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I have a query relating to access. I have lniked an excel file, with around 1000 entries in it. There are three relevant columns - School, Dept and Section. I want access to have a form that allows me to have a drop down for each of these, so for example if i want to count how many out of the 1000+ are going from a certain school to a certain dept and section when i select them, it cant be done in excel as there are too many entries, btu im told it can be done in access? thanks in advance
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I do not believe that to be the case. Please see Response #9 of your other thread.
I was able to get it working with 30,000 rows of data in each of 3 workbooks.
Have you considered using the database functions within Excel.
I recently worked on an Excel 'database' consisting of over 7000 rows and 24 columns.
I used the database functions to return results based on selecting items that matched criteria in 11 columns.
The results appeared almost instantaneously - and that's on my laptop which is not the latest and greatest!
The Excel function I used was DCOUNTA
'Counts the nonblank cells in a column of a list or database that match conditions that you specify'.
As your data is already in Excel, it saves moving everything to Access.
I do have a small example Worksheet using Excel's database functions. The worksheet is annotated.
If you are interested, let me have your e-mail address via private messaging and I will send the workbook to you.


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Odd Couple: Laura Jorgensen (left) and Elly Lichenstein tussle in 'Queer Theory.'
Comedy of Errors
Petaluma's Cinnabar Theater presents John O'Keefe's world premiere, 'Queer Theory'
Bay Area playwright John O'Keefe has a proven knack for creating intelligent, offbeat, gorgeously dialogued plays with provocative titles that are ripe with potential double-meaning: Spook, Glamour, All Night Long and especially his newest work, Queer Theory.
"The title, Queer Theory, is a double-entendre," explains O'Keefe, speaking on the phone from his San Francisco home. "'Queer theory' is a term that came into popularity in the 1980s. It has, to a certain degree, to do with the content of gender studies programs in the university system. Queer theory is a branch of gender studies that proposes that the sexual identity of someone is partially or wholly socially constructed--which I think is a crock.
"But to a great deal," he continues, "the other aspect of [the play] Queer Theory is that it's also about queer people, by which I mean weird people, strange people, geeks. This show is more about the people than it is about their theories."
The two-actor play--which had its official world premiere last weekend at the Cinnabar Theater in Petaluma, the first in a four-weekend run--is O'Keefe's attempt to reconcile the basic political and cultural differences between two women in their 50s. One, Anne Ingersol (played by Laura Jorgensen) is a grain-elevator operator from Iowa. She never had a college education, and she's been living on a farm with her husband, raising two kids she never really wanted. "She thinks babies look like Martians, but then she went and had two of them," O'Keefe says.
The other woman is Rebecca Walsh (Elly Lichenstein), a gender theorist and college professor who happens to be lesbian, and who's been living in a very privileged environment. "As a high-profile academic and gender theorist," O'Keefe says, "she basically has the same attitude as a Calvinist preacher, except that she has different issues to fire her bullets at."
In Queer Theory, O'Keefe throws the two women together as accidental roommates in a small cottage in England, near the birthplace of the famous Victorian-novel-writing Brontë sisters, Emily, Charlotte and Anne. Each woman has come to the Brontë's Haworth Parsonage for her own mysterious reasons, and the resulting culture clash between O'Keefe's off-kilter odd couple provides much of the drama and humor of the play.
"I'm hoping it's kind of funny," O'Keefe says with a laugh, "though this was a difficult one to write. There are so many hot-button issues. It felt like I was writing it in my own blood at times. In this play, I try not to get terribly involved in the digressive issues of whether queer theory is right or wrong, just or unjust. Basically, I just wanted to play with the issues of two people coming from different classes who are basically the same age and the same race. So it's kind of fun. The whole idea is to bring a reconciliation between the two, and fooling around with these different positions."
O'Keefe, 64, has written or directed over 40 plays and screenplays. Born in Iowa, he began doing theater work while attending Iowa University in 1968. A founding member of the Berkeley-based improv company known as the Blake Street Hawkeyes (the group that produced George Coates and Whoopi Goldberg), O'Keefe has gone on to build successful collaborative relationships with the experimental Iowa Theater Lab, San Francisco's Magic Theatre, the Undermain Theater in Dallas and the Odyssey Theater in Los Angeles. Queer Theory marks O'Keefe's fourth consecutive world premiere (after Glamour, Spook and Crystal Night, which became Times Like These) at the Cinnabar Theater, a house he's come to appreciate and rely on.
"They give me a first-class production and all the freedom and resources I need to create the show I see in my mind," he says. "It helps that they've got a great well of amazing actors to draw on, and a lighting and set designer [Aloysha Klebe] who is just amazing and very, very experienced. They are all so hard-working, the people at Cinnabar, and I respect that. It's a great theater at which to launch a play. Every one of the plays I've premiered at Cinnabar has moved on to theaters all around the country."
Times Like These, which premiered at the Cinnabar in 2002, went on to have an extended run at Odyssey Theater in Los Angeles and won several awards including the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for best playwriting. The Cinnabar world premiere of Queer Theory is the subject of an upcoming segment on KQED's popular Sparks television series, to air on Wednesday, June 2, at 7:30pm.
An equal-opportunity playwright, O'Keefe says that Queer Theory makes as many jabs at segments of the progressive left as it does at the conservative right. "I've lived in the Bay Area since 1972," he says, "and, I'm sorry, but a lot of people are kind of 'holier than thou' on the left. I come from very poor trash, as an Iowa kid in juvenile homes, so it isn't like I was a white privileged male who has an easy time hanging out with left wingers. I don't have a knee-jerk liberal reaction to any of these issues I'm writing about. Like many Iowa people, I am very independent in my choices.
"It's very bothersome and disturbing that the left is so sanctimonious," he continues. "It does not criticize itself whatsoever--though of course, the right doesn't do that either. I suppose I'm trying to bring about a turnabout of the left, so that it can be better prepared to fight off the right."
While such remarks might make Queer Theory seem important and "serious," O'Keefe wants it made clear that his latest work is a comedy. "Though I suppose it's a dangerous thing to say your play is a comedy," he adds, "because if no one laughs, then it's like, 'Well, that was a bomb.' And I can't even say it's a dark comedy because I don't really write dark things. It's ultimately an uplifting show--except," he chuckles, "for really, really homophobic people."
Cinnabar Theater's world premiere of 'Queer Theory' runs Friday-Sunday through June 19. Friday-Saturday at 8pm; Sunday at 2pm. $16-$18. 'Queer Theory' is not appropriate for ages under 16. 3333 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. 707.763.8920.
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The president of the United States will be making a visit to the UK on July 13 and Twitter is feeling superstitious.
Donald Trump's working visit falls on a Friday, making it a very inauspicious day indeed for some.
Twitter users took to the social network to share their thoughts.
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Five Autumn Horse Care Tips
Few hobbies are better for getting you out and enjoying adventures in the great outdoors than horse riding. There you are, sat peacefully atop your majestic steed as you leisurely trot through the countryside – bliss! However, while horse riding itself may be better in certain conditions, owning a horse is a year-round commitment and autumn can be particularly important. You might not be taking your horse out as much as usual, but there's still plenty to consider, especially with winter just around the corner. Making sure your horse is in tip-top shape is a must, so we've put together a list highlighting some of the most effective ways to do so.
In order to keep your horse fit and healthy, worming is essential. Every horse owner has to do it, as horses can suffer from serious gastrointestinal issues otherwise. Many vets suggest that such tests and treatments should be carried out in November and December, so you might want to consider starting to get yourself properly prepared with the correct supplies during the autumn months. It never hurts to be ahead of the game!
