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Structure of an email
The structure of email has evolved to accommodate improvements to its overall functionality from its early plain text ancestors. Nowadays, our inboxes are full of well-designed and interactive electronic messages in which we can browse image carousels and play games.
So if you're a developer looking to learn more about the structure of an email and its functions, keep reading to find out how Mailosaur can help you today!
The main sections of an email
Emails consist of two main sections: the header and the body. In an email containing HTML, the email header is not to be confused with the HTML head tag, which only includes the settings for the HTML code itself.
The email header section handles the instructions for the email, including to whom it should be sent and what kind of content is being sent.
The body section contains the code that dictates email's structure, as well as contains any content on display for the user—including any text and embedded links. In an HTML email, this would include HTML code.
To see a real-life example, try analysing an email that you yourself have received. With Gmail, for instance, simply open an email and at its right-hand side choose the option "Show original".
The header structure
Email headers can contain a long list of header fields. Headers generally follow the same syntax of the field's name and body, the two of which are separated by a colon.
The information contained in the header normally includes the email's sender and recipient(s), as well as the date and time it's sent. The specific headers that are used for this purpose are:
Date: 08 Apr 21 14:52:18+0300 GMT
From: hello@example.com
To: hi@example.net
CC: admin@example.org
The Date and From headers are mandatory for all emails. The To and CC headers are optional — it's possible to send an email without these headers, for example, by sending a BCC ("blind carbon copy") email. There are more options you can include in the header that are not mandatory, such as the subject line (remember the "You're about to send an email without a subject line!" warning in your email client?).
Email clients hide most of the information that's otherwise accessible in raw view. This can include information on a message's delivery, such as the authentication method used, the message's actual time of arrival, and which servers the email has gone through.
The body structure
The focal point of an email's structure is its body, which generally consists of Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) components. The MIME format is used frequently to allow for the inclusion of characters beyond the normal ASCII used in plain text emails. MIME also allows for the incorporation of media types, such as images or audio.
Image types must be specified by subtype, similar to other MIME attachment types. So whether it's a PNG, JPEG, or a GIF, it must be specified.
Do note that binary data will be considered octet-stream, which is essentially arbitrary binary data, if it does not quite fit into the other types of data or is unknown. The octet-stream is normally used for data that doesn't have its own MIME attachment type.
For example, an .exe file doesn't have a dedicated MIME sub-type but it can still be sent via email by using the octet-stream attachment type. Most email clients won't know how to open an .exe file, however, so the user will need to download the file and run it from their local machine.
Plaintext or HTML?
Though modern email clients are generally well-equipped to deal with HTML content, your customers may still find themselves in a position where, for one reason or another, they're still unable to view your emails correctly. Whether this is due to technical malfunctions, outdated email clients, or perhaps the blocking of HTML emails, your message may never reach them.
Including a plain text version of your email increases the likelihood that your customer will be able to receive and interact with it. This is especially important in transactional emails such as password reset or email confirmations, as your customer might otherwise lose the ability to access or protect their accounts on your platform.
Allowing plain-text emails only—emails with no embedded links or images—is considered to be safer than those that incorporate outside sources, which is why your customers may sometimes opt for this option.
In fact, sending an HTML email without a plaintext version may itself raise suspicions concerning your email's validity, in case no 'secure' option is offered. HTML code often references resources outside of the email itself, such as images and fonts. This is an area of concern because spammers often use the technique of only including HTML versions of emails to encourage users to open versions that will trigger malicious downloads.
The secret to including both HTML and plaintext in just one email is by specifying two content types. As an example, let's write an email to welcome our newest customer to our newsletter. We'll start by including content for the plain text in the email's body section:
Hello and thank you for joining our pizza newsletter!
We hope you enjoy our vast selection.
The Cool Pizza Team
When the customer opens your email, all they'll see is the text welcoming them. Now, let's add an HTML version to add some colour and flair. We'll start by specifying the content type as HTML, rather than plain as last time.
Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8"
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"/>
<title> Welcome to the Ultimate Pizza Newsletter! </title>

 Hello and thank you for joining our pizza newsletter!

 We hope you enjoy our vast selection.
To facilitate the process of designing both versions, a service like Mailosaur can help you switch between both the plain text and HTML views.
Typical email headers for HTML and plain text emails
Here is an example of an email that includes the most common standard headers and contains both plain-text and HTML versions of the body:
From: "Cool Pizza Team" <coolpizza@example.org>
To: "Pizza Friend" <admin@example.net>
Reply-To: coolpizza-support@example.net
Subject: The World of Pizza event is live!
Date: Fri, 08 Apr 2021 17:34:09 +0000 (UTC)
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="000000000000c31ae905bf6ddc5e"
--000000000000c31ae905bf6ddc5e
Join our pizza livestream on Twitch.
<title> The World of Pizza event is live! </title>

 Join our pizza livestream on Twitch.

--000000000000c31ae905bf6ddc5e--
In order to co-locate an HTML version of the body with a plain text version, this email uses the header Content-Type: multipart/alternative and specifies the boundary phrase — a string that separates the alternative content sections. The phrase is then used show where each version starts and ends.
Many emails will also include custom headers that start with a X- prefix. These headers are not standard and therefore can vary between email providers. A few example X- headers include:
X-Delivered-to: "Pizza Team" <pizzateam@example.org>
X-Spam-score: 0.0
X-Spam-known-sender: no
X-ME-VSCategory: community:social
X-Complaints-To: abuse@example.com
The email provider from this example adds a header with the spam score, includes an inferred category of the email, and mentions two additional email addresses — the inbox where the email got delivered (taking into account aliases) and an address that can be used for complaints about the email.
Conquer email creation and testing with Mailosaur
Now that you have an idea of an email's structure and how to ensure deliverability, you're in a much better position to craft emails that are deliverable and accessible across a variety of email clients.
To start streamlining your email testing process, sign up for a free trial of Mailosaur!


Status: offline It would be nice if you could specify an IP for outbound traffic originating from a published server.
For example, you have ISA server 196.1.1.254 and Mail Server 196.1.1.100 published SMTP Server (25). Part of a mail server's job is to send Delivery status notifications. So the server originates traffic to another mail server on port 25, the problem is that the other mail server sees the traffic with the ISA server's IP primary IP address .254 and not the Mail server's IP .100.
The most common advice for this is to change the primary IP of the ISA server. That only works if you have 1 mail server behind ISA. In fact all traffic originating behind the ISA server gets the IP of .254.


