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Come In Brown Packages
And it was with immense excitement that I got to cut the string and tear open this particular brown box today because after a week of biting my nails and tearing my locks out, my Abel & Cole delivery HAD ARRIVED. It was part of me and the girls plan to eat well, buy less and generally just be awesome in terms of just life in general really.. if that makes sense. For a medium sized veg & fruit box it's £18.99 including delivery. Between three... that's... well you can do the maths. But essentially it is far better than spending buckets in Waitrose or Sainsburys and the biggest joy of all is getting things you normally miss at the shops, like kiwis and cabbage, hurrah hurrah. If you aren't at home you can arrange for it to be delivered somewhere else... it's all rather brilliant.
In my fruit and veg box I did get:
Juicy Grapes
And all these things have been grown with love (puuuke) In other words these little puppies are ORGANIC


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Why Aren't Canucks' Playoff Tickets Selling?
by Scott Taylor
What was once the hottest ticket in town, Vancouver Canuck playoff tickets are very much getting a ho-hum response from the ticket buying public this time around. We can think of a few reasons for this seemingly startling event.
For one, the collective fan-base is possibly drained, both emotionally and financially, from the depths of the playoff run of two seasons ago. Though it's worth noting that last year's tickets for the first round loss to Los Angeles sold just as briskly as usual.
It is easy to complain about the high ticket prices as the reason for the slumping sales. As an example, lower bowl seats cost a season ticket holder $125 per game per seat in the regular season. By the first round of the playoffs, the cost for the same seat rises to $168 for the first round and then relentlessly more each round, when in the event of a Stanley Cup Final, that same ticket will have tripled in cost. And what's worse, those are the discounted season ticket holder prices. The same tickets sold to the casual fan are easily another 30% more.
In the end, these prices aren't materially different from what was being charged two seasons ago. But in the light of a lengthy lockout, there should have been some give back on the ticket prices – instead there was further though nominal ticket price increases.
But the biggest component to the sagging sales is undoubtedly the play of the team. Yes, the Canucks have won another division title. And yes, they are certainly considered a competitive playoff team, if not a Stanley Cup contender. But since the regular season meeting with the Bruins in Boston last January, you can count the number of impressive 60 minute efforts on one hand; notably, this season, home ice victories over Chicago and Los Angeles come to mind. But other than that, the games are typically lacking in entertainment value. This could represent a team in decline or a team that is wisely saving themselves for another playoff run.
The fans, desperate as they are for a winner, are rightfully taking a collective wait-and-see approach with this team. Should the Canucks string together a number of strong playoff outings, the bandwagon will likely begin to fill up again. And if they don't, the value of the once hottest ticket in town will erode even more…


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Release your inner pop star
Primary and nursery schools in Kent, Medway, Bexley and Bromley have the chance to become pop stars with the KM Walk to School Song Contest.
Schools, classes, Walking Buses or just groups of friends are eligible to enter the annual competition.
Six groups of finalists will be invited to record their song professionally at a leading recording studio.
The competition is organised by the Walk to School division of the KM Charity Team in association with Independent Music Productions (IMP) and supported by 3Rs teacher recruitment.
The prize includes up to six groups of finalists being invited into the recording studio to professionally record their track.
Winners will also be invited to perform their rendition at two major events: Green School Awards in February and Buster's Big Bash in May.
How do I enter?
We are inviting children to sing "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves.
Primary and nursery schools can create original lyrics for the song, or simply provide a cover version. Backing music is not essential and points will be awarded to the most creative entries.
Send a CD copy of the track to:
KM Charity Team
10 Estuary View
Alternatively, send an MP3 or Digital Download version to: email@example.com
So how do we get started?
Simply download the backing track and song sheet from the below link and start singing!Download track pack
When do entries need to be submitted?
Entries need to be received by Friday 17 May 2019. Successful finalists will be in the studio in June and the winner announced in the days after the recording.
Selected songs for future years:
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Years after the disastrous 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo, Bacolor still bears the evidence of the aftermath that came surging into town four years after the event, burying 18 of its 21 barangays in layers of lahar. But the town that once served as the capital of Pampanga for 200 years has since learned to make the most of what it has, flourishing into one of the many tourist destinations in the province that you will surely enjoy visiting.
The San Guillermo Church, named after St. William the Hermit, the town's patron, isn't as tall or as grand as it once was but remains to be the center of Catholic faith in Bacolor. The lower half of its original structure has been buried in lahar and what was once the second floor windows now serve as the doors of this church, which has been around since 1576. Its former convent has also been turned into a gallery called Museo de Bacolor that houses paintings, old photographs, and art installations.
The Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes of Cabetican is another religious landmark that was affected by the lahar flow that reached Bacolor. Now commonly known as the Sunken Shrine, it is still a popular site for Marian pilgrimages.
A famous landmark of Bacolor that attests to its centuries-old heritage and history is the Don Honorio Ventura Technological State University. Formerly known as the Escuela de Artes y Oficios de Bacolor, it has been named as the "Oldest Vocational School in the Far East".
If you're feeling very festive and ready to party, join the locals in celebrating the Feast of San Guillermo, which is held every February 10, and the La Naval de Bacolor Fiesta celebrated every third Sunday of November.
Touted as the kakanin capital of Pampanga, don't miss the chance to try the variety of rice cakes that Bacolor is known for. Try the puto seko, a sweet, powdery treat, or the tahada, which is made of grated young coconut, milk, sugar, and pounded toasted glutinous rice grains known as pinipig. Those who prefer savory dishes should try the pancit luglug, a popular dish that makes use of thick noodles and shrimp. The Kapampangans also have their own version of the tamales, which comes in the form of rice, coconut milk, peanuts boiled eggs, and meat (pork or chicken) wrapped in banana leaves.
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Visual Fringe!
July 19, 2009
I forgot to show you the finished parrot!
July 8, 2009
A month since my last post…
July 1, 2009
I can't believe that it has been a month since I posted last… It has been crazy! Zionsville Country Market was gray and rainy, but I still did really well. The best part was watching my very heavy tortoise being taken away on a cart down the sidewalk.
Then it was Reese Kitchen's 54th and the Monon Art Fair. This is a great show for me, and it was sunny and bright this year! From there, I had the Noblesville Garden Tour, and I was assigned to the best garden!
Now, it is time to prepare for my next shows (not until September). Stay tuned for new critters!