A potentially serious and relatively common equine problem, laminitis is an inflammation of the soft tissue which links the pedal bone to the inner hoof wall. Although it's a condition which is exhibited in the feet, it's often the result of a number of issues. The main cause often linked to it is excessive grass eating, particularly in the autumn months when the combination of warm soil and increased rain can result in an extra sugar build-up in grass. It's these sugars which are said to be the main problem. Laminitis risk can be decreased by closely monitoring your horse's grazing, or by using a grazing muzzle.
Prepare the yard
British winters are pretty miserable in terms of the weather – that's to be expected. Therefore, no one wants to be out in the inevitable unrelenting downpours doing yard maintenance. So, by that logic, you'll want to get a head start with that when the weather is less of a nuisance. Inspect your yard for anything which might potentially hurt your horse, and make changes before the storm clouds gather. You won't want to be trying to put new fence posts in when the ground is frozen solid in December!
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If there was one particular time of year in which horses might be more susceptible to overeating, it's summer. Gaining a little weight is a pretty normal phenomenon when they're spending more time outside and it actually benefits them for the winter, when they might be more likely to lose weight. That fluctuation should be managed so a balance can be found and your steed is kept at a healthy weight. After all, it's not healthy for us humans to be either over or under weight, so why wouldn't the same apply to equines?
Mud fever
During the winter months, it can be difficult for horses to keep themselves dry. Even if they're in their stable, there's always a chance for water to leak in and it can stick around for a while if the temperature doesn't get warm enough. That's when mud fever can become a problem. It's caused by a constant wetting of the skin which results in the protective barrier disintegrating. Bacteria can then find its way in and cause an infection. If left untreated, mud fever can eventually lead to lameness in the most serious cases. The key to prevention is keeping stables clean and dry, rotating paddocks and washing the at-risk areas before also drying thoroughly.
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Jode Eclipse Plugin
This plugin has only been tested with Eclipse 3.0.1 and 3.1. It appears to have some problems with Eclipse 3.2. I'll update the plugin when I have time. However, the sources are available at the SourceForge project is anybody would like to do the 3.2 upgrade.
The Jode Eclipse plugin provides basic integration between the Jode decompiler and the Eclipse JDT. I wrote it for my own usage but I thought others might get some benefit from it as well. Features of the plugin include…
- Decompilation of class files from the workspace and JAR files
- Automatic decompilation during source code navigation (e.g., F3)
Go to Help -> Software Updates -> Find and Install. Select the "Search for new features to install" option. Press the "New Remote Site…" button and enter "Technoetic" for the name and "https://eclipse.technoetic.com/update" for the URL. Press OK, and install the Jode plugin from the subsequent list of features.
Known Issues
Unfortunately, I was unable to find a way to extend an "Open with…" menu item when opening class files contained in a JAR. For this to work, you must do the following steps…
- Go to Window -> Preferences -> Workbench -> File Associations
- Select the *.class file association. You should see the Jode Class File Viewer in the associated editors list
- Select the Jode Class File Viewer and press the "Default" button.
If you have problems you can reset the associations by setting the default back to the Class File Viewer.
If you have already opened a file using the Class File Viewer, Eclipse will continue to use that viewer for that class until the IDE is restarted. If you know of a way to override this behavior, please email me with the technique.
Go to Windows -> Preferences -> Java -> Jode Decompiler to set options for the decompiler. See the Jode home page for details on the effects of these options.
I didn't write the decompiler used by this plugin. If you have problems with it, see the Jode project page.
Use this tool only for legal purposes!
Have fun!
Thanks. Unfortunately I can't make it to decompile any class. I'm getting errors for all classes. I'm running Eclipse 3.1M5a on Windows. Here is the error:
LOCATION: c:\findbugs\lib\dom4j-full.jar!=findbugs.lib\.dom4j-full.jar|org.dom4j.Attribute
TOTAL TIME: 0 ms
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: =findbugs.lib\.dom4j-full.jar|org.dom4j.Attribute
at jode.bytecode.ClassInfo.loadInfo(ClassInfo.java:631)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:86)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:123)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:128)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeDecompiler.decompile(JodeDecompiler.java:72)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeSourceMapper.findSource(JodeSourceMapper.java:78)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeSourceMapper.findSource(JodeSourceMapper.java:65)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeClassFileEditor.doOpenBuffer(JodeClassFileEditor.java:124)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeClassFileEditor.init(JodeClassFileEditor.java:70)
It looks like you're trying to decompile the Attribute class from Dom4J. Is the Dom4J JAR file in the classpath of the project where you are doing the decompilation? It appears that Jode can't find the class and that is one possible reason.
I also haven't used the plugin with 3.1, but it doesn't appear that the error is related to that version. I'm using conventional JDT classpath functions so I don't know any reason why it wouldn't work with 3.1 although I've only used it in 3.0.1 (along with several other people).
Let me know if you get any more hints about the problem. Thanks.
I found this class using Ctrl-Shift-T dialog, so class should be in the classpath of some project.
Are you running on Windows? The path and ClassNotFoundException look suspitious to me (dots and slashes kinda weird). ClassNotFoundException usually print class name as it and it not suppose to have chars like '=' in the name.
Can you please try with 3.1 on your side. I believe that you should be able to use the same workspace as for 3.0
I've asked a friend who uses 3.1 to try it. I develop on Windows but the paths in your stack trace don't correspond to any paths on my system. I agree that the '=' looks suspicious. Maybe something is different in the 3.1 project-related classpath generation. We'll see what my friend has to say after he tries it. If you find out anything else, please let me know. Thanks.
Any update on this?
I have friend who tried it with 3.1 and saw the same error you did. I can look into it after installing 3.1 but that won't be in the immediate future. I can make the source code available if you'd like to investigate the 3.1 issues. I'm guessing the fix will be simple once someone has time to investigate it.
Sure. Source code is always good to have. I can't promise to look at it immediately, but from time to time I get bored when sitting in a train (usually 2 times a day) and that would be perfect time to look at this issue. 🙂
Any news on fixing this for 3.1 (M6 just released last week)? Or maybe source code, so I can look at it…
A couple items of good news. First, I downloaded Eclipse 3.1M6 and there was an easy fix to the problem. Secondly, the SourceForge project has been approved. I'll update the update site and move the code to a public CVS at SourceForge sometime this week. I'll post a comment when the updates are available from the update site.
The new feature is on the update site. The source code is available at http://sf.net/projects/jodeeclipse. Have fun!
Great! It is working now. Thanks a lot.
The only missing functionality now is to see original line numbers (e.g. as comments like jad does it) and even allow to alling decompiled code along to line numbers (like jadclipse does). That will certainly help debugging.
By the way, it could be a good option for your plugin to be able to select decompiler engine. There is a good decompiler included into Soot tools. http://catamaran.labs.cs.uu.nl/twiki/pt/bin/view/Transform/DecompilationDava
hi ,
Very recently i had used jode on Eclipse3.0.1 and worked around.
Seems everything is fine, but while debugging my application, iam facing some problems.whenever a breakpoint appears in debug mode, generally eclipse tries to open the .class file. Here actually instead of eclipse, JODE itself is trying to open the .class file and due to this the entire breakpoint concept is becoming meaningless.
Could any one of you kindly assist me in this.
Hello Ramy. If you are debugging in class libraries that have source code, you'll want to go into the workspace preferences and change the default class file viewer back to the built in viewer. Unfortunately, Jode does not provide line numbers or line number alignment like Jad. However, it can decompile a larger variety of Java code than Jad so it's a tradeoff.
AFAIK, there is no way to work around the behavior you are seeing. If someone knows a solution, either submit a patch to the SourceForge project (http://sf.net/projects/jodeeclipse) or let me know in some other way.
Steve, it should be possible to resolve, but it will require changes in JODE code.
I agree. I'm not a Jode developer, just a user who wanted some integration with Eclipse. I currently have a few other projects I'm working on so I don't time to dig into the Jode implementation. I think it would be a great feature though if someone has the time to do it.
