Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell discusses how the economy impacts the natural rate of unemployment and why it's important that inflation doesn't fall below 2 percent.
Consumer prices rose at their highest annual rate since 2012 in June, according to the latest CPI data, putting the rise in the costs of goods on a steeper trajectory than wage growth.
If this trend of consumers' expenses rising faster than wages continues, this will leave Americans with less money in their pockets, which could be a negative for the economy.
Fortunately, so far, the Trump tax cuts have somewhat cushioned the blow.
This could potentially shrink Americans' spending ability and with consumer spending an important part of the economy.
The increase in the cost of living rose to a 12-month pace of 2.9% from 2.8% in May. A year ago the annual rate was much lower, at just 1.6%.
The Labor Department's June jobs report showed that the 12-month wage growth was 2.7%. Trump tax cuts have partially made up for this difference, putting adjusted hourly pay flat over the past 12 months.
Higher inflation could push the Federal Reserve to become more aggressive with its rate hikes, but economists have cautioned that a too-aggressive central bank could derail the economy. Right now the Fed expects inflation will soon level off, but if it doesn't, it may be forced to act.
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The latest consumer price data showed that Americans are paying more for food, cars, rents and medical care. Prices were lower for energy, airline fares and clothing.


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Psvane / Acme Series / Acme 274B
Glass shell eight feet directly heated full-wave rectifier,274B is very similar with 5U4G and 5Z3P, which can be replaced by each other.
Uf………………5V
If…………… 2.5A
anode inverse peak voltage……………1550V
anode peak current ………750mA
Recommend working condition
Anode supply voltage 2×500V
Each arm impedance 75Ω
load impedance 2000Ω
Filter capacitor 4μF
Rectifier current ≧220mA
Do things better now,don't ask the future
What kind of experience is it when you make a vacuum tube that may be the best sound on earth?
Five years ago, when we decided to create an Acme series of audio vacuum tubes, there were countless visions for us. Like the spirit of the Voice of Nobility, our pursuit is not only the abundance and satisfaction brought by the material. We sincerely hope that the Voice of Nobility will become one of the few respected sound manufacturers in China, and also hope that we will be the same as every fancier, whether upstream or downstream,always full of passion and joy for vacuum tubes, audio, music, and life.
As a flagship product for many years, the reproduction classic series has been filled with praise from all walks of life to the Voice of Nobility.The one who want to walk ahead, the opponent is only himself—the most powerful opponent.
We know well how hard it is to make a masterpiece go beyond a hundred years of classic products, but in order to live up to the original intention and also live up to the expectations,we must go on with confidence and patience.
While mind understand thoroughly will be wisdom,and wisdom understand thoroughly will be virtue
The development and manufacture of vacuum tubes is always a multi-disciplinary and complex field, We are in awe of it, but does not mean that we are reluctant to move forward. This time, we chose to subvert the once highest honor podium: to gather the development team at home and abroad and develop the flagship product with independent intellectual property ,meantime together with the understanding and accumulation of technology by Voices of Nobility, this is the Acme series.
In the Acme Series, we have a number of patents,and also write a new chapter in our audio vacuum tube field: The very first style of high-power vacuum tube (Acme 845, 805, 211, etc.)with composite metal mesh screen pole structure in the world, graphite and metal wire mesh combined skillfully, make the sound very warm and transparent.Even at 600℃ temperature , the stress and thermal expansion coefficients of the two materials are in harmony, not only the sound is very steady, but also the power reserve and service life are also greatly increased; innovative the filament processing technology, which greatly improved the transmitting ability, possess of a voice so moving that it defied logic, such as immersive.
As the only one modern audio vacuum tube which with retro-onion glass shell styling (Acme 300B, 274B, 2a3, etc., ) all over the world, it is very beautiful from both inside and outside, tribute to the Centennial Classics; Benefit from improvement of the support structure after comprehensive consideration of the stress and harmonious vibration relationship , Acme 300B, 274B, 2a3, etc. using the suspended tube core structure, Let the sound free from shackles, full band filled with fresh music and rich details; in the design and manufacture of the tube seat, the Acme series is also very sophisticated use of all aluminum milling technology, with Teflon pedestal to achieve the perfection of the cup-holding radian, to achieve 360 °of art precipitation beauty; even such details as small as solder, we also compare with a number of well-known brands from Germany, Japan etc., select the German audio solder,then do post-processing,finally apply to our Acme series.
