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Fans invited to attend week of practices, beginning with a night practice and team scrimmage on Monday
The Buffalo Sabres have announced the team will open its week of training camp practices at First Niagara Center to the public, beginning with a night practice and scrimmage on Monday, Jan. 14, at 5:30 p.m. For the remainder of the week, from Tuesday to Friday, practices will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Monday's night practice will feature an intersquad team scrimmage with the team playing three 15-minute periods. Admission and parking for the event will be free and arena concessions will be available at family-friendly prices.
Fans are reminded that the Sabres Store, powered by Reebok, will be holding its "Fan Appreciation Sale," which offers fans a 50 percent discount on all merchandise. The sale begins Monday at 10 a.m. and will last the duration of training and through the team's first home game of the regular season. In addition to its normal hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Sabres Store will be offering extended hours for Monday's night practice.
The arena box office will also be offering extended hours during the team's training camp next week. From Monday through Friday, hours will be from 9 a.m. through 7 p.m. On Saturday, Jan. 19, the box office will be open from 9 a.m. through 5 p.m.


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He's finally here!
Tamera Mowry-Housley delivered a son, Aden John Tanner Housley, on Monday, Nov. 12 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, PEOPLE confirms.
This is the first child for the Tia & Tamera star, 34, and her husband, FOX News correspondent Adam Housley.
Arriving two weeks after his due date of Oct. 30, Aden was born at 9:45 p.m., weighing in at 9 lbs., 5 oz. and is 21.5 inches long.
"Adam and I feel very blessed to finally be holding our son," the new mom says.
"He is a beautiful miracle, and our hearts are overflowing with love. Thank you to everyone for your love and support. It means so much to our family."
The actress, who blogged her pregnancy for PEOPLE.com, was more than ready for her baby boy to make his arrival.
"If I have yet to learn patience, my son is in the process of teaching me now," Mowry-Housley wrote. "I have learned that I am not in control and that he will decide when he comes."
She and Housley, 40, wed in May 2011 in Napa Valley.
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Clarkson University Instructor Has Art Show in Montreal
Emily Beck, an adjunct instructor of drawing in the Department of Communication & Media at Clarkson University, is currently showcasing her newest exhibition of art at the Articule Gallery in Montreal, Quebec.
Beck's show, titled "In Reverie, In Sympathy," is running from October 3 to November 2. As an opening for the exhibition, Beck held an artist discussion on October 5, where she discussed her inspiration and answered questions.
According to Beck and Articule, the exhibition focuses on portraits of "women [Beck] finds in the popular media and images of characters conjured up through her literary-inspired imagination."
Beck said, "I'm especially interested in the art historical and contemporary implications of putting a woman on a canvas."
Articule Gallery is an artist-run center dedicated to the presentation of new art practices that are socially and aesthetically engaged. Beck submitted her work to the gallery and was chosen for an exhibition by Articule's selection committee.
Beck is planning a watercolor series for a future project and possible exhibition.
For more information on Beck's show, go to http://www.articule.org.
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Welcome to Wowo Campsite
Welcome to our website full of all you need to know about our campsite here in the heart of Sussex.
We hope you will get to know who we are and what we have to offer here at Wapsbourne
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We specialise in the things that we think are essential to great camping here at Wowo:
1. Campfires - We think camping just isn't the same without a crackling campfire to sit
around when it grows dark, cook your dinner on and keep you warm.
2. We are a family campsite - children and dog friendly, accommodating
families to camp together in groups.
3. We have a varied selection of Yurts and Shepherds Huts for those campers looking
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4. We believe the great outdoors to be healing and educational. We host a huge range of Workshops to nurture and support this belief, as well as making your stay extra fun for all ages.
All of this is surrounded by our beautiful Sussex countryside with the Pellingford Brook running through the centre of the campsite providing water edge camping. Our special Tipi Trail is woodland camping at its best also nestled alongside the Brook.
We give the biggest welcome to the warm hearted and friendly, and to those people who are respectful of privacy and property for fellow campers and of our friends and neighbours. We have a few simple rules that are important to us that you can read here.
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We are open all year round with only the woodland tipi trail pitches and yurts available between 1st November & 28th February, we do not charge the additional £10 pitch fee for the woodland pitches during this time.
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September 19, 1939 - August 27, 2013
Greentown, PA - Formerly of Port Jervis, NY
William J. Hartwell, Sr., age 73 of Greentown, PA and formerly life-long resident of Port Jervis, NY passed away Tuesday, August 27, 2013 at the Hospice Community Care Center in Dunmore, PA.
Bill was born on September 19, 1939 in Port Jervis, the son of the late Raymond and Josephine Young Hartwell. In his earlier years he worked for Martin Walters, Millinery Display Mfg., in Port Jervis. He then worked for many years at the Spangenberg-Wilbert Vault Co., in Port Jervis and later as a school bus driver for the Port Jervis School System, until his retirement.
He was a member, Deacon and Elder of the Deerpark Reformed Church in Port Jervis and served on the consistory of the church. He was also a former member of the Neversink Engine Co., #1, Port Jervis Fire Dept.
Bill married Diane Startup Hartwell on August 25, 1962, celebrating 51 years of marriage.
He is survived by his wife, Diane at home; his son, William J. Hartwell, Jr. and his wife, Jessica of Milford, PA; two grandsons: Timothy and Matthew and his granddaughter, Morgan; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. He was predeceased by his sister, Janet Quackenbush.
Graveside Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, September 3, at The Rural Valley Cemetery, Cuddebackville, NY; Rev. Ann Rost will officiate.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Deerpark Reformed Church, 30 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY 12771.
The Hartwell family would like to extend their sincere appreciation for the special care Bill received at the Hospice Community Care Center in Dunmore.
Arrangements are by the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, Inc., 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY; for information, directions or to send a condolence note to the family, visit knight-auchmoody.com.


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Their new self-titled album comes out in September, I believe.
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I love it. Contains some of the best stuff they've ever done. "Touch" is probably the best track Daft Punk have ever made, and Christ, "Give Life Back to Music", "Lose Yourself to Dance", "Doin' it Right" and, of course, "Get Lucky" are some of the catchiest songs I've ever heard.


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September 09. 2013 10:13PM
Animal therapy provides relief in Nashua
By KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
— When Toni Nelson's dog starting having trouble getting around, eventually dragging his back legs rather than walking on all fours, she was determined to find a way to help her best friend.
Nelson, of Milford, decided to take action and try to prevent any further damage caused by her dog's degenerative myelopathy, a progressive disease of the spinal cord that can lead to paralysis.
She took Banner, a 12-year-old Pembroke Welsh corgi, to Horse 'n Hound Physical Therapy on Amherst Street in Nashua, hoping for relief for her pet.
"I know that he will never climb up the steps again, but this water therapy lets him do some walking, which he cannot do on his own," said Nelson, who owns Happy Paws Pet Grooming. "His father had this problem too, so I knew it was a possibility. What is important now is that we try to maintain the muscle that he has remaining."
Twice a week, Banner undergoes a hydrotherapy session using an Aqua Paws underwater treadmill, which allows him to walk on all four paws instead of just his front limbs.
Physical therapy for animals is popular in Europe and is making strides in the United States, said Jennifer Brooks, owner of Horse 'n Hound Physical Therapy.
