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Q: ado net - import excel data - missing data At first glance I have the same problem as many persons had before and I found many questions and answers about my problem but none of them helped me.
I perform importing from MS excel file (file XLS) in NET by using ADO NET. The file contains mixed types in the same column: numbers and text, and the well known problem occurs - text format is not recognized and the data are lost.
I use the following connection string with recommended parameters:
string strConnectionString = string.Format("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source={0};Extended Properties=\"Excel 8.0;HDR=NO;IMEX=1;TypeGuessRows=0;ImportMixedTypes=Text\";", pathname);

This is my code:
OleDbConnection sqlConn = new OleDbConnection(this.strConnectionString);

sqlConn.Open();

OleDbDataAdapter sqlAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter();

string sql = "SELECT * FROM [" + sheetName + "]";

OleDbCommand selectCMD = new OleDbCommand(sql, sqlConn);

sqlAdapter.SelectCommand = selectCMD;

DataTable dt = new DataTable(sheetName);

sqlAdapter.Fill(dt);

I tested it under NET 3.5 (x86) and NET 4.0 (x86) (also tested as windows exe and asp net version), and the problem remains.
I don't know if I do something wrong but I've spent many hours and problem still remains.

A: Recently I found open source (The MIT License) NET library, which reads xls and xlsx files correctly. In this case I stop to use oledb drivers.
The library: link to project

A: You need to add some keys to the Windows Registry, they will force Excel engine to treat al columns as text.
Save the following code in a ForceExcelImportAsText.reg file, and then double click it, to add the keys to the Windows registry.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Jet\4.0\Engines\Excel]
"TypeGuessRows"=dword:00000000

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Jet\4.0\Engines\Excel]
"TypeGuessRows"=dword:00000000

Also, remember to keep Excel CLOSED when you are importing your files.
I never understood why, but if Excel is opened and/or if the file I'm importing is opened, then Excel engine mess up the numeric/data columns, and then all you'll get are meaningless numbers instead of your data.
About the connection string
The connection string I use is
Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\YourExcelFile.xls;Extended Properties="Excel 8.0;HDR=YES;IMEX=1"

The parameter "Excel 8.0" is Ok for .xls files up to Excel 2003.
For Excel 2007-2013 .xlsx files I use "Excel 12.0 Xml"
For Excel 2007-2013 .xlsb files I use "Excel 12.0"
For Excel 2007-2013 .xlsm files I use "Excel 12.0 Macro"
Also, the data provider "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" is ok up to .xls Excel 2003 files.
For Excel 2007-2013 xlsx/xlsb/xlsm files you need to use the "Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0" data provider.

A: If the original goal is to import data and not to use ado.net at any costs then this is the solution that works for us:

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*If there is Excel installed on the machine doing the import we run small invisible automation script by which Excel converts the original data file into something readable. In our case into the xml. This is how the Xls2Xml.vbs file looks like

' VB Script Document
if WScript.Arguments.Count < 2 Then
    WScript.Echo "Error! Please specify the source path and the destination. Usage: Xls2Xml SourcePath.xls Destination.xml"
    Wscript.Quit
End If
Dim oExcel
Set oExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
Dim oBook
Set oBook = oExcel.Workbooks.Open(Wscript.Arguments.Item(0))
oBook.SaveAs WScript.Arguments.Item(1), 46
oBook.Close False
oExcel.Quit
Wscript.Quit

The 46 magic number means xlXMLSpreadsheet.
When the script finishes we then import the readable XML format (usually after processing it through a customer-specific XSLT script)

*If there will be no Excel automation server going to be available then we use XLSX as the data format and the cool open source ClosedXML library to read the data. Actually the library is better at creating XLSX files but it is not required in this question
Microsoft itself does not recommend access to legacy Excel proprietary format using legacy database drivers, mainly because of those many issues (e.g. the cell data format ambiguity). And any legacy solutions that rely on Excel automation are not guaranteed to work in the on-server scenarios.
In order to use the OpenXML SDK in production you just need to deploy single DocumentFormat.OpenXml.dll and you're ready to read/write XLSX data files


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If you had to decide between having a team of excellent salespeople with an average manager, or having a team of average salespeople with an excellent manager, which would you choose?
An excellent sales manager will elevate or replace their salespeople until the team is excellent, from the top to the bottom.
Great salespeople don't necessarily make great managers, but "street-cred" is a big factor getting the team's support.