Unique ingenuity is to achieve every detail without regret.During the five-years research and development process, in order to select a new material which not only its parameter should meet the requirements of the vacuum tube, but also requires its excellent sound , our research team has extensive contacted with the researchers from the well-know institutions in the United States, Britain and Holland,After dozens of screening and contrast listening tests,a material was finally selected,starting from the first drawing picture ,we begin to use the industrial-grade 3D design software as aided design; In order to verify the rationality of the product, from the first time of structural test, we used 3D printing technology … All this efforts, just because of the hard work of R&D, is unthinkable for imitation and engraved: In order to let the material, structure, craftsmanship and sound performance match with the extreme series requirement, we have finished the nearly complete update and replacement of the equipment and personnel from R & D department to high-end variety production line.
Sound in the ear and charm in the heart
At the beginning of the voice of the nobility was founded , We, the partners who loves the music, gathered together for the same dream: hope to create the best vacuum tubes on earth by us.
The voice, which we expect is based on the infrastructure of high transparency, strong sense of 3D and natural fluency. At the same time, fully rich with music colour and appeal, and also the factors of its speed, dynamic, texture and density are enough to match the world's top inscriptions's requirements.
And these,can all be realized in Acme series.
Remember that at the first time, When we compared our Acme 300B with the 98 year edition of AB from the original manufacture of West Electric in the United States, we are impressed deeply by the Acme 300B, its purity and sense of transparency like the beautiful blue sky. The singer's expression is vivid. It seems that who,himself is within reach. Even in the strongest mid frequency part of WE300B,In terms of the density, texture and of Acme 300B can also keep the same extremly sense as WE300B. While Acme 300B has much more wider and deeper sound field performance, it is more admirable than its opponent. More than that, like WE300B, Acme 300B has the same classical tone and analog flavor.
And whenever we show Acme 845, in addition to praise, always make the audience wonder: from the day of the birth of the 845 vacuum tube, there has never been such a detailed, pure and transparent voice. The bigger the power, the worse the sound quality is, which is an insurmountable law of physics. But this time, Acme 845 completely subverted the past impression of itself: It completely retained the strength, powerful power, strong atmosphere and strong control of 845. The transformation and transition of high and low scale are also very clear and natural even with very high speed. During the interpretation of small classical works and voice, spotless, with great accuracy and purity sophistication,direct emotional expression, gorgeous and noble tone, gave the 845 vacuum tubes with unprecedented labels. And all of these are only belongs to the top audio sound qualities.
Listening quietly Soul hunting
The course of five years of development is also a spiritual journey for every one of us. This road, many times we asked ourselves,whether it is reckless to face difficulties and surrender to setbacks; this road, we regard love as faith, sing in the valley; this road, we are always grateful, and dream gradually approaching… We are still on the road. Although we are no longer young, we hope that we will still be young after sailing.
To pay tribute to everyone who still has dreams.

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Q: Using HttpURLConnection, InputStreamReader, I get null response I keep getting a "null" exception when I run this code. If I manually type the url string into my browser the php script posts "{query_result:SUCCESS}" indicating it worked, but when I try it via this code I just get the Exception e as "null". Can anyone help?
protected String signUp(String username) {
        String link = "http://12.34.56.78/JSON_addUser.php";
        String data = "";
        BufferedReader bufferedReader;
        String result = "";
        String message;

        try {
            data += "?username=" + URLEncoder.encode(username, "UTF-8");
            link += data;

            URL url = new URL(link);

            HttpURLConnection con = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
            bufferedReader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(con.getInputStream()));
            result = bufferedReader.readLine();
            return result;
        } catch (Exception e) {
            message = "Exception trying:  " + link + "   Got: " + e.getMessage() + result;
            return message;
        }
    }

A: Pretty often servers block requests like this because they are automated without a "User Agent" header. You might want to behave like a "real" browser.
Also i see a content encoding issue here. The constructor from InputStreamReader uses the default encoding and this might not be the encoding from the server--it might crash from converting the bytes into chars.