Her facility is one of four in New Hampshire that specializes in therapeutic options for horses, dogs and cats that are challenged with mobility issues — both temporary or long-term diagnoses.
She opened her Nashua clinic in June 2012, and the client list continues to grow, said Brooks, who is hoping to eventually expand to include clinics in western and northern New Hampshire.
"I feel so lucky to be using my professional skills and talents on these animals. This is what speaks to me," said Brooks, who has two cats, two dogs and two horses of her own.
Brooks started her career in physical therapy for humans, but ultimately was called to become an equine rehabilitation practitioner. She is a licensed physical therapist and holds a master's degree in education, with certificates in equine and canine rehabilitation from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Although Horse 'n Hound Physical Therapy wasn't formed until last year, Brooks founded Equine Rehabilitation Services LLC in 2006, and expanded her services to include dogs and cats in 2010. With many people traveling into Massachusetts for animal physical therapy, Brooks realized that the demand for animal services in southern New Hampshire was great.With the help of her husband, J.W. Brooks, the Brookline couple now has a full calendar of weekly therapy sessions, helping pets of all ages overcome pain associated with post-surgery stiffness, joint compression, spinal cord pressure, herniated discs, elbow dysplasia and more.
Their clinic offers heat and cold therapy, electric stimulation, massages, therapeutic ultrasounds, low dose ultrasound equipment and therapeutic laser to help dogs, cats and horses relieve pain, resolve inflammation and promote faster healing. "We often see a lot of dogs during their geriatric years who are struggling with hind end weakness," said Brooks. "If you just let weakness lay around, it just gets weaker."
In the facility's gym, exercise equipment such as stairs, ladders, balance boards and stability balls are used to motivate the animals to use limbs that may be weaker than others. "At first they may feel very out of control," Brooks said of using some of the equipment. "But once they are familiar with the routine, we begin promoting core stability and good coordination, which will prevent back injuries."Horse 'n Hound also offers adaptive equipment for pets, including wheelchairs, lift harnesses, leg splints and more. Therapy sessions range anywhere from 15 minutes to a full hour, costing between $35 and $95 for treatments.
As for Banner, Brooks says that water therapy has many benefits for dogs suffering with degenerative myelopathy. Banner spends 25 minutes a session walking in the underwater treadmill, often receiving treats to help motivate him to complete the therapy.
While Banner may never regain full mobility in his hind legs, Nelson said it is still important for him to continue the therapy and try to remain as active as he can, which will strengthen his front legs and keep him happier and healthier.
That is what animal physical therapy is all about, Brooks said, explaining that it is crucial to strengthen weak muscles and promote longevity for pets of all sizes.


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What is Christian hedonism?Question: "What is Christian hedonism, as taught by John Piper?"
Answer: The term "Christian hedonism" sounds like an oxymoron at first. After all, if "hedonism" is the pursuit of pleasure, then how can it be Christian? But, as John Piper points out, pleasure per se is not anti-God. Pleasure is simply a gauge of how much importance we place on what we value. Piper has coined the term "Christian hedonism" as a catchy way to express a timeless truth: when we desire God with all our hearts, we will know pleasure beyond anything this world has to offer. Christian hedonism is not the pursuit of our own happiness as the greatest good; rather, Christian hedonism is the pursuit of the highest good (God's glory), which will ultimately result in our greatest happiness.
Underlying Piper's philosophy of Christian hedonism is the idea that God has designed each of us with an innate desire to pursue happiness. The problem is not that we seek pleasure; the problem is that we seek pleasure from idols instead of from God. In the Bible God does not condemn people for seeking happiness but for seeking it from sources other than Him (Jeremiah 2:13).
We enjoy what we value. The more we value something, the more we enjoy it. If someone says to a friend, "I enjoy being with you," it is a statement expressing both pleasure and value. If a person values his friend, he enjoys the company of that friend. It's only natural. Deriving pleasure from the presence of a friend, and seeking more of that delight, is not self-centered. It demonstrates that the friend is cherished. Likewise, seeking God as our greatest delight—cherishing Him above all else—both glorifies Him and results in our truest happiness.
Scripture actually commands us to find delight in God: "Delight yourself . . . in the Lord" (Psalm 37:4). God desires to produce joy in the lives of His children, as part of the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22). Over and over, the Bible speaks of the rewards of obedience (Luke 12:33; Hebrews 11:6), great gain (Philippians 3:8; 1 Timothy 6:6), and joy (John 15:11; Nehemiah 8:10).
In Hebrews 11, Moses is said to have refused "the passing pleasures of sin," choosing instead "the reproach of Christ" (verses 24-25). Why? "He looked to the reward" (verse 26). Moses, therefore, was a true Christian hedonist. He sought the eternal reward that only God can give, spurning this world's counterfeit—and temporary—pleasures. In so doing, Moses achieved the most fulfilling happiness. And God was glorified.
Piper summarizes Christian hedonism this way: "God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in him." This statement, so far as it goes, is biblical, and Christian hedonism, as taught by John Piper, has much to commend it. As with any teaching, interpretation, or philosophical template, we should carefully compare what the author is saying with the Word of God itself.
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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A semi-official Iranian news agency is reporting that an al-Qaida-affiliated militant group operating in a lawless frontier area along the Pakistan-Iran border has released Iranian border guards abducted two months ago.
Friday's report by the Fars news agency quotes an unnamed official as saying the guards were handed over to Iranian officials in Pakistan. It did not elaborate.
In February, the Jaish al-Adl group abducted five Iranian guards outside Sarbaz, a town in Iran's restive Sistan-Baluchistan province near the border with Pakistan. The guards were reportedly taken to Pakistan.
A local official said last month that one of those abducted was killed.
Also in March, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani phoned Pakistan's Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif asking for "serious action" to free the guards.


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Camaro X11 Coupe original A/C car, it still has the a/c dash but at one time someone bought a standard dash pad for the car and covered the center vents. The car does not have a/c now and I do not have any of the orginal components. The car was originally a small block car with manual tranny and 10 bolt rear.
Presently the car is a date code correct 1969 Yenko Camaro clone. Every component on this car is NOS, refurbished, or OER. Every mechanical component of this car is date code correct. The engine is a true 427ci 425hp block (casting 3963512) that was originally in a 1969 tri-power corvette. It was completely rebuilt using correct GM parts to original specifications. It has the correct winter's intake manifold with the correct Holley 4 barrel 4346 carburetor. The 3931063 heads were also rebuilt to original and installed along with Hooker ceramic headers that sound great! The transmission is a correct Muncie M22 rock crusher (3925660) that was completely rebuilt and it is mated to a 12 bolt rear end with 4:11 gears. It has had a complete tune-up and carb tuning that included installing the correct jets. She runs out great!
The body of this car is solid and the frost green paint is very good, there are quite a few flaws that when you get up close you can start picking on. It has a great finish on it but it's not a show car or trailer queen. It gets great looks as it is and is a great car for local cruise-ins and it's up to you whether you want to make it perfect or not, it wouldn't take much. Some of the bodywork done to the car was not the greatest. It seems that someone started doing a great job restoring the car then got impatient and rushed the final touches. It was originally my intention to remove the Yenko stripes and badging and do a SS tribute car instead but never got around to it.