Could you please take look at #1177740
Coming from the same angle (watching how was your own code processed by binary weaver), it would be a nice feature to pass JODE output through the JDT formatter. This gives best readability of the sources possible, because it would be formated according to the user's own preference. What do you think?
Rafal, you can also use bytecode outline plugin to see decompiled bytecode of any class. Undortunately it will not help with debugging too.
Getting the following error..Please help
LOCATION: R:\webapps\wdk\WEB-INF\classes!DocumentClassList
TOTAL TIME: 0 ms
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: DocumentClassList
at jode.bytecode.ClassInfo.loadInfo(ClassInfo.java:631)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:86)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:123)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:128)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeDecompiler.decompile(JodeDecompiler.java:69)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeSourceMapper.findSource(JodeSourceMapper.java:82)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeSourceMapper.findSource(JodeSourceMapper.java:65)
I get this exception when try to decompile standard API , (The class from other jar are ok), seem jode know that it is at rt.jar, do you know why it can't be decompile?
LOCATION: /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.5.0/Classes/classes.jar!java.lang.RuntimeException
TOTAL TIME: 0 ms
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: java.lang.RuntimeException
at jode.bytecode.ClassInfo.loadInfo(ClassInfo.java:631)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:86)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:123)
at jode.decompiler.ClassAnalyzer.(ClassAnalyzer.java:128)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeDecompiler.decompile(JodeDecompiler.java:69)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeSourceMapper.findSource(JodeSourceMapper.java:82)
David Perez
I used to use the Jadclipse plugin for the same purpose in Eclipse 3.0, but doesn't work anymore in Eclipse 3.1, so I tried Jode.
It works ok, thanks for making it publicly available.
I can open class files and get decompiled, but I cannot open decompiled classes from the stack trace view.
Any workaround for this?
David Perez
I forgot to mention that Jadclipse didn't have this problem.
I'm using Eclipse under Windows.
David, Jode doesn't generate the source code in a way that matches the line number information stored in the class file so a link from the debug stack trace would be inaccurate. Are you seeing line number information in the stack trace? Sometimes there's no debug information in the class file so you wouldn't be able to jump to the source even if the original source was available. In those cases, the library must be recompiled with debug information.
Jürgen Jatzkowski
Hi, sorry I have some problems and didn't find help so far . After installation I tried to decompile a class file which should be on the classpath (Eclipse 3.1) but nothing changes (still the old message: "Source not found"). Looking into .log I can find this:
at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.core.BinaryType.sourceFileName(BinaryType.java:875)
at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.core.SourceMapper.mapSource(SourceMapper.java:1163)
at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.core.SourceMapper.mapSource(SourceMapper.java:1101)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeSourceMapper.mapSource(JodeSourceMapper.java:121)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeClassFileEditor.doOpenBuffer(JodeClassFileEditor.java:112)
at net.sourceforge.jode.JodeClassFileEditor.init(JodeClassFileEditor.java:70)
at org.eclipse.ui.internal.EditorManager.createSite(EditorManager.java:773)
at org.eclipse.ui.internal.EditorReference.createPartHelper(EditorReference.java:572)
at org.eclipse.ui.internal.EditorReference.createPart(EditorReference.java:365)
Any help for this?
Jodeclipse works well, but I would like to be able to Ctrl+Click on a class in the source code to open the class in a new editor or jodeclipse editor
Works great on FreeBSD Eclipse 3.1.1!
Thanks =)
how come the class viewer still opens the class files and not the JODE class viewer?
I just installed the plugin and it works gread. But I have a small Problem:
The plugin seems to have a cache for the decompiled classes. So I viewed a class without sourcecode and got the decompile-results of jode. Later I added a source-code attachment for this class but I still get the sourcecode by jode.
Do I have the possibility to clean the cache of the decompiler?
I have the same problem like here: http://blog.technoetic.com/jode-eclipse-plugin/#comment-55 .
And similar problem with Jadclipse! 🙂
JodeSourceMapper and JadClipseSourceMapper works the same way. I'm using Eclipse 3.1 and WinXP Prof SP2.
Hi Marcel. The plugin doesn't maintain the cache. This is something that's happening in Eclipse. I agree that it's annoying but I don't have the time to find a workaround. If you find a way to fix this problem, let me know and I'll patch the plugin. Thanks.
I've managed to get JODE working fine from the command line but not from within Eclipse. I've made the JODE Class File Viewer the default viewer for all class files in Eclipse but the Class File Viewer that comes with Eclipse is marked as locked by the class file content type. When I attempt to open a class file, I receive a message indicating "The Class File Viewer cannot handle the given input". When I click on details, it seems that Eclipse is NOT using JODE at all and, instead, is using it's own class file viewer. Is there any of forcing Eclipse to use JODE?Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
What version of Eclipse are you using? In 3.1 at least, I think the "locked" message just means you can't delete that particular viewer. You should still be able to set Jode as the default. A few of my coworkers installed this plugin in 3.1 within the last week and they haven't had any problems changing the file associations so I'm not sure what's happening in your environment. If you find out can you post the related information. Thanks.
Steve, thanks for the quick response. I'm using Eclipse 3.1.1, Build M20050929-0840. JODE is registered as the default class viewer and you're correct, the Eclipse provided viewer can not be deleted. Also, the JODE jar file is under the c:\eclipse\plugins\net.sourceforge.jode_1.0.5 directory. Do I also need a copy of the jar file directly under c:\eclipse\plugins directory or are there CLASSPATH issues of which I'm unaware?
I have Eclipse Version: 3.1.2 Build id: M20060118-1600, and I have exaclty the same problem as "Kevin". My JODE Plugin is in C:\Programme\EclipseAddOns\eclipse\plugins\net.sourceforge.jode_1.0.5, and I can decompile files with F3, but not with "Open File…". Since I want to decomplie an "enhanced" (modified by an external tool after compilation) class file, F3 doesn't help me, because it just shows the original source.
Just the plugin should be enough. You don't need the JAR file in some other location.
I can open the class file with Jode from a JAR file or using F3. I am able to reproduce the problem you describe when opening a class file from file system. Unfortunately, I probably won't be able to do much investigation into the problem immediately.
Changhai Ke
Since a small JODE community is here, I would like to ask if someone has a JODE version that works fine with JDK 1.4, especially regarding the problem of decompiling try/catch/finally?
Did someone here ever tried JODE with JDK 5 and what kind of problems can be expected?
Can you please detail steps how I can open a class file from a jar file from eclipse. Because As soon as I open jar file it opens WinZip and from there I could not go back and select Jode to view the file.
I think I found the problem with opening Jar. I was using resource perspective rather than Java Perspective. In Java Perspective I was able to drill down to a particular class and open with Jode.
amol deshmukh
> Marcel – November 23rd, 2005 at 3:12 am
> The plugin seems to have a cache for the decompiled
> classes. Later I added a source-code attachment for
> this class but I still get the sourcecode by jode.
I had the same problem and it was resolved when I deleted the $WORKSPACE/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.jdt.core folder and restarted eclipse (make sure you backup the folder before deleting in case eclipse refuses to start up). Perhaps the same can also be achieved by passing a -clean option to eclipse when starting up.
[Note from Steve: The plugin has no cache. Eclipse does some type of caching that causes this behavior. I've always just been able to restart Eclipse to clear it.]


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Steve Tomasek of Castle Rock, Colorado, fills poblanos with shredded chicken, cheese, and vegetables.
How to Make It
Rinse chicken and pat dry. In a 10- to 12-inch nonstick frying pan over medium heat, combine chicken, onion, tomato, oil, garlic, and cumin. Stir often until chicken is slightly pink in center of thickest part (cut to test), 6 to 10 minutes.
Let stand until chicken is cool enough to touch, then tear meat into shreds. Return to pan. Add bell pepper, canned chilies, and cheese; mix.