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I am so happy i've stumbled upon this eyeshadow palette from Revlon - The CustomEyes.
It opens on the leftmost side which i thought was unique (in some ways) and comes with a double ended sponge tip applicator. I personally like using my eyeshadow brushes anyway, but its nice to have it, just in case. It would've been better in my opinion, if it came with a mirror, so if you need to apply on the go..its more convenient that way.
And although it is from the drugstore, the quality of the eyeshadows (atleast from this palette) is excellent. They are soft & buttery, easy to blend and very pigmented. Ive included a short clip for you guys to see the beauty of all these colours in action ^_^
i got mine from Walmart and i believe it was around $10.
just some close ups of all the colours
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The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 23, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 19, 1997 Page: 1 of 6
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The students* voice since 1917
November 19, 1997
Fort Worth, Texas
Vol. 80, No. 23
Law School dedicated
Andrew Smith
Stuff w riter
Texas Wesleyan reached a milestone in its history last Saturday with the
dedication of its School of Law, located in downtown Fort Worth, at 1515
Commerce St.
Established in 1989, the law school was acquired by Texas Wesleyan
University in 1992, and in August 1994 received provisional accreditation by
the American Bar Association.
From 1992 through the summer of 1997 the law school was located in
Irving, Texas, and in August 1997, moved to its new downtown location.
Appearing at the dedication were Congresswoman Kay Granger, a
Texas Wesleyan alumna; Loren Hanson, chairman of the Texas Wesleyan
Board of Trustees, Joe Wilson, bishop of North Texas; Wade McMullen,
president-elect of the Tarrant County Bar Association; and the current Mayor
of Fort Worth, Kenneth Barr.
The Law School is one of several major academic programs added by
Texas Wesleyan in the last five years. Other programs include a master of
business administration degree. Weekend University program and a bachelor
of fine arts degree in musical theater. The addition of the Law School is cru-
cial to Texas Wesleyan's goal of becoming a "New Urban University,"-a
plan promoted by Wesleyan President Jake B. Schrum-
"As a New Urban University we recognize the value to the region of pro-
viding a new venue for legal education. The new location enhances
Wesleyan's commitment to meet the needs of the community it serves," said
The Law School is an important step in completing this plan to meet the
needs of the community as it provides the only evening and part-time pro-
gram in North Texas.
Eldon Mahon, senior U.S. District Court judge, spoke about his high
hopes for the Law School, saying "Thank you for bringing to this area a first
-class law school."
Anyone interested in attending the School of Law may contact the Texas
Wesleyan admissions department, or call the Law School at 212-4000.
President Jake B. Schrum looks on as U.S.
Congresswoman, Kay Granger, cuts the ribbon opening the
new Fort Worth Law School.
Photo by Jon McKenzie
Shampton hiring prompts
discussion of tenure
Jason Lamers
Staff writer
A controversy has erupted over
whether a professor who was refused
tenure by Dr. Frank Walwer, dean of the
law school, should have received auto-
matic tenure from the university.
Dr. John Shampton, professor
finance and law, said he had defacto
tenure because the law school failed to
notify him of his status in a timely fash-
When asked what he thought about
Shampton immediately being granted
tenure by the Board of Trustees, Louis
Mclain. dean of the school of business,
said, "He looks like he'll be an outstand-
ing faculty member for us. My question is
on the process."
"The process was not honored as it
should have been," said McLain.
Only the President of the university
and the Trustees have the right to decide
matters of tenure. Jake B. Schrum, pres-
ident of the university, would only con-
firm that the Board of trustees have grant-
ed Shampton tenure.
According to the minutes of a facul-
ty council meeting on September 18,
Shampton was left in defacto tenure by
the law school.
According to the guidelines set by
the American for Association of
University Professors (AAUP), after a
professor has taught in an
institution for seven years,
that professor must be
granted tenure or be fired.
If at the end of the
seventh year, if the profes-
sor has not been granted
tenure or fired, according
to AAUP standards, that professor is
automatically granted tenure by default.
According to Dr. Tom Armstrong,
senior vice president and provost of the
university, Walwer did not recommend
Shampton , for tenure. This would've
been Shampton's eighth year as a profes-
sor at the school of law.
Walwer did not return repeated
phone calls.
Armstrong said,"[Shampton] does
not have the publications in law journals
that are required for recommendation for
tenure at the law school."
Shampton, who according to
Armstrong, is a very highly qualified pro-
fessor who has taught both business and
law classes, asked if he could come teach
_______ at the school of business
When Shampton's
tenure was brought to
McLain, he held a meet-
ing with the business
faculty to discuss the
——————— McLain said that
although Shampton had a distinguished
record of teaching at the law school, "It
was decided that the school of business
could not make a tenure recommendation
for professor Shampton because the
majority of the school of business did not
knou< professor Shampton."
According to the minutes of the
faculty council meeting, Dr. Reed spoke
"The process was
not honored as it
should have been,"
-Louis McLain
with the AAUP to decide what to do:
"The AAUP suggested a plan that
would afford the least amount of damage
to the candidate and to the tenuring sys-
tem. This plan included no guarantee to
the candidate, but would give the school
of business two years to work with the
candidate. At the end of two years the
school of business, would have knowledge
of the candidate's work and collegiality
and be able to take an informed vote for
The minutes go on to say, "This
AAUP recommendation was ignored
when the candidate was given tenure into
the university."
Reed said he did not know why the
two year plan'was ignored by the Board
Shampton said, "I definitely had
defacto tenure." If that is true, Shampton
had already received tenure by the AAUP
which would mean that this two year plan
should, have never come up.
"I was not going to do that," said
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Go international
Students involved in the International Program
participate in an international day on
Ihursday, Nov. 13. The activity is a chance for
students of different backgrounds to take the
opportunity to learn about other nations tradi-
tions. Students present dances, songs, and food
of their culture in authentic costume. Many
nations were represented (from left) Sahal-
Saudi Arabia. Yutaka-Sakaya, Vaishali Dave-
India. Ariunjargal-Mongolia, Sang-kyong Cho -
Korea, ,lun-ho Seofig - Korea. Hasannab
Madili. The day is a good opportunity for
Wesleyan students to meet the international
students and learn a little bit about their tradi-
tions and customs. , -
new math
Amber Causey
Staff writer
Dr. Benjamin Hale, mass communication depart-
ment chairman, has proposed that students should
have the choice of taking three hours of college alge-
bra, psychology statistics, philosophy logic or busi-
ness administration statistics.
His Oct. 30 suggestion for changing the "mathe-
matical, statistical and analytic skills" general
requirement for Wesleyan will be considered for the
next university catalog, in Fall 1998.
Hale said the General Educational Curriculum
Committee (GECC) is looking at the proposal right
"They (GECC) have already talked about it
some, and they have informally decided that it is real-
ly an issue that Accrediting Association requires or
doesn't require," Hale said.
The committee asked Provost Tom Armstrong,
who is an inspector on the visiting teams for the
Accrediting Association at other schools, to explain
his view on the proposal and what the requirements of
Student Activities Committee actually mean.
"It is my expectation that on the basis of that,
GECC will make some decision or reach a conclusion
either accepting this proposal or substituting modifi-
cations of some kind. If that happens, then it still has
to go to the Academic Affairs Committee which is
chaired by the provost and has larger representation
including the deans of the different schools on it.
They would have to approve it before and then it
would go into the next catalog," said Hale.
Hale said the soonest he could know if the pro-
posal is officially approved could be in two weeks,
but could be a lot longer.
Hale said when he made the proposal, he showed
it to a number of people, other department chairs and
deans from other schools to get a feel for their reac-
tion. He also collected a number of letters of support
from other department chairs, so that the proposal
would seem more than just something coming from
mass communication or the School of Business
because he said that the mathematics requirement is a
concern that covers the whole campus.
"Everyone (students) will benefit by having more
choices to make or being able to meet this particular
requirement in the core curriculum in ways that are'
more appropriate to their particular study," Hale said.
Sabra Swairn, a senior sociology major who will
graduate in December, said she had taken four reme-
dial algebra classes at TCJC and finally passed the.
last class. When she came here, she then took inter-
mediate algebra^ and passed with a D. She said she
took college algebra twice and finally passed it.
"If I didn't have to take all those algebra classes,
• I would have graduated a semester earlier. Because I
had to go through all of that, 1 think everybody
[should go] through it. If they change it, I will be
mad," Swaim said.
Dr. Louis McLain, dean of school of business,
said, "Dr. Hale's proposal recognizes that the SAC's
criteria related to natural sciences/mathematics
requirements are not narrowly but broadly focused. I
look forward to exploring with my colleagues on the
faculty and on the Dean's Council the merits of
allowing students greater flexibility on meeting the
general core Mathematical, Statistical and Analytical
Skills requirement."
Strasburger resigns
Jason Umers
Staff writer
Erich Strasburger, director of computing and
telecommunications, will bcr leaving the university at
the end of the semester.
Early in Octobcr, Strasburger announced he was
resigning effective in December, said Dr. Tom
Armstrong, provost and senior vice president.
Armstrong said Strasburger is continuing his job
as of right now and is working on a project with the
deans to renovate the computer labs.
When asked why he was leaving, Strasburger
would not comment. He also would not comment on
if he had a job offer somewhere else.
Armstrong said that as yet no replacement for
Strasburger has been found.
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The School Leader Magazine is from the NJ School Boards Association and is sent to all school boards across the state, with the November/ December edition featuring our ASL teacher Amy Anderson! Amy has done an incredible job bringing Deaf culture to our students and community. Thank you for all you do! Click the link below to read the article:
'Creating a Silent Community'
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In a mad ditch effort to get images of my many, many pre-loved purchases onto this space before my op shop challenge ends on December 31, my lovely friends Tanya & Kathleen spent an hour at my house this morning to get dressed up and snap some photos. It was all a bit of a rush - I didn't even have time to try and tame my currently crazy hair - but as you've all probably realised by now, Tanya is an amazing photographer so we still managed to get some awesome pictures, and even though it is way past my bed time, I couldn't help but to share a little glimpse of the results with you!! :)
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Chocolate Nut Brownies
From The Illustrated Quick Cook: Easy Entertaining, After-Work Recipes, Cheap Eats
Printable Recipe
Hands on time: 25 minutes
Bake time: 12-15 minutes ( I like mine chewy in the middle, so I go for 11 minutes)
Makes 2 dozen squares
10oz/300 g semi-sweet chocolate, chopped (actually I just cut the squares in 4)
1 ½ sticks (12 tbsp) unsalted butter, cold and cut into cubes
1 ½ cups granulated sugar
4 large eggs
1 ¾ cups all purpose flour
¼ cup unsweetened Dutch-process cocoa powder
1 cup coarsely chopped nuts (hazelnuts, pecans, walnuts …whichever you prefer)
1. Preheat to 400°F/200°C. Line the bottom of a 13"x9"x2" baking dish with parchment paper.
2. Melt the chocolate & butter: place a large bowl (I prefer metal, which is a great heat conductor and speeds up the melting process without burning the chocolate) set over a pot of simmering water. Note: DO NOT LET THE BOTTOM OF THE BOWL SIT IN THE WATER. Melt the chocolate and butter, stirring frequently until there are no lumps. Remove the bowl from the pot and allow to cool (about 20 minutes)
3. In a medium bowl, sift together flour and cocoa powder, and set aside.
4. Mix the sugar into the cooled chocolate mixture until all combined and then add the eggs, one at a time. Each egg should be incorporated fully before adding the next one.
5. Stir in the sifted flour cocoa mix until there is no visible flour remains. Fold in the nuts and scrape into the prepared pan, gently spreading the batter into the corners and smooth the top. This batter is very thick.
6. Bake in the center of the oven for 12-15 minutes depending on how chewy or dry you like your brownies. In my world, they are still somewhat gooey in the center.
7. Cool the brownies on a wire rack completely before cutting them into squares.