The underside is clean the floor boards were replaced at a certain point, there is a soft spot about the size of a quarter on the passenger side forward corner of the floor pan, the trunk pan is perfect. Overall for a car that is 1969 vintage it is in extra great shape. The tires are in excellent condition and the wheels are new American Racing "D" rims that look great on the car. The front has disk brakes and the rear are drum (car stops great). The interior of the car is white and is mostly original and in very good condition. The seats, carpet, dash are all in great condition with no cracks. It has the correct 140 mph speedometer and Stewart Warner green line gauges.
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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The Texas company that chartered the oil research ship seized by Venezuela's navy a week ago in disputed waters says the vessel and its crew have been released.
Anadarko Petroleum Corp. spokesman John Christiansen said the Panamanian-flagged Teknik Perdana departed Friday from its anchorage off Venezuela's Margarita Island. He did not say where it was headed.
Five Americans and a number of Russians and Indonesians are among the 36 crew members. Christiansen said all were treated well by the Venezuelans.
Earlier in the day, Venezuela and Guyana said they agreed to talks on the decades-long border dispute that prompted the detention in disputed waters.
Diplomats from both countries met Thursday night in Trinidad on the matter.
The ship's Ukrainian captain was charged with violating Venezuela's exclusive economic zone but allowed to leave with the rest of the crew.


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Developed with input from tactical professionals, the Schmidt & Bender 3-12x50 PMII/P Riflescope is designed to provide users with a versatile optic for use from close to long ranges without compromising performance. To accomplish this, they started with a broad zoom range that is practical for all distances, without causing excessive image dimming common with higher-magnification scopes. Its large objective gives the scope enhanced low-light performance and keeps images bright and clear when the power is dialed up. Image brightness is further increased through the use of index-matched anti-reflection lens coatings that are custom-engineered to the glass used on the lens elements for maximum light transmission.
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The United States Internal Revenue Service, under Section 6050W of the Internal Revenue Code, requires us to collect certain information from you if you engage in more than 200 separate sales transactions in a calendar year. In particular, if you are a U.S. citizen or resident, you will need to provide us with your name, address and Social Security Number, and if you are not a U.S. citizen or resident, you will need to provide evidence of your non-U.S. status on an online form we provide to you. We will be providing a link to these forms and a process by which you can provide the needed information if and as you approach the 200 sales limit. We may use a third-party to collect this information. You can choose not to provide this information if you wish, but you will not be able to list any items for sale in the Community Market once you meet the 200 sales threshold, and any items listed will be removed. Note that, while we are required to collect this information from you, we are not required to share this information with the IRS under Section 6050W unless you exceed $20,000 in gross sales in the Community Market within a single calendar year. For purposes of calculating the number of sales you have made in a calendar year, all of your accounts will be treated as a single account.
For non-U.S. citizens, in cases where you previously provided us with a U.S. address, we may be required to collect additional documentation from you to validate your non-U.S. status. Valve uses a third-party validation service (currently, Compliance Technologies International (CTI)) to receive and validate this additional documentation. The third party will not be permitted to use any information collected from you for any purpose other than validation of your documentation for Valve, and will be contractually obligated to keep any information you provide confidential and secure.
The United States Internal Revenue Service requires us to report gross sales for, and provide IRS Form 1099's to, only those subscribers who are U.S. citizens or residents and who exceed 200 sales transactions in a calendar year and also exceed $20,000 in gross sales proceeds from those sales transactions in that same calendar year, from all of the subscriber's accounts. If you are a U.S. citizen or resident and exceed both of these thresholds, we will report the amount of gross sales to the IRS and provide you with Form 1099.
Different countries have different rules relating to the taxation of digital transaction. For U.S. citizens and residents, as discussed above, we are obligated to collect certain taxpayer identifying information from those who engage in more than 200 transactions in a calendar year, but no information is reported to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service unless your gross revenues from such sales exceed $20,000. Ultimately, the responsibility for determining any income tax liabilities, which you may or may not have, rests with you. If you are concerned about your liability, you should consult a tax advisor.
We request this information early on so that you have time to fill it out accurately. Validation by the third party can take time, if you hit the 200 limit without the form validated you will not be able to sell additional items until validation is complete.
You are not required to provide the additional documentation, however if you do not provide this information and reach 200 Market sales you will not be able to list additional items. You will still be able to purchase items from the Community Market as this form does not affect buying on the market.
Different countries have different rules relating to the taxation of digital transactions. Most jurisdictions do not require individuals to register for, collect or pay sales, VAT or use taxes in connection with occasional sales where they do not qualify as "professional" sellers. However, the ultimate responsibility for determining any tax requirements that may apply to sales you make in the Community Market rests with you, and so if you are concerned about the issue you should consult your own tax advisor. Note that, with respect to our administrative fee, if any sales, VAT, or other taxes are due on that payment, we will be responsible for paying those taxes.
A commodity is a kind of item where all the items are identical, and can be traded interchangeably. There aren't individual listings for commodity items on the market; instead you place an order to purchase, and an item is selected for you. This is very helpful when trying to buy items that are very frequently traded, and item listings can appear and disappear very quickly.
When buying a commodity items, you specify the price you want to pay, and when an item comes available at that price the purchase completes. If there isn't an item available immediately at that price, then that request to purchase stays active until an item listed at the right price comes along. This request to purchase is called a buy order. The buy order price is the maximum amount that will be spent; if an item comes along for a cheaper price, you'll only pay that lower price.
You can have up to 10 times your current wallet balance in buy orders active at any time. This is so you can place low-priced buy orders on a lot of items that you're interested in. If you don't have enough money in your Steam Wallet to fulfill a buy order, that buy order will be automatically cancelled.
You can see the list of all buy orders you have active on the front page of the Steam Community Market - http://steamcommunity.com/market/ . You can cancel any of your active buy orders from here.
Buy orders may be cancelled by the system at any time including but not limited to the following reasons:
You can check on the status of your buy orders at any time by visiting http://steamcommunity.com/market/.
Buy orders are helpful in making it easier to buy items - since you don't have to choose individual listings, you can choose your price, and you can specify how many of the item you want to buy with each purchase.
Buy orders help with selling, as you can see what other users are willing to pay for an item, and you can choose if you want to do a lower price to sell immediately; or go for a higher price and wait.
When you place a buy order, the market first looks for all the cheapest items that can fulfill your order. Then the oldest listing (i.e. the seller who has waited the longest) is selected and purchased. If the items are listed in multiple currencies, the amounts are first converted into your currency before being selected (i.e. a 0.03 RUB listing has no priority over a 0.03 USD listing)
We have made some changes to how this works in March of 2017, and again in July of 2017 to try to be more fair for users of all currencies.
The oldest matching buy order will be selected. It used to be that the buy order for the highest amount after currency conversion would be selected, but that was unfair to users of some currencies as the maximum amount differs from currency to currency. So now, if multiple buy orders could fulfill a newly-listed item, the oldest buy order will be selected.
Credit card verification allows you to remove market restrictions associated with using a new credit card. After a successful verification, you will regain Market capabilities.
After using a credit card on Steam to add Wallet funds, please go to the Credit Card Verification page and choose the card you wish to verify. Two pending authorization amounts will be sent to your bank account. These authorizations may take one or two days to appear on your statement. Once they appear, you must enter the exact pre-converted amounts into the two fields on the verification page. Please note that you only have three attempts to input the correct amounts into the verification page.
If you fail to verify the card after three attempts, you will have to wait the normal three day period to use the Community Market. Steam Support cannot override or remove this restriction.