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A Butters Nagyon Saját Epizódja (Butters' Very Own Episode) a South Park című rajzfilmsorozat 79. része (az 5. évad 14. epizódja). Elsőként 2001. december 12-én sugározták az Egyesült Államokban.

Az rendhagyó módon Butters Stotch alakjára összpontosít, a sorozat valódi főszereplői csupán rövid időre tűnnek fel. A Butters Nagyon Saját Epizódja fordulópont a South Park történetében: Kenny McCormick előző részben történő "végleges" halála után megüresedett egy hely a szereplők között, melyet ezután Butters töltött be, egészen a Káosz Professzor című epizóddal bezárólag. Habár Kenny a hatodik évad végén visszatér, Butters legalább olyan fontos és gyakran szerepeltetett karakter maradt, mint Kenny. Az epizódban mellékszereplőként feltűnik O. J. Simpson, Gary Condit képviselő és a Ramsey házaspár (Patsy és John Ramsey) (akik mindannyian valamilyen gyilkosság kapcsán gyanúsítottként kerültek a média kereszttüzébe), és utalás történik a Predator nevű lényre is.

Cselekmény

Butters izgatott, mert közeleg szülei házassági évfordulója és a család egy étteremben fogja megünnepelni az eseményt. Pár nappal az évforduló előtt Butterst anyja, Linda megkéri arra, hogy nyomozza ki, mit kap ajándékba férjétől. Butters – anélkül, hogy értené, mit lát – szemtanúja lesz, amint apja meglátogat egy melegeknek fenntartott mozit, majd egy gőzfürdőt, ahol más férfiakkal alkalmi szexuális kapcsolatot létesít. A látottakat vidáman közli anyjával és még fényképeket is bemutat neki, aki ettől teljesen elveszti a fejét. Butters másnap is követi apját, akit a gőzfürdőben önkielégítés közben kap rajta. Mr. Stotch arra kéri fiát, hallgassa el, amit látott, de késő: Butters már mindent elmondott az anyjának.

Mrs. Stotch (aki öngyilkos akar lenni) kocsikázni viszi Butterst, majd az autóval egy folyóba hajt, ezután hazatér, hogy felakassza magát. Butters azt hiszi, az autó véletlenül gurult a vízbe, ezért amikor a jármű zátonyra fut, gyalog indul el hazafelé, hogy le ne késse az évfordulót. Mr. Stotch beismeri Lindának, hogy az interneten meleg oldalakat nézegetett és csupán a kíváncsiság hajtotta, de hajlandó megváltozni. Amikor megtudja, hogy Butters "halott", a kétségbeesett Stotchék közösen azt a mesét találják ki, hogy fiukat egy ismeretlen "Puerto Ricó-i" férfi vitte el.

Ahogy az ügy napvilágot lát és a médiában is megjelenik, Stotchékat egy olyan klub fogadja tagjaivá, akiknek szeretteit szintén "valami Puerto Ricó-i férfi" rabolta el; a klub tagja O. J. Simpson, Gary Condit szenátor és a Ramsey házaspár. Butters egy viszontagságos utazás végén (amely során az erdőben egy Predatorral is találkozott) épségben hazatér, de szülei egyből azon kezdenek veszekedni, milyen kitalált történettel adják be a médiának fiuk váratlan előkerülését. Butters leszidja őket, amiért folyamatosan hazudoznak, és ráadásul őt is erre biztatják. Mr. Stotch nyilvánosság előtt bevallja a teljes igazságot, kemény szavakkal illetve a hazug és gyilkos embereket (miközben a kamera Simpson, Condit és Ramsey-ék mosolygó arcát mutatja), ezután elviszi családját az étterembe.