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Exopa Modeling Agency to hold graduation, June 18
After several weeks of rigorous training, the Exopa Modeling Agency will hold a grand graduation ceremony on June 18 for a number of new models that have undergone weeks of training and grooming at the agency's Exopaburg Training Institute. Most of the models graduating are runway and commercial models. After the graduation, they will have […]
After several weeks of rigorous training, the Exopa Modeling Agency will hold a grand graduation ceremony on June 18 for a number of new models that have undergone weeks of training and grooming at the agency's Exopaburg Training Institute.
Most of the models graduating are runway and commercial models. After the graduation, they will have a 2-year contract to work with the agency, after which they would decide to leave or stay with company.
The ceremony will come off with a lot of exciting side attractions, as some of the models will hit the runway to not only catwalk their way to stardom, but also show off what they have learnt after six weeks.
Next month's event is expected to be big, with some personalities in the fashion and modeling industries, as well the showbiz industry, passing through. Currently, registration is ongoing to admit more aspiring models. On May 21, the agency will start auditions for some of the modeling activities planned for the graduation ceremony on June 18.
Wild Lotus Kyamba evicted from Big Brother Africa for slapping Luclay
D-Black, 2face, Dbanj and others nominated for BET Awards
The Blackmob rapper currently boasts of the hottest song in Accra, Ghana and that's a fact – according to Apple Music's City Chart for Accra at least. Listen/stream 'Boys Aye Wild' here: https://gambomusic.ffm.to/gambo-boys-aye-wild
It turns out the denizens of Accra could simply not get enough of Gambo's 'Boys Aye Wild' today and rightfully so. The fun song beat the odds and for the first time since its release ranked at #1 on the city's Top 25 chart list for the day and iTunes. Also earning a spot on one of the streaming platform's big listings for the region, Top Albums, was the artist's "New Era" EP which stood at #8 to score Gambo yet another exciting feat.
Gambo outdid the competition and had listeners converging on his song by the bucketload. In regards to his big win today, the 'Boys Aye Wild' hitmaker shared: ''It was a great feeling to see my song sitting at #1. Seriously. Big ups to Accra for making my day and showing my song that much love. I'm at peace now knowing my brothers are taking the right steps to treat their women right. Ha-ha. Keep the plays coming though and don't stop''.
Introduced in early 2021 by the Cupertino-based tech giant, City Charts is an updated playlist meant to bring local artists to the forefront of the conversation around music discovery, one it achieves by reflecting the musical tastes of listeners in over 100 cities from around the world on a daily basis.
You can check Gambo's amusing video for 'Boys Aye Wild' here:
Calling out to all artistes, artiste managements, record labels, producers, instrumentalists, music composers, music industry stakeholders and the public, that nominations for participation in the 23rd Annual Vodafone Ghana Music Awards are officially open.
Kindly note that only published works in the year 2021 will be accepted. Thus, all works from January 1st to December 31st, 2021 should be submitted via our online portal at www.entry.ghanamusicawards.com
There shall be no manual submissions. Deadline for submissions is Friday, February 18th 2022.
For assistance, kindly call 050 139 5176, or send a mail to info@ghanamusicawards.com On-the-go-updates are available on social media at Ghana Music Awards on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and online at www.GhanaMusicAwards.com
The 23rd Annual Vodafone Ghana Music Awards is proudly brought to you by Vodafone, and powered by Charterhouse.
Zeinat Erebong Issahaku
The Adentan Circuit Court on Tuesday, 18 January 2022, issued a warrant for the arrest of Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Mark Okraku Mantey. (more…)
KiDi's global hit "TOUCH IT" which went viral on social media has been nominated for 'Outstanding International Song' at the 53rd National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NACCP) Image Awards. (more…)
Actress Adowa Pee who is famed for her role in the popular Sunday Cantata drama on GTV has been hit with a health condition she is struggling to manage and has publicly called for help. (more…)
One of Ghana's most celebrated food vloggers watched and loved worldwide, Sweet Adjeley has disclosed the question most of her Ghanaian audience wants answers to. (more…)

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Parents News Now
Congress Fails to Fund Health Insurance for 9 Million Children
The funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which provides low-cost health insurance for 9 million low- and middle-income children and pregnant women, has lapsed.
By Lisa Milbrand October 02, 2017
healthcare CHIP
Credit: Andrei_R/Shutterstock
More than 9 million kids and pregnant women from low- to middle-income families currently receive low-cost health insurance through the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). But on September 30th the funding for this program lapsed—and there's no indication as to whether it will continue to be funded.
RELATED: Jimmy Kimmel's Viral Video Blasts Republican Healthcare Bill
CHIP has been around for nearly 20 years, and has received bipartisan support throughout much of its existence. Under the program, the number of uninsured children decreased from 14 percent to 4.5 percent. But as Congress debated the future of healthcare in this country, the deadline for approving funding for this program came and went.
Most of the funding for CHIP has come from the federal government, with states pitching in and families paying up to five percent of their annual income toward premiums and payments. But without federal funding, several states will run out of money by the end of this year, and many more by March 2018.
There is a bipartisan bill currently in the Senate that could reauthorize the program for another five years, but hasn't yet been scheduled for a vote. In the meantime, the programs will continue to cover services—until the money runs out.
Want to have a say on CHIP? Contact your senators and congressperson at (202) 224-3121.


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BREAKING: WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Arrested in London
British police arrest whistleblower at Ecuadorian embassy
By: Jay Greenberg |@NeonNettle
on&nbsp11th April 2019 @ 10.45am
Julian Assange has reportedly been arrested in London at the Ecuadorian embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested at the Ecuadorian Embassy in central London, police have said.
Mr. Assange, sporting a long white beard, was carried out by police officers from the embassy and moved into a police van.
Assange was awarded political asylum by Ecuador after becoming a fugitive from a British arrest warrant for breaching bail conditions in 2012.
In November 2010, Sweden issued an international arrest warrant for Assange over allegations of sexual assault and rape.
Assange denied the allegations and said that he would be extradited from Sweden to the United States because of his role in publishing secret American documents.
Assange surrendered to UK police on 7 December 2010 but was released on bail within 10 days.
Having been unsuccessful in his challenge to the extradition proceedings, he breached his bail and absconded.
He was granted asylum by Ecuador in August 2012 and has remained in the Embassy of Ecuador in London since then.
Assange has held Ecuadorian citizenship since 12 December 2017.
During the 2016 election, Wikileaks published Hillary Clinton's emails
WikiLeaks stated on Wednesday that founder Julian Assange has been the subject of an "extensive spying operation" during his asylum tenure inside the Ecuadoran embassy in London.
In a press conference on Wednesday, WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Kristinn Hrafnsson said several individuals in Spain had threatened to leak a "massive trove of documents" accumulated on Assange, including videos, photos, and audio captured inside the embassy, and further documents.
Julian Assange is wanted in the US for releasing classified documents
The price of their silence was pitched at €3 million.
It is a "total invasion of privacy," which, Hrafnsson added, was "not something that even prisoners have to endure."
"It is absolutely right that Assange will face justice in the proper way in the UK," said Minister of State for Europe and the Americas, Sir Alan Duncan.
"It is for the courts to decide what happens next."
Duncan said they grateful to the Government of Ecuador under President Moreno for the action they have taken.
More to follow on this breaking story...
tags: Wikileaks | Julian Assange
Second Developer of WikiLeaks Inspired Submission System 'SecureDrop' Found Dead
Founder of whistleblower submission system, James Dolan, dies age 36 10th January 2018 @ 12.23pm
Julian Assange Hints That He's Been Extradited to Ecuador
First Twitter post in 10 days features an image of himself with a tan and soccer shirt 10th January 2018 @ 7.14pm
British police arrest whistleblower at Ecuadorian embassy 11th April 2019 @ 10.45am
NeverTrump And Clinton Supporters Celebrate Julian Assange Arrest
Many advocates of the Wikileaks founder expressed dismay of his arrest 11th April 2019 @ 4.00pm
Trump: 'What Happens To Julian Assange Is Up To AG William Barr'
The president's comment came hours after police arrested Wikileaks founder in London. 11th April 2019 @ 8.00pm
10th January 2018 @ 12.23PM
10th January 2018 @ 7.14PM
11th April 2019 @ 10.45AM


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Episode 22: Ten CRM MVPs answer 22 tough questions, recorded at the MVP Summit 2018
There is one week every year where the largest concentration of CRM MVPs is recorded, and that is the Microsoft MVP Summit.
During the MVP Summit 2018, I asked 10 CRM MVPs to answer the 22 tough questions you see below and I recorded their answers for all to enjoy, discuss, and learn from.
Should Microsoft get rid off Dynamics 365 On-Premise? Why or Why not?
How do you think the new Dynamics 365 for Marketing App affects stablished Marketing Automation Solutions such as ClickDimensions, Salesfusion, Act-On, and others?
Salesforce and Google continue to collaborate and recently announced tighter integrations between the solutions offered by both organizations, how would a Salesforce acquisition by Google disrupt Dynamics 365's momentum?
One of the things Marc Benioff - the CEO of Salesforce – mentioned on their last big conference was that "Microsoft can't seem to keep their Dynamics 365 leadership in place", are those comments accurate? And if so, why do you think that's happening?
Salesforce continues to be a leader in the CRM space with around 25% of the market share globally while Microsoft holds a smaller share, what can Microsoft do to catch up to Salesforce?
How important is to master tools such as Microsoft Flow and Power Apps for a Dynamics 365 Solution Architect today?
Speaking from the point of view of thousands of partners who are based in the US, why should I care about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) approved by the European Union Parliament on April of 2016?
As the Dynamics 365 world grows, many developers from other products or platforms are making a jump into Dynamics 365 and other related technologies, what would you recommend to these developers to focus on learning so they can make a big impact in the near future?
AppSource continues to grow and new items are added often, how do you keep up with what is being released and do you have any go-to apps?
If you were the Dynamics 365 Product Owner for a day, what are some of the changes or improvements you would like to see added to Dynamics 365?
If you could go back and re-do something inside Dynamics 365, what would it be and why?
What kind of solution or company would you like to see Microsoft acquire and incorporate into their Dynamics 365 roster next?
In your opinion, what is the most underrated feature of Dynamics 365?
Now that Microsoft eliminated the branding of XRM, how has this impacted your approach to implementations and conversations with the community?
There are hundreds of suggestions on the Microsoft Connect or Idea portal for Dynamics 365 enhancements, some of the suggestions date back a few years, if you had to pick one of those ideas to be incorporated into the next version of Dynamics 365, which one would it be?
What is your favorite thing about working with Dynamics 365?
What is your favorite part of the MVP Summit and why?
What is your favorite thing about being a Microsoft MVP?
If you could give one advice to aspiring CRM MVPs, what would it be?
We are very fortunate to live in the US and have the ability to travel to and speak at conferences and other events, but what would you say to someone who might not be able to do what we do and who's wondering if they can add value to the Dynamics 365 community?
Which non-MVP community leader do you want to see here at the Microsoft MVP Summit next year and why?
Lastly and just for fun, if there was a "CRM MVP for Life Award" and only one CRM MVP could be selected, who should the award go to and why?
I would like to thank Ulrik Carlsson and Seth Bacon for contributing questions to this list.
And of course, here are the CRM MVPs who stood outside a building for an hour in freezing weather to answer these questions:
Colin Vermander (https://twitter.com/koolin_)
Sheila Shapari (https://twitter.com/SheilaShahpari)
Daryl LaBar (https://twitter.com/ddlabar)
Neil Benson (https://twitter.com/customery)
Gustaf Westerlund (https://twitter.com/crmgustaf)
Britta Rekstad (https://twitter.com/MacgyverCRM)
Leon Tribe (https://twitter.com/leontribe)
Rick McCutcheon (https://twitter.com/rick_mccutcheon)
Shawn Tabor (https://twitter.com/CRMhobbit)
Joel Lindstrom (https://twitter.com/JoelLindstrom)
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Gus Gonzalez, a Microsoft Business Solutions (CRM) MVP since 2012, covers subjects rarely discussed openly in the CRM Community. With 15+ years of experience in the CRM world and hundreds of successful deployments around the world, Gus brings a real-world fact-based approach to these subjects and how they affect the Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM community.
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package ru.aveselov.servlets;