The authorizations will be removed from your credit card statement in 5-10 business days, whether you successfully verified your credit card or not.
The verification authorizations are sent to your bank in the currency that your Steam Wallet is in. If the bank converts these to your local currency, you must contact them to request the original amount before any fees assessed by them or conversion made by the bank. The phone number for most banks will be on the back of your credit card.
The verification process does not currently support virtual credit cards. You must wait three days to use the Community Market each time you use a virtual card on Steam.
PayPal cannot be verified through this system. If you fund your Wallet with a PayPal account you will have to wait three days to use the funds on the Community Market.
You are likely seeing the initial charge which was made to fund your Steam Wallet balance. This is not the verification amount. Your bank may not support our verification system or the charges may not have appeared yet.
If your bank can't provide or assist you with finding the correct verification amounts you will have to wait three days to use the Community Market. Steam Support cannot assist with verifying the funds or provide you with the verification amounts.
Once you have successfully verified your credit card through our tool you will never trigger this restriction on your account again unless you use a new unverified payment method or PayPal account to fund your Steam Wallet.
Only credit cards and PayPal currently trigger this restriction. We recommend using another payment method to purchase Wallet funds if you do not wish to incur this restriction, especially if you are not able to verify you credit card successfully.
This can happen if the credit card you are using has not been verified on your account yet. If you are not able to successfully verify your credit card, we recommend using another payment method to fund your wallet such as Steam Gift Cards/Wallet Codes. You can read more about using them in the Steam Wallet article.
No, the only way to verify your credit card is through our verification tool. If you do not successfully verify your credit card through this tool you may hit this restriction again in the future.
In order to complete credit card verification, you'll need between $3 and $4 USD remaining on the card. In 5-10 business days, the money will be returned to the card. If you cannot complete credit card verification yourself, you will have to wait three days until the restriction is removed automatically.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama says now is the time for North Korea to end its belligerence. He says the United States will take, in his words, "all necessary steps" to protect its people.
But Obama also says that no one wants to see a conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea ratcheted up its threats against the U.S. after the U.N. Security Council levied new economic sanctions on the isolated nation. The penalties were in response to a February rocket launch.
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Please note: This expert may not be available for every date of this program.
Activity note: Hotel check-in from 3:00 p.m.
Afternoon: When you check in at the hotel and get your room assignment, ask the front desk for the location of the Road Scholar meeting room where we will have our Orientation session. Program Registration & Orientation: 5:00 p.m. As you register with the program staff, you will receive your welcome packet containing your name-tag, up-to-date schedule that reflects any last-minute changes, and other important information. If your arrival is delayed, please ask for your packet when you check in. The Group Leader will greet everyone with a warm welcome and lead introductions. We will review the up-to-date program schedule and any changes, discuss roles and responsibilities, logistics, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer any questions you may have. Unless specified otherwise, transportation will be provided primarily by motorcoach and will require going up and down a few steps. Meals at local restaurants will be plated and include choices from select menus with standard beverages of coffee, tea and water with other beverages available for purchase. Free time is reserved for your personal independent exploration. Please note that program activities, schedules, and personnel may need to change due to local circumstances. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Dinner: At a restaurant within walking distance of the hotel.
Evening: At leisure. Continue getting to know your fellow Road Scholars, settle in, and get a good night's rest for the day ahead.
Activity note: Walking up to 1.0 miles with some periods standing; paved terrain.
Breakfast: At the hotel, the breakfast buffet includes choices such as eggs, breakfast meats and breads, cereals, milk, juice coffee, tea, water.
Morning: We'll board our motorcoach and transfer to Old San Juan where a local expert will provide an overview of Puerto Rico's history from the Spanish colonial period to the present. Columbus made landfall here on his second voyage in 1493, claiming it for Spain — which might have come as a surprise to the inhabitants, indigenous Taíno Indians. The first Spanish settlers arrived on the island in 1508. Moving on with our local expert, we'll learn about the history and explore Fort San Cristóbal, also known as Castillo San Cristóbal, the largest colonial Spanish fortress in the Western Hemisphere. Construction began in 1634 and it was not completed until 1790. European powers fought for hundreds of years to control the island due to its strategic location. San Cristóbal guarded the land entrance to Old San Juan. It is a magnificent and impressive structure covering 27 acres, now part of the San Juan National Historic Site.
Lunch: At a local restaurant, we'll have sandwiches and/or salads from a select menu and standard beverages.
Afternoon: Our next field trip will be to El Capitolio de Puerto Rico — Capitol Hill — with our local expert. The impressive building is home to the Legislative Assembly composed of the House of Representatives and Senate, a symbol of self-government to Puerto Ricans. The Neoclassical Revival design was by architect Rafael Carmoega. The interior features artwork illustrating highlights in Puerto Rico's history by prominent artists. While here, a docent will provide a special presentation illuminating the inner workings of Puerto Rico's governmental structures with some emphasis on the relationships these systems have with the United States.
Dinner: At a local restaurant, we'll have a plated meal with standard beverages.
Evening: At leisure. Prepare for check out and transfer in the morning.
Activity note: Walking up to 1 miles throughout the day; some periods of standing. The drive is about 77 miles, approximately 2 hours.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: After checking out of the hotel, we'll board the motorcoach and begin our transfer via the Luis A. Ferre Highway over La Cordillera Central — the island's main mountain range — into the southern part of Puerto Rico. We'll venture first to the Tibes Indian Ceremonial Center, one of the most important archaeological sites in the Caribbean, for an expert-led field trip focusing on the area's history before Christopher Columbus' arrival. Its discovery resulted from a hurricane in 1975 when torrential rains and flooding revealed remnants of indigenous cultures that had been long buried. Archaeologists began excavations in 1976 and eventually uncovered the oldest and largest Indian ceremonial complex in Puerto Rico, consisting of nine ball courts and three plazas. There was also a cemetery with nearly 200 human skeletons. The oldest artifacts and structures from pre-Taíno Indians date back more than 1,000 years.
Lunch: Local restaurant plated meal.
Afternoon: Riding on, we'll reach the city of Ponce and embark on a field trip via trolley and walking through Ponce to admire its stunning architecture including the beautiful and unique historic Ponce Firehouse, Ponce Cathedral, and Delicias Square. We'll then go on an expert-led field trip to the Museo de la Historia de Ponce — Museum of the History of Ponce. Inaugurated in 1992, it is now one of the city's most active cultural centers, preserving and presenting important aspects of Puerto Rican and Ponceño history and culture. The majority of its artifacts have been donated by local citizens. Permanent exhibits include Ecology, Human Panorama, Politics, Economic Activity, Architecture and Urban Development, Health and Medicine. The museum is housed in the beautiful Casa Salazar that combines Moorish, neoclassical, and Ponceño architectural elements. We'll ride on to the hotel for a mid-afternoon check-in.