Date of Injury: Jam in late March '09 where I was training for an entire afternoon, mostly on concrete.
Hours of training per week. (real, not what you'd like to do): Parkour: 0-5 hours depending on schedule and weather. I spend about an hour each day conditioning or weight training. I take a few days rest here and there.
Other exercise / fitness experience: Nothing out of the ordinary. Weight/resistance training and some cardio. Have been consistently active in that way since my mid-teens.
Location where injury occurred: The injury was gradual. I was participating in a jam in Center City Philadelphia where we trained at the Art Museum, City Hall, and the Franklin Institute. My injury has nothing to do with the spot really. We trained for a long time on hard surfaces and even though I'm probably not the only person guilty of over-training, my over-training resulted in a stress fracture.
What you were doing / trying to do when injury occurred?: Various vaults. Had been training on concrete over the course of several hours, which can be damaging in itself, but if I had to point the finger at something specific, it was probably a handful of kongs that I did that had about a 4' landing onto concrete on the other side. It's also worth noting that when I take off on one leg, it's always my left (the one with the injury). I believe take offs also played a factor in this injury because punching off of the ground repeatedly with one leg can take its toll. I had no pain until a day or two later.
Part of body - description of injury, rating of severity 1-10.: Distal third of the left tibia. Severity varies. I've seen people say that one rule of thumb for knowing whether you have tendonitis or a stress fracture is whether or not you have pain at rest. That's simply not true. The only things I ran into that irritated it were take offs and landings for vaults or jumps. Particularly, one foot take offs on the injured leg. Those cause it to flare up right away. Severity - I'd say 6. Not the end of the world, just keeps me from vaulting/jumping for a while. Upper body still works great and I'll be focusing on that in the meantime.
Did you see a doctor for diagnosis?: Was given referral for X-Ray and Orthopedist. X-Ray was negative but stress fractures may not be visible on X-Ray until they have been present for a month+. Received MRI, saw orthopedist again, was diagnosed with a stress fracture this morning. I am going to be in an air-cast for at least 4 weeks. I'll eventually get another MRI to make sure it's 100% and then I can start gradually returning to activity.
Did you get X-rays or MRI's?: Both. Don't bother with the X-Ray. It is a waste of time and money. Cut to the chase and get an MRI or bone scan.
Picture of the injury: No.
Could you / how could you have avoided the injury?: This could have definitely been avoided. 1. Softer landings - your drops don't have to be huge to cause gradual damage to your body. 2. Listening to your body is great, but let's face it, sometimes when the adrenaline is pumping, you don't feel things in the moment that you are going to feel the next morning. This is where common sense comes into play. Know what you usually do and use that as a guide when you go out to train. Increase your training by all means, but do so gradually. Don't do a couple light hours one week and then go to a jam and do 5-6 intense hours on concrete. Take breaks. Give yourself rest. Especially if you've had episodes of "shin splints" in the past. In the future, I'm going to call it a day once I feel I've had a good workout and not worry about how long a jam is going on or how long other people want to stay out.
Date / type / severity of your last injury?: I'm grateful to say that I haven't had any other notable injuries. I've had bouts with "shin splints" but they've always gone away after a few days of rest.
Notes on the experience?: For anyone wondering if they have "shin splints" or a stress fracture: If you think it's something more than tendonitis, you're probably right. You've felt one and should know when what you have doesn't feel quite the same. One goes away after a few days of taking it easy, the other lingers. If you're not back to normal after a week of rest, see a sports medicine doctor. I also felt like the pain was coming from the bone as opposed to coming from a sore muscle. I should have seen a doctor earlier than I did. I gave myself 2 weeks of rest. I thought that I might have had a stress fracture but thought it would heal on its own if I stopped training for a few weeks and limited activity on that leg to walking. I felt like I was better after a few weeks. I was able to do some light-medium paced jogging and do "box jumps" up my steps without pain. I even practiced precisions on the wooden trainers I built (courtesy of APK tutorial) without pain. I felt brave and went to the park for some light training. Went for a kong over a picnic table and the injury flared up almost immediately. I feel like I made it worse that day and only prolonged my recovery time. 3 weeks later and I'm finally getting an Aircast, that I'll have to wear for a month and even after that, it'll take time to get back to where I was without ending up back at square one with this injury. This is frustrating on account of how beautiful the weather is getting this time of year. It's also frustrating because I'm never the guy taking huge drops and rushing things that shouldn't be rushed. I'm always working on conditioning and drilling things down and I've still run into these issues. That's just a testament to how demanding what we do really is and how much preparation and conditioning it takes no matter how fit you think you are.
This article doesn't make me feel very good about the Aircast I have to wear for another 3+ weeks. Only study on Aircasts I could find that pertained to TSF's and not ankle injuries and it was negative.
Conclusion: The current study demonstrated no added benefit of Aircast leg braces in the treatment of tibial stress fractures in the military training environment.
I have been in an Aircast for 4 weeks. I was wearing it most of the time, only took it off when lying around or doing minimal walking.
I received an X-ray at the office and I'm apparently healed enough to gradually resume activity.
I'm going to do some rope jumping and jogging over the weekend and see how that feels.
My goal is to get back to some light Parkour training within two weeks or so. I really want to take it slow to avoid re-injury.
I wonder how this turned out. I see the OP is a guest now, so maybe they won't come back.
I'm dealing with what I'm pretty sure is a stress fracture now and I'm curious how other people's experiences have gone. I've read up a ton on stress fractures and I understand that they are a pretty common injury among runners and that they don't require a lot of upkeep or special care to heal - just staying off the leg for a few months. I haven't seen a doctor yet because I don't currently have medical insurance and I've read that they would only give me an MRI, which is expensive, and after that all they would tell me to do is what I've already decided to do on my own, which is to stay off the leg for 8 weeks. I know the OP recommends not waiting to see a doctor, but I'm worried about spending a lot of money for a diagnosis and treatment that I probably already know. I'm saving up for my wedding at the end of the year and I'm really broke already.
I probably sustained the stress fracture when I decided to jog to a lake in my city which is much farther than I was used to running. I was trying to build my stamina up for parkour, but I added too much mileage too soon, which is a surefire way to receive a stress fracture.
I just got really heavily into parkour about 8 months ago and I got the stress fracture a couple weeks ago. I really hate not being able to train at my full abilities and it's so hard not to go out and train just a little bit. I'm tempted to do some sort of training on only my left side and see if I could even do that.
Anyway, I plan on staying away from parkour until the beginning of March. In the meantime, I'm going to use crutches and workout my upper body and maybe left leg stuff. Hopefully I'll be okay by then. Most experiences I've found online say the same thing: a low risk stress fracture, such as one on the tibia, will heal with time and rest. All the information I've looked at says it takes anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks to heal completely, so I'm playing it safe and staying off of it for 8 weeks.
If the OP ever sees this, I'd be interested to know what happened with his.


I find it hard to find events or organizations that has volunteering spots that gives you experience around high school students. I looking for an opportunity to make a difference and have some experience to write in my resume. I been interviewing for jobs that are makes people be around high school students. However the interviewers keep saying I have not experience around high school students. I hope to volunteer and gain experience. I experience around elementary and JR high age. I lacking the high school age.


Once home to art's greatest legends Gaudi, Picasso, Miro and Dalhi; Barcelona is now home to soccer's greatest legend, FC Barcelona. But you'll be hard pressed to escape the past of the city and it's many cliches. To find a fresh Barcelona you'll need to dive deep! You'll need to 'Go Swim!' Papersky asked friend and model Iruka to join us for a dip in Barcelona.


2014 was a successful year for our judge, Annemarie Neary. She won the Michael McLaverty short story competition, achieved joint second place in the KWS Hilary Mantel international short story competition, and was joint runner-up in the Sean O'Faolain international short story competition.
Siren will be published in hardback by Hutchinson in spring 2016 followed by a Windmill paperback. The second novel will follow in Spring 2017.
You've judged other flash fiction competitions in the UK. There are many different styles in the flash fiction genre, but can you tell us what stood out for you in the winning entries?
Apart from their quality — they were all very good — they stood out for different reasons: an assured voice with a perfectly pitched child viewpoint; the use of colour as an organizing metaphor to shocking effect; a familiar story reinvented through the eyes of a minor character; a prose poem that was like a beautiful iridescent seashell.
The truth is that there are no rules. Take my breath away, move me, make me laugh. You're out to make a mark on the reader. 300 words, wham, that's it. You can't have too much plot in there, or too much description. If you start pulling rabbits out of hats, the story will seem too trite and the reader will feel cheated. If your language is careless, you'll squander your 300 words (and your reader's attention) very quickly.
A successful flash should leave something behind - an image, an emotion, a stain. The ending is important — it defines your story and its seed should be in there somewhere from the very start. Remember that you don't necessarily need to close things off neatly. Sometimes the story will be held in quiet suspension. Sometimes the reader will be left to decide. It's your story and your ending – just make it faithful to the rest of the story.
Have you found entering competitions yourself over the years has helped you hone your writing skills?
Yes, definitely. I started sending work out about 7 years ago, and some early successes really helped me to keep going. And even if you don't win a prize, I think shortlists are hugely important – to have your story plucked out from hundreds of others is a wonderful boost. And this is solitary work, you need a boost now and then!
However, it's not just about raising confidence, I do think that competitions hone valuable skills. They encourage you to have a purposeful attitude to your work, whether that's writing to a word count or deadline, or just finishing what you've started. Anyone can write a dozen beginnings, but if you don't actually finish any of those stories then you're ducking out of the craft element – to some extent, the ending is where the artistry is.
Of course, it's good to just play around with language and ideas (and do keep a file of all those exercises in just taking a line for a walk – they might lead you somewhere interesting one day). But if you finish something, however short, then you're on your way. That's a huge achievement. You're saying I made this. I gave shape to something. That's the bottom line — learning to finish, and then sending your work out. And when the story comes back unloved and unrecognised, as it often will? A cold eye can work wonders. Does it need to be cut, expanded, merged with something else? Maybe it's in the wrong form, or perhaps your point of view should change. Sometimes there's nothing particularly wrong with it at all – each editor or judge is different. When you're ready, dust it off and send it out again while you work on something new. Above all, persevere.
You post stories by different authors on your site each week and it's very interesting to read the variety. How do you make these choices? Are they selected from current favourites?
I really only discovered a love of short fiction when I started to write. About a hundred years ago, before becoming a lawyer, I studied literature at Trinity College Dublin. However, I was more interested in drama and poetry back then. So yes, most of these are fairly recent discoveries — writers I've come across through recommendations, or through the process of one book leading to another (or on Twitter, when I should be writing instead). I post them because I think others might enjoy them — and it also acts like a kind of treasure trove for me.
Who are the short story writers you would return to again and again for inspiration?
I don't tend to re-read stories as much as I'd like — there always seems to be so much more to explore. The short story writers I'd return to more often if I had the time are William Trevor for empathy and restraint, and Kevin Barry for voice and daring and sheer verve. I also love the dark brilliance of Patricia Highsmith's short fiction as much as I do her novels. And if you are writing flash fiction you really should read Tania Hershman's story 'My Mother Was An Upright Piano' — as deft an example of the form as you're likely to find. As for current reading, having just finished the long haul of 'The Goldfinch' (which I loved) I'm reading short again and have just started 'Legend of a Suicide' by David Vann, already stunning.
Find Annemarie on annemarieneary.co.uk or follow @AnnemarieNeary1 on Twitter.