Wearing rubber gloves, cut poblanos in half lengthwise. With a knife, cut seed lump from beneath the stem inside each chili, leaving stem end in place (to form a cup). Pull out and discard veins.
Mound chicken mixture equally in chili halves. Set chilies in an oiled 9- by 13-inch casserole, filling it. Cover tightly with foil.
Bake in a 375° oven until the poblanos are tender when pierced, about 35 minutes.
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June 10, 2013
I've often wondered if keeping your receipts is as easy and simple as it sounds (and looks!). The truth is, yes, it can be easy and convenient. The key is organization.
No one, not even your auditors, wants to dig through a year's worth of 10-inch stacked barely readable receipts just to find that one receipt for $20.00. How to avoid this? A little time and dedication can help keep track of all those receipts you gather in a year's worth of time.
Finding a nice home for your receipts is essential. Keep an envelope at your desk or in your briefcase for all your receipts. Don't let your specified receipt envelope get so heavy and messy that you want to throw it away as soon as you find the nearest trash can. Be sure to document your receipts once a month by using a digital or hard-print spreadsheet where you can write down the nature of the receipt and the amount. Doing this once a month will make you a lot less cluttered, and you are a lot more likely to remember the nature of a particular receipt if it is documented 20 days after the transaction as opposed to 11 months later.
I've recently become familiar with writing on my receipts the purpose of the expense as soon as it happens. Trust me, it helps. I'd much prefer not to dig through my oversized messy purse just to find a pen to write down "business lunch with so and so" on a receipt after having a stuffed stomach. The solution? Just take the 10 seconds to find a pen because in the long run this will prove to be very useful when trying to remember exactly what the expense was for.
Don't forget, keeping a clean and simple record of all your receipts is not only enjoyable for your auditors but also yourself. Taking the time every now and then to get organized (and stay organized) can be very beneficial for all. Try it!


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UUCG Families' Virtual Visit
Date(s) - 05/14/2020
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Time set aside for our children and youth to connect in a virtual space.
This is unstructured visitation time, there will be no program plan or facilitator in the "room". Please be present with your children in this virtual space, throughout the visit.
UUCG Families' Virtual Visit will be meeting online via Zoom.
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Sat, 1 August 2009
Deconstructing Dinner revisits with the topic of permaculture... a concept and philosophy that has grown significantly in popularity since we first aired a show on the topic back in 2006.
In September 2008, Deconstructing Dinner's Andrea Langlois visited The Blue Raven Permaculture Farm on Salt Spring Island British Columbia. Farmers and Instructors Brandon and Patti Bauer escort Andrea around the farm and describe the principles of permaculture as they apply on their particular parcel of land. We then travel to San Francisco, California and then off to Devon, England where we take a glimpse at two more of the many examples of how permaculture is being adopted worldwide as a new way of cultivating food, shelter and energy and doing so while maintaining a harmonious relationship with their surroundings. Instead of working against nature as agriculture and other systems so often do, permaculture seeks to work within it.
Brandon & Patti Bauer, farmers/instructors, The Blue Raven Permaculture Farm (Salt Spring Island, BC) - The Blue Raven Permaculture Farm is located on 5 acres near Mt. Maxwell Provincial Park on Salt Spring Island. Brandon and Patti have been teaching Permaculture and developing their site since 2002.
Kevin Bayuk, urban permaculture designer (San Francisco, CA) - Kevin Bayuk rents an apartment in the Haight Ashbury district of San Fransicso. He also grows a large amount of his own food, actively composts, raises ducks and captures rainwater- total urban permaculture. One might think you need to own a large plot of land in the country to create an abundant food growing system, but Kevin proves this theory wrong on a number of counts.
Additional Audio
Permaculture: Farms for the Future, Rebecca Hosking (Devon, England)
Direct download: DD073009.mp3
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With an online population the size of a small country (about 11 million), each paying a monthly fee (£8.99) – you have to wonder what is behind the success of the biggest and most dominating MMORPG in the last 5 years. My housemates whom I was living with during my university years signed me up … Continue reading


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I am putting together a toy program which shows how stars move around in the galaxy.
To run the simulation I need to know strength of the Milky Way's gravitational field at any location in it. I'm looking for a model (e.g. a collection of uniformly dense planes/rods) rather than a database of potentials.
Where can I get such a model?
I could simply construct an infinite plane of uniform density, but is that good enough? This is only a toy so I'm looking for something which preserves integrity of the overall shape and statistics of the galaxy, rather than worrying about the specific location of any particular star.


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Classical Jam with the ISO
a program for ADULT MUSICIANS
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to play with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra on the Hilbert Circle Theatre stage? Classical Jam is your chance to rehearse, mingle, and perform with with ISO! A conductor leads rehearsal with guests and ISO members playing side by side. A rehearsal break and reception allows you to mingle with your musical colleagues before returning to the stage for a casual performance of the piece. This is a 21+ event.
The cost to participate is $45 and can be paid by cash, check, or card. A reduced fee of $25 is available to full-time band, orchestra, and classroom teachers.
Orchestral parts are assigned on a first come, first served basis (no audition required). Acceptance is limited to space available, and your assignment will be confirmed via email.
Want to be the first to know when registration for our next session opens? Join our email list via the form below!
Who should apply?
If you are an adult (21+) who plays an orchestral instrument and would love to play with the ISO at the Hilbert Circle Theatre, this is for you! Classical Jam is an opportunity created for adult amateur musicians to experience a day with the ISO.
How many players will the ISO accept?
Our goal is to include as many participants as we can and still comfortably accommodate both ISO musicians and participants together in the orchestra. Space will be limited. Should we run out of space to play, you're welcome to join us as an observer.
What is the repertoire?
Typically, we perform a movement of a major symphonic work. This time, it is "Mars" and "Jupiter" from Holst's The Planets. Previous Jams have performed movements from Mahler Symphony No. 1 ("Titan"), Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6 (Pathétique), and more.
Is there a cost to participate?
Yes. The cost is $45 and can be paid by cash, check, or card. A reduced fee of $25 is available for full-time band, orchestra, and classroom teachers. Heavy snacks and drinks are provided during the event.
What should I bring? How should I dress?
Bring your instrument! If you play a large percussion instrument, we will provide everything, but the sticks/mallets. Practice parts will be provided electronically ahead of time, but music will be placed on your stand before your arrival on the night of your Jam. This is a casual evening, so feel free to dress comfortably!
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2012 Mustang: 12k mile update
by, 06-12-2012 at 09:46 AM (126570 Views)
[QUOTE=6cylVWguy;77775801]I thought I'd update those who care about my 2012 Mustang GT--especially since the online reputation for the current mustangs isn't all that stellar. I know most of the attention has moved away from the Mustang, but I know there are several on this forum who have some level of interest in the most current version.
Almost a year ago I posted the following about the initial purchase of the mustang: [url]https://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?5412041-quot-Putting-your-money-where-your-mouth-is-quot-101-Adding-a-little-vitamin-V8-to-my-diet[/url]
Here's a pic of the car with 6 miles on it and before I even drove it:
A quick rundown for those who aren't interested in the details:
-Overall grip
-Reasonably comfortable seats
-Bumpy ride
-Rear end not terribly stable when driven with any passion over bumps
-Plastic steering wheel
-Steering lacks feel
So what's it been like to live with the car for 12k miles and almost a year?
Quick review: Base model, 3.55 rear end, brembo package, security package, 6-spd manual
Well, the design is what it is. Some think it looks super cheap and others don't mind it. I'm of the opinion that while the mustang isn't a model of interior design, it's quite functional and pleasant enough to look at on a daily basis. I would love to replace the chrome trim bits with the polished aluminum from the Boss, but that's my biggest complaint. The more I've driven it, the most I realize how big the interior is, but yet, I don;t think the space is used all that well. It's almost impossible to get normal sized adults in the back--though I have had 3 adult male passengers in the car at one time. I feel bad for the two in the back seat.