Dinner: At a local restaurant, we'll enjoy an interactive dinner, learning about the foods we're eating from one of the chefs and specialties such as Mofongo (pickled plantains) and other local fare.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Walking up to 1 miles on some uneven terrain. The drive is about 15 miles, approximately ½ an hour.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: Our first field trip today will be to the Hacienda Buena Vista, a 19th century coffee plantation turned museum. Restored to its former glory by a team of Smithsonian specialists and island artisans, its location is indeed a buena vista (beautiful view), with just under 500 acres in the Rio Canas Valley. We may be able to see hummingbirds as the Hacienda's trails take us past cascading waterfalls. With our local expert, we will explore some of the plantation's grounds and visit the on-site museum while learning about the development of the coffee industry in the area. Our next stop will be the renovated Museo de Arte de Ponce. Closed while undergoing extensive renovations, the museum was reopened in November 2010 in time for the celebration of its 50th anniversary. The $30 million renovation included an expansion, which increased the size of the museum by over 40%. The Museo de Arte houses the most important collection of European art in Latin America. Among its collection are works from the 14th to the 20th century, including Italian Baroque, British Pre-Raphaelite, Spanish Golden Age and contemporary Latin-American pieces. Some of the artists whose paintings and works are exhibited at the museum include Peter Paul Rubens, Lucas Cranach, Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, Eugène Delacroix, and Sir Edward Burne-Jones, among others. The museum's masterpiece is the Flaming June, painted by Frederic Leighton. Led by a museum docent, we will see much of the vast collection and learn about the relationships linking Latin American and European art.
Lunch: Local restaurant plated meal.
Afternoon: At the hotel, we'll learn how the music of Puerto Rico has evolved as a heterogeneous and dynamic product of diverse cultural resources through a performance by a local musician.
Dinner: This meal has been excluded from the program cost and is on your own to enjoy what you like. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions.
Evening: At leisure. Prepare for check out and transfer in the morning.
Activity note: Walking up to 1 miles with some periods of standing; paved terrain. The drive is about 80 miles, approximately 2.5 hours.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: We will check out of the hotel, we'll board our motorcoach and depart for San Juan. En route, we will stop in Caguas to take a walking field trip to Ruta del Corazón Criollo — Route of the Creole Heart. Along the way, we'll spot at a few points of interest and familiarize ourselves with the artistic culture of the area. Our historical journey through the heart of Caguas will provide a unique view into the cultural influence of this important city in the valley as we visit small craft shops and museums with our Group Leader.
Lunch: Local restaurant plated meal.
Afternoon: We will continue towards San Juan, taking the Luis A. Ferre Highway back over La Cordillera Central. Upon arrival in the city, we will visit the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico (MAPR), the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico. Inaugurated in July 2000, the museum has managed to develop quite a large permanent collection of Puerto Rican art ranging from the 16th century to the present. The works are thoroughly researched and documented, with the exhibits often including an interpretation of the masterpieces on display. Our local expert will lead us through the exhibits of carefully selected artworks helping to give us insight into Puerto Rican art. As a popular museum, it also provides local artists with access to visual art from other parts of the world thereby encouraging artistic expansion. We'll then go to the hotel for check-in.
Dinner: At a local restaurant within walking distance of the hotel, we'll enjoy a plated meal with standard beverages.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Walking up to 1.0 miles on some uneven terrain with minor elevation change.
Breakfast: At the hotel, the breakfast buffet includes choices such as eggs, breakfast meats and breads, cereals, milk, juice coffee, tea, water.
Morning: After boarding our motorcoach, we'll transfer to El Yunque National Forest for a field trip including a short hike with our Group Leader and a local expert. This is the only tropical rain forest in the U.S. National Forest system. Located on the eastern end of the Island, El Yunque features a variety of unique plant and animal species with many well-marked trails, making it easy to explore.
Lunch: At a pleasant spot in the El Yunque Rainforest, we'll have a tasty and healthy picnic buffet lunch including salads, sandwiches, and fruit.
Afternoon: Our next field trip will be to Las Cabezas de San Juan in the town of Fajardo at the northeastern tip of the island. This natural preserve is made up of over 300 acres spanning 3 rocky promontories that jut out into the Atlantic and Las Cabezas literally means "the headlands" referring to these landforms. A wide variety of close-knit ecosystems up this preserve, including dry forests, lagoons, mangroves, beaches and coral reefs. These habitats are home to numerous endangered species and the bioluminescent bay attracts visitors from all over the world. Among all that nature stands El Faro de las Cabezas de San Juan, an impressively restored lighthouse from 1882, overlooking the water with a beautiful view El Yunque. With our local expert and Group Leader, we'll learn the importance of the mangrove forests, which flora and fauna are integral to this nature preserve, and also visit the Fajardo Light House.
Dinner: On your own to enjoy what you like in San Juan.
Evening: At leisure.
Activity note: Walking up to 1.0 miles; hilly terrain, wear comfortable walking shoes.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet.
Morning: We'll explore North Old San Juan on foot and visit such famed sites as Paseo de la Princesa, a walk between the bay and the old city wall; La puerta de San Juan, the only remaining "gate" into/out of the old walled city; La Rogativa, a renowned bronze statue recalling a key incident in the city's history; and the Catedral de San Juan Bautista, Old San Juan Cathedral. Our local expert will provide commentary as we go, pointing out unique architecture and sharing with us some stories about the Old City's history.
Lunch: On your own to enjoy what you like.
Afternoon: Free time. Take this opportunity for personal independent exploration to see and do what interests you most at your own pace in Old San Juan. Please refer to the list of Free Time Opportunities. The Group Leader will be happy to offer suggestions. The cobblestone streets are rich in architectural delights and the tree-shaded squares more reminiscent of Europe than America. We will regroup and a designated time and place and return to the hotel.
Dinner: At a local restaurant, we'll enjoy a farewell dinner. Share your favorite experiences with new Road Scholar friends.
Evening: At leisure. Say farewells and prepare for departure in the morning.
Activity note: Hotel check-out by 12:00 Noon.
Breakfast: Hotel buffet. This concludes our program. If you are returning home, safe travels. If you are staying on independently, have a wonderful time. If you are transferring to another Road Scholar program, detailed instructions are included in your Information Packet for that program. We hope you enjoy Road Scholar learning adventures and look forward to having you on rewarding programs in the future. Please join our Facebook page and share photos of your program. Visit us at www.facebook.com/rsadventures. Best wishes for all your journeys!
Great time to experience Puerto Rico Great Value for the money and time Exposes you to all facets of Puerto Rican life
This program is an excellent choice if you want to submerge yourself in a diverse, overall experience and study of Puerto Rico and its people. The itinerary was consistently packed with activity and learning opportunities. The group leader, Alberto, was enthusiastic, knowledgeable, organized, and personable. He was always willing and able to expound on daily activities led by instructors, by answering any other questions we had. We had a great time with this group of Road Scholar participants. Everyone came with a willingness to try new experiences. Say "Mofongo"!
Highly recommend this tour for getting to know Puerto Rico. Very well run by knowledgeable staff made it a pleasure all the way. Lovely country. Lovely people.


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Katie Kupchik
Hometown: Cromwell, Conn.