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Trump ready to lay out agenda in first speech to Congress
After a non-stop first five weeks in office, President Donald Trump goes before Congress tonight with the opportunity to frame his legislative goals before the nation, as he addresses the Congress for the first time, ready to focus on immigration, a bigger defense budget, extra border security, health care reform, and much more.
"You can expect a speech grounded firmly in solving real problems for every American," said White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
"The President will address the Americans who have been waiting for help from their leaders for too long, and let them know that help is on the way," Spicer told reporters.
"I think we are going to see a positive message and a vision that is carrying over from the campaign," said Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA), who expects a strong message about repealing the Obama health law.
"I think he's serious about his mission," said Rep. Robert Pittenger (R-NC) of the President. "He came here to be a change agent."
One unknown about tonight's address – will there be any notable protests of President Trump, whether from Democrats on the floor or people watching in the galleries?
There are Republicans who are worried about that, especially after recent dustups at Congressional town hall meetings.
"I am concerned that the environment that has been created about protests could be disruptive," said Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH).
"The decorum in this House should not stoop to that," said Rep. Ted Yoho (R-FL).
"I am concerned there is going to be disruption," said Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA). "We did not do that to President Obama."
But before Loudermilk was elected to Congress, there was a moment like that in September 2009, when President Obama addressed Congress about his plans to reform health care, as Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC), who is still in the House, shouted "You lie!" at Mr. Obama.
On Inauguration Day, a number of Democrats boycotted the Trump swearing-in and speech; it's not clear if some will do the same tonight.
"I don't know what I'm going to right at this moment," said Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) said on Monday night.
Each lawmaker gets a ticket for one guest – some Democrats are using that to make a variety of statements, bringing along people helped by the Obama health law and immigrant "Dreamers."
Mr. Trump has his own focus with guests – here is his list as provided by the White House:


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You See the World Through Orange Colored Glasses
You live your live with enthusiasm. You enjoy what you have, and you are determined to live a happy life.
You judge all your interactions through the lens of curiosity. You are genuinely interested in other people and tend not to be judgmental.
You face challenges with a playful attitude. You are determined to succeed, and a part of you enjoys any challenge.
You see love as the utmost expression of creativity. For you, love is about building a unique and interesting life together.
At your worst, you are irritable and burned out. Sometimes you burn too brightly.
You are happiest when you are given free reign to explore, create, and play.


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Turning complex and sometimes mundane routines into simple and easy jobs
At an age where the rise of Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer negligible and the world gets increasingly interconnected, there is a paradigm shift in the way we live. Riiot Labs' existence is for this very purpose, joining the streams of innovators of the IoT to make the world more intelligent and efficient. Thus 'making life simpler and more enjoyable', is Riiot Labs' motto. Their underlying core values revolve around helping people to gain more time for themselves and for their loved ones, to improve health and to manage tasks in a smarter way.