There are some overtly cheap detail features in this car, but again, it's nothing new. There's no trim around the portion of the dashboard that surrounds the steering column, plus there was less effort on Ford's part to hide the bottom of the dashboard, inside the footwells. Meh, no big deal. Unlike my mkV GTI at a similar mileage, the mustang has no squeaks or rattles. It doesn't look like it's built to the highest standards, but it's actually built quite well and is quite sturdy.
The seats are fairly comfortable, but not all that sporty. I wished I could have gotten the recaros that are available on the '13s.
I don't know if there's much to say about the motor that hasn't already been said. The car is fast. Passing 4-5 cars at a clip on the highway is a pretty effortless process, unlike most of the other cars I've owned, where passing one, maybe two cars, is about the best I could do. This has definitely been a car where I've gunned it, looked down, and see the speedo a touch over 100 mph. But again, that's mostly due to my frame of reference, having owned cars that typically never had much over 200 hp.
The character of the engine is not one of a typical pony car. The driver really needs to be in the right gear, in the right rpm. You can easily be caught in the wrong gear on this car. So the engine is fairly peaky for a V8, but once the tack sweeps past 3500 rpms, the car really comes alive--and the car loves redline. When launched properly from a stop, it accelerates as you would expect a 400+ hp car accelerate. The car definitely has some violence to it when banging through the gears.
This section is dedicated to the elephant in the room: the MT82 transmission. I think this transmission has gotten a bad rap online. I haven't done a damn thing to the transmission or shifter hardware since I've had the car. I still think the car has great shifter feel, but the gates are pretty close, so you can move the shifter between two gates and get "locked out". The few times I've been "locked out", if I move the shifter a couple of mm's to the left or right, the shifter will suddenly slip into gear. You can't ape this car into gear. But once you're familiar with how the shifter operates, you can easily complete some pretty quick shifts.
I have no problem with the brakes on my car. The pedal isn't as firm as it is on my corrado with SS lines, but it much firmer than the brakes on my mkV GTI. And the pedal has some nice feel to it--not mushy and not touchy either. I wouldn't buy a mustang GT without the brembo package.
So this is the section about suspension and steering. The easy part of talk about is the steering---it simply has no feel. However, when the steering is put in sport mode, it's got excellent firmness without any slop whatsoever. But the overall steering feel, well, yeah, a BMW it's not!
The suspension is a bit of a mixed bag. The car works amazingly well with the stock pirelli P Zero summer tires that come with the brembo package. The car is so much tighter with these tires vs the performance/sport winter tires I was running during the winter. The front end has decent bite in most, but not all situations. I can get some pretty significant understeer on this car during certain turns. Though that's easily remedied with some throttle. I was just surprised the car wasn't as neutral as I had initially thought. But yes, the car has some serious grip and fairly progressive break away.
But what about the ride? Well, to start off, it's believed that the Brembo package cars have a slightly stiffer suspension and they also have lower profile tires than the standard mustang. The car has decent body control versus other stock mustangs I've driven, but the downside is that it's far too springy over high frequency bumps and undulations in the road. I mean, there were times were it seemed like I was driving in a car with cut springs. So the calibrations on the stock car are pretty far from optimal. If you're just cruising over bumps, the car may become bouncy, but the rear end is still fairly planted. But as soon as you accelerate with any urgency over imperfections in the road, that rear end loves to start skipping around. On smooth roads, the car is very stable into triple digits and the stiff steering in sport mode improves high speed steering control. I still think there is more Ford could have done with the brembo cars. And one day, I'll see if what I just wrote is actually true. And then there's the wicked wheel hop.
Now on to the fun stuff
The car has been very good, but it hasn't been perfect. I noticed an intermittent squeak coming from somewhere under car after about 6 months of ownership. I could only hear it between 25-30 mph, and if I went above that, the noise would disappear until i let the car cool down and began to drive it again. The Ford folks diagnosed the problem as some type of faulty dust cover in the rear end. While they were there, they noticed my car had the rear-end vent problem that was addressed by a TSB. So I got both of those issues taken care of at once.
The other issue I had with the car was that one end of the passenger side airbag cover was starting to lift up on one side. I noticed this about a month after I picked up the car, but I figured I'd deal with it at the first oil change. This was more of a problem than I thought. The service writer was contemplating not replacing the cover because she felt that if she replaced it, it would just do it again, so why replace it. I was about to lose my isht on her as I have a bit of PTSD from my previous dealings with the chrysler dealer up the road. In the end, she agreed to order me the part. And about 2 months into having the new airbag cover, it's still staying in place. Imagine that!
One item that I almost forgot was that I needed to get the front rotors resurfaced at about 9k miles. The dealer took care of this under warranty.
[U]Current Mods[/U]
To be honest, I haven't done many of much substance. But I've moved along faster than I have in the past. This car is plenty fast for me at the current time, so I'm not in any hurry to tinker under the hood. And to be honest, if the time comes when I'm seriously thinking about a blower, I think it might just be better to buy a c6 Z06. But that's years off. So my list of "mods" are the following:
-Laminex clear headlight film and lightly tinted fog light film
-Blacked out front pony from a '10 mustang
-Steeda shifter ball
-GT500 mufflers
-CDC front chin spoiler
I have to be honest, I'm pretty happy with what I've done and don't plan on doing all that much more...or not...
[U]Future Mods[/U]
Aside from getting a Boss, GT premium, or GT500 steering wheel, all of my additional effort will go towards improving the suspension to more acceptable levels. Definitely a set of dampers and springs and likely an adjustable panhard bar. If wheel hop is still a problem, I may look into getting relocation brackets. I don't generally like the approach of many owners in which they replace every factory item at one time. I prefer the approach of replacing a few things at once, seeing how that changes things and then changing additional items if I'm still not happy. Or if something new crops up.
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8 Ways to Feel Delighted Even in the Dead of Winter
The holidays are over, which for some of us is a huge relief, but for others is disappointing and depressing. It also doesn't help that many of us live in places where darkness descends in the late afternoon, and the temperatures are bone chilling (no matter how many layers we layer!). Which leads us to spend less time outside, and less time with others.
All of this makes it tough to feel genuine joy and delight. It can be a gloomy time of year, and gloomy is exactly how we feel.
During winter, clients regularly tell therapist Melissa Divaris Thompson that they feel alone and tired. All. The. Time. They share that when they're done with work, all they yearn to do is lay down on the couch and stay there.
Wintertime also is a season of slow. And once we slow down, we might "find we don't feel so good," said Thompson, LMFT, a holistic psychotherapist who specializes in seeing adult women and couples in their 20s and 30s in New York City. "We may tap into our feelings and realize how depleted we are."
Brandice Schnabel's clients feel like they haven't had a chance to process what happened in December (namely complex family dynamics), and yet they've been catapulted into the land of new year's resolutions and transformations. Schnabel, LISW-S, is a psychotherapist and founder of Sky Witness Healing Arts, a private practice in North Canton, Ohio, that provides counseling from a clinical and/or shamanic perspective based on each client's needs.
But winter doesn't have to feel awful—at least not completely. In fact, it can feel joyful. Yes, joyful. Here's how.
Connect to winter's coziness. "There is a joy and delight in recognizing that there is a season for everything, including the [season] to retreat from the elements, and seek comfort and coziness," said Simon Niblock, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Austin, Texas, dedicated to helping men and their partners overcome some of life's more challenging experiences.
He noted that the Danish have a word for this: Hygge. "It means to connect with the quality of coziness and comfortable friendliness that begets a feeling of contentment or well-being."
For instance, this might mean savoring a hot cup of cocoa and wearing fluffy socks, said Niblock, founder of Man Up Therapy, a therapeutic service assisting men in overcoming the stigma of seeking mental health services. It might mean creating a warm, soothing environment at home with candles; soft, flannel sheets; and heavy throw blankets.