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India's Latest Resale Program & 5 More Ways To Embrace Pre-Loved Fashion
Sonali Valecha | &nbspMar 21, 2022
Indian ethnic wear label Bunaai recently took to social media to announce the launch of their resale program. The program enables customers to buy and sell their pre-loved Bunaai garments rather easily through the brand's website. The brand will even send the selling customer a shipping label and package that they can use to ship the product to its new owner. All this, with just a few clicks in. The launch made heads turn as it was one of the few Indian wear labels to provide such a space to Indian customers.
The move, however, is a much-needed one. The fashion industry, according to the UN, is estimated to be responsible for eight to ten per cent of carbon emissions globally. This includes everything from material sourcing, supply chains to washing and waste generated. As per a 2020 McKinsey report, these carbon emissions are likely to rise to around 2.7 billion metric tons a year by 2030, if not curbed immediately. This makes every action taken towards sustainability—be it small or big- extremely crucial to the journey to lower emissions overall. As per Bunaai, each garment resold will save six times its weight in CO2 emissions.
While you can use the brand's portal to buy and sell Bunaai garments, here are some other ways to embrace pre-loved fashion in India:
Saritoria
Image Source: Instagram/saritoria
Indian wear is a category most bought and least worn in the country. This is simply because the heavier pieces are often bought for particular occasions and are either too overwhelming to be worn at other times or women simply don't wish to repeat their outfits. Pernia Qureshi's Saritoria comes to the rescue with the solution. It's a platform that allows customers to both buy and sell items from any South Asian designer label. The platform houses pre-loved clothing from some of the most renowned designers in South Asian fashion including Sabyasachi, Anita Dongre, Manish Malhotra and more.
Summer Somewhere
Image Source: Instagram/summersomewhereshop
Sustainable resort wear label Summer Somewhere also recently announced the launch of its Relove program which allows a customer to easily sell a preloved garment from the label by access to their purchase history. The label also recycles or repurposes 40 per cent of its textile scraps and pledge to reach 75 per cent by 2025.
Curated Findings
Image Source: Instagram/curated.findings
This thrift store already gave access for many to buy from their collection of unique pre-loved fashion finds. Curated Findings has also launched a selling opportunity that customers can use to give their garments a new life by selling them through the store's platform. They're currently accepting entries for pre-loved women's wear, menswear, home products, accessories, footwear and even books.
Poshmark's entry into the Indian market last year was sure to shake things up in fashion's second-hand world. While there's already a ton of clothing and accessories to choose from on Poshmark, it's also incredibly easy to sell second-hand items on Poshmark, be it fashion, home products, electronics and even pet products.
Image Source: Instagram/thesummerhouse.in
Also a part of the Relove project is sustainable and minimalistic brand The Summer House. Got a garment from the brand that you'd like to move on from or get your hands on a pre-loved piece from the brand? You can do that very conveniently from their website with a few simple steps!