import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException;
import java.sql.Timestamp;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
import ru.aveselov.db.ConnectionPool;
import ru.aveselov.db.DataBaseController;
import ru.aveselov.models.User;

/**
 * Servlet for updating user in DB.
 *
 * @author Veselov Alexey.
 * @version 1.00
 * @since 05.04.2017
 */
public class UpdateServlet extends HttpServlet {

    /**
     * Controller for work with DataBase.
     */
    private DataBaseController dbController;

    @Override
    public void init() throws ServletException {
        this.dbController = new DataBaseController(ConnectionPool.getInstance().getPool());
    }

    /**
     * Handles the HTTP GET method.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     */
    @Override
    protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) {
        try {
            request.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8");
        } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }
        response.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8");
        response.setContentType("text/html;");
        Joiner joiner = Joiner.on(System.getProperty("line.separator")).skipNulls();
        try (PrintWriter out = response.getWriter()) {
            out.println(joiner.join(
                "<!DOCTYPE html>",
                    "",
                    "",
                        "<meta charset=\"UTF-8\">",
                        "<title>Users servlet example</title>",
                    "",
                    "",
                        "
Изменение данных пользователя:
",
                        "<form action=\"./update\" accept-charset=\"UTF-8\" method=\"POST\">",
                        "
",
                            "
",
                                "	",
                                "Старые данные	",
                                "Новые данные	",
                            "
",
                            "
",
                                "Логин	",
                                String.format("%s	", request.getParameter("login")),
                                String.format("%s	", request.getParameter("login")),
                            "
",
                            "
",
                                "Имя	",
                                String.format("%s	", request.getParameter("name")),
                                " <input type=\"text\" name=\"name\"> 	",
                            "
",
                            "
",
                                "Почта	",
                                String.format("%s	", request.getParameter("email")),
                                " <input type=\"text\" name=\"email\"> 	",
                            "
",
                        "
",
                        "
",
                        String.format("<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"login\" value=\"%s\">", request.getParameter("login")),
                        "<input type=\"submit\" value=\"ПРИНЯТЬ ИЗМЕНЕНИЯ\">",
                        "</form>",
                    "",
                ""));
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Handles the HTTP POST method.
     *
     * @param request servlet request
     * @param response servlet response
     */
    @Override
    protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) {
        try {
            request.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8");
            dbController.updateUser(new User(request.getParameter("name"), request.getParameter("login"), request.getParameter("email"), new Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis())));
            response.sendRedirect("./users");
        } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