Similarly, Thompson suggested focusing on the lighting in your home: Build a fire, buy a new lamp, string some Christmas lights, or try a diffuser with essential oils and multicolor changing lights.
Extend warmth to others. "The other practice of Hygge, is to recognize the significance of extending that extra warmth to others when interacting with them," Niblock said. This might mean smiling more or initiating more open, compassionate conversations, he said. What does extending warmth to others look like for you? How would you like others to approach you with compassion? Can you do the same?
Schedule excitement. Thompson suggested scheduling in activities that you feel excited about—anything from dinner with friends to a weekend getaway (maybe somewhere warm). "Making plans gives us something to look forward to and elevates our mood," she said. What exciting, interesting, entertaining activity can you put on your schedule this week?
Start a few creative projects. Think about creative projects that would be fun to do, whether inside or outside. For instance, Schnabel suggested "small needlework or yarnwork projects, [coloring books], Zentangles, cooking experiments [and] homemade cards." She also suggested trying a 30-day creative challenge on Instagram.
"If you have no idea what sparks your creativity, try doing The Artist's Way," she said. "Morning pages, artist dates, and the weekly homework are all really rewarding ways to give yourself permission to find joy in creating purely for creation's sake."
If you're pressed for time, you can still connect to your creativity. All you need is a single minute, and you can play with all kinds of prompts, such as: Write several sentences using only words that start with these letters: N, U, I; and "Shhh, listen! There's an everyday noise you can hear right now that's part of a top-secret government experiment. What is the noise, and what experiment are they conducting?" (More prompts here.)
Embrace nature. Focus on the childlike fun and fierce beauty of winter, and head outside—even if it's for 10 minutes. "Play in the snow, take a walk and look up at the bare branches, notice the bird nests that we usually can't see through the tree foliage," Schnabel said.
Pay attention to the morning and evening sky. What do you notice? Taste the snow on your tongue. Think about what you can appreciate about this season. Maybe snap a photo or two.
"Let the chilly air clear the mind and awaken whatever we need from within," Schnabel added.
Move your body in genuinely enjoyable ways. Moving our bodies can boost our mood and alleviate our anxiety. The key is to engage in physical activities that you actually enjoy. For instance, some of Thompson's clients love taking yoga, Pilates or dance classes for the camaraderie. Others love taking walks. You might prefer to dance, stretch or practice yoga at home.
Turn to inspiring reads. At least once every winter Schnabel reads The Faithful Gardener by Clarissa Pinkola Estes. She also plans to dive into Mary Oliver's poetry "as my indoor option for exploring both nature and perfectly crafted parallels between the world around us and human nature. Oliver is a treasure during any season."
Another option is to start or join a book club. For example, Schnabel helps to organize and participates in an annual reading challenge on Facebook called Band of Readers. Modern Mrs. Darcy offers a book club with a private forum and monthly video chats.
Celebrate. Schnabel believes that there's a great opportunity for joy and delight when we realize that we survived the holiday season, and can now sink into what wintertime is truly meant for—such as rest and reflection.
Part of this process includes celebration. "I always celebrate however I have managed to navigate the tricky month of December and consciously relish January's reprieve from those pressures," Schnabel said.
"Each year we're learning more and even if we didn't escape December unscathed, we likely rocked it harder than last year and will have more experience under our belts for handling next year. Celebrate some part of that."
Wintertime can be a difficult season for a variety of reasons. It's important to acknowledge your feelings about it. And if you can also embrace and settle into the inherent quiet, coziness and slower pace, you just might discover some delight, as well.
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There is no fooling anyone. Innocence was lost long, long ago when it comes to the music that Alessi Laurent-Marke makes as Alessi's Ark. It was likely just hanging on by a thread for the longest time anyway, threatening to drop off, silently into the sea for too long. She's a woman - or "just a woman" as she sings on one song here - who has been ransacked and gutted too many times for being such a young woman. She comes across as someone who has been beset by generous helpings of pain and disappointment in her life. It's forced her to look at it all and try to find meaning in it, to find out where it all came from and what it wants from her. She writes as if she feels the sorrow both entering and leaving her body, like a bullet gracious enough to not get lodged into a muscle or a bone, where it will forever reside, reminding the body of the infraction and the blood spilt. It could very well be what makes the sorrow that she sings of so lovely. It's because we feel it from both angles - at its most violent and menacing and then after it's been slowed or weakened and it's retreating somewhat, having been met and fought. Laurent-Marke is a woman who doesn't leave the house without a tote bag packed with a thick novel to read during any of those moments when she'd prefer not to be bothered, which are numerous. They are the moments when she can live wholly inside herself, where she's familiar with all the stares and the eyes there. It's a better place to be, especially for one so fond of the soft touch of sadness and phantom kisses. She sings, "Some things are better sung than said," and still, some things are better just chewed on silently, in that romantic and poetically perfect way of unrequited satisfaction. It's where the words feel so ideal and the reactions on the faces that hear them are so desired, in that wonderfully charming space between the ears, when the lights are either off or dimmed.


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I've got some great news to report from CBMW's recent matching campaign. We were seeking to raise $25,000 and, by God's grace, went well beyond that. Here's the report from Executive Director Grant Castleberry, whose excellent work raised a major portion of the total amount:
This summer we launched a giving campaign called Stand Against the Tide. The campaign was started when a donor offered to give $25,000 if other ministry partners would match the gift. So we sought the Lord for clarity about what the campaign should be centered on. We thought that the theme: Stand Against the Tide was appropriate because it captured the mission of CBMW to stand for the truth of God's Word regarding biblical gender roles and sexuality, despite massive and overwhelming opposition from the culture. …. We are excited to announce that God has been incredibly gracious to CBMW through the campaign. We not only matched the $25,000 goal, but we far exceeded it! Through the kindness and generosity of many saints, churches, ministries, and institutions, God has been incredibly gracious to us. We are so encouraged by God's hand of providence, guiding us forward.
Those out there who support their organizations by raising funds know what I mean when I say that news like this never gets old, and never fails to remind me of how dependent I am on the Lord. You can hit the pavement and make the case for the cause you believe in, but unless the Lord waters, the earth will not yield a crop. I am humming with praise to God as this is the third consecutive matching campaign that CBMW has not only met, but exceeded.
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The Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) will be meeting at 7 pm on April 17, 2017 at the Bradlee Safeway Community Room, 3526 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia
Our guest speaker will be Chief Michael Brown, Alexandria's new Chief of Police.
- Introductions - Chair, Jim Durham
- Secretary's report and minutes - Casey Kane for Randy Cole
- Financial Update - Treasurer's report - Casey Kane
- Alexandria Police Liaison Report - Sgt. Seckler
- Guest Speaker: Michael Brown, Alexandria Chief of Police
- City Staff Updates
- BPAC Updates
- Vision Zero Update - VZ Sub-committee members
- City Budget update - Jim Durham
- SRTS and Bicycling in the Schools (BITS) Project Updates - Eldon Boes
- 25 MVCS 3rd grade students, School Board Chair Gentry, Vice Mayor Wilson, BPAC Volunteers and others completed a 3+ mile Biking Field Trip on April 3rd.- BITS Classes start for 5th grade students at James K. Polk ES on April 24th (Volunteers invited to help out)- BITS planned for MVCS, Polk, plus four additional elementary schools next year- ACPS SRTS proposal to VDOT for an SRTS Coordinator w/Walking and Biking programs at additional six elementary schools and Francis C. Hammond MS.- Spring2ACTion Fundraising Campaign for the Walking and Biking Fund
- More than $1,200 raised for walking and biking education and encouragement- Earth Day (April 29th) - Casey Kane
- Bike to School Day (Wednesday, May 10th) - All
- Bike to Work Day (Friday, May 19th) Volunteers
- City Hall/Market Square - Jim Durham, Eldon Boes, Andrea Kirk, and Spokeswomen (TBD); Bruce Dwyer at the adjoining WABA table- Carlyle - Jerry king, Casey Kane and Michael Menchel- Del Ray - Dave Levy, Randy Dingwell- Comment on the Old Town North Small Area Plan
Draft plan posted here: http://bit.ly/Draft_OTN_SAP- Send comments to Heba ElGawish email@example.com- Mount Vernon Trail Safety - Casey Kane
- Commission Liaison and Outreach
- Transportation Commission (TC) - Jerry King
- Commission on Aging - David Kaplan
- DASH Board - David Kaplan
- Environmental Policy Commission - TBD
- Parks and Recreation Commission - Dave Levy with Eliz Wright
- Traffic and Parking Board - Randy Cole
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Are Mutual Funds A Smart Choice For Investors?