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Another raft of incredible children and adults are about to be honoured in the 2016 Lex's Legacy Pride of the Isle Awards.
Nominations for the prestigious community awards held in memory of the late Alexander Strong of Epworth flooded in, and everyone now has the chance to vote for their particular favourite.
Awards finalists listed below are already winners – but you can help decide who is the outright winner of each of four sections and who are runners-up. Just text as directed below the details of each finalist and help donate to the charity's good work at the same time. More details can be found on the charity's website at www.prideoftheisle.co.uk
Voting will end on January 22 at 6pm, prior to the awards on January 23, when 475 people will gather in Westwoodside Pavilion from 7pm, to share the special evening with the Pride of the Isle committee headed by Leesa Sharpe, and guests.
Chris Pidd: Crowle man Chris has given total dedication to the Crowle Playing Field Association for over 20 years. As one of the committee fighting to make the facility better for the community, he helped with the building of the pavilion and supported the project financially, along with his time and dedication. Chris has helped Crowle to keep a much needed recreation facility.
Please text CHRP55 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle and make a difference today. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Alan Rayment: Father of three Alan, of Crowle, became a double amputee many years ago but has never allowed this to hold him back. He has remained a positive influence and inspiration to others both in his personal and professional life. Alan organises many charity sports events including bike rides on his adapted trike.
Please text ARAY47 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle and make a difference today. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Marie Caygill: In November 2013 at the age of 45, Marie, of Doncaster, was diagnosed with Grade 3 breast cancer. She was sent away with a treatment plan that included three bouts of surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and hormone therapy. Marie was given various leaflets explaining the procedures but nothing to explain the enormous impact the diagnosis would have emotionally, physically, mentally, spiritually and financially. Marie is the founder of the Doncaster support drop-in centre. Her mission is to provide emotional and spiritual support and guidance to patients and to direct to counselling services if required. Advice even extends to wigs and headscarf fittings, make up, diet coping strategies, financial advice: directing people to services for welfare, benefits and grants, and provision of a network of cancer buddies willing to support in aspects such as hospital visits or shopping.
Please text MARC02 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Joanne Hobson: Inspirational Doncaster woman Joanne lost her 11-year old son Liam to a rare form of cancer in May 2013 and carried on with Liam's incredible achievement of raising over £8,000 before he died, for various charities. Liam was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, which is a malignant form of cancer affecting muscles which cause soft tissue tumours. Liam turned all aspects of his treatment into positives. When he found out he was to lose his hair he had a sponsored head shave, and did a five kilometre run to raise £2,800 in just seven months to thank the hospitals. Joanne set up Liam's Warriors Trust in his memory, and is an inspiration.
Please text JOHO01 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Emma Downing: On September 10 2013, Emma's life changed for ever. Her beautiful little boy Liam was rushed to Doncaster Royal Infirmary and was taken straight to ICU. Emma, of Belton, was given the devastating news that Liam had type 1 diabetes. In June last year Emma organised a Princess and Superhero Charity Party and raised over £1000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Emma continues to be a supporter of this cause, is a member of the ENA dance group and helps at their fundraiser and other charity events.
Please text EMMA03 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Ben Roe: Ben was born with Down's Syndrome but was diagnosed with acute myloid leukaemia at 23 months. He had six months of intense chemotherapy during which he spent only three weeks at home. When Ben, of Doncaster, was three-and-a-half an MRI scan and radioactive bone scan revealed his leg was broken. It was found he had acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and he then had nearly three years of chemotherapy. His body reacted badly and his family feel lucky to still have him here. Ben made it easier for his family to cope by his bravery. Chemotherapy damaged his immune system and he has some painful benign tumours inside the bones of one of his legs. He loves WWE and Lego and this year has taken some great photos and is doing a charity calendar for a children's cancer charity.
Please text BENR04 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. Just Text Giving by Vodafone.
Kasabian Newton Smith: On February 5, 2010, Kasabian was playing at home when his father noticed his son's face change. Paramedics thought it was a stroke but after an hour in A&E his parents were sent home with steroids and told not to worry. But on March 14 2010 Kasabian could not sit, stand, move or talk. Finally, a CT scan revealed a mass on his brain that was the size of a fist. The following day options were given, to go home, let Kasabian die, try to biopsy the mass, or try removing the mass. It had to be a quick decision as Kasabian was given just two weeks to live. His family chose to remove the mass. Kasabian started chemotherapy but needed radiation treatment in America. On August 13 Kasabian and his dad flew from Sheffield to America and returned on October 22 to resume chemotherapy. In February 2011 the family was told treatment had failed. On December 2, 2013, a life- threatening tumour was found in his neck, followed by others. Kasabian holds the record at Weston Park Hospital of 111 radiotherapy treatments. He now has a brain tumour that is inoperable. He fought for almost six years against Ewings Sarcoma and continues to fight. His family hopes and prays chemotherapy will work.
Please text KASN05 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Zach KilKenny: On holiday in Barcelona in August last year, six-year old Zach of Cantley suffered a stroke. In hospital further tests were carried out and he was diagnosed with moyamoya disease. This is a rare, incurable and progressive brain disorder, and as Zach already had hereditary spherocytosis he became one of only three people in the world to have both conditions. His family was told that due to the severity of the stroke Zach was unlikely to walk and he could not grip anything with his right hand. The physiotherapist worked with Zach for hours every day and within a week Zach had climbed out of bed and was walking unaided although very unsteady. His speech was slow and very basic so he smiled a lot. Zach's only chance of help was surgery as soon as possible and fundraising began as Zach was admitted to Sheffield Children's Hospital for an emergency splenectomy. Funds raised took Zach to Zurich which has the only children's Moyamoya centre in Europe. He underwent two 12-hour brain surgeries and was allowed home on December 1. Zach has started back at school, doing half days, has started to read again and after hours of practice is holding his pencil and writing again. He has started martial arts again and stays confident and determined.
Please text ZACH06 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone
Leo Palmer: This beautiful little boy captures the heart of everyone that meets him. He was born at Scunthorpe Hospital, where his mum Siobhan had a very difficult birth. Leo went for an MRI scan and was found to have cerebral palsy.
His parents were told he would never walk or talk. He has battled a number of complications and beaten them, and continues his fight to walk every day. He managed to stand alone for the first time this Christmas.
Please text LEOP07 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Liam Addlesee: At The age of four Isle boy Liam was rushed into hospital in Doncaster and his parents were given the devastating news that he had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, but Liam stays busy and happy and in March 2014 managed to do a sponsored swim for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
He raised over £800 for the charity and still helps to raise the profile of this horrible disease, along with his family.
Please text LIAM08 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Tegan Janssen: Tegan fell down a few months before her second birthday.
A month later she was rushed into hospital and it was found she had septic arthritis! After a lengthy operation, Tegan still suffered a swollen knee, needing leg splints. Later, at Sheffield Children's Hospital she was found to have juvenile arthritis.
Her dad was taught how to give her weekly injections which made her very sick. Tegan led a normal school life but was in constant pain. Last year Tegan's knee was compared to that of a 70-year- old. Her consultant gave the option of limb reconstruction surgery and an external Taylor spital frame.
This was to lengthen and straighten her leg. Her consultant decided to attempt to cover her knee in special material then micro fracture all four surfaces to try and grow some cartilage. She had six months three weeks with her frame, 26 hours of surgery in five operations, and 54 nights in hospital.
On April 20 she had her frame removed and full length plaster on her leg, to be removed on June 9, six days before her 15th birthday. Despite a rough year at school with seven months in the isolation unit, Tegan managed to maintain her grades. Tegan will have a full knee replacement at some point and is a great example of courage.
Please text TEGJ09 £1 to 70070 to donate to Pride of the Isle. JustTextGiving by Vodafone.
Inspirational Award
Finally, the most Inspirational Award is decided and will go to Armthorpe's Danielle Stoton. Danielle was seriously injured in a road collision in August 2014. She was not expected to last the night due to her severe injuries.
But with a great deal of nursing care and determ-ination Danielle has amazed the doctors and is walking and talking with a great sense of humour and zest for life.
Danielle can not turn the clock back but with the help of her family, she will grow stronger every day.


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Vishram Bedekar directs this drama about the South Asian economy during WWII. An employee for the Rangoon Oil Company with dubious morals, Bapuji is raking in the rupees through his ill doings on the black market. His daughter, Vidya (played by Nalini Dhere in the Marathi version and by Lila Desai in the Hindi), however, thinks her dad is on the up and up. When she meets the straight-laced Lalnath, she looks down on him. In fact, he is an executive of Rangoon Oil and apparently one of the corporation's few honest employees. After the bombing on Pearl Harbor, the Japanese army forces the company's workers to flee Rangoon, as Bapuji schemes of another way to make a killing. Inevitably, Vidya falls for Lalnath when she discovers that her pop is a crook.
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Graham Foundation
Madlener House, 4 West Burton Place
Chicago IL 60610
Since 1963, the Graham Foundation has been located in the Madlener House, a turn-of-the-century Prairie-style mansion, designed by Richard E. Schmidt and Hugh M. Gardner (1901–02) and renovated by prominent modern architect Daniel Brenner. The 9,000 square-foot historic home now houses galleries, a bookstore, an outdoor collection of architectural fragments, an extensive non-lending libraryof grantee publications, and a ballroom where the foundation hosts a robust schedule of public programs.
The Graham Foundation's bookshop, designed by Ania Jaworska, offers a selection of new, historically significant, and hard-to-find publications on architecture, art, and design, many of which have been supported by grants from the Graham Foundation.