Major: Music Performance - Voice
WCSU Degree: Bachelor of Music - Performance, Classical
Activities: WCSU Women's Volleyball team; WCSU's Men's Hockey Club manager; WCSU Chamber Singers; P.A.S.S. member tutoring students; sing National Anthem at various sporting events including WCSU volleyball and hockey games, Danbury Trashers Hockey, Danbury Westerners Baseball team, and recently the Bridgeport Soundtigers Hockey team; work part time at St. Peter's Church in Danbury as a soprano section leader of the choir and a cantor for Saturday/Sunday services
Honors and Awards: Dean's List all semesters; recognitions from WCSU CULTURE program for academic achievement of residents on campus; recieved "Rookie of the Year" award in WCSU volleyball, 2004; placed second in College II Division of National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition, 2007; Alumni Association Scholarship recipient, 2006 and 2007; James Sommers Opera Scholarship recipient, 2007; selected by WCSU music department to go to China to perform based on high GPA and involvement in the music program; selected for lead roles in "Pirates of Penzance,""Gianni Schicci", and "Suor Angelica," 2007-08; tri-captain of the WCSU Women's Volleyball Team, 2007-08; member of National Society of Collegiate Scholars; received Henry Barnard Distinguished Student Scholarship, 2008); set school record for solo blocks in one season in volleyball, 2007
Katie Kupchik decided to study music at WestConn because "as I asked around in high school about good music programs/schools, WestConn kept coming up in conversations and the music department's reputation seemed really great. When I came to visit the school, everyone was so friendly and interested in why I was looking into coming to school here, and that really helped me decide that this was the place for me. It also helped that I could play volleyball here, being that WestConn is a Division III school, so I could still play competively and have time for my school work as well."
Aside from the enticements of a renowned music program and the chance to continue playing volleyball, Kupchik found another reason the university made sense. "WestConn wasn't too far away from home, yet just far enough to live away at school and get the whole college experience," she says.
Kupchik says a lot of the music faculty that she interacted with on a daily basis really impacted her experience "in such a good way." Music Professors Dr. Margaret Astrup, Dr. Kevin Isaacs and Perry Price "always had my best interests in mind and knew which directions to push me in," she says. "I feel like even when I wasn't in class with them, if something came up that they knew would work for me, they would present it to me to see what I thought."
Asked what she will remember most about her WestConn experience, Kupchik says, "In general I will always remember playing volleyball here and really becoming such a great player while studying music and living a crazy schedule with no time to spare. Even though every semester has been stressful trying to find time for everything, I wouldn't trade it for anything."
After graduation, Kupchik plans to take a year off and then go to graduate school for music performance. "I hope to be a substitute teacher at local schools and sing at another church closer to home," she says. "There is also a possibility that I may be coaching a high school JV volleyball team in the fall so, whatever I do, I will be busy!"
Kupchik's advice to new students entering WCSU is: "Don't be afraid to make friends with anyone and everyone from day one. These people will be some of the best friends you will have for life, and the memories you'll share will be unforgettable! Also, get involved in non-academic things, such as sports or on-campus clubs -- it'll help get your mind off of schoolwork all the time and give you something to look forward to as a "break" from class or work."


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Thursday, September 3, 2009
Peanut butter blondies
I was going to make brownies today, but I wasn't in the mood for that much chocolate (weird, right?) and plus, all we had by way of chocolate was a half bag of chocolate chips. Blondies were what I made instead. I undercooked them a little bit, which was ok, because they taste just like undercooked chocolate chip cookies (with peanut butter), which is a good thing. I love undercooked chocolate chip cookies. Have I said undercooked chocolate chip cookies enough?
Anyway, go make these, they're easy, quick, and delicious.
Adapted from Smitten Kitchen, who adapted them from Mark Bittman
7 T butter, melted
1 c brown sugar (I use dark)
1 egg
1 t vanilla
1/2 c peanut butter
pinch of salt
1 c gf flour mix
1/4 t xanthan gum
3/4 c chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 350 and butter and 8x8 pan. Mix the butter and sugar, then add in the egg, vanilla, and peanut butter. You might want to heat up the peanut butter in the microwave for a few seconds to soften it so it mixes in better. Stir in salt, flour and xanthan gum, then add chocolate chips. Spread batter into pan, smooth the top, and bake 25-30 minutes. Cool completely before cutting.
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Oooo, never tried peanut butter blondies before. These sound very good, and yes, I love undercooked chocolate chip cookie dough :)ReplyDelete
I've seen so many different renditions of blondies lately and am going to have to try them. Your recipe looks so good - I think I'm going to see how they work with almond butter.ReplyDelete
Anything with PB for me! The texture looks amazing, so gooey and moist!ReplyDelete
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There's a story about a book publisher being asked how to write a best seller. He said the title of it would be "Lincoln's Doctor's Dog." But I can't help but thinking "The Conspiracy of Jesus' Dog" would also rank high. (Memo to self: get on it.) Or maybe I could combine Jesus, Lincoln, dogs and conspiracy theories. Lincoln is reported to have said, after all, "I care not much for a man's religion whose dog and cat are not the better for it." So I loved this freelancer's piece for the Washington Post which begins:
SHA'AR HAGAI, Israel — Pricked, pointy ears and almond-shaped brown eyes. A tan or black-and-white coat and a tail that curls upward. For many in Israel, this is the description of a pesky stray that feeds on garbage. But for a passionate few, it is a cultural treasure that should be preserved.
Meet the biblical dog.
"When they talk about dogs in the Bible, it was these," says Myrna Shiboleth, who has done more than anyone to rescue the breed formally known as Canaan dog. "It was the same dog."
The archaeological evidence bears it out, from 1st-century rock carvings in the Sinai to the skeletons of more than 700 dogs from the 5th century B.C. discovered south of Tel Aviv. When Jesus and Moses turned their heads to the sound of a barking dog, it was the Canaan that they saw.
I'm not even a dog person and I oohed and aahed over the accompanying slide show. They're very interesting dogs and their pricked ears are noteworthy. I had seen some near Bedouin tribes when I was in Israel last year.
The article uses the plight of the dogs to discuss issues like modernization, tradition and the most pitched battle of them all -- land use in Israel. Many people have the animals as pets but the article is focused more on how the dogs fend for themselves in the wild and have suffered population losses either through eradication programs or mating with urban dogs.
And the Israeli government is collecting the wild dogs and sending them for breeding around the globe. We learn more about the Israeli government's actions to stop Shiboleth's non-permitted operation and:
In an online petition, about 2,000 people from dozens of countries and nearly every U.S. state have taken up Shiboleth's case, voicing outrage at what they see as Israel's lack of attention to the fate of the "holy dog." One even goes so far as to compare its fate to that of the Jewish people and their narrow escape from annihilation.
The religious themes are interwoven throughout the article, including here:
What surprises many people is that the dog is getting so little support compared with other beasts of the Good Book.
Starting in the 1960s, Israel launched an ambitious program to bring back "the animals of the Bible to the land of the Bible," says David Saltz, an ecology professor at the Ben Gurion University of the Negev. Targeted species included the Asiatic wild ass (a big success) and the ostrich (a complete failure). The reintroduction efforts went to extreme lengths: In one spectacular instance, four Persian fallow deer were smuggled out of Iran.
We learn a little bit about the history of using the Canaan Dog in patrols and landmine detection units and as messenger dogs.
The article can teach you a little bit about how dog breeding works, the importance of breeding dogs from the wild. I'm sure it could use some more critical perspective or responses from the Israel governemnt ... but it will make great source material for the new "Canaan Dog Code" book I plan to publish.
Photo of Canaan dog via Shutterstock.


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In about an hour, the House of Representatives will vote on Speaker John Boehner's revised bill to cut spending and increase the debt limit. Normally one would assume that Boehner wouldn't schedule the vote unless he knew he had the votes needed for passage, but news accounts say the outcome was still in doubt as of a few hours ago.