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JSTOR Early Journal Content
gilmore, eugene allen, 1871- , ed
gilmore, eugene allen, b. 1871
gordon, james l. (james logan), 1858-1930
george quayle cannon 1827 – 1901; deseret sunday school union (1872-1971)
A B C D E F remove-circle G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z TH
Vol 2: Yorkshire marriage registers. West Riding
by Blagg, Thomas Matthews; James, Cholmondeley Sherwood; Goodall, James William; Blumhardt, E. K. (Edward Keane)
Topic: genealogy
Wellesley College Library
The Anglo-Saxon chronicle;
by Giles, J. A. (John Allen), 1808-1884
Topics: Great Britain -- History Anglo Saxon period, 449-1066, Great Britain -- History Norman period,...
by Blagg, Thomas Matthews; Goodall, J. W. (James William); James, Cholmondeley Sherwood; Blumhardt, E. K. (Edward Keane)
"Only one hundred and fifty printed."
Topic: Registers of births, etc
West-eastern divan : in twelve books
by Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 1749-1832; Dowden, Edward, 1843-1913
Greenwood genealogies, 1154-1914 : the ancestry and descendants of Thomas Greenwood, of Newton, Massachusetts; Nathaniel and Samuel Greenwood, of Boston, Massachusetts; John Greenwood, of Virginia, and many later arrivals in America, also the early history of the Greenwoods in England, and the arms they used
by Greenwood, Frederick, 1850-; Thurston, Brown, 1814-1900
Topics: Greenwood family, genealogy
Elements of Hindu iconography
by Gopinatha Rao, T. A., 1872-1919
The metadata below describe the original scanning. Follow the "All Files: HTTP" link in the "View the book" box to the left to find XML files that contain more metadata about the original images and the derived formats (OCR results, PDF etc.). See also the What is the directory structure for the texts? FAQ for information about file content and naming conventions.
Topics: Art, Hindu, Mythology, Hindu, Hinduism
The gods of northern Buddhism : their history, iconography and progressive evolution through the northern Buddhist countries
by Getty, Alice
Topics: Mahayana Buddhism, Gods, Buddhist
Genealogy of the Geer family in America from 1635 to 1914
by Geer, Walter, 1857-; Youngs, Florence E. (Florence Evelyn), b. 1868; Geer, James, b. 1783
Topics: Geer family (George Geer, ca. 1621-1726), Geer family (Thomas Geer, ca. 1623-1722)
Vol 10: Encyclopedia of Pennsylvania biography : illustrated
by Jordan, John W. (John Woolf), 1840-1921, ed; Montgomery, Thomas Lynch, 1862-1929, ed; Spofford, Ernest, ed; Godcharies, Frederic Antes, 1872-1944 ed; Keator, Alfred Decker, ed
Topics: Pennsylvania -- Biography, genealogy
Bibliografia ludoznawstwa polskiego
by Gaweek, Franciszek
Topic: Ethnology
The love letters of Juliette Drouet to Victor Hugo
by Drouet, Juliette, 1806-1883; Guimbaud, Louis, b. 1869
Topic: Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885
Vol 1: Past and present of Mercer County, Illinois
by Bassett, Isaac Newton, 1825-; Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, 1852-1926
Vol. 1 prepared in collaboration with W. A. Goodspeed. Responsibility for the biographical volume (v. 2) disclaimed by Bassett. cf. Pref
Field service manual, 1914 : Infantry battalion. (Expeditionary force)
by Great Britain. War Office
Topic: Great Britain. Army. Infantry
History of Clarke County, Virginia and its connection with the war between the states
by Gold, Thomas Daniel, 1845-
Edinburgh Academy register [1824-1914] a record of all those who have entered the school since its foundation in 1824
by Edinburgh Academy; Henderson, Thomas, 1868-; Grierson, Philip James Hamilton-, Sir, 1851-
Bibliography: p. xxix
Vol 2: History of Boone County, Iowa
by Goldthwait, Nathan Edward, 1827- , ed
Topics: Boone County (Iowa) -- History, Boone County (Iowa) -- Biography
Civil War Documents
Illustrated roster of the Department of Illinois Grand Army of the Republic ...
by Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Illinois; Shaw, William C
Topics: Grand Army of the Republic. Dept. of Illinois, United States -- History Civil War, 1861-1865...
Cases on principal and agent : selected from decisions of English and American courts
by Goddard, Edwin C. (Edwin Charles), 1865-1942
Topics: Agency (Law) -- United States, Agency (Law) -- Great Britain
The game of chess : a play in one act
by Goodman, Kenneth Sawyer, 1883-1918
University of California, San Francisco Library (UCSF)
by Geddes, Patrick, Sir, 1854-1932; Thomson, J. Arthur (John Arthur), 1861-1933
Topics: Sex, Sex (Biology), Reproduction
Putnam's handbook of universal history; a series of chronological tables presenting, in parallel columns, a record of the more noteworthy events in the history of the world from the earliest times down to the present day, together with an alphabetical index of subjects;
by George Palmer Putnam, George Haven Putnam
Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of Michigan and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
Topic: Chronology, Historical
Source: http://books.google.com/books?id=b60BAAAAMAAJ&oe=UTF-8
The Rámáyana of Tulsi Dás
by Tulasidasa, 1532-1623; Growse, Frederic Salmon, 1836-1893
Topic: Hindi language -- Texts and translations
Le roman de Fauvel
by Gervais, du Bus, fl. 1300-1338., supposed author; Chaillou, de Pesstain, fl. 1300-1324; Långfors, Arthur, 1881-1959
University of Toronto - Gerstein Science Information Centre
Dialogues concerning two new sciences
by Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642
Topics: Mechanics, Physics -- Early works to 1800
University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries
Vital records of Granville, Massachusetts, to the year 1850
by Granville (Mass. : Town)
Topic: Registers of births, etc. -- Massachusetts Granville
Vol 3: Encyclopedia of Pennsylvania biography : illustrated
University of Alberta Libraries - The CIHM Monograph Collection
The history of New France [microform]
by Lescarbot, Marc, 1570?-1630?; Biggar, H. P. (Henry Percival), 1872-1938; Ganong, William F. (William Francis), 1864-1941; Grant, W. L. (William Lawson), 1872-1935
Text and translation of Histoire de la Nouvelle France, 3rd ed. (Paris, 1618)
Topics: Indians of North America, Indiens
Chamber's concise gazetteer of the world; pronouncing, topographical, statistical, historical
by Patrick, David, 1849-1914; Geddie, William
Topic: Geography
The penal law and code of criminal procedure of the state of New York
by New York (State). Laws, statutes, etc; Cook, John Thomas; Griffin, Austin B., 1880-
Topics: Criminal law, Criminal procedure
Source: http://books.google.com/books?id=gi8eAAAAMAAJ&oe=UTF-8
University of Pittsburgh Library System
Vol v.6: Encyclopedia of Pennsylvania biography
by Jordan, John W. (John Woolf), 1840-1921; Montgomery, Thomas Lynch, 1862-; Spofford, Ernest; Godcharies, Frederic Antes, 1872-
Vols. 1-7 paged continuously
Kingston Frontenac Public Library
Vol 1913-1914: Kingston city directory from July 1913 to July 1914, including directories of Barriefield, Cataraqui, Garden Island and Portsmouth.
by Guild, Leman A. and George Hanson, publishers
Scanned from a copy of the original publication held by Kingston Frontenac Public Library.
Topic: Kingston (Ont.) -- Directories
Vol 1: Centennial history of Grant County, Indiana, 1812 to 1912 : compiled from records of the Grant county historical society, archives of the county, data of personal interviews, and other authentic sources of local information
by Whitson, Rolland Lewis, 1860-1928; Campbell, John P. (John Putnam), 1836-; Goldthwait, Edgar L. (Edgar Louis), 1850-1918
The aeroplane
by Grahame-White, Claude, b. 1879; Harper, Harry, 1880-
Topics: Airplanes -- History, Aeronautics -- History
Mechanics applied to engineering
by Goodman, John, 1862-
Topics: Mechanical engineering, Mechanics, Applied
by Geddes, Patrick, Sir, 1854-1932; Thomson, J. Arthur (John Arthur), 1861-1933, joint author
Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
Topic: Sex
Source: http://books.google.com/books?id=1mkVAAAAYAAJ&oe=UTF-8
The gods of northern Buddhism, their history, iconography, and progressive evolution through the northern Buddhist countries
Topics: Buddhism, Dge-lugs-pa (Sect)
Vol 5: Encyclopedia of Pennsylvania biography
Der Totentanz : vierzig Holzschnitte
by Holbein, Hans, 1497-1543; Ganz, Hans
"Faksimile-Nachbildungen der ersten Ausgabe mit einer Einleitung von Hans Ganz."
Ancient double-entry bookkeeping. Lucas Pacioli's treatise (A. D. 1494--the earliest known writer on bookkeeping) reproduced and translated with reproductions, notes and abstracts from Manzoni, Pietra, Mainardi, Ympyn, Stevin and Dafforne
by Geijsbeek, John B. (John Bart), 1872-; Pacioli, Luca, d. ca. 1445-1517; Manzoni, Domenico; Pietra, Angelo, 16th century; Mainardi, Matteo; Christoffels, Jan Ympyn, 16th cent; Stevin, Simon, 1548-1620; Dafforne, Richard
Photographic reproductions of the original texts
Topics: Bookkeeping, Accounting
Gesta Grayorum
by Gray's Inn, London; Davison, Francis, fl. 1602; Helmes, Henry, fl. 1594; Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626
The London building acts, including the London building act, 1894; the amendment acts of 1898 and 1905; L.C.C. general power acts, 1908 and 1909; the Cinematograph act, 1909; Town planning act, etc.; a tect-book on the law relating to building in the metropolis, for the use of acrchitects, surveyors, builders, etc. ... together with the current by-laws, standing orders, and regulations of the London County council, the corporation of the city of London, etc
by Fletcher, Banister, 1883-1899; Great Britain; London County Council; Fletcher, Banister Flight, 1886-; Fletcher, Herbert Phillips
Topic: Building laws -- England London
Vol 1914-1915: Kingston city directory from July 1914 to July 1915, including directories of Barriefield, Cataraqui Garden Island and Portsmouth.
The nation in arms; a treatise on modern military systems and the conduct of war
by Goltz, Colmar, Freiherr von der, 1843-1916; Ashworth, Philip A. (Philip Arthur), 1853-1921; Atteridge, A. Hilliard (Andrew Hilliard); Wilhelm Leopold Colmar, freiherr von der Goltz
Topic: Military art and science
Gulliver's travels, the voyages to Lilliput and Brobdingnag
by Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745; Gaston, Charles Robert, b. 1874
Topics: Gulliver, Lemuel (Fictitious character), Voyages, Imaginary, Travelers
Source: http://books.google.com/books?id=JYIAAAAAYAAJ&oe=UTF-8


Recently, much to the dismay of my wife and I, our toilet began leaking and while this is no great catastrophe in itself, in our household, we are the caregivers for my 86-year-old handicapped mother. If the toilet broke down completely, we would be in dire straits.
The first thing I did was look in the Waushara Argus and there was an ad for Wagner Plumbing. I called the number and was told that although they could fix the toilet, it would take some time, as they were very overloaded with work. I said I understood and I also explained about my home situation.
The next day I called again to see if maybe I might be put on their schedule. Unfortunately, their office was closed, but I left a message on their answering machine.
The next day my wife called me at work in the morning and told me she had good news. When I asked her what it was, she said the plumber had pulled in our driveway.
Within a few hours a new toilet was installed and mind you, this was the morning of the Snowstorm Cindy.
Wagner Plumbing went out of their way to help me and I just want to publicly show appreciation for their integrity.