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Woodman's at the Movies
Woodman's has touched the movies in many ways. We have advocated for them in MA, fed them, staged them, and been a filming location. Our property and beautiful New England coast film location meets multiple needs any production crew requires, such as food, space, easy access to the region via Boston's Logan Airport, and more. Film location scouts and producers can contact us at 978.768.2559 or 800.649.1773, or by submitting our contact form. We are happy to accommodate you and think you will quickly see why we have become a "go to" movie filming location in the Boston North Shore and Cape Ann area.
Movies Filmed at Woodman's
The Crucible – 1996
The Proposal - 2009
Love Letters – 1999
Grown Ups - 2010
The Devil You Know – HBO television show 2013
Manchester by the Sea – in production 2015
Video About Woodman's of Essex in the Film Industry
Maureen Woodman testifying before Joint Committee on Revenue, in support of the Massachusetts Tax Film Credit.
The Massachusetts Film Office presents a short film highlighting the local economic impact of just a few movies from the summer of 2009 in order to better illustrate how film and television production supports and sustains local businesses and communities. It was produced by MFO Director of Operations, Mary Chiochios.


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Preventive Care – An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!
Prevention of disease is of primary importance to physicians. Unfortunately, it is usually the lowest priority for patients. "If it ain't broke, why fix it!" is the mantra of the majority of people in the United States when it comes to getting preventive care. As it turns out, it's a lot of easier to prevent diseases than to try to right the ship once it has already capsized!
So what preventive care should people get and when should they get it?
I'm glad I asked!
The list below is based on the most up-to-date recommendations from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. For any particular preventive screening, they have established its usefulness and graded each on the following scale, which I will be referencing. The web site (link at the bottom of the blog) has graded out preventive care procedures for, literally, hundreds, of possible interventions. I am going to talk about the most important ones for the general person. For people who are at high risk for certain other medical problems, it may well be that it behooves you to get preventive screening for that problem, while the general population would not benefit from it.
So why don't we screen for everything? I mean, if we can, shouldn't we? What is the harm of testing everyone for every conceivable medical problem?
Well, my friends, there are many many reasons why this is not done.
1. Cost – We would bankrupt the system if we screened every single person for every disease, including diseases they are highly unlikely to ever even hear about! Sure, there are people who absolutely need to be screened for Sickle Cell Anemia, but if we screened every person regardless of their risk, it would cost us hundreds of millions of dollars.
2. Outright harm – yes indeed. Screening can hurt you! How, you ask, incredulously? If you screen a low risk population, then most of the positive test results will be false positives. if you get a false positive, you will probably need follow-up testing to see if the screening test was real or not. This can lead to dangerous outcomes. I will give you 2 examples. In the past, we used to give "The Executive Physical" which was titled after high-power male executives at large corporations. This overly-complete exam usually included a stress test looking for heart disease. When you do stress tests on people who are neither having symptoms of heart disease, nor have many risk factors, the majority of your positive stress tests end up being false positives. Unfortunately, you cannot ignore a positive stress test (or only ignore it if you want to be sued to the moon when they have their heart attack!), so these people end up being referred for angiograms to see if they have real cardiac blockages. Unfortunately, about 1 in every 200 people who get angiograms have some kind of substantial complication during the exam (i.e. heart rhythm problems, puncture of the arteries or even death). So….we were taking young and healthy executives and we were killing them! Not so good, eh? Another fine example is when the state of Illinois demanded that all people asking for a marriage license get tested for HIV. You can tell that an illinois bureaucrat made that decision, and not a doctor! Again, when you take a low risk population and screen them for a fairly rare disease, most of the positive results are false positives. So what we had was thousands of people coming up with false positive HIV tests; all which required expensive follow-up testing to determine if the original test was accurate. The costs alone were catastrophic, but worse still were the thousands of people who were literally freaking out, waiting for the results of their follow up testing, right before they were supposed to get married. A few suicides later, the state of Illinois stopped the program! As you can see, screening for everything in everyone can end badly!
3. Failure to help – in most cases, screening programs for rare or unusual diseases does not improve the mortality rate from the disease. If it doesn't grant some sort of survival benefit, there is rarely a reason to screen! This argument is the one that makes the general population angry and upset, since it is hard to understand. It makes "sense" to screen all smokers with a Chest X-ray, looking for early lung cancer, but every study ever done on this program has shown that once we find a cancer on Chest X-ray, it is usually too far advanced to save them, or even help them to live longer.
4. Low Yield – this is another common problem with screening tests that infuriates the public. For example, recently, they determined that Mammographic Screening for women between the ages of 40 and 49 did not make sense. The reason is that Breast Cancer is rare enough in women this age, that you have to do mammograms on tens of thousands of women in order to find enough early cancers to save the life of one woman. The cost was $56,000 per year of life saved, in this age group. For a 5-year survival (i.e. "cured"), this is $255,000 per life saved. Despite the high costs, the public wants mammographic screening to be available to all women of these age groups; partly because Breast Cancer is very exposed in the press and it is the 2nd most common cancer killer in women.
Ok, so let's talk about the screening that makes most sense, with some basic discussion!
Blood Pressure Screening
I wrote an entire blog on Hypertension, and I welcome you to go back into the archives and read it. The short and snappy answer from the USPSTF (United States Preventive Services Task Force) is that all adults should be screened for high blood pressure at least every other year (if your blood pressure is "normal" on the first screening) or every year if it is borderline. It grants blood pressure screening a GRADE A on the scale noted above. It's cheap, has no known complications and is saves lives in bucketloads. The screening and treatment of hypertension is amongst the most cost effective preventive measures you can take! Do it. Do it now.
Pap Smears
Men, you can skip this one!
Pap Smears are done in order to screen women for Cervical Cancer. It is amongst the best screening programs we have. By this, we mean that it is cheap, saves lives and is relatively safe! The recommendation is that all women have their first Pap Smear done within 3 years of becoming sexually active, or age 21, whichever one comes first. Continued testing should be at least every 3 years as long as the results are negative, until age 65 (Grade A recommendation). Continuing Pap Smears in low risk individuals after age 65 is a GRADE D recommendation. Understand, that the recommendations of the USPSTF are not the same ones as your gynecologist will probably recommend. They are absolute minimum recommendations based on cost/benefit analysis. Most women, especially those who are not in continuing monogamous relationships, should probably get them yearly. There will also always be a change as soon as you have a borderline or positive test; then you are no longer under the auspices of these guidelines!
Prostate Cancer Screening
This is much more controversial. We do screening with the PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) blood test every year beginning at age 40, and the rectal examination of the Prostate Gland yearly after age 50. However, the data regarding the PSA test is murky at best (Class I) and the Rectal Examination has actually never been proven to save lives at all (Grade C). The problem with the PSA test is that the false positive AND false negative rates are pretty high. Thus, you can have a positive test and probably not have the disease, or you can have a negative test and still have prostate cancer! Positive tests usually end up with prostate biopsies…a very unpleasant test with a small complication rate. The rectal examination is still offered, as there were some studies showing that a combination of PSA testing plus rectal examination seemed to slightly increase the chance of survival. It has also been a part of the exam of all men over the age of 50 for a long time, such that most men expect it and feel that doctors who do not do the test are shirking their duty! I personally suggest getting the PSA test, with the full knowledge that it is imperfect, and allowing the doctor-patient relationship to do the rest when discussing what to do with the results. The Task Force specifically states that patients over the age of 75, or men with a likely lifespan of less than 10 years, should not be screened. In these populations, it is far more likely that they will die of something other than prostate cancer, even if it was discovered, since it is usually a slow growing cancer and many never spread.
Screening for Colon Cancer
This is the one I have a hard time selling to patients, even though it is a slam-dunk! Colon Cancer screening can be done in several ways, but the highest grade is for Colonoscopy (a procedure where a fiber-optic camera is inserted through the rectum and pictures are taken of the entire colon. Yes, you are sedated for the procedure!). The best thing about colonoscopy is that if they find a pre-cancerous "polyp", they can remove it right there on the spot! It's both screening and cure, in one fell swoop! Screening colonoscopy for people age 50-75 is Grade A, ages 76-85 is Grade C and older than 85 is Grade D. The first test should be at age 50, and the interval determined by what they find (usually anywhere from 2-10 years depending on the kinds of polyps they might find, or if they find nothing at all!). Colonoscopy is an invasive procedure, so complications occur in 25 people out of every 10,000 (less than 1/3rd of 1%). In the 15 years I have been a practicing, I have seen 1 complication from a screening colonoscopy. Screening should occur at a younger age for people with colon cancer in their family. There are alternatives to colonoscopy, but they are not as good. Hemoccult Testing of the stool (looking for microscopic blood in the stool) has not been shown to improve mortality (i.e. once a cancer is bleeding into your colon, it is usually too late) and is Class I. CT Colonography has fewer risks (6 complications per 10,000 procedures) but you have to have follow up colonoscopy anyway if they find something! And, they find "something" in 16% of all tests! There is also radiation exposure from CT scans; enough to cause an one additional cancer of some type per 1000 people tested. People can also screen themselves with a Barium Enema combined with a Flexible Sigmoidoscopy (a scope passed into the first 60cm of the colon from the rectum). Doesn't work as well, has a 3.4 in 10,000 complication rate…and you have to proceed to a full colonoscopy if they see something! All in all, you are best off with the colonoscopy. They are working on "Capsule Endoscopy" where you swallow the camera and they take pictures, but the data is not yet sufficient to make a recommendation. However, again, if they see something you will need a colonoscopy anyway!
Screening for Osteoporosis
Screening for low bone density, or "osteoporosis" is done by performing a very low radiation test called a Dexascan. There are ultrasound methods which look at your feet or fingers, but they do not work very well and are probably only good for screening high risk patients. Current guidelines suggest that screening women over the age of 65 is a Grade B recommendation, as finding and treating asymptomatic osteoporosis does save lives (the average lifespan of a woman after her first hip fracture from a fall declines dramatically and is less than 1 year if they can't fix it due to high surgical risk). The real controversy is whether or not we should scan post-menopausal woman (age 50-ish to 60). Screening in this age group is a Class C recommendation. I recommend screening this lower age group in women who are at high risk (i.e. family history of osteoporosis or if they fit the "profile" for a woman who will get it: Small, Caucasean/Asian, female.) or if they have other risk factors (steroid use, chemotherapy, malnutrition, vitamin D deficiency, alcoholism, drug abusers). When to do follow-up screening is based on the findings at the first test. Men over the age of 75 also can be considered for screening.
Breast Cancer Screening
Screening women, ages 50-74, for breast cancer is a Class B recommendation. Screening before the age of 50 is a Class C recommendation. Over the age of 75 is Class I. The controversy about screening women age < 50 has been discussed earlier. Interestingly, the Task Force recommends against (Grade D) teaching Breast Self Examination. The data show that women who examine their own breasts are much more likely to find benign findings which require follow up testing (i.e. mammograms, ultrasounds or biopsies) than findings of a malignancy. Thus, the cost and suffering for these women is much higher, as well as exposure to interventions which might have complications. Although I think it would be a hard sell to encourage doctors not to teach breast self-exam because of all the publicity it has been given, it may well be that it does more harm than good for most women.
Screening for High Cholesterol
Another slam dunk!
Testing people over the age of 35 is a Grade A recommendation. No risk and tons of benefit. We can prevent strokes and heart attacks and save lives by finding high cholesterol early and treating it. I did an entire blog on high cholesterol, so please feel free to go back into the Archives and read more about it. Testing people age 20-35 is a Grade B recommendation (Grade A if they have any other risk factors, such as a family history of high cholesterol or heart disease). The task force actually did break down their recommendations into many sub-groups, dependent on risk, but it is far more complex than most people need to know. That's why you pay your doctor!
I did a huge blog about the benefit of vaccines so please read it (and there are several follow ups, but the original blog was one of my first ones), and the Task Force bows to the superior data and knowledge of the CDC when it comes to determining the benefit of vaccines (and even provide a link to the CDC page).
Summary: Get your vaccines. Get them all. They extend lives and save lives more than every intervention listed in this blog, put together! Vaccinate yourself. Vaccinate your family. Vaccinate your children. Listening to any other advice about this is a critical misrepresentation of the facts and medical knowledge.
The Yearly Physical
A lot of people do not get their yearly physical. Again, they feel well, so they think it's pointless! The fact is that if you get your yearly physical, your doctor will do all of the preventive care we talked about in the paragraphs above! There was a study that showed that people who got yearly physical exams from an Internist lived 7 years longer than people who did not. There was some problem with this study, in that you could argue that people who get yearly physicals are more worried and involved with their healthcare in general! All the same, the study did show a remarkable difference between people who saw their doctor yearly and those who did not. Apart from cost, there can be no argument against it, so I certainly recommend a yearly physical for all patients 40 and older, and at least every other year for patients under the age of 40 who have no significant medical problems and take no medications on a regular basis.
Website for the United States Preventive Services Task Force:
Good Health!
Dr Mike