I am not crazy about some aspects of Boehner's bill. In particular, I don't want to hear about trillions of dollars in cuts that are supposed to take place a decade from now. Those "cuts" are completely fictitious. Nor do I like the idea of a 12-person committee being delegated to find more areas to reduce spending.
Still, Boehner's measure has several clear virtues. It does cut current spending by a modest $20-plus billion. It raises the debt limit by "only" $900 billion, meaning that the issue would have to be revisited next year. And, perhaps most important at this point, it puts the ball squarely in Harry Reid's court. One would hope that voters have begun to notice that the only body that has actually done anything concrete to resolve the debt impasse is the House of Representatives. Unlike the Senate, it has passed a budget. It also passed cut, cap and balance. So now, for the third time, the House will have acted while the Democratic Senate can't get its act together.
Harry Reid says he will organize a vote in the Senate to defeat the House bill, perhaps as early as tonight. Maybe so. But as the clock ticks toward August 2 (which may or may not be a particularly meaningful date, but the Republicans are best served by going along with the assumption that it is), it will be obvious to everyone that any failure to resolve the debt ceiling issue lies at the door of the Democratic Party; in particular, Harry Reid and Barack Obama. So let's hope Boehner has the votes.
UPDATE: He didn't; not yet, anyway. The vote has been postponed, but might take place later tonight.


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Lots of talk these days about swing states and which way they're leaning.
So it's fitting that the most intriguing NFL stories are those teams and players that are in a dramatic state of swing.
Take the Indianapolis Colts, for instance. At the end of the Peyton Manning era, they appeared headed for a long rebuilding phase. But rookie quarterback Andrew Luck has been even better than advertised, and Sunday he led the Colts to a 23-20 victory over Miami with a record-setting passing performance.
Chicago collapsed last season without Jay Cutler, losing five of its final six games. Now, not only is Cutler back, but so is the team's havoc-wreaking defense, which forced five turnovers in a 51-20 drubbing of Tennessee that took the Bears' record to 7-1.


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In the early days of databases, developers needed an intimate knowledge only of the database product they were using. But database products and technologies have advanced quickly. From relational databases to nonrelational data stores such as email and file systems, data-access technologies have had to keep up with rapid technology changes. And with the advent of client/server and multitier application architectures, developers must now understand a variety of data-access technologies. Most developers have spent years learning acronyms such as ODBC, DAO, RDO, OLE DB, ADO, and RDS. Now Microsoft has introduced the .NET Framework and, with it, another new data-access technology: ADO.NET.
As we become immersed in each new technology advance, we often forget how data-access technology has evolved and the rationale behind each technology. Understanding the progression of these technologies—from ODBC to ADO.NET—can help you choose the appropriate technology and optimize it for your organization.
In the most basic kind of database design, applications rely on only one database. In such a simple setup, an application developer can program directly against the database system's interfaces. Although this approach provides a quick and efficient way to access data, it often poses a big problem when a business expands and the developer must scale up the application. The one-database approach also means that each off-the-shelf application must have a different version to support each database. As businesses change, grow, and merge, applications must access multiple databases running on different platforms.
ODBC technology provides a common interface for accessing heterogeneous SQL databases. ODBC uses SQL as a standard for accessing data. Figure 1, page 30, shows a diagram of a standard ODBC architecture. This interface provides maximum interoperability: One application can access different SQL database management systems (DBMSs) through a common set of code. Thus, a developer can build and distribute a client/server application without targeting a specific DBMS.
The developer can add database drivers to link the application to the user's choice of DBMS. As Figure 1 shows, the driver manager provides the intermediate link between the application and the databases. The ODBC interface contains a set of functions that the drivers of each DBMS implement. When an application changes its DBMS, the developer simply replaces the old driver with the new DBMS's driver and the application can work as usual—without the need for code modifications.
DAO and RDO
ODBC uses low-level interfaces, so C and C++ programmers are the people who really benefit most from ODBC technology. Visual Basic (VB) programmers don't have an easy way to access the ODBC interfaces. Before VB 6.0, developers had to rely on a higher-level mode of data access. Figure 2, page 30, shows how VB programmers use Data Access Object (DAO) to access databases.
DAO is based on Microsoft Jet—the database engine for Microsoft Access. Jet was the first object-oriented interface for connecting to Access. Applications that use Access can use DAO to directly access a database. Because DAO is modeled closely after Access, using DAO is the fastest and most efficient way to connect to an Access database. DAO can also connect to non-Access databases such as SQL Server and Oracle. DAO uses ODBC, but because DAO is designed specifically to talk to the Jet engine, Jet translates calls between DAO and ODBC. This extra translation step results in slower connections when you're using databases other than Access.
To overcome this limitation, Microsoft created RDO. Figure 3, page 30, shows how RDO accesses ODBC APIs directly without needing to go through the Jet engine. Before long, Microsoft introduced ODBCDirect, an extension of DAO that makes use of RDO in the background. Figure 4, page 30, shows how ODBCDirect lets existing DAO applications access databases without the performance penalty that the Jet engine creates.
Over the years, ODBC has become the standard for client/server database access. ODBC provides a standards-based interface that requires SQL processing capabilities and is optimized for a SQL-based approach. However, what happens if you want to access data in a nonrelational data source that doesn't use SQL (e.g., Microsoft Exchange Server, which doesn't store data relationally)?
Enter OLE DB. OLE DB builds on ODBC and extends the technology to a component architecture that delivers higher-level data-access interfaces. This architecture provides consistent access to SQL, non-SQL, and unstructured data sources across the enterprise and the Internet. (In fact, for access to SQL-based data, OLE DB still uses ODBC because it's the most optimized architecture for working with SQL.) As Figure 5, page 32, shows, OLE DB consists of three components: the data consumer (e.g., an application); the data provider, which contains and exposes data; and the service component, which processes and transports data (e.g., query processors, cursor engines). OLE DB is one API that operates against SQL data sources and non-SQL data sources such as mail and directories.
OLE DB provides binding for C and C++ programmers and programmers who use other languages that contain C-style function calls. Some languages such as VB and VBScript don't provide pointer data types (address variables). Hence, they can't use C-style binding, and they can't make direct calls to OLE DB.
To add to the confusion, Microsoft introduced another data-access object model: ADO. ADO takes the objects based in DAO and RDO and provides a much simpler object model than DAO and RDO (albeit with some redundant functionality as you can now perform an operation in more than one way). The object hierarchy in ADO is much flatter than that in DAO. ADO contains several built-in objects that simplify the task of accessing data from data stores.
Figure 6, page 32, shows the many paths that applications can take to connect to databases. For example, a VB programmer can use ADO to connect an application to an OLE DB provider. If the database doesn't support OLE DB, the application can connect through ODBC. A Visual C++ (VC++) programmer can use ADO or connect directly through OLE DB.
An Example in ADO
Let's take a look at a simple example that shows how ADO works. Listing 1, page 32, shows how you might use a typical Recordset object—the central object in ADO. The Recordset object represents a set of records (much like a table) and supports cursor types such as adOpenForwardOnly, adOpenKeyset, adOpenDynamic, and adOpenStatic. The cursor can be on either the server side (which is the default) or the client side.