RARE STUNNING STERLING SILVER & AMBER FISH ENSEMBLE N E FROM DENMARK BRACELET EARRINGS RING This is an smashing ensemble of handmade sterling silver by Niels Erik From of Denmark. This unusual set carries the same motif of fun stylized fish, stars and large round cabochons of natural amber.
I think that this set may have been custom made. The bracelet is composted of 5 segments measuring 1 1/4" long and 1" wide for a total length of 7" and each segment is set with a large, beautiful 7/8" diameter of precious, natural amber. The bracelet has a huge, slide lock clasp, which has an large release button. The earrings match the bracelet, with similar, but a smaller version of the fish and measure 1" x 3/4" and is set with a 7/16 round cut amber. The earrings are clip on type and the spring actions work as they should.
The ring is the same dimensions as the earring and is size 7 3/4. The ring has a fish on it that is different from the other pieces and looks at you with cute, bulging eyes. All of the pieces are signed by the Artist. This is a truly whimsical set and has a George Jensen flair, probably from the 50's. Each piece was handmade and assembled by this highly skilled Jeweler.
The vintage set is in fabulous condition with a silver patina, which is consistent with its' age. The item "RARE STERLING SILVER & AMBER FISH ENSEMBLE N E FROM DENMARK BRACELET EARRINGS" is in sale since Sunday, May 8, 2016. This item is in the category "Jewelry & Watches\Vintage & Antique Jewelry\Vintage Ethnic/Regional/Tribal\Scandinavian". The seller is "dcridder" and is located in Hampstead, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, Norway, Saudi arabia, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica.


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11 Amazing Cities For Architecture Lovers
Saturday, Apr 21st, 2018
I went searching for a noun for a group of architecture lovers. Buildingistas? Archiluvvies? No such word existed, but I did find that I wasn't alone in loving the world's buildings. Travel for me is so much about how people live their lives, what they build in their spaces and how old and new buildings coexist around the world. I've been lucky enough to explore some absolutely beautiful places, from which this small collection of cities emerged. Welcome to the beauty we humans design, which lives alongside that nature gave us.
Santa Fe: Pueblo Revival
Santa Fe's the oldest state capital in the USA, and the oldest city in the state of New Mexico. Back as far as 1912, there was an effort to ensure that city planning preserved the architecture of the buildings that already existed. There were also efforts to conserve the limited water of the desert. The original Spanish city planners set out Santa Fe around a central plaza containing the Palace of the Governors and the Cathedral of St Francis of Assisi.
The city's been built in a unified style, the Pueblo Revival look, with features borrowed from old adobe homes and churches, along with earth-toned stucco facades. It's a UNESCO creative city, and one with a thriving arts scene. This is a place I'd imagine it would be easy to find your creativity. It has a magical feel, and if you visit at Christmas when there are rows of paper lanterns on the walls, it's like nowhere else.
La Grande Motte: Futuristic Beach
I came here a lot as a child, after a rather lengthy drive from the ferry port to Heurault. Just south of the Crusader town of Aigues-Mortes, La Grande Motte was built in the 1960s and 1970s to a futuristic design, mostly focused around pyramids and wheels. Since we used to visit, it's become ever more loved by the French as a beach destination, and now has 2 million visitors a year.
The first impression you get of La Grande Motte is of the extreme whiteness of all the buildings. Then you start to notice the shapes, mostly pyramids, although some are truncated, and some moving in a sweep to make a slope rather like a rollercoaster. I remember being entranced by these alien forms of architecture. They contrast beautifully with the blond sand and azure sea. The shock of moving from the historic architecture of Aigues Mortes also seems to make La Grande Motte more memorable.
Birmingham: Victorian And Modern cohabitation
Birmingham's a big city, with its roots firmly in the Victorian splendors that came from the Midlands Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution. It has some glorious civic buildings dating from that period including the Council House, and the colonnaded Town Hall. It's well worth walking around the area of Colmore Row, Bennetts Hill and Cornwall Street to enjoy the magnificence of Victorian Birmingham.
But alongside those beauties, Birmingham has made some brave architectural decisions about its new inhabitants. There's the iconic Selfridges building, formed of silver metallic discs against a bright blue background in a shape said to resemble a tight sweater. Then there's the new Library of Birmingham, commissioned to replace its former brutalist sibling. The new Library has been described as a wedding cake, with a stack of layers, all caged in a beautiful floral design. Whether you love or hate the additions to Birmingham's skyline – and I'm a lover not a hater – you can't deny that the city planners have architectural bravery.
Segovia: World Heritage Site
One of the first sights to overwhelm you in Segovia is its magnificent Roman aqueduct. It dates from the late first or early second century and still delivers drinking water to the city. That's some impressive engineering. The granite blocks that create it are held together without mortar, and the aqueduct is the best part of a kilometer long.
Then there's the Alcazar, the Royal Palace. I remember the atmospheric walk to the top of the building here, up steps so profoundly trodden over the centuries that they dipped in the middle. I can still feel the cold chain that served as a handrail under my palm. Then you have the cathedral, the last Gothic cathedral to be built in Spain, which has 18 chapels.
Leuven: City of Scholars
Leuven has a massive student population, and some of its seats of learning are architecturally wonderful. The University Library was gifted by the Americans after World War I, and has a bell tower with one of the largest carillions in the world. Leuven's Beguinage is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as is St Peter's Church as one of the Belfries of Belgium and France.
Then you've got Leuven Town Hall. It's an extravaganza of a building, ornately decorated and with more than two hundred statues of nobles, saints and locals. You can visit to appreciate it from within too, and occasionally from cellar level via special tours.
Carcassonne: The Walled City
Carcassonne is a fortified city, on an important trading route linking the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. As such, there has been settlement here since Roman times. Le Cite, as the walled part is known, is a medieval fortress restored in 1853, and added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1997.
When I first visited Carcassonne, I had an irresistable urge to pull up the castle drawbridge behind me and hunker down. It's an incredibly atmospheric place, with two outer walls and 53 towers to keep marauders at bay. I'd urge you to see it both on a sunny day when you can appreciate its magnificent construction, and then on a wild night under a stormy sky.
St Petersburg: Baroque Splendor
If ever there was a place where your eyes would struggle to take it all in, then St Petersburg must be it. It's got everything from the glorious cerulean blues of Catherine's Palace, with the only gates to have ever induced gate envy in me, to the full on excesses of Peterhof. In short, its architecture must have a vat of espresso every morning to be this powerful.
However long you spend exploring here, you'll have the sense that it wasn't enough, and that there are things still to be seen or appreciated further and in more detail. My advice? Just appreciate the small bits you love, whether it's a trick fountain at Peterhof or those extraordinary blue and white gateposts.
Rotterdam: gateway to europe
Rotterdam is Europe's largest port, with access to the North Sea from the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt river delta. World War II saw near destruction of the city centre, from which emerged a varied architectural landscape. Here, unlike many other Dutch cities, you have skyscrapers making fabulous chunky blocks against the machinery and facilities of the port.
Rotterdam has clocked up some impressive architectural achievements. The high rise office building the Witte Huis was the tallest office building in Europe at the time of its construction. Amongst the newer constructions are the iconic cube houses by Piet Blom, and the Erasmus Bridge, commonly known as the Swan.
Barcelona: From Gothic To Gaudi
It would be difficult to justify not including Barcelona in any collection of architectural stunners. The Gothic Quarter itself, dating back to medieval times, also has some buildings of Roman origin. There is plenty of Catalan modernista architecture (the equivalent of Art Nouveau), with several of these buildings being World Heritage Sites.
Then there's Gaudi. Imagine that you've been to a match at the Nou Camp. You've walked a long, hot and dusty way back to your hotel. You have blisters on your blisters, and you're getting slightly scratchy with your new bloke. Then you round a corner, and the magnificence of Gaudi's sugared almond confection overtakes you. It's so gorgeous that little else matters, and all was once again right in my world. If you've seen Gaudi's work in pictures, I urge you to see it in the flesh.
Florence: Renaissance Glories
Florence is believed to have the greatest concentration of art – in relation to its size – in the world. The same passion for beauty has influenced its architecture over the many, many years that Florence kept growing ever more distinctive.
You've got galleries, you've got museums, you have the palaces, the Duomo, the churches stuffed with art, the bridges… Even the main station – a rationalist design by Giovanni Michelucci – is magnificent. Like St Petersburg, Florence is full on overload for the eyes, and indeed all the senses. Breathe deep, accept you're not going to see it all, and enjoy this amazing place in bite-sized chunks.
Miami Beach: Art Deco Living
Although Miami has the third tallest skyline in the USA, it's still stuffed with Art Deco treasures, mostly around Miami Beach and Ocean Drive. The hotels and resorts in particular strongly feature Art Deco style in places like the Tides Hotel, the Delano South Beach and the National Hotel in Miami Beach.
Art Deco remained popular in Miami Beach until the late 1940s, much later than elsewhere in the USA. Here you'll find the Miami Beach Architectural District, where the hotels have been preserved, and many restored to their original glories. No building is higher than 12-13 stories, and they feature clear geometric shapes, often with a central tower. Here you'll find a palette of pastel colours alternating with while stucco, and decoration of herons, sea shells, palm trees, sunrises and sunsets. Neon lighting by night highlights the features.
More Architectural Delights
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Really nice post!!
So many beautiful places and you included all kind of architecture style.
I've never heard of that city in Belgium, it's outrageously beautiful.
In my opnion you missed a futuristic style that would be Valencia in Spain, for sure. A colonial would be good too though…
Great job 😉
Oooh! I hadn't thought of Valencia, but that's a fabulous idea. As is the colonial. My problem was that I had way too many cities in my mind. Perhaps I need to make a part two? 😉
So glad you enjoyed it; I was worried that I might be the only person out there enjoying architecture, but it's great to meet a fellow building lover here.
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Q: How to fix "Too many arguments"-error im working on this point of sale system in vb and im stuck on an error