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Published: November 15, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Death,Harry Potter,Magic
This is sort of how I imagine that they talk to Ron all the time.
Published: November 12, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Beatles,Hate,Insect Overlords,Music
I need some sort of standard disclaimer... the views and opinions expressed in The Apple of Discord do not reflect the server, the IP company, or anyone who knows Adam Smithee. This is all his bag.
Published: November 3, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Drake,Gayzilla,Robots,Unit 404,Vampires
In the wake of most of the original cast fleeing to Apple Valley [1], my new "other" webcomic, AoD needs some new crew members. I welcome your opinions on them.
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Published: October 29, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Drugs,Lies,Politics
Published: October 22, 2010 | By admin
So yeah, I took a couple weeks off. I know this comic is needlessly dramatic, but honestly it seems like every time I run out of ideas I always fall back on the How NOT To Guy... but as much as he is the platform that holds me up, he is also the anchor which holds me down. So, at least until the webcomic gods deem me worthy of having/using/abusing him again, he has taken himself out of the game.
But AoD is back, and better (read - probably worse) than ever!
Published: October 4, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Cupcakes,Emo
This is not the end. This is not the beginning. This is not the beginning of the end. It is only the end... of the beginning.
The Apple of Discord will return.
Published: September 24, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Fear
I think I have officially become burned out. I may need to take a break from this for a while. These are getting harder and harder to make, and less and less funny as I go. I've always believed that, if you're going to do something, you should do it well. This does not feel "well" to me - this feels like I'm phoning it in.
More to come on this.
Published: September 17, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Games,Mega Man
I'm the first to admit it. I've probably been playing too much Mega Man recently. Sheep Man (from one of the new games) is absolutely hilarious - not so much even because he's Sheep Man (though that doesn't help) but that they've run out of every other form of electricity-based name (Elec Man, Spark Man, Volt Man) that they can think of and naturally said "I know... wool makes sparks, right? So let's do... SHEEP MAN!"
Published: September 13, 2010 | By admin
Tagged as: Mac,Marketing,Steve
Steve's new outfit is awesome. Poor Steve.
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Foodies TV Show: Season 3 on Set
This is a selection of Photography that I shot on the set of Foodies Television Program Season 3. The shots were taken for use in promotional materials for the show; including web, print, video and presentation materials for prospective sponsorship. I art directed the shoot and did all photography as well as shot styling. Recipes and food styling by Shawn Whalen.