To access a record, ADO needs to scan a Recordset sequentially. And to access multiple tables, you need to perform a JOIN query to return the results as a Recordset. Although the Recordset object supports disconnected data access, ADO is still designed primarily for connected data access. This connected mode of access ties up valuable resources on the server side. In addition, to transmit a Recordset, you must use COM marshalling. COM marshalling is the process of converting data types, and this conversion takes extra system resources.
Starting with ADO 2.1, Microsoft added XML support to the ADO object model, which lets you save a Recordset as an XML document. However, it wasn't until ADO 2.5 that some of the restrictions and limitations of XML support in ADO 2.1 (e.g., persisting of hierarchical Recordset objects) were lifted. Although ADO can read an XML document into a Recordset, it can read only a proprietary schema known as the Advanced Data TableGram (ADTG).
In its quest to have a disconnected data-access mechanism, Microsoft extended ADO and introduced Remote Data Services. RDS is modeled after ADO and lets a Recordset be transferred to a client (e.g., a Web browser) without needing a live connection. However, RDS, like ADO, uses COM marshalling to transfer Recordsets from the server to the client.
The .NET Era
When Microsoft began designing the .NET Framework, the company took the opportunity to redesign the data-access model. Rather than extending ADO further, Microsoft decided to design a new data-access framework—but kept the acronym. Microsoft designed ADO.NET based on its experience with its successful ADO object model. But ADO.NET addresses three important needs that ADO doesn't address: providing a disconnected data-access model, which is crucial to the Web environment; providing tight integration with XML; and providing seamless integration with the .NET Framework (e.g., compatibility with the base class library's type system).
ADO.NET architecture. Figure 7 shows the ADO.NET architecture. The Recordset object, which performs so many functions in ADO, is now missing. In place of the Recordset object, ADO.NET has several dedicated objects to perform specific tasks. Table 1 describes three of these dedicated objects: DataAdapter, DataReader, and DataSet.
.NET data providers. An essential component of ADO.NET, a .NET data provider implements ADO.NET's interfaces. For example, a .NET data provider would implement the DataReader object so that either your application or the DataSet object could use it.
A data provider contains four main objects: Connection, for connecting to a data source; Command, which executes commands against a data source; DataReader, which reads data from a data source in connected read-only and forward-only mode; and DataAdapter, which reads data from a data source and uses that data to fill the DataSet object.
Visual Studio .NET includes two .NET data providers. The SQL Server .NET data provider is for connecting to SQL Server 7.0 and later databases. This access method is most efficient if you're using SQL Server 7.0 and later because the SQL Server .NET data provider communicates directly with SQL Server through the Tabular Data Stream (TDS) protocol. The OLE DB .NET data provider is for connecting to nonSQL Server databases such as Oracle or IBM DB2. This data provider uses the OLE DB provider for the respective databases.
At the time of this writing, Microsoft had just released a third data provider for .NET—the ODBC .NET Data Provider - Release Candidate Beta. You can download this data provider from the Microsoft site at http://www.microsoft .com/data/download_odbcnetrc.htm.
Figure 8 shows the various paths an application can take to connect to a database through ADO.NET. When you're choosing a path, the first factor to consider is which .NET data provider you should use. If you use SQL Server 7.0 or later, using the SQL Server .NET data provider makes sense. If the database is SQL Server 6.5 or any nonSQL Server database that comes with an OLE DB provider (e.g., Oracle), you'd use the OLE DB .NET data provider. Note that you can still use the OLE DB .NET data provider even if you're using SQL Server 7.0 and later, but you'll lose the performance benefit of communicating directly with SQL Server through TDS. However, the benefit of this nonspecific path is portability—you can interchange the databases you use without modifying code.
Next, determine the tasks you need to perform. If you simply need to read and display the data from a data source, the DataReader object is probably sufficient. But if you need to manipulate the data (perhaps you need to perform some editing and deletion), use the DataSet object. Use DataSet only when you need to because DataSet is inherently slower than DataReader. (DataSet uses DataReader to populate its table.)
An Example in ADO.NET
Let's look at ADO.NET in action in a Web service. Listing 2 shows a Web service that returns a DataSet object. The code in Listing 2 is similar to the code in Listing 1. The Web service in Listing 2 retrieves the Authors table from the Pubs database and exposes it as a Web service. The Web service uses the SQL Server .NET data provider, as the following namespace import line shows:
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
First, the Web service establishes a connection with the SQL Server 2000 database:
Dim conn AS New SqlConnection("server=localhost; uid=sa; password=; database=pubs")
Then, the Web service uses a Command object to execute a query against the database:
Dim comm AS New SqlCommand(sql, conn)
Next, the Web service uses a DataAdapter object to fill a DataSet:
DataAdapter.Fill(ds, "Authors_table")
Note that the connection closes as soon as the DataSet is filled, unlike connections in ADO, which must be open while you loop through a Recordset. The resulting DataSet returns as a Web service. Figure 9 shows a section of the DataSet that you get when you execute the new Web service. The DataSet, with its schema, is represented in XML format. A client application might choose to bind this DataSet by using a DataGrid. Listing 3 shows the code to perform this bind. Figure 10 shows the resulting DataSet bound to a DataGrid control in an ASP.NET Web application, which displays the DataSet in a more user-friendly format. ASP.NET provides many server controls that bind to DataSets automatically.
Using ADO in .NET Applications
Although ADO.NET has many powerful new features, you might want to continue to use ADO for any number of reasons. (For more information about deciding whether to convert to ADO.NET or use ADO and ADO.NET together, see Dino Esposito, "A Soft Landing to ADO.NET," page 37.) If you're developing new .NET applications, ADO.NET is the way to go. But if you're in the process of migrating your applications, you might want to retain ADO in existing projects and use ADO.NET to start new projects. The .NET Framework lets you use ADO in .NET applications through COM interop, which provides backward compatibility without requiring you to modify ADO. You need to import the ADO type library as an assembly, as Figure 11 shows. Then, you can use ADO as the sample code in Listing 4 shows.
Make an Informed Choice
Data-access technology is continually evolving. Before you've even mastered one technology, another comes along. Only one thing is certain: Databases play an increasingly important role in application development. Understanding the latest technology—and the evolutionary changes that created it—will help you choose the right technology for your current jobs and help you make informed choices as your organization's needs change.


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25 U.S. Code § 1902 - Congressional declaration of policy
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Congressional declaration of policy
The Congress hereby declares that it is the policy of this Nation to protect the best interests of Indian children and to promote the stability and security of Indian tribes and families by the establishment of minimum Federal standards for the removal of Indian children from their families and the placement of such children in foster or adoptive homes which will reflect the unique values of Indian culture, and by providing for assistance to Indian tribes in the operation of child and family service programs.
(Pub. L. 95–608, § 3, Nov. 8, 1978, 92 Stat. 3069.)
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Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center (ADARC)
The Rockefeller University has a close affiliation with the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center (ADARC), and two of its researchers, David D. Ho and Paul Bieniasz, head Rockefeller laboratories. While ADARC is an independent organization with its own governing board, its scientists conduct clinical research at The Rockefeller University Hospital and pursue collaborative studies with Rockefeller faculty members, among other activities. Dr. Ho, ADARC's scientific director, is a former Time magazine Man of the Year who championed the now-standard HIV "cocktail therapy" at The Rockefeller University Hospital. ADARC has played an important role in breakthroughs that have helped redefine our understanding of HIV and changed the course of clinical care for AIDS patients. Ongoing studies at ADARC include a wide range of basic investigations on HIV.
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