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how can i clear it?
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my code: add item window
Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click

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    End If

    If Not IsNumeric(TextBox3.Text) Then
        MsgBox("You should enter a numeric buying price", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        TextBox3.Focus()
        Exit Sub
    End If

    Dim BuyPrice As Decimal = Decimal.Parse(TextBox3.Text)
    If BuyPrice < 0 Then
        MsgBox("The buying price cannot be negative", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        TextBox3.Focus()
        Exit Sub
    End If

    'perform a check for the selling price
    If TextBox4.Text.Trim = "" Then
        MsgBox("You should enter the selling price", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        TextBox4.Focus()
        Exit Sub

    End If

    If Not IsNumeric(TextBox4.Text) Then
        MsgBox("You should enter a numeric selling price", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        TextBox4.Focus()
        Exit Sub
    End If

    Dim SellPrice As Decimal = Decimal.Parse(TextBox4.Text)
    If SellPrice < 0 Then
        MsgBox("The selling price cannot be negative", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        TextBox4.Focus()
        Exit Sub
    End If

    If SellPrice <= BuyPrice Then
        MsgBox("The selling price cannot be less than buying price", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        TextBox4.Focus()
        Exit Sub
    End If

    'perform check for quantity
    'If Not IsNumeric(TextBox5.Text) Then
    'MsgBox("You should enter a numeric digits", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
    'TextBox5.Focus()
    'Exit Sub
    'End If

    'Dim Quantity As Decimal = Decimal.Parse(TextBox5.Text)
    'If Quantity < 0 Then
    'MsgBox("Quantity cant be negative", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
    ' TextBox5.Focus()
    'Exit Sub
    'End If

    'insert the item

    Try
        'create the adapter
        Dim TA As New POSDSTableAdapters.ItemsTableAdapter

        'insert the item
        'TA.Insert(TextBox1.Text, TextBox2.Text, BuyPrice, SellPrice, Quantity)
        TA.Insert(TextBox2.Text, BuyPrice, SellPrice)

        Me.DialogResult = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK

    Catch ex As Exception

        'display error message
        'handle error
        MsgBox(ex.Message, MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)

    End Try
End Sub

Private Sub AddItem_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

End Sub

End Class
main window code:
Public Class MainWindow
Private Sub MainWindow_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
    'TODO: This line of code loads data into the 'MyDataset.Items' table. You can move, or remove it, as needed.
    Me.ItemsTA.Fill(Me.MyDataset.Items)

    Try

    'get the username from the user
        'Dim USRWin As New PasswordPicker

    'get the password from the user
        ' Dim PSWWin As New PasswordPicker

    'if the user hits the exit button then stop executing the program
        'If PSWWin.ShowDialog <> Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then

        'End

        ' End If

        'get the usernme
        'Dim USR As String = USRWin.TextBox1.text
        'get the password
        'Dim PSW As String = PSWWin.TextBox2.text

        'get the password from the database
        ' Dim TA As New POSDSTableAdapters.ValuesTableAdapter
        'Dim TB = TA.GetDataByKey("password")
        ' Dim DBPSW As String = TB.Rows(0).Item(1)

        'check the passwords match
        ' If PSW <> DBPSW Then
        'MsgBox("Invalid password", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        ' End If

        'get the username
        ' Dim TK = TA.GetDataByKey("username")
        'Dim DBUSR As String = TK.Rows(0).Item(2)

        'check the username match
        'If USR <> DBUSR Then
        'MsgBox("Invalid username", MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)
        'End If

        'load the items info from db into the dataset
        ItemsTA.Fill(MyDataset.Items)

    Catch ex As Exception

        'handle error
        MsgBox(ex.Message, MsgBoxStyle.Critical Or MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly)

    End Try
End Sub

Private Sub DataGridView1_CellContentClick(sender As Object, e As DataGridViewCellEventArgs)

End Sub

'add item to the db
Private Sub AddItemToolStripMenuItem_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles AddItemToolStripMenuItem.Click
    Dim AddItemWindow As New AddItem
    If AddItemWindow.ShowDialog = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then
        'load the info of items from db
        ItemsTA.Fill(MyDataset.Items)
    End If

End Sub

'used to select an item
Private Sub EditItemToolStripMenuItem_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles EditItemToolStripMenuItem.Click

    'make sure an item is selected
    If DataGridView1.SelectedRows.Count = 0 Then
        Exit Sub
    End If

    'get the barcode of the item
    Dim Barcode = DataGridView1.SelectedRows(0).Cells(0).Value

    'create the edit window
    Dim EditItemWindow As New EditItem

    'fill the window with information
    EditItemWindow.FillItemInfo(Barcode)

    If EditItemWindow.ShowDialog = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then
        'load the info of items from db
        ItemsTA.Fill(MyDataset.Items)
    End If
End Sub

End Class

A: Isn't the error-message  self-explanatory?

Too many arguments to 'Public Overridable Overloads Function
  Insert(ItemName As String, BuyPrice As Integer?, SellPrice As
  Integer?) As Integer'

You are passing four arguments at:
 TA.Insert(TextBox1.Text, TextBox2.Text, BuyPrice, SellPrice)

Maybe you want:
TA.Insert(TextBox1.Text, BuyPrice, SellPrice)