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Hi Carolina
.MHT is a format that typically can only be opened by a web browser. In my (Excel 2007) when I try to open this XLS file what I get is a warning that "the type of the file is different from the extension, it might be a security threat, do you want to open the file". It is possible that, under different security policies and/or versions, Excel will not even allow you to open the file.
I believe the important here is to understand why the eSpace is generating MHT instead of XLS (possibly it is defining the wrong file format output).
I will look into this and let you know.
I have looked into the eSpace and it is effectively generating MHT, not XLS. It is possible that implicit conversion from MHT to XLS works with some versions of Excel and not with others. This is, however, an "excel-ready" MHT, so it is possible to simply open it with Excel and re-save it as XLS.
You might be interested in doing that with an extension, or so, in order to generate actual Excel files.
I could suggest a different approach: use the same library that is used by OutSystems to control Excel files (GemBox) to make the join. You could create a simple action to receive several Excel files (created with the RecordListToExcelNode) and merge them all in a single Excel file.
If I have the time, I will try to make one such extension, but you can try it yourself. Make sure to locate the GemBox.Spreadsheet.DLL from your Platform Server folder.


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Published April 1, 2000 | April 2000 issue
Number of local economic organizations:
Approximately 85 public, quasi-public and private nonprofit organizations in the 26 Wisconsin counties located in the Ninth District, according to a state listing. The number does not include chambers of commerce. These 85 represent city, county and regional interests. One source said the focus of local economic development "tends to be county-based simply because cities are not large enough to sustain a budget" for paid staff.
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A man who burnt alive an Australian missionary and his two young sons as they slept in their vehicle was sentenced to death yesterday by a court in eastern India.
Judge Mahendranath Patnaik, who conducted the 30-month trial sentenced Dara Singh to death and his 12 accomplices to life imprisonment in Bhubaneswar, capital of Orissa state. All 13 pleaded not guilty and are expected to appeal against the verdict.
Graham Staines and his sons Philip, 10, and Timothy, six, were attacked in January 1999 by a mob led by Singh as they slept in a vehicle outside a village church in Manoharpur, 103 miles north of Bhubaneshwar.
The killings occurred during a series of attacks against Christian missionaries and their institutions allegedly by Right-wing Hindu groups aligned to the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, which heads the federal coalition government.
After the murder Singh was treated like a hero by local groups and villagers, who hid him for a year before his arrest. One of the convicted killers, Mahendra Hembram, told The Hindustan Times that they were provoked by the "corruption of tribal culture" by the missionaries, who they claimed fed villagers beef and gave women brassieres and sanitary towels.
Christian missionaries help India's poor by establishing schools and hospitals but are often accused of enticing illiterate villagers to convert to their faith.
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"Among your many talents and gifts in the performing arts, which one do you think was the most under-utilized in the year 2011, and why?"
ARLA FONTAMILLAS: Acting. Because I was afraid to.
I believe this will give me the discipline that I need, not only as a
performing artist but as a "full person" who is very aware of her
senses and body and is not afraid to try new things and explore her
self-imposed boundaries.
think for the year 2011 the talent I least utilized is acting because I was quite busy this year in the music field.
JEANNE VELASCO-VICARS: Last
year my under-utilized talents were choral conducting and worship leading. I want to say "acting" also but then ang dami ko din namang kaartehan
last year hahahah. Oh teka, how about being stand-up comedian? Hehehehe. Anyways,
regarding choral conducting and worship leading, I guess I didn't focus much on these
mainly because it entails a lot of commitment in terms of time and regularity
and shepherding, though i don't really mind that. For choir though I find the
initial teaching part of the songs a bit tedious, but i'm not allergic to the
task. Also, my priorities last year were mainly to support my family, so
ministry work had to take the form of voice workshops and tutorials more than
choir conducting and worship leading. It's not easy being a professional
freelancer, but God is good and faithful.
ANNA PASAGUI-SALVATORI: Everything. I didn't get a chance to really serve God through singing, dancing, acting, directing, teaching, writing... nothing! That's why I'm dying inside. I cry every time because I really want to go back into the service of our God. My life has totally changed since I got here to America. We've bounced around so much. I've been travelling a whole lot which is a blessing and a curse. We just moved back to California 2 1/2 months ago and we've been so busy, we haven't found a church. I've been working Monday to Sunday. Anyway, that's my sob story but God knows I'm ready to serve anytime. He just needs to say it.
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real name as you want it to appear, plus a photo of yours that we can use on
this site. Deadline for submission to the above question is on January 12, 2012.
Thank you.
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Baked Chicken Drumstick Recipe Ingredients
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1/4 cup ketchup
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 2 teaspoons grated ginger
- 3 pounds chicken drumsticks
- 3 cups cornflakes, crushed to crumbs
- 1 can (8.75 ounces) crushed pineapple
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
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April 5, 2007
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Mark Wilkerson Sentenced to 7 Months
April 5, 2007
Yesterday, February 22nd Spc. Mark Wilkerson was sentenced to 7 months in prison with a Bad Conduct Discharge. Mark was charged with an Article 85 (desertion) and an Article 87 (missing movement) after failing to return from block leave on January 3rd, 2005. In December he signed a plea bargain admitting to his guilt and lessening his sentence from a maximum of 6 years to a maximum of 10 months.The Court Martial room was filled to capacity with family, friends, and supporters including members of Iraq Veterans Against the War and approximately 15 active duty soldiers.
The Court Martial began with a formal review of the charges and then proceeded to witness testimony. Six people testified on Mark's behalf including his mother, wife, brother (who is presently active duty and appeared in uniform), a Sergeant, Sergeant First Class and Staff Sergeant, two of whom served with Mark in Iraq. None of the witnesses were cross-examined by the prosecutors, nor did the prosecution present witnesses testifying on their behalf.


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|The two actors and Irene, the director (in the center) of the film I am DPing this Thursday and Friday.
|a still from the storyboard
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Day one of the shoot it is supposed to be raining. That is quite unfortunate, but, we'll have to make do! Almost all of the film is going to be shot hand-held. Know what the means? Quivering Kira arms and awkward body positions in order to sustain the weight. This is actually a very good thing for me. I really do need to pack on the muscles. I'm a strong independent woman, gosh darn!
Now for some exciting music-relating stuff!:
My good friend Dave and I have decided to complete an album. It sounds like a crazy idea, but I have no doubt that we will be able to pull it off. During my spring break we worked on our first song together (which is what triggered this idea). It came out better than I had imagined, and for the first time I heard music that I actually wanted to create. (Don't get me wrong- I have definitely enjoyed making my other songs in the past, but I have always felt like the music didn't accurately reflect the feeling I was going for... ya know what I mean?) None-the-less, here is the link to our song "Secret Hideaway":
We will be working on the album this summer. Prepare for accordions, guitars, banjos, ukeleles, and much more! Wooo yeah!
As for my thesis film:
I finally sent out a rough draft to my composer. He is from France and his style... oh gosh... wow.... his style makes me fill up with warmth. It is the kind of music I hear in my head as I walk through my daily life. So whimsical and magical... and French. I completed a rough animation for the opening and closing sequence of the film. It's nice to finally be working on animation because I would love to pursue animation in the future. I wanna make some live action films, some animated films, and some live action with animation integrated into the real world films. Kinda like Tim Burton? (Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice?... aka, three of the best films ever made.)
|A still from the opening animation.
My friend Mida and I have a co-owned production company called "IA Productions." A film we made exactly one year ago called "Wait in Silence" was accepted to and will be screened at the Nashville film festival in 2 weeks. We are actually going to travel there for a few days. It will be the first film festival I have gone to, so I am extremely excited! Here is the link to the film if you are interested in seeing it!:


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I have a bound column.
<asp:BoundField DataField="WorkPreference" HeaderText="WorkPreference" HeaderStyle-HorizontalAlign="Left"> <HeaderStyle HorizontalAlign="Left" /> </asp:BoundField>
dr["WorkPreference"] = sa.WorkPreference ( This is how I bind the data to a DataRow)
The example of the data which gets bound to this column is like the following:
Communications and Marketing Officers; Environmental Assessors; Geologists and
Geosciences; Geospatial/Spatial Information Officers;
What I want is that the data should be presented to the user like the following:
Communications and Marketing Officers
Environmental Assessors
Geologists and
Geospatial/Spatial Information Officers
In short: I basicaly want to put a break where there is a colon and then bind the data to the gridview.
It looks like simple but if you can let me know. Thanks.
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I have a generic list of a custom type. The custom type has a string and double.
I'm binding the list to a gridview and it outputs everything fine.
I'm trying to format the double column into a currency format. It is in a template field as I'm calculating a running total. I pass the value to a function that returns a double and adds the current value to a running total which I will show in the footer.
The format is not changing to currency as expected when using String.Format("{0:c}", GetTotal(Convert.ToDouble(Eval("Amount"))))
Any ideas on what might be going on and how to fix this?
I am having trouble finding out where and how to HTML Encode a cell's data on the Dynamic Data (v4.0) gridview of List.aspx. As a simple case, suppose I have formatted cell data that is A<br/>B in the DB. Obviously, I want A stacked on B in the cell.
It seems gridView1.HtmlEncode = true has gone away.
So maybe I'll try to catch it on the RowDataBound event:
protected void GridView1_RowDataBound(Object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e) { if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow) { // Html Encode the cells } }
but this event never fires?
Has anyone figured out how to properly render HTML tags data in the List.aspx's GridView1?
If I figure this out, then I can add a MetaAttribute called something like [EncodeAsHtml(true)] and be on my way. Thanks!
function EnableDisableGridViewColumn() { var AdvanceSearch = document.getElementById('<%= chkboxlist1.ClientID %>'); var chkList = AdvanceSearch.getElementsByTagName("input"); var dgTest = document.getElementById("gridview1") if (dgTest != null) { for (var i = 1; i < dgTest.rows.length; i++) { if (chkList[0].checked == true && chkList[1].checked == true) { dgTest.rows[0].cells[0].style.display = "block";
Here is my problem. I have a GridView, and I want Column1 to be equal to datatable data (filled by a SqlDataAdapter). Then I have two other fields by the SqlDataAdapter (first name, last name), and I want to have those two fields combined to form Column2. I have a TemplateField for my GridView that combines the first name and last name with Eval()'s, but the GridView places this combined field TemplateField and puts it as the first column.
How can I do this so that TemplateField can go in between fields that are databound? Thanks in advance. :)
I have created a gridview based on an SQL Datasource. The grid view contains several columns(fields) one of which is called "Amount". In the footer of the gridview their is a field that contains the sum of all of the values contained in the "Amount" field.
By problem is that in instead of getting the value of the Amount displayed in the "Amount" field of each row, I am getting a '0' (Example: 0 25.78 when I should just be getting 25.78. There is a space between the '0' and the '25.78'.
Code is as follows:
private ObservableCollection<SummaryItem> _summaryData = new ObservableCollection<SummaryItem>();
SummaryDataGrid.ItemsSource = _summaryData;
SummaryDataGrid.AutoGeneratingColumn += (s, e) =>
//if (e.Column.Header.ToString() == "ProcessName")
// e.Column.Width = new DataGridLength(1, DataGridLengthUnitType.Star);
e.Column.Width = new DataGridLength(1, DataGridLengthUnitType.Star);
public class SummaryItem : INotifyPropertyChanged
public event PropertyChangedEvent
I have four columns in gridview. EmpId,EmpName,EmpSal,EmpDept.
I want to display the complete information on another page,for this am sending empId to other page through RowCommand.
Now I dont want to display my EmpId Column in GridView but I want to access it .. How to do this...
Thanx and regards....
The results of my query display the output in rows. Each row of data belongs to an entity and contains about 12 fields. I would like to generate a report that lists the entity and its corresponding data below it, in a column format.
Instead of:
companyname1 contact1 phone1 email1 address1
companyname2 contact2 phone2 email2 address2
companyname(n) contact(n) phone(n) email(n) address(n)
I would like to have the info reported as follows:
How do I do this? If I can get the query data displayed this way, I can export it to another program to do the last of the formatting. I also have tried using Microsoft SQL Server Report Builder with the table/matrix format and with the list
option. The list option sort of works, but doesn't look very good. Any ideas?
I have in my code a gridview that I redirect to excel, it works fine when I have data in the data set. waht I want is to show column headers when there is no data right now what i get is empty sheet.
Hi All,
I have a tricky situation that I just cannot seem to figure out. I'm using ASP.NET 4.0. I have two databases (let's call them Northwind and MyDatabase for simplicity). I cannot modify the data in Northwind, but once I save a copy to MyDatabase, I can change it.
I have a GridView that shows all the tests associated with a patient. I first populate the GridView, retrieving all the tests in Northwind.Test that are associated to a PatientID. On a button click event, I need to:
I can load the tests into the GridView no problem. But I have no idea how I would save that data to a different datasource. Any ideas? Should I even be using a GridView, or something else?
-Thanks in advance-
I need some help help loading some XML tagged data I
received as a reply from a Web Service (String format), into individual
fields on the web form.
After spending some time, I was able to load an XML file into a gridview using this code...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<title>Empire Burlesque</title>
<artist>Bob Dylan</artist>
<title>Hide your heart</title>
<artist>Bonnie Tyler</artist>
<company>CBS Records</company>
Can anyone help me with doing this.
I have a gridview which has 3 columns declared where the 3rd column doesnot have any data from the source.
After the data is displayed , I have a textbox taking an input. Depending on the textbox value-- calculations have to be done for each row in the grid and the grid needs to be refreshed with the new values for the 3rd column.
using asp.net/vb.net 2005
I want to create an accordion inside a gridview with the following functionality:
The user will only see one field of the gridview initially, the ProductCategoryID. When the page loads it will only query the ProductCategoryID and this will be the only field displayed.
Next when the user clicks on the accordion to expand it inside the gridview I would like to query the database to get all Products that are part of the ProductCategory. I will query using the ProductCategoryID that is being displayed.
I need to do this for performance issues. The main thing I am looking for is how to query the database once the user expands a given ProductCategoryID.
but now I think of it one thing I need to know: when you bind an accordion to a dataset will it create one pane for each record returned? It might be better to put the gridview inside the accordion. I'm willing to do either, as long as it works
How do i set a data source of a drop down list which is inside a grid view, snap shot of asp code given below , the Asp file name is DataEntry.aspx and there is method in the DataEntry.aspx.cs called DTB.BindData("Department"). i want to set the datasource to point to this method
<asp:GridView ID="GridViewEmply" DataKeyNames="EmployeeID" runat="server" AutoGenerateEditButton="True" ShowFooter="True" OnRowEditing = "GridViewEmply_RowEdit" OnRowCancelingEdit = "GridViewEmply_RowCancelingEdit"OnRowUpdating = "GridViewEmply_RowUpdating" OnRowCommand = "GridViewEmply_RowCommand"OnPageIndexChanging="GridViewEmply_PageIndexChanging" AllowSorting="True" AutoGenerateColumns="False" AllowPaging="True" Visible="false"><Columns><asp:TemplateField HeaderText="DepartmentName"><ItemTemplate><asp:Label ID="LabelEmplyDeptName" Text='<%# Eval("DepartmentName") %>' runat="server"></asp:Label></ItemTemplate><FooterTemplate><asp:DropDownList ID="ddlDept" runat="server" ></asp:DropDo
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