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On January 7, the USPTO published its new "2019 Revised Patent Subject Matter Eligibility Guidance" (the 2019 PEG), which became "effective" on that same day. However, the 2019 PEG "applies to all applications, and to all patents resulting from applications, filed before, on or after January 7, 2019." Therefore, the 2019 PEG even applies to applications filed prior to that date.
This article will provide a review of the history leading to 2019 PEG, plus an overview of the revised guidelines. Additionally, it will point out some of the issues related to the 2019 PEG.
However, courts have long recognized the judicially created exceptions of "abstract ideas," "laws of nature" and "natural phenomena" as being non-patentable subject matter because they are the "basic tools of scientific and technological work." Gottschalk v. Benson 93 S. Ct. 253 (1972). As such, "there is a danger that granting patents that tie up their use will inhibit future innovation." Mayo v. Prometheous 132 S.Ct. 1289, 1292 (2012). Courts have also recognized that too broad an interpretation of this exclusionary principle could eviscerate patent law because "all inventions at some level embody, use, reflect, rest upon, or apply laws of nature, natural phenomena, or abstract ideas." Id. at 1293. Finding the proper balance in applying this exclusionary principle has proven challenging.
The foundational analysis for patent eligibility was, and still is, one of pre-emption. More specifically, a patent claim was analyzed to determine whether or not the claim would "wholly pre-empt" the judicial exception recited in the claim and in practical effect would be a patent on the judicial exception itself. Gottschalk v. Benson, 409 US 63 at 72 (1972). Over the years, many different approaches were used by the courts to determine such pre-emption.
In 2012, the Supreme Court created a more structured approach to the analysis of patentability in what has come to be known as the Alice/Mayo test. Mayo v. Prometheus, 132 S. Ct. 1289 (2012). Mayo applied the test to just laws of nature. However in 2014, the Supreme Court made it clear that the Alice/Mayo test was to be applied to all judicial exceptions. Alice Corp. V. CLS Bank International, 34 S. Ct. 2347 (2014).
The Alice/Mayo test, as applied by the USPTO, has three basic steps. They are: step 1) the statutory categories test, step 2A) the judicial exceptions test, and step 2B) the inventive concept test.
In step 1, a claim must be analyzed to determine if the claim is to one of the statutory categories of a process, machine, manufacture or composition of matter.
In step 2A, the claim must be analyzed to determine whether the claim at issue is "directed to" a law of nature, a natural phenomenon or an abstract idea. The "directed to" inquiry must be considered in light of the specification, and based on whether the character of the claim as a whole is directed to a judicial exception. Enfish, LLC v. Microsoft Corp., 822 F. 3d. 1327, 1335 (2016).
In step 2B, the elements of the claim must be examined to determine whether they contain an "inventive concept" sufficient to transform the claimed judicial exception into a patent-eligible application. Specifically, a claim must include additional features to ensure that the claim is more than a drafting effort designed to monopolize the judicial exception. The courts have said that an inventive concept must do more than simply recite well-understood, routine, conventional (WURC) activity.
The 2019 PEG changes step 2A (Revised Step 2A) into a two-prong inquiry.
In prong one, a claim must be evaluated as to whether the claim "recites" a judicial exception. Recited abstract ideas, specifically, must be identified from the group listed in Section I of the 2019 PEG.
"A claim that integrates a judicial exception into a practical application will apply, rely on, or use the judicial exception in a manner that imposes a meaningful limit on the judicial exception, such that the claim is more than a drafting effort designed to monopolize the judicial exception."
Under 2019 PEG, revised Step 2A specifically excludes consideration of whether the additional elements represent well-understood, routine, conventional activity. The analysis of such WURC activity is relegate to step 2B, where the claims will be evaluated for an inventive concept.
The USPTO has taken the position that the determination of a "practical application" for a judicial exception is equivalent to the "directed to" inquiry for the original step 2A. It has done so in order to develop a guideline that will be easier to apply consistently by the more than 8,500 USPTO examiners and administrative patent judges that have to use these guidelines. Further, the USPTO has stated that 2019 PEG is "rooted in Supreme Court case law."
However, the 2019 PEG does not constitute substantive rulemaking and does not have the force and effect of law. It remains to be seen whether the courts will accept, reject or modify these guidelines.
Additionally, the test for a "practical application" in the revised step 2A is now very similar, if not essentially the same, as the test for an "inventive concept" in step 2B. That is, both a practical application in revised step 2A and an inventive concept in step 2B are to be determined by analyzing whether a claim includes additional features that impose meaningful limits on the judicial exception such that the claim is more than a drafting effort designed to monopolize the judicial exception.
The one major difference between the tests in revised step 2A and original step 2B, is that the determination of a practical application in revised step 2A can include the use of well-understood, routine and conventional activity. Such WURC activity is specifically exempted from the analysis of an inventive concept in step 2B.
This begs the question as to whether the scope of revised step 2A has been expanded to the point where step 2B is now a subset of it. Certainly, there is a lot of overlap between the two tests. However, if a practical application cannot be found in revised step 2A even with the use of WURC activity, it is hard to see how an inventive concept will be found without the use of such WURC activity in step 2B. Further, it is hard to see the utility of an inventive concept that is not a practical application.
Stephen P. Scuderi is an associate with the law firm of Heslin Rothenberg Farley & Mesiti P.C. His practice involves all phases of intellectual property law, including the drafting of hundreds of patents in the electrical and mechanical arts. Stephen can be reached at (518) 452-5600 or at stephen.scuderi@hrfmlaw.com.
Signed into law on Oct. 11, 2018, the Orrin G. Hatch-Bob Goodlatte Music Modernization Act (MMA) reforms U.S. Copyright law in significant ways that will affect the licensing of digital music.
Pursuant to pre-MMA copyright law, "mechanical" licenses for reproduction and distribution of musical works in phonorecords were obtained by licensees on a per-work, song-by-song basis. Under the MMA, Section 115 of the Copyright Act, which covers compulsory licenses for making and distributing phonorecords, has been modified to provide for a new blanket license for digital music providers — such as Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, SiriusXM, Amazon Music, Google Play, TIDAL and others — to engage in specific covered activities.
What is a mechanical license? It is the means by which rights are granted to reproduce and/or distribute a song that is not yours. Pre-MMA, a digital music provider wishing to obtain a license to record and distribute a protected work had to either negotiate directly with the copyright owner to procure a voluntary license or obtain a compulsory license under 17 U.S.C. 115.
Under Title I of the MMA, a broad blanket license to reproduce and distribute digital music through downloading or interactive streaming will be implemented. Licensing of music distribution via physical media such as CDs and vinyl will still operate on a per-work, individual song license, basis. It is envisioned that the new blanket license system will take approximately two years to implement, with a target license availability date of Jan. 1, 2021. A transition period will be established, allowing digital music providers to limit copyright infringement liability provided they engage in good-faith, commercially reasonable efforts to identify and pay musical work copyright owners.
The initial step in implementation of the MMA is the designation of a Mechanical Licensing Collective (MLC)—essentially a quasi-governmental agency—that will administer the new system. Among its duties, the MLC will collect and distribute royalties from digital music providers, establish a musical works database that will be publicly available and is expected to become the most comprehensive database in the music industry, and administer a system by which copyright owners can claim ownership of musical works and receive royalties they are due.
Once the blanket licensing model is put into effect, a licensee must report usage and pay royalties to the MLC on a monthly basis. The MLC will then distribute royalties to copyright owners that can be identified and located. For any royalties that cannot be distributed, the MLC will deposit the royalties into an interest-bearing account for "unclaimed accrued royalties." After a minimum period of three years, if a copyright owner who is due unclaimed accrued royalties cannot be identified and located, these royalties may be distributed on a pro rata share to other copyright owners receiving royalties through the mechanical licensing collective.
It is important to note that only digital mechanical licenses will be licensed by the MLC. Other types of license, such as synchronization licenses, public performance licenses, lyric licenses, derivative licenses and hybrid licenses will not be licensed by the MLC. In addition, digital music providers still have the option to obtain a voluntary license directly with a copyright owner or his/her representative; however, an administrative assessment fee may be due to MLC if the volume of such direct licenses is considered significant.
Details of the MLC requirements and a corresponding request for proposals was published by the U.S. Copyright Office in the Dec. 21, 2018 Federal Register. Under the MMA, the MLC should be a nonprofit entity governed by a board of directors that is created and endorsed by copyright owners in the relevant music industry and can demonstrate that it has the administrative and technological capabilities to perform the required functions under the statute.
In addition, the Register of Copyright is empowered to designate a digital license coordinator (DLC) to represent digital music providers in the administration of the new blanket mechanical license. Among the duties of the DLC will be to help locate and identify copyright owners who are due unclaimed accrued royalties and ensure proper payment to those parties.
Initial proposals for the MLC must be received by March 21, 2019, and the Register of Copyrights is directed to designate the MLC by July 8, 2019, or 270 days from the enactment of the statute.
In addition to music licensing modernization, Title II of the MMA, known as the "Compensating Legacy Artists for their Songs, Services & Important Contributions to Society" or "CLASSICS" Act changes the law with respect to pre-1972 sound recordings. Specifically, it means federal remedies for copyright infringement will be available to owners of sound recordings fixed before Feb. 15, 1972. Such remedies will be available for 95 years after first publication of the recording. In addition, a statutory licensing regime for pre-1972 sound recordings will be implemented to require that songwriters, performers and record labels will all be paid royalties when such sound recordings are played on digital radio, including internet radio, satellite radio and cable TV music services.