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Where once the contrary but charming banter of David and Margaret was an authoritative guide to modern cinema, the ABC has replaced it with uninsightful postmodernism and lame jokes. By Helen Razer.
Twenty-five years ago, critic Margaret Pomeranz awarded the Australian film Romper Stomper four-and-a-half stars and declared it "one of the finest films to be made in this country in recent years". Her co-host, David Stratton, did not agree. He not only refused to rate the film, which had depicted neo-Nazi skinheads in Melbourne's west, but cautioned viewers of The Movie Show against its very consumption, as this was "a dangerous film".
Those of us who watched Margaret and David, first on SBS and then on ABC's At the Movies, were not only habituated to such conflict, we adored it. For 28 years straight, they were the Rock and Doris of popular critique. Even in a farewell press release, issued in 2014, their charismatic sniping did not cease. Pomeranz said Stratton was "stubborn at times"; Stratton said Pomeranz was "only occasionally irritating".
New objects for criticism demand new forms of criticism. The humorous panel show format, however, is about as fresh as a Twilight vampire's breath.
Theirs was not an odd coupling, but one very evenly made. The Romper Stomper fight typified one facet of their telegenic complementarity. Pomeranz, once detained by police for her anti-censorship activism, had a permissive streak wider than any multiplex screen. Stratton, for all his acquaintance with French film, was essentially conservative. She believed that in the act of art's creation, there could only be virtue. He believed in the concept of vice.
In the space between conflict – and there were others, just as fundamental as the paternalist versus libertarian brawl – viewers could find themselves. First, we were warmed by the belligerent sun of their conversation. Then, we could navigate from within their critical extremes, or even beyond them. Was Margaret right to fight, without conditionality, for full freedom for the artist? Was David correct to say that Geoffrey Wright's skinhead film legitimised brutal racism, and should therefore be refused classification? Were they both wrong?
Wright, by the way, found something very wrong with the Romper Stomper non-review. When the director faced Stratton at the Venice Film Festival, he doused him in a glass of wine. In one reading, this is an act of aggression. In another, it's a memory of a time when Australian screen criticism was provocative enough to send itself to the drycleaners.
No one is making a mess on the new panel show Screen Time. Hosted, as so many ABC programs seem to be, by an alumnus of The Chaser, it looks set to get as dirty as a Disney flick for tweens.
Still, Margaret and David, whose passionate echo can still be heard and seen at SBS, are an impossible act to follow. This is down not only to Pomeranz's charming candour, Stratton's erudition and the genuine spark that flew between the two; it is, in large part, the work of time.
Criticism has changed, and this new show, which seeks to critique any moving picture that can be found on any screen, could never be an At the Movies copy. New objects for criticism – and on Screen Time these can include internet memes and, apparently, must include a nod to genre every week – demand new forms of criticism. The humorous panel show format, however, is about as fresh as a Twilight vampire's breath.
In 1998, I enjoyed the spectacle of an outraged Kate Langbroek and the imperious sound of a gag from Rob Sitch. The casual, fast-paced and fun format of The Panel was tailored to its era. At the turn of the century, viewers had new, more interactive media beckoning. TV succeeded, as it did with The Panel, when it offered a good simulation of a real conversation to an audience with a then-endangered attention span.
Today, large numbers of us watch shows about zombies, alchemists or middle-class meth cooks for days at a time. It is clear that many viewers have lost both their longing for a representation of the real and their impatience. We have had sufficient reality. Still, ABC promotions for the show strive to look like a bunch of real friends gathered for a real conversation, and refer, in this time of immersive, fantasy viewing, to "surfing". Does anybody "surf" anymore?
It seems incongruous to address a mesmeric Netflix hit such as Stranger Things in under five minutes, as they would on Screen Time. And it seems actually pointless to try to be real and matey about a tale of psychokinetic children. This is not, by any means, to suggest that a spooky Halloween special is beneath criticism. Given the increased popularity of genre film and television, surely, criticism could only serve to elevate it, enrich the experience for eager viewers. But Screen Time offers very little actual criticism. Its pace, along with its nostalgic belief in the "surfing" audience, allows little beyond a thumbs up or a thumbs down response.
This is a pity, not only for the rotating panellists, several of whom are extraordinarily bright, but for those who ache for the critic's direction. While it is true that many of us will look to the thumbs of the crowd for cultural guidance, or to the more mediated version of this in the TV-show-about-people-watching-TV Gogglebox, it is true that we can also yearn for an authority. There's not much of that permitted on Screen Time.
It is plain that panel guests Marc Fennell and Nakkiah Lui, for example, know a lot about cinema and television. It is plainly irritating when their observations are cut short by the need for a middling joke by the host, or the compulsion to "surf" another topic. The aggregate result, no matter the quality of observation, is that every criticism is flattened, '90s style. Any of my age-mates who suffered cultural studies as an undergraduate will know this agony: you say that every single "text" is equal and intimately related to every other. How dare you maintain that a three-second YouTube cat gag is not deserving of the same discursive attention as The Wire, you cultural imperialist? I swear. David Stratton would have kittens.
Instead of an authoritative guide to what we should see at the cinema or on Foxtel or "surf" on "the net", we have before us a self-conscious postmodern soup long since passed its "best before" date. If this were 1998, I imagine I would look forward to this aggrandisement of the trivial and this trivialisation of the grand. But it is not 1998. It is 2017, and I find myself enraged by criticism that purports to be democratic in its view, but is plainly a poor, even condescending, simulation of what "real" people might think.
Those on the panel who may actually claim to be screen critics are coerced into being wide-eyed fans. Those who are just wide-eyed fans must overreach. And in the odd case that anyone of any sort with a decent insight has time to utter it, this is followed by an adequate joke. Or is interrupted by a peculiar segment in which Chris Taylor sounds off independently about the thing he despises the most this week. For the past four episodes, this has been something that all expensively educated midlife people would agree is contemptible. Which is to say, the postmodern "everything is equal" view does not apply where infomercials or other cheap distractions for the lumpen mass are concerned.
Sci-fi, fantasy, superhero franchise or anything, no matter how acutely dreadful, that depicts "strong women" is embraced, as are memes, animation or medium-to-highbrow cinema. Programs such as The Bachelorette, however, function simply as a class filter. Which is not only a postmodern hypocrisy, but a great shame. Sophie Monk is, I suggest, an essential "text" for our times. The ABC arts message is as clear now as it long has been: there are things that people like us must not touch with tongs.
I would watch happily a full hour of Nakkiah Lui talking on Sophie Monk. I would watch Nakkiah Lui talk to Sophie Monk. I have little doubt that this would hold both a good part of the national attention and perceptions not previously broadcast on femininity, the depiction of "reality", and race. Instead, we watch good minds turn to poor topics on a set that looks as if it were intended for a children's quiz show.
The authoritative arts critic has all but disappeared. This is, of course, due in great part to revenue: arts criticism just doesn't generate much of it. But even market societies, as any honest economist will tell you, are not a matter of only supply and demand. Often, we find good use for things that can generate no profit. Like a functioning national broadband network, for example. Or a park. Or arts criticism.
Arts criticism never really made a profit. It has always been subsidised, and always was our common property. If we had let the market decide the fate of Robert Hughes, he'd never have written any books or made a show such as American Visions, which provided me, and so many other non-aesthetes, with a grounding not only in visual culture, but in the glorious, hateful, liberal, hegemonic contradictions of United States history.
Screen Time is not common property. Nobody wants to claim a part of that. Instead, the national broadcaster could give us Marc and Nakkiah. It could give us Sophie Monk. It could give us some way to address this moment in time through unashamed analysis of art. If not for the common good, then at least in the memory of the recently redacted Margaret and David. But it didn't. It gave us Screen Time – a show that speaks to a viewer who no longer exists, in a language nobody ever truly spoke.
This article was first published in the print edition of The Saturday Paper on Nov 11, 2017 as "Critical morass". Subscribe here.


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Clinicians regularly encounter deep carious cavities which can lead to pulp exposure if the caries is completely removed. This may lead to pulpectomy and root canal treatment. However the pulp possess a regenerative ability so stepwise approaches to caries removal have been investigated. The aim of this review was to investigate the best possible methods and materials for stepwise excavation of deep caries in permanent teeth.
Searches were conducted in the Medline and Igaku Chuo Zasshi (Japanese) databases and the reference list of identified studies. Data from randomised controlled trials and controlled clinical trials and case series conducted in permanent teeth were included. 13 studies were included and a qualitative summary of the evidence presented.
Our research suggests that stepwise excavation is effective for pulp preservation in extremely deep caries that do not show clinical symptoms of irreversible pulpitis. Calcium hydroxide, as well as antimicrobials and polycarboxylate cement combined with tannin-fluoride preparation, is effective in reducing bacteria and promoting remineralization of the carious dentin that remained after stepwise excavation. Further clinical trials with a high level of study design should be conducted to identify the best methods of removing carious dentin using stepwise excavation.
Hayashi M, Fujitani M, Yamaki C, Momoi Y. Ways of enhancing pulp preservation by stepwise excavation – a systematic review. J Dent. 2011 Feb;39(2):95-107.
Ricketts D, Kidd E, Innes NPT, Clarkson JE. Complete or ultraconservative removal of decayed tissue in unfilled teeth. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2006, Issue 3. Art. No.: CD003808. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD003808.pub2.