Mutual funds are investment funds that allow smart investors to hedge their asset portfolio against the risk of loss and still gain as much profit as possible. There are several advantages of investing in markets using this approach, and these advantages have seen the initial amount invested in such funds rise consistently over many decades. If you are looking for the benefits of compound interest, mutual fund investing might be a very good choice for you, as many funds automatically re-invest their profits. The mutual fund investing approach may not be right for everyone, though, so make sure that you are aware of all the alternatives before you make your final choice. If mutual funds are the right investment for you, choose your individual fund very carefully.
There are many advantages you will gain when you invest in mutual funds. The most touted of these is that you have the safety and security of having your investment spread over several different companies. This built in diversification shields you against the possibility of an unforeseen circumstance affecting one industry wiping out a large percentage of your investment. This safety is further enhanced by the fact that your investment is in the hands of professional money managers, who are able to react to circumstances and take whatever action is necessary.
There are also certain disadvantages to buying mutual funds, as you obviously relinquish a significant degree of control when you give your money to someone else to manage. You will no longer be able to choose the exact stocks which make up your portfolio, nor the quantities and the balance of the stock you do buy. You will not be able to choose the exact time to sell, which may be a problem for more than one reason. You may believe that a certain market sector is about to experience a dramatic fall, or you may be in need of immediate cash for a sudden need.
The diversification you can enjoy with a mutual fund investment can be enhanced still further by investing across several markets. There are bond funds as well as stock funds, money market funds, commodities investment funds, and also funds which trade overseas. Any of these elements adds another degree of safety and protection against localized market falls. Fixed return investments have a habit of being strong when there is chaos in the stock markets, as money flees to find a safer haven.
Investment in mutual funds is so well established now that you should have no difficulty being able to make an informed choice. The Internet has grown to give you another easily available source of information, to add to the advice you can get from your broker. Be careful, though, not just to buy into the best performing funds of the recent past, believing that the trend will automatically continue. That is simply not the way the markets work. Therefore, it is best to choose strong performing funds that have a good history, but make sure you know why you think they will outperform other mutual funds.…


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Happy Birthday, Ernest Borgnine!
It's nice to know that late-bloomer Ernest Borgnine is making up for lost time. The Oscar-winning star of Marty, The Poseidon Adventure, and TV's McHale's Navy didn't start acting until he was nearly 30, but he's still taking on new roles today. So let's mark his 90th birthday Wednesday with a haiku.
- You stomped Sinatra,
- Rode with The Wild Bunch, so we'll
- Spot you Single Guy.
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Don't miss the 2018 Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, the premiere showcase of groundbreaking Indian cinema, which is taking place April 11-15 at Regal LA Live. This year's lineup features exciting, award-winning new work from Indian filmmakers around the world. Gala tickets and passes, as well as regular screening tickets, are now available at www.indianfilmfestival.org. Get a $2 discount on all regular screening tickets with promo code AMOEBA2018PP.
The festival will open with In The Shadows, starring Manoj Bajpayee in a tour de force performance as a reclusive shopkeeper who vows to rescue his young neighbor from abuse at the hands of his father. The film premiered at the Mumbai Film Festival and features an impressive Bollywood cast that also includes Ranvir Shorey, Neeraj Kabi, Shahana Goswami, and introduces Om Singh as the young boy. The film's award-winning Los Angeles-based director Dipesh Jain – making his feature debut – will be in attendance along with star Manoj Bajpayee.
The festival closes with the Los Angeles premiere of Village Rockstars, one of the most lauded Indian films on the festival circuit in the past year. The film premiered at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival and is directed by emerging Indian filmmaker Rima Das. The film -- written, shot, edited, and directed by Das -- is a touching coming of age story of a ten-year-old girl in a remote Assamese village who dreams of buying a guitar and starting her own rock band. Purchase your IFFLA Gala ticket for this event on Sunday, April 15. The screening is preceded the Awards Ceremony featuring a prestigious jury: Reza Aslan, Saudi filmmaker Haifaa Al-Mansour, and Sundance breakout Aneesh Chaganty.


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In large saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Whisk in flour; cook 1 min. Gradually whisk in milk until smooth. Continue whisking while bringing to a boil; simmer 5 min., or until thickened. Whisk in smoked paprika, salt and pepper. Remove from heat and stir in each of the following, mixing in each ingredient before adding the next: 2 cups (500 mL) cheese, chives and egg yolk. Stir in drained cooked pasta; mix well.
Meanwhile, preheat oven to 400°F (200°C). Brush 24 mini-muffin tins with olive oil. Sprinkle bottom of each cup with 1/2 tsp (2 mL) panko.
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Happy Halloween weekend! Hope you had an amazing time filled with candy hangovers and homemade costumes. I had a small panic attack Friday morning because I was still undecided about what to do for a costume. As I looked in my stash trying to figure out what I could last-minute McGyver, I had a "Bob Dylan" brainwave. I'm one of those crazy Dylan lovers who has read every bio and obsessed over every record (except a few weird ones from the late 70's and early 80's). I ended up taking a day off work to drive around town trying to find the right curly wig and harmonica holder. It was a pretty simple costume to assemble and was I think the fourth time I've gone in drag (see also: John Waters, Prince, Karl Lagerfeld). I think being a man once a year is a nice reprieve from the high-femme thing I do the other 364 days, even if it did give the bf a case of the weirds whenever he looked at me.
I also have a winner for the Tilly & the Buttons "Love at First Stitch" book giveaway! I meant to do this last week but… I um…. forgot. So congratulations Carlee McTavish! Email me with your mailing address and I'll send it to you this week.
I've been wanting to make a leather tote for a while. Love this colourblocked bag by Andrea at Four Square Walls.
I'm hoping to crank out some Linden sweatshirts this week. Obsessed with this acid-wash version by Makes the Things.
This cozy draped plaid coat by Sew Busy Lizzy is the perfect fall everything.
A wicked mermaid pencil skirt over on the Murmur blog.
I got a little emotional reading this beautiful post by Pudge and Nico on "Choosing the Light".
I'm in love with Frances McDormand and this profile on the New York Times just re-affirmed it.
What's worse than dieting? How about dieting in the 70's? These vintage Weightwatchers recipe cards made me cry laugh.


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- PAX: Gold Digger, Rudolph, Broke, Pedal, Bed Pan, Roadie, Medicine Woman, Squirt, TurtleMan, Whoopee, HIPAA (QIC)
Never Q'd Downtown before. Vast area to perform multiple different exercises; however, YHC knew it was going to be cold and rainy so thought I'd use the parking deck. Visited the Ye ol Exicon database to get some inspiration for some new or rarely used exercises. Really wanted to bring out some coupons but I had gotten sidetracked with life during the week so wasn't able to get them made, that said had to modify the weinke last minute
Warmup in the pavilion out of the rain:
Imperial Walker – 15 IC
MNC – 50 IC (Whoopee liked to pretend I was feeling him up during this exercise)
Mosey out of pavilion and stop in front of flag poles. Single file line for the Death March. Very slow, fellowshipish mosey while last guy in line does 5 burpees. After he finishes taps last guy in line to do burpees and sprints to the front. Rinse, repeat through line until we make it to the top of the parking deck.