Title III of the MMA, the Allocation for Music Producers (AMP) Act provides an allocation of royalties for music producers of sound recordings that are used on digital radio.
As with all significant revisions to law, the devil is in the details, and the quality of the implementation of the MMA will greatly influence its success. Members of the public who wish to share information with the Register of Copyrights, or submit a suggestion or proposal for the MLC or DLC, are invited to do so.
Annette I. Kahler is of counsel at the law firm of Heslin Rothenberg Farley & Mesiti P.C. with experience in technology, law and business. Annette can be reached at (518) 452-5600 or at annette.kahler@hrfmlaw.com.
Which Firms Are Best at Overcoming Alice?
HRFM has earned its place as one of the Top 10 Firms with the Best Allowance Rate by Juristat.
With an 86.82 Alice Allowance Rate, HRFM has one of the 10 highest percentages of applications with one or more Alice rejections that were eventually allowed by the USPTO -- a true measurement of strategic effectiveness.
HRFM placed in the top 10 among 368 firms with at least 50 disposed applications that had experienced an Alice rejection.
Since June of 2014, Alice has become one of the most feared names in patent prosecution. Rejections citing Alice have multiplied exponentially since then, and they now account for more than 60% of §101 rejections and more than 8% of all rejections, as of our latest analysis.
But Alice rejections aren't necessarily fatal to an application – and we found the firms to prove it. Which firms are the best at overcoming Alice rejections and getting to an NOA? Read on to find out.
• and the Alice overcome rate, or the success rate at overcoming Alice rejections on the first try. In these cases, either the application's next office action doesn't reference Alice or the next office action is a notice of allowance.
The first is a measurement of strategic effectiveness – getting from rejection to allowance – while the second looks at tactical effectiveness – getting past one Alice office action and then facing the next.
To get a better idea of how successful firms are against Alice rejections, we looked at disposed applications with an Alice rejection from June of 2014 through December of 2017, and narrowed our review to firms that are experienced in handling those rejections.
Continue reading Which Firms Are the Best at Overcoming Alice?
The start of a new year provides the opportunity for a highly subjective retrospective on 35 years of patent law — where we've been and where we might be going.
Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas (1965-1969) was reputed to have said that a typical judge's reaction to a patent is like that of a man suddenly encountering a snake: His first instinct is to try to kill it. Justice Fortas' view reflected the general tenor of the courts throughout much of the mid-twentieth century; finding patents valid, enforceable and infringed was uncommon.
The first awakenings of a more pro-patent stance became discernible in Diamond v. Chakrabarty in 1980, when the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that genetically engineered microorganisms were patentable. This was followed by Congress' creation in 1982 of the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (colloquially known as the CAFC or "the Federal Circuit") as the only appellate-level court with the jurisdiction to hear patent case appeals.
The first chief judge of the CAFC was Howard Markey, a WWII pilot, recipient of the Distinguished Service Medal, the Legion of Merit and the Distinguished Flying Cross and, subsequently, a patent lawyer. He was an outgoing, genial, retired Air Force General who did not suffer fools gladly. His opinions remain both insightful and entertaining reading.
He was joined by Giles Sutherland Rich, who was born in Rochester, the son of a Kodak patent attorney. Judge Rich and Pasquale Federico had drafted the patent statute that took effect in 1953 as the first full revision of U.S. patent law since the Patent Act of 1870. Judge Rich's opinions were marked by the depth of his understanding of patent law. They, and the other nine judges, were joined in 1984 by Pauline Newman, a Ph.D. chemist from Yale who had worked as a research scientist for American Cyanamid for three years and for FMC Corp for 30 as a patent attorney and in-house counsel. Together, these three and the CAFC initiated the golden age of patent law.
For the next 10 years, patents were upheld, and infringers were found to have infringed. Patents became valuable property. With law suits for infringement actually succeeding, litigation by patentees took off, and the practice of patent law went from a quiet, back-office operation to considerable prominence and profitability. The pro-patent era reached its high-water mark in 1998 with State Street Bank v. Signature Financial Group, in which the CAFC found business methods patentable.
But, as always, the pendulum swings.
In rushing forward into new territory, it is human nature to push the envelope, and patent applicants did so with vigor, enthusiasm and not much self-restraint. Compounding the effect of exuberant patent seekers, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) initially had no expertise in examining patents in subject areas that had not previously come before them. The result was the issuance of patents that should not have issued.
Moreover, the mood of the public — to the extent that any portion of the public was aware of patents — began to swing. This was the dawn of the era for two burgeoning technologies: computers and biotechnology. It did not seem fair that someone could own the basic underpinnings of a new technology (either genetics or computers) and thereby block "the progress of science and useful arts" in that area. It also did not seem fair that a pharmaceutical company could, by virtue of its patent "monopoly," make life-saving drugs sickeningly expensive. The result of the confluence of over-reaching patent applicants and an aggrieved public was that the courts began to look for — and find — bases for invalidating patents.
In both the biotech area and the software area, 2010 was a watershed year. The tide began to ebb. In Ariad v. Eli Lilly, the CAFC discovered a basis for invalidating claims that hadn't been thought of in 57 years of patent law. This allowed the courts to invalidate — and the USPTO to reject — the broad claims of most biotech patents. Since the ruling was based on an interpretation of law and not on subject matter, it spilled over into other technology areas, where it continues to bedevil prosecution.
At the same time, in Bilski v. Kappos, the Supreme Court began to circumscribe the recently expanded scope of subject matter that could be patented in computer science. The Supreme Court followed up in 2014 with Alice v. CLS Bank, in which patentable subject matter was further constrained. In the meantime, in 2012, Congress went so far as to create a whole new mechanism specifically to facilitate challenges to patents in general and business method patents in particular.
In 2013 the Supreme Court also reduced the scope of patent eligible subject matter in the biotech area with their decision in Association for Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics (known colloquially as "Myriad"). Overturning years of patent practice, the court determined that an isolated segment of DNA was not patentable because its sequence was the same as a portion of a sequence embedded in native DNA — even though it did not exist in isolated form anywhere in nature. This decision too has spilled over into other technologies where purified chemicals from natural sources are no longer deemed patentable by virtue of their having been isolated, identified and purified.
In 2014, in Gilead v Natco, the CAFC promulgated a line of reasoning that allows a judicially created (i.e., non-statutory) doctrine to truncate the term of coverage of plural members of a patent family. The Gilead opinion and its proliferating progeny continue to generate uncertainty, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry, for whom the path to market is long and expensive, and the days at the end of a patent's life are its most valuable.
From the heady era at the turn of the century we have entered a more sober period in which patents, to be successful in protecting inventive advances "in science and the useful arts," will have to be more conservatively drafted, more astutely prosecuted and more judiciously asserted. Patents can still have significant commercial value and profound effect — as our U.S. Constitution intended — but they will be less expansive. We're going back to having to avoid anything that might provide the tool for a judge who wants to kill the snake.
About five months have gone by since my last update on the state of patentable subject matter after the 2014 Alice Supreme Court decision and its progeny. A number of important developments have taken place during this time, mostly positive in the sense of rebalancing the outcomes Alice patentable subject matter inquiries by courts.
The two-part Alice test for patentable subject matter starts by determining whether the claims are directed to a judicially recognized exception; namely, laws of nature, natural phenomena and abstract ideas. If an exception is present, it is then determined whether the elements of each claim both individually and as an ordered combination, are sufficient to transform the nature of the claim into something patentable. In practice, however, the second part of the test is often given short shrift. During the first four months of 2018, the Federal Circuit (federal appeals court for patents) has, in three cases, found the claims of the relevant patents to be patentable subject matter, surviving the two-step Supreme Court Alice test. For comparison, in only two precedential cases (and one non-precedential) did the Federal Circuit find no patentable subject matter. Further, a fourth case found patentable subject matter in some of the disputed claims and in yet another case, the dismissal on abstract idea grounds was vacated and remanded. In addition, two Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) cases reversed the Examiner's rejections based on patentable subject matter. Hopefully, this is a trend toward rebalancing Alice test outcomes.
I have come across several smaller gaming companies that say they have never explored Intellectual Property (IP) protection. Typically, I respond with some examples of things they could be protecting. The reactions run the gamut from panic to interest to a glassy-eyed stare. This article will address the various types of IP protection that may be available to a gaming company.
This paper will present an overview of some of the issues pertaining to the disposition of patent rights to inventions made under a government R&D contract. As will be seen, without careful adherence to the statutes and regulations governing such patent rights, it is possible for a contractor to unintentionally lose or waive these valuable rights.
In 1980, Congress implemented chapter 18 of 35 United States Code (USC), which is titled "Patent Rights in Inventions Made with Federal Assistance" ("the Law"). The Law originally applied to only small business firms and nonprofit organizations. However in 1983, President Ronald Reagan issued a "Memorandum on Government Patent Policy" extending the benefits of the Law to all R&D contractors, including large businesses and for-profit organizations.