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Dr. James Finck
I struggle writing about 9/11 because in many ways it still brings on strong raw emotions and I want to do it justice. For my own history, it is the foremost event and has done more to change this nation during my lifetime than anything else.
While it is a unique event for me, it is not unique historically. I can make many comparisons to other events in our history – JFK's assassination, Pearl Harbor, the sinking of the Maine, John Brown's attack at Harper's Ferry, the attack on Gen. Zachery Taylor at Brownsville, or the first shot fired at Lexington. Historically speaking, each of these events shook the people then as much as 9/11 has shaken me and has affected the population in different ways. As I consider the major life-changing events in our history, it is interesting that most led to war but yet not all united us the way 9/11 did.
We often think that in times of great crisis the nation comes together, yet history has shown in its biggest moments that that is not true. In 1775, colonial militias in Massachusetts gathered on Lexington green with the idea of stopping the British Army from marching to Concord and seize weapons stored there. Their bravery did not last long as the Redcoats pointed their muskets at the colonials and ordered them to abandon the green. Just as the colonists were about to leave a shot was fired from the woods that set off a chain reaction of the British soldiers firing on the militia and starting the American Revolution. We may think this rallied the colonists to the cause of liberty, but in fact only about a 1/3 of the colonists ever really supported the revolution. It would even take Congress another year to agree to issue the Declaration of Independence. What actually happened in many parts of the colonies was civil war between the loyalists and the patriots who used the war as justification to kill each other.
In 1846, President James K. Polk, wanting to pull the Mexicans into a fight, sent Gen. Zachery Taylor to Brownsville, Texas, knowing Mexico did not consider the region south of the Nueces River as part of Texas. Taylor got what he wanted, and the Mexican army attacked, giving him the evidence needed to ask Congress for a declaration of war. The Mexican-American War was probably the most controversial and divisive war before Vietnam, with many in the north believing the war was solely for the purpose of expanding slavery. Henry David Thoreau famously went to jail rather than pay taxes to a government engaged in what he considered an immoral war.
A few years later in 1859, radical abolitionist John Brown and several of his followers attacked the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry. His plan was to arm the slaves in the region and begin an all-out war for slaves' emancipation. His plan completely failed yet his attempt closely resembles the 9/11 attack for the south. A religious radical wanted to start a campaign of violence against the south to hurt the south's way of life. When Brown was hanged for his crimes, people in the north celebrated him as a martyr, further angering the south. How could the man who wanted to kill them be hailed as a hero? Obviously, the Civil War led to America's greatest division.
In 1898, the USS Maine was attacked while docked in Havana. The American public had been supporting the independence movement of the Cubans against the Spanish and the sinking of the Maine was seen as an attack by Spain. The attack forced President McKinney to ask for a declaration of war. This has been a forgotten but significant war. It was the war that pushed America into an imperial power as it colonized many of the Spanish islands that it just liberated. Though most Americans supported some sort of retaliation for the Maine, the nation became completely divided over a war that gave America colonies.
Then came the 20th Century. Though Americans were not united over every conflict, especially Vietnam, they seemed to come together for the major events. The attack on Pearl Harbor united the nation possibly more than we had ever been before. It was not hard to see the threat from Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan and we needed to come together to defeat an evil threat. Then with the assassination of JFK, we all mourned together. Both Democrats and Republicans, whites and blacks, rich and poor, and north and south shed tears as they watched a young charismatic family man get struck down. Some good came from this. As a nation we came together and passed Kennedy's bill that became the 1963 Civil Rights Bill. I personally am not sure it would have passed without JFK's death. We were divided on civil rights, but his death brought us together.
Finally, there was 9/11. As with Pearl Harbor and JFK's assassination, Americans mourned together as a nation. There will be a lot of discussion on the events of 9/11, as there should be, but what I remember just as much and want to focus on was 9/12. We live in a nation where today some claim the American Flag represents hatred. One leader has claimed she fears people who fly the flag. Yet I still remember twenty years ago when everyone from every walk of life and background flew that flag with pride. There was hardly a home or car without a flag of some sort. At sporting events across the nation, whether it was President Bush throwing out the first pitch at a Yankees game, Mark Messier wearing the FDNY helmet on the ice, or NFL players running out of the tunnel with flags waving, no matter the sport, the crowds chanted "USA-USA-USA." In 2001, the Women's National Soccer team represented America at every game the rest of that year, draping themselves with American flags, where now the majority of the team takes a knee when the flag is waved.
9/11 was a tragic day, but it also brought out the best in America. We were as unified as we have ever been as a nation. Personally, I think only Pearl Harbor looms as greater. I still mourn those who died on that day, especially heroes who rushed into the towers, but I also mourn 9/12 just as much. I blame radical Islamists for the death of Americans, but I blame us and our elected leaders for the death of the America that was also born the day after. May we never forget 9/11 and may we ever strive to return to 9/12.
Dr. James Finck is a Professor of History at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and Chair of the Oklahoma Civil War Symposium. To receive daily historical posts follow Historically Speaking at www.Historicallyspeaking.blog or on Facebook.
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SOHO Central is a YesStyle Exclusives brand from Hong Kong offering a urban glam look, without any ruffles or lace. The label's collections exude casual elegance through loud prints, bold colors and sharp tailoring, revealing a wardrobe designed for girls with an artistic temperament and a strong go-getter attitude.
I decided to try out some of their outfits to get ready for the sunny days. Let me show you what I got!!!
A plain, long-sleeved top. Very versatile, it can be worn alone or under layers, either for a casual or classy look. You can never have enough basic tops in your wardrobe!!!
You can wear this poncho under a T-shirt or a basic top like the one I mentioned above (I did it a few days ago). OMG, I just love this poncho xD Very handy on breezy days!
It's hard to imagine wearing mini shorts with this cold, but this kind of piece can be a spring/summer wardrobe essential! ^^ You can wear it under an oversized top when it's hot or with wool tights and boots for the mid-season.
A black dress will always be a wardrobe essential, whatever the season or the occasion. I needed something that looked good and was work appropriate (i.e. something that covers my legs, office dress codes can be a bit funny sometimes). What I really like with this dress is even though the cut is very simple, it's elegant and will look good on both skinny and curvy people (like me right now).
I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED A LEOPARD PRINT TOP!!!! I love animal prints!!!!! This piece's fabric is super soft and very comfy, and the cut is very original, yet not vulgar at all. It's perfect for a night out clubbing or for a glamourous holiday.
I must admit, this dress is not for everyone, you'll definitely need the body to pull it of xD Since I'm trying to lose some weight, I know I will have reached my objective the day I'm able to fit in this dress xD I love the colour combination. Fushia with black is always a winner, but the little white touch makes it all less dramatic and more wearable, with a spring feel.
On nice weekend days, I do like wearing comfy, casual clothes. This dress has a more sporty feel and I'd like to take it with me during my next getaway, or on a relaxing weekend with le bf.
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• Provide leadership, vision, and management to the Drug Product Manufacturing site.
• Lead all aspects of drug product manufacturing operations at the facility to manufacture commercial and clinical parenteral medicines according to approved protocols, regulations, and schedules.
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• Ensure that IOPS safety standards are maintained.
• Prepare and administer expense and capital budgets for the facility. Recommend capital expenditures and aids in the realization of capital projects.
• Oversee, support and participate in cGMP audits of all production areas within the facility.
• Maintain site inspection readiness and represent the manufacturing facility during regulatory and client audits.
• Provide technical input to resolve manufacturing process challenges.
• Highly experienced in overseeing manufacturing operations in an aseptic biologics manufacturing environment. Experience with multiproduct biologics facility start-up is desired.
• Working knowledge of industry practices, global regulations and experience interacting with across multiple health authorities (e.g. FDA, EMA, PMDA, etc.). Must have a mindset and ability to drive inspection readiness for the site at all times.
• Deep understanding of aseptic processes, equipment, automation, validation, and cleanrooms and other classified area requirements.
• Proven ability to initiate and lead a site leadership team with cross-functional members as well as direct reports. Excellent at collaborating with key functions (Quality Assurance, Facilities, Supply Chain, Project Management, etc.) and efficient at removing barriers.
• Knowledge of transferring aseptic parenteral filling, device assembly and finish label & pack operations.
• Effective at communicating to a wide audience of experience, skills and expertise. Able to communicate a vision for the IOPS site and report on progress in achieving the vision.
• Excellent at developing staff, teams and future leaders. Leads by example.
• Working knowledge of financial operations in a manufacturing environment.
• A successful candidate will have the ability to think strategically, solve complex challenges while being able to quickly adapt to emerging situations. This individual must enjoy being challenged to think critically, embrace new technologies, and have a passion for continuously improving processes and operations.
• Minimum of a Bachelor of Science degree in any of the physical or biological sciences, or chemical engineering.
• 12+ years biopharmaceutical/biotech work in a GMP drug product production facility.
• 5+ years reporting to or interacting closely with Senior Leadership.


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Q: How to get the Radio type of Android phone(GSM,CDMA,WCDMA,LTE) I am using the google maps geolocation API. There is a field in there named radioType and the only supported values are GSM,CDMA,WCDMA, and LTE. Although these field is optional, I included it for more accurate results. I tried searching for code to find this. But I haven't found any. I want to find the radio type of the android phone. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: You can use telephonyManager to get the current network type
final TelephonyManager telephony = (TelephonyManager) getSystemService(Context.TELEPHONY_SERVICE);
and use the following function to get the network type
telephony.getNetworkType();