Take stairs to lower level of Parking Deck
Jacobs Ladder
P1 – Merkins, Squats, LBC's, CDD's
P2 run up stairs, 2 Burpees run back down stairs & switch. Next time up 4 burpees, repeat until 8 burpees each PAX
Chilly Jacks – 15 IC
Crowd Pleaser – 1 Merkin 1 Groiner 1:1 to 5:5 to 1:1
Makhtar N'Diayes – 10 (Broke get's bonus points for naming the UNC standout by only 1 clue given by YHC "UNC player from Senegal")
French Fries – 25 each arm
Mumblechatter was at an all time high. Whoopee and I got into it on the French Fries as YHC was trying to steal them. He didnt care for that too much and ended up making a complete mockery of me. Made me laugh so hard it was a triple core workout for me. Pretty sure he tea bagged me a few times as well. Well played sir!
Mosey back to the pavilion and circle up for Barrell of Monkeys?? Squirt and YHC seem to recall thats what the exercise is called. Come to find out later the official term is called "Howling Monkeys". In a circle, everyone grabs their ankles in Monkey Humper fashion (or Gorilla Humper, for the fearless) . The first person does ten monkey humpers followed by the next person and so on as in other "ring of fire" exercises. Don't let go of the ankles!
Next we did an Around the Horn style MARY. We heard a train so of course 5 burpess.
XMAS Party and other some other events that have already happened
Prayer requests spoken & unspoken
Squirt took us out.
Bed Pan,
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to Q at your site. I know you will do great things with this Downtown AO. Makes me happy to think we started at the same time and we are already running our own AO's. For the rest of you, thanks for resisting the fartsack and coming out to support me and make yourselves better at the same time. See you all again soon!!


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Building on years of support for trends research and education projects, in 2013 the Foundation funded a new multi-phase trends research study which was designed to provide clubs with a sense of direction for the next five to 10 years on forecasts for changes affecting private clubs.
This extensive project utilized a number of research methodologies such as interactive forecasting, surveys and focus groups to evaluate ways in which the makeup of the club industry is shifting, ways to achieve success in the future, the impact of increasing competition for club services, and how the club of the future and its membership might differ from today. The research was conducted in the spring and summer of 2013 with the assistance of the McMahon Group.
Research findings are contained in a comprehensive report, Navigating the Future: The Outlook for Private Clubs, and the Highlights report was sent to all NCA members.
Ongoing trends initiatives funded by the NCA Foundation include:


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Saturday would have been JonBenét Ramsey's 21st birthday -- had she not been killed in Boulder on December 25, 1996, precipitating one of Tabloid America's longest-running murder mysteries. And while interest in the case has ebbed since its late Nineties peak, plenty of people remain fascinated by what this beautiful little girl would have looked like had she lived.
Of course, this obsession is nothing new. The video below, uploaded in 2007, features a series of image reconstructions intended to picture JonBenét at age sixteen:
Then, last year, The Globe created a composite of a twenty-year-old JonBenét.
Here's another recent attempt at imagining a grown-up JonBenét , presented on the JonBenetGurl tumblr page currently headlined "JonBenét is the Shit:" Other publications, like StyleForFree.com, have used what would have been JonBenét's 21st to reexamine the child-beauty-pageant phenomena. And over the years, sites have regularly compared competitors in such contests to JonBenét, almost always unfavorably. Take this post on a 2008 FreeRepublic thread, about an eleven-year-old British girl who spent £300 per month to make her look like Barbie: Wrote one commenter: "Let's take a look at them side by side. JonBenét Ramsey was a very pretty little girl with natural beauty, but this other one is very homely. IMO!"
Websleuths.com offered up something similar earlier this year:
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Granted, the comparisons aren't always positive. Some people imagine an adult JonBenét as a show horse who would have gone around the track too many times by now. Take this example from TheDirty.com: This photo's description reads: "This would have been what JonBenét Ramsey would look like now."
This past weekend, though, most new videos that cropped up were in the tribute mode. For the majority of people still obsessed with JonBenét, she represents not ruined beauty but endless possibilities. For instance:
More from our Calhoun: Wake-Up Call archive: "JonBenét Ramsey murder: Would the media have been obsessed with it if she'd been black?"


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Advani's brand of politics is a perfect mix of the influences of Jupiter, Saturn and Mars!
Lal Krishna Advani is one of the most prominent and bright names in Indian Politics. He has always been the man with a mission and has come a long way from being an RSS volunteer to becoming one of the most popular and well-known faces in the politcal circles. Power, authority, clout, influence and mass appeal, Advani ji has seen it all and has enjoyed great support from right-thinking nationalists. His story of rise to power and fame is one of the most interesting ones, as it has never been an easy path for him. Sacrifice, imprisonment, struggles and tumult – Advani ji has been through it all and emerged as one of the most influential faces of the newly formed BJP in the 1980s. He was one of the chief strategists and visionaries of the BJP and with excellent political acumen and shrewd calculations, he was instrumental in the formation of the BJP led NDA Govt. In 1998. What would be the planetary picture of such an infuential leader and which planets propelled him to such great power? Let's find out...
Lal Krishna Advani
Date of Birth:- 08th November, 1927
Time of Birth:- 09.16 A.M.
Place of Birth:- Hyderabad
Ganesha wishes a great time ahead to Lal Krishna Advani.
With Ganesha's Grace,
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Jeff Yalden speaks to School & Community
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Thursday, August 24, 2017
Amazon #1 Best Selling Author and motivational speaker, Jeff Yalden, visited Paris on Tuesday, August 22nd to speak with students and staff at Paris School District, as well as parents and the community. This was a free event that was open to the public.
Jeff spoke on teen motivation, bullying, mental health and teen suicide.


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Teach me Kung-Fu
The old mates at age of 60's are fishing on the river and on the other side a kung-fu student are practicing his lesson although he already master at his level. He is so proud that he is the strongest among all the students.
After the lesson ends, the students are watching old mates fishing while they find something unusual. One of the old mates went to crossover the river to urinate, they see the old man just running over the water to cross the river, and get back after. They saw another one to crossover the river and went back to fishing.
One pupil become boastful then he attempt to try and said that if the old man can do, I can do it too, and the boastful pupil tries to crossover the river. The students were panicking when they notice that their friend is drowning. They ask the old man to save the life of the classmate.
After the old man save him, the students were asking how they can easily crossover the river without drowning, and what kind of kung-fu is that. The old man laugh, There is no kung-fu technique, did you know that ten years ago there was a bridge over there, the bridge is gone but the pole are still there where we use to step to crossover the river. If you ask us first you probably crossover easily and not been drown.
Learning from the experience of others is the shortest way to success. Following the footsteps of successful people is the fastest way to become successful.


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For the voracious film buff this is truly a fabulous find. Not only are there thirteen glossy black and white photo stills from the 1982 film, some with two images per page, and all with explanatory notes attached bearing Paramount Pictures name and logo, but there's also a great handbook. The official title of the handbook is "Handbook of Production Information, Firstborn." It measures 8x10" and has 23 pages of info, including cast of characters and actors, technical credits, background notes for the script, and bios of the cast and main people responsible for the finished product, such as the director, production designer, costume designer, director of photography etc. All items like new. Beverly Hills Cop also available.
Title: Paramount Pictures Firstborn Handbook of Prodution Information (including 13 Black and White Glossy Stills)
Categories: Ephemera,
Publisher: Los Angeles, Paramount Pictures: 1984
Binding: Soft Cover
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Keywords: Films. Paramount Studios. Paramount Pictures. Ephemera. Teri Garr. Peter Weller. Sarah Jessica Parker