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ZAM-21 (Alfa) — польский экспериментальный транзисторный компьютер Института математических машин, производившийся в 1961—1964 годах на заводе  параллельно с ZAM-3. Использовался для вычислений и обработки данных. Всего выпущено три экземпляра. Один из таких находится в Музее техники в Варшаве.

Технические характеристики
 Семейство: ZAM
  второго поколения на отборных германиевых  (производство фабрики , сборки типа )
 Двоичная система исчисления, форма записи — прямой код
 Машинное слово длиной 24 бита
 Более 30 тысяч операций/сек.
 Цикл обращения к оперативной памяти: 10 мкс
 Память:
 оперативная ферритовая на сердечниках диаметром 2 мм
 длина команды: 24 бита плюс бит чётности
 объём: от 4 до 8 килослов

Устройства ввода и вывода
 Телетайп
 Пятиканальное устройство чтения с ленты
 Пятиканальное устройство записи на ленту
 Устройство чтения перфокарт фирмы ELLIO
  DW-1 / DW-2

Постоянная память
 Магнитные ленты PT-2
 Магнитный барабан PB-5, объём 32 килослова

Примечания

Компьютеры Польши
Мейнфреймы
Появились в 1961 году в США

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The Economist wrote an article in this week's issue about the digitization of money over the next few years and how the U.S. presidents and British prime ministers assigned to new currency may have short-lived circulation (something perhaps well-deserved of our current leader). The EU estimates that it spends $65 billion a year to service cash transactions!! And I'm sure this doesn't include the $20 bills that fall out of our pant pockets or disintegrate in the wash. This digitization may be one of the most significant advancements enabled by the internet yet. With the added convenience, however, also comes significantly increased tracking of our spending behavior and possibly less anonymity, something that cash provides. This is great for marketers, but not so good for Tony Soprano. Somewhat ironically, Citibank has been at the forefront of the movement from my perspective. I was impressed by the digital subway token called PayPass that automatically debits your bank account which they distributed to customers earlier this year (pictured here). A few months later, they sent me a radio frequency random password generator to login to my business account. I read this week that Paypal is following their lead. For a company that I generally associate with poor customer service and antiquated technology, this was a nice surprise.
Another area that is long overdue for digitization is immigration and specifically, passports. The concept of carrying a little book around with stamps from each country you visit seems completely ridiculous in this age. How much more efficient would it be to create a token or card that stores your personal information in a central database and tracks your every move? America, along with most countries, still issue paper visas that are glued into non-citizen passports. For my upcoming trip to Australia, I applied for a visa online. It was not only granted, but also applied to my passport electronically. When I recently called to confirm my seat assignments (its a long flight), the Kiwi on the other end (I'm flying Air NZ) checked and confirmed that the visa had been attached (virtually) to my passport. That's efficiency!!


Alain Touraine. The May Movement: Revolt and Reform. May 1968�the Student Rebellion and Workers' Strikes�the Birth of a Social Movement. Translated by Leonard F. X. Mayhew.... Alain Touraine defines the social movement as the organized collective behaviour of a class actor struggling against his class adversary for the social S Melucci, n2, p.795.
Alain Touraine defines the social movement as the organized collective behaviour of a class actor struggling against his class adversary for the social S Melucci, n2, p.795.... Culture, Historicity and Power Reflections on Some Themes in the Work of Alain Touraine. J. Arnason - 1986 - Theory, Culture and Society 3 (3):137-152.
According to alain touraine's theory of social movements, the connections between a social movement and the forces or influences opposing it are referred to as fields of action. The orientations of action have as their first and defining property, guiding action from �... Alain Touraine defines the social movement as the organized collective behaviour of a class actor struggling against his class adversary for the social S Melucci, n2, p.795.
William A. Gamson, "The Voice and the Eye: An Analysis of Social Movements. Alain Touraine , Alan Duff ," American Journal of Sociology 88, no. 4 (Jan., 1983): 812-814.
This 1983 book records a fascinating analysis of the Solidarity movement in Poland. Alain Touraine here proposes an understanding of the place of social movements in contemporary society, and a fresh means of analysing them through 'sociological intervention'.
24/09/1980�� Alain Touraine (French: ; born 3 August 1925) is a French sociologist. He is research director at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, where he founded the Centre d'etude des mouvements sociaux.


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Thank you. " If you can't surrender, then continue to be quite" thank you Mooji.
Thank you so much for all the wisdom. It would have been nice to include His silent moment into this video.
I love this video… my only wish was that it wasn't chopped off at the end… to sit with Mooji in the silence of that moment would have been lovely. Yes, I can sit in silence 'alone', but it just would have been nice!
Thank you so much Mooji beloved Mooji !!
Yes, sitting with Mooni in silence would have less broken contact with the moment where the Video had taken you so abruptly. It would have been nice to linger in the awareness of that moment.
Thank you, Mooji! For sharing the Truth!
The geode is finally cracked open & I am finally experiencing the Self, which has always been there. You are so right.
We need to see ourselves differently, to see each other from our real selves! Now I see how suffering is just a thought, not real.
I used to think that we were suppose to live in Joy, but didn't see with my open eyes.
Thank you for showing us the way! Namaste!


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Dr. Rainey's professional background reflects diversification in all areas of General Dentistry. He is an internationally known and respected lecturer with specific emphasis in research, development, and teaching of Minimally Invasive Preventive DentistryTM. Dr. Rainey is an innovator of adhesive dentistry. His efforts have resulted in six patents granted to date.
As a practice, we are true believers that preventative care and education are the keys to optimal dental health. Starting with children, we have developed techniques and methods designed to eliminate as much as 70% of all future dentistry. We strive to provide "dental health care" vs. "disease care". That's why we focus on thorough exams – checking the overall health of your teeth and gums, performing oral cancer exams, and taking x-rays when necessary. We also know that routine cleanings, flossing, sealants, and fluoride are all helpful in preventing dental disease. Not only are we focused on the beauty of your smile, we're also concerned about your health. A review of your medical history can help us stay informed of your overall health, any new medications, and any illnesses that may impact your dental health.
Infection control in our office is also very important to us. To protect our patients and ourselves, we strictly maintain sterilization and cross contamination processes using standards recommended by the American Dental Association (ADA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Center for Disease Control (CDC). We even have paented an exclusive, FDA approved system to make sure you, the pateint, are delivered clean water and clean air through our systems.
Building a foundation of trust by treating our patients as special individuals is vital to our success. One of the ways we develop trust in children is by eliminating most of the shots, needles, and drills that all patients hate so much. We understand how uneasy some patients may feel about their dental visits, and how we can make a difference in providing a relaxing and positive experience. Our entire team is dedicated to providing you with excellent, personalized care and service to make your visits as comfortable and pleasant as possible.


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Piotrowice Świdnickie (niem. Peterwitz) – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie dolnośląskim, w powiecie świdnickim, w gminie Jaworzyna Śląska.

Podział administracyjny
W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa wałbrzyskiego. Obecnie znajduje się w województwie dolnośląskim, w gminie Jaworzyna Śląska.

Nazwa miejscowości
Nazwa wsi pochodzi od Piotra Włosta, do którego należała. Powstała prawdopodobnie koło roku 1109.

Zabytki
Do wojewódzkiego rejestru zabytków wpisane są:
 kościół filialny pw. Podwyższenia Krzyża, 1226 r., 1500 r., w końcu XIX w. Wewnątrz renesansowe nagrobki m.in. rodziny Świnków
 zespół zamkowy i folwarczny:
 zamek-pałac, renesansowy pałac wzniesiony w latach 1590-1599 - XVI w. przez Jacoba von Zedlitza na miejscu zamku wodnego. Uległ zniszczeniu podczas wojny trzydziestoletniej, a następnie został odbudowany. W 1799 r. nastąpiła modernizacja. Obiekt remontowano w roku 1894. Po II wojnie światowej popadł w ruinę. Na czterech rogach pałacu znajdują się wieżyczki
 park, z XIX w.
 folwark, z przełomu XVIII/XIX w.:
 budynek mieszkalno-gospodarczy
 spichrz
 stodoła
 obora

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Rezydencje ziemi świdnickiej, zespół redakcyjny: W. Rośkowicz, S. Nowotny, R. Skowron, Świdnica 1997, s. 45.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Zamek w Piotrowicach Świdnickich - galeria

Piotrowice Świdnickie


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Lindsay Park Racing is seeking experienced Track riders to join the team at our main training complex at Euroa.
We are seeking passionate, experienced and reliable people who have the ability to work well within a team and individually to join one of the country's leading stables riding the highest quality racehorses.
You will be required to ride track work six mornings per week and alternate Sundays to educate young and mature horses in full work, together with some stablehand duties.
This position attracts a generous and above Award rate of pay, which is commensurate with your skill set and experience, along with excellent working conditions, on-site accommodation and a staff canteen.
The positions are available immediately. CLICK HERE to download the Job Description.
If you believe you are the right candidate for the role, please send a covering letter and CV to Susan Mills, HR Manager at employment@lindsaypark.com.au.
If you think you have what it takes to join Lindsay Park Racing, please see below a list of on-going race side employment opportunities within the stable with their relevant Job Descriptions.
We offer a variety of positions and terms of employment at Euroa, Flemington & Adelaide.
Lindsay Park Racing is seeking experienced horsemen/women to join the team at Lindsay Park Racing's, Randwick Stables in Sydney.
Working for one of the country's leading race horse training operations, we seek dedicated, industry experienced and reliable individuals who can work both individually and within a team. Track riders will be required to ride both slow and fast timed track work.
These positions are available immediately to the right candidates and attract a generous and above award rate of pay, commensurate with your skill set and experience. Some flexibility with terms of employment which can be either Casual or Full Time.
Please CLICK HERE to download an Application Form and send together with your CV, a covering letter and at least two current work references to Susan Mills, HR Manager at employment@lindsaypark.com.au, referencing the position and location you are interested in.
Do you have a minimum of two years' experience working as a stable hand in a thoroughbred racing stable or the like?
Do you have minimum two years' experience riding track work in a thoroughbred racing stable, either slow or fast work?
Lindsay Park Racing is now seeking an experienced rider to join our Breaker Team at our Euroa facility for the season of 2019.
At this elite level, the horsemanship skills are foremost in the role. Your calm nature, well developed knowledge, ability to work in a small team, minimum of 5 years' experience in the racing industry as well as developed health and safety obligations will assist you to stand out from the rest and handle some of the best-bred young horses in the industry.
• Prerequisite is to have experience breaking -in.
This position offers a 6-month Contract with a handsome salary package, which can be negotiated based on your qualifications and experience. You will work a single morning shift, Monday to Saturday and alternate Sundays for the period of the contract. At the expiration of the Contract, an extension or further Contract on race side of business will be considered.
This position is also open to international staff who hold a sub-class 417 or 462 Working Holiday Visa. Accommodation could be provided to suitable applicants. Dependent upon your skills set, the role could be extended or become permanent.
If you believe you meet the desired requirements needed to fulfil this role, Apply Now by emailing your resume and cover letter to susan@lindsaypark.com.au. For any queries contact Christine Encke or Kylie Deane on 03 57 368500.


We have chosen to spend four weeks in Denver in order to get better acquainted with grandchild number 6 and to meet number 8 for the first time. Mae Louise is the daughter of our son Matt and his wife Claire. She was born on September 11, 2015 while we were in Tuscany with Sue & Helen and was quite pre-mature due to a very high risk pregnancy in her mother Claire who was an Ob-Gyn resident in Denver at the time. Mae was in the neonatal ICU for a few weeks and was on oxygen at home until 3 1/2 months of age.
Jim meeting Mae for the first time at 4 months of age.
She is now a completely healthy and normal almost 3 year old. We have seen her a few times since birth and we FaceTime with her but that is not enough. We feel the need to spend significant time with her so that we can all bond. Camden Maxwell is her two month old brother who was born July 5 while we were in London with Sue & Helen again, the first time since Tuscany. Claire had an uncomplicated pregnancy and C. section birth about one week early.
We are in a short term rental which is 26 blocks, 1.6 miles, from Matt & Claire and about 1 mile from downtown Denver. Our area is called Five Points which is one of Denver's oldest neighborhoods. It is where the downtown street grid which runs NE to SW meets the neighborhood street grid running north/south so it is a little confusing at first. The neighborhood was home to Denver's aristocracy, housing mayors, governors, and prominent business people from 1860-1950 after which it was known as Harlem west because discriminatory home sale laws in other neighborhoods forbade black people from settling in them. The Five Points community suffered from the late 1950s through the 1990s because of drugs, crime, and urban blight. It is now a very eclectic area in the process of economic rebirth.
Weekend music and dancing just down the street from us.
This building is at the end of our street, Tremont Place.
Our neighbors are raising a family of ducks.
We are on the 2nd floor of a two family 1884 home which has been completely renovated with a nice combination of vintage and modern touches.
We also have a large private redwood deck off of the bedroom. We are finding Denver to be a much tougher city to walk than others we have lived in as it is so spread out with so many differing neighborhoods. The intense high altitude sun and heat also make it difficult to walk during mid day to late afternoon. The up side of Denver weather is that the mornings and evenings are quite cool and dry. We are doing early morning runs every other day. The first run was exploring downtown.
This is the 16th street mall, a pedestrian street with a free bus running up and down its length .
Coors field, home of the Colorado Rockies, about one mile from our home.
Stopping to get high on the way home.
After our first mile, even Sandy was huffing and puffing and stopped to walk. Oh yeah the altitude, duh. Since our first run we have headed the other way running one mile to the City Park and then running around and through the park. We are already running further before stopping to walk and then running a few blocks and walking a block. We feel that we will be acclimated to this altitude soon. We are ending our runs at Matt & Claire's to hang out with Camden so that Claire can go out for a run, do errands or just work around the house. We have shared some memorable evening meals together as both Matt & Claire are terrific in the kitchen and have a palate for healthy Mediterranean dishes which matches our tastes.
Afternoon family fun at a local pool.
Interspersed with spending time with Matt & Claire we have also spent time with two of Jim's nephews. Joel Steen and his wife Lacey moved from Maryland to Denver just two months ago. Joel is the son of Jim's older brother David.
Dinner with Joel and Lacey.
Jonathan Steen who is a pilot for Southwest Airlines lives in Elizabeth CO with his wife Jolene and four boys. Jon is the son of older brother Claude. We are very close to both of these families and will enjoy our time with them.
Dinner on our deck with Jon & family.
In spite of the heat we have explored Denver on foot quite a bit. We took a tour of Coors Field one morning and then walked through LoDo (lower downtown) exploring Denver Milk Market and Union Station continuing on across three pedestrian bridges crossing railroad tracks, the Platte River and Interstate 25 to the Highland neighborhood. At this point the heat was too intense and we took an Uber home.
We learned that the grass is mowed in alternating patterns to keep the grass as upright and consistent as possible.
Sandy supporting the Red Sox in enemy territory.
Millennium bridge Denver is a pedestrian bridge crossing the railroad tracks, connecting LoDo with Commons Park along the Platte River.
Fishing the Platte River in downtown Denver.
Highland Bridge crossing Interstate 25.
We are down to just over two weeks left in Denver and we look forward to a lot more family time, a mini Steen family reunion and a weekend trip to the mountains.
Playing in the water table with Grammy.
Fun to see all the Steens in Who's Who across the country. Mae is adorable. What smiles with the grands. Love Camden's eyes on Grandpa. Great re-reading the blogs.
It was a great month of family bonding and reunions.
There are good looking Steen's all over the map! Glad you both are adjusting to the altitude and enjoying your beautiful family.
Fabulous American family to come home to when the time is right. A "heart Anchor" in any case. Italy will be grand! Great pictures!
We do have a wonderful family to spend time with. Enjoying every minute of it.


said Warner Bros in a statement on the Steam Community.
The news was announced in a Steam post, and while no official reason was given, it's probably for the best when you consider the dodgy PC version.
Fans who pre-ordered the game for Mac or Linux can apply for a refund by contacting Steam.
At least we can take solace in the fact that at one point it was going to come to the Mac platform, even if a little late and even if we are lacking a few AAA titles right now.
On a side note we have been looking at ways to give a Mac mini or 2012 iMac a little more oomph in the graphics department using a eternally housed graphics card and thunderbolt enclosure.
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PROJECT COMPLETED: Carpet Store in Thessaloniki!
Masterwood has succesfully completed the creation of wooden structures and furniture for the new "carpet store" which is located on Ethikis Antistaseos street in Thessaloniki! This project was designed by Nomen Architects .


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Handling Issues Drop Busch to 17th-Place Finish in Texas
03 Nov 2013	Speedway Digest Staff
Kurt Busch brought home a 17th-place finish in Sunday's AAA Texas 500 Sprint Cup Series race at Texas Motor Speedway.
"That's all we had – it was a non-eventful race from our standpoint," said Busch. "It was a struggle all weekend with our Furniture Row/Denver Mattress Chevrolet."
The only positive that came out of the race for Busch, who dropped from ninth to 10th in the Chase point standings, is that he finished quite a few positions better than his 31st-place qualifying effort.
"It wasn't a good day, or for that matter, a good weekend," noted Busch. "We were off since we unloaded on Friday and never found the right balance for this track. We gave it everything we had, but yet it was disappointing because these mile-and-a-half tracks should be good for us."
Busch was indeed correct about the team's success at the 1.5-mile ovals. In first two mile-and-a-half races in the Chase, he posted a fourth at Chicagoland Speedway and a second at Kansas Speedway.
But at Texas' 1.5-mile oval, it was a different story for Busch and the single-car Furniture Row Racing team. After a fairly quick climb from his starting position (31st) to the low 20s, Busch could never put together a strong green-flag run due to handling issues with his Furniture Row Chevrolet. His highest position in the 334-lap, 500-mile race was 16th.
"Nothing good to say about this race," stated Busch. "We definitely need a turnaround in the final two races because it has been too good of a year to end on a struggling note."
The race winner was Jimmie Johnson. Rounding out the top-10 in order were: Dale Earnhardt Jr., Joey Logano, Matt Kenseth, Kasey Kahne, Brad Keselowski, Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick, Ryan Newman and Clint Bowyer.
The race had 28 lead changes among 10 drivers and there were five cautions for 26 laps.
The next Sprint Cup Series event – NASCAR's white-flag race – is next Sunday (Nov. 10) at Phoenix International Raceway. The season finale is the following week at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
FRR PR
More in this category: « AAA Texas 500 results from Texas	Jimmie Johnson grabs Chase lead with dominant win at Texas »


KUWAIT CITY, Nov 9, (KUNA): DNA testing will only be applied on convicted felons and no one else, said His Highness the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al- Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah to a news daily on Wednesday.
In an address to Al-Jaridah newspaper, His Highness the Amir Sheikh Sabah said that the discussions on the issue of DNA testing, also known as DNA fingerprinting, were done, stressing that no tests will be applied on normal citizens.
Regarding the donors conference to support education in Somalia, His Highness the Amir affirmed that Kuwait was interested in supporting the cause which will hopefully bring enlightenment and peace to the fellow Arab nation. On a different subject, His Highness the Amir Sheikh Sabah discussed the recent opening of the Sheikh Jaber Al-Sabah Cultural Center, saying that the facility was a gift to the Kuwaiti people aimed at entertaining and educating the masses on the values of culture and arts.


Songs at Tram 8 (english) | akkordeon akut! | - global-music-festivals Webseite!
On tour with the Bon Voyage Tram: the group Lo Bósc is dedicated to traditional music. Mainly French pieces, but also songs from other countries, the trio goes along with the passengers on an entertaining musical journey from one tram stop to the next.
International sounds let the journey go by quickly. And depending on your mood, the planks of this Bon Voyage tram are even converted into a dance floor.


Adolf or Adolph von Henselt, the composer of this selection, was born at Schwabach, Germany, on the 12th,of May, 1814. He was as one of the most accomplished pianists, and a composer of rare merit. He has produced many excellent Etudes, Variations, etc., also greater works such as Chamber-music and Concertos. Since 1839, he has lived in Russia.
The quality of his piano style was a blend of Liszt's sonority and Hummel's softness. His piano playing was full of poetry, notable for the large utilize of extended chords. Moreover, Adolf von Henselt had a perfect piano technique. Certainly, his cantabile on piano was wonderful: Liszt was invidious for his piano cantabile.
Adolf von Henselt's influence on the following generation of Russian pianists was enormous; in fact, Rachmaninoff had great admiration for him and thought about Adolf Von Henselt as one of his most significant masters.
Observe the peculiar style of writing employed in this piece, it being written on three lines. The upper two are for the right, the lower is for the left hand.


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Q: Trouble using Xdebug in PhpStorm combined with WSL and Lighttpd Problem:
I cannot get Xdebug to pick-up or "hear" debug connections from my PHP code which is hosted locally through Lighttpd in the Windows subsystem.
Attempts:
I have tried to configure it traditionally (i.e via the documentation)
I have tried and SSH tunnel from Windows to Linux (Ubuntu) and setting up the debugger CLI from that as well.
I have also tried explicitly determining the debug channel by passing a cookie/header.
I have also tried using the Chrome extension via my index.php file

php.ini on Windows
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xdebug.remote_log = "c:\xampp\tmp\xdebug.txt"
xdebug.remote_port = 9000
xdebug.trace_output_dir = "c:\xampp\tmp"
;36000 = 10h
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php.ini on WSL

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xdebug.trace_output_dir = "c:\xampp\tmp"
;36000 = 10h
xdebug.remote_cookie_expire_time = 36000

While setting up:
The Windows setup took forever and a lot of bending over backward to locate everything.
The SSH tunnel to WSL configuration pretty much set up and auto-detected everything.
My Lighttpd is pointing to the localhost and then running my index.php for my various projects.
My hostfile overrides the localhost to be something like <projectname>.localhost/<myroute>

Question:
I want to be able to use breakpoints in PhpStorm with this (local) environment if possible, maybe I am going about this wrong or maybe I completely reconfigured this incorrectly.  Any help would be appreciated.
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The city of Basavilbaso has gained popularity once again as a result of its new hot springs, which have contributed more activities to the center of the Province of Entre Ríos.
Various immigrant colonies co-exist at Basavilbaso. They reached this area during last century coming from all parts of the world. Today, their descendants continue to help the region make progress.
Basavilbaso started out as a railway station and welcomed the first Jewish colony into the country. These colonists gave life to the first South American Agricultural Cooperative and named it Lucienville.
Baptized as the "Jewish gauchos from Entre Ríos", these pioneers became part of the country's rural life, standing out in agricultural works and livestock breeding in a land where both activities had been considered impossible.
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