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További információk

Butters Nagyon Saját Epizódja  a South Park Studios hivatalos honlapon

South Park-epizódok – 5. évad

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Boston Must See: August 2014
August is a slow month for theatre in Boston; many thespians decide to escape on a last-minute vacation before the fall season begins, and many theatre companies busily try to complete their seasons (we're still waiting on a few companies to release their entire slate of production titles). However, surprisingly, we have more than enough shows to review in this hot month of August. To escape to the cool confines of a theatre, we have a selection of original works and old favorites, funny musicals and dark plays. As usual, the Must See list features productions ranging from professional and Equity theatre to the Boston fringe companies.
This month, a general theme that struck our Editorial Staff was the struggle to overcome obstacles. In PLAYHOUSE CREATURES, we see female actresses taking the stage for the first time; in SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, we see actors and actresses struggle to adapt to the changing Hollywood scene; in GOD HATES MUSICALS, our hero fights to understand and perhaps rebel against his family's religious and socio-political dogma; and in PYGMALION, the minority Eliza struggles to gain power through the use of language in a totalitarian world dominated by men. The underdogs (the female Restoration actresses, Kathy Shelden, David Phelps, and Eliza Doolittle) provide a lens into worlds of submission, which, with the help of skill, intellect, and a little luck, they manage to subvert, rising to power.
However, akin to our fascination with what happens after "Ever After," we must also look to what happens after the underdog rises to such power. What do these minorities do once they gain the upper hand over their opponents? How does the world change in the concluding moments? And is the new world really one for the better, or do we have continued struggles to fight and overcome? What do you think? Do any of these productions provide the necessary discussion and commentary for change in our modern society? Send us an email at brian@myentertainmentworld.ca or simply reply with a comment on this feature.
To be considered for September's entry, please email us at brian@myentertainmentworld.ca by August 22, 2014, with information on your production, including company name, production title, director, location, production dates, and a brief reason why your production should be considered. September's entry will be posted at the very beginning of the month.
This month, we feature:
PLAYHOUSE CREATURES by Maiden Phoenix Theatre Company
SINGIN' IN THE RAIN by Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston
GOD HATES MUSICALS: A MUSICAL PARODY OF THE WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH by Ministry of Theater
PYGMALION by Flat Earth Theatre
PLAYHOUSE CREATURES
Written by April DeAngelis
Maiden Phoenix Theatre Company
Factory Theatre
791 Tremont St., Boston, MA
About the Production
Maiden Phoenix Theatre Company produces its first full production with the story of the first actresses on the English stage during the Restoration period. Their struggles, both personal and professional, provide a historical backdrop for us to consider broader socio-economic difficulties as women continue to play supporting roles, both on-stage and off-stage. Recently, many communities have held both formal and informal discussions regarding the limited offerings for female playwrights and female directors. While plays for female actresses are not as few as these other opportunities, Maiden Phoenix Theatre Company allows many Boston actresses to shine in its PLAYHOUSE CREATURES, including a female director and mostly female production team. Maureen Adduci (RABBIT HOLE at Hovey Players, and THE NORMAL HEART at Zeitgeist Stage Company) makes this production more than worth seeing. This play should encourage audiences to discuss our limited gains in gender equality on the stage and in our daily lives. Also, who doesn't love a cleverly directed period play with seventeenth century manners and costumes?
Screenplay and Adaptation by Betty Comden and Adolph Green
Songs by Nacio Herb Brown and Arthur Freed
Based on the MGM film by special arrangement with Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures, Inc.
Directed by Kirby Ward
Music Directed by Dan Rodriguez
Co-Choreographed by Eileen Grace and Kirby Ward
Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston
617 Lexington St., Waltham, MA
Reagle Music Theatre's SINGIN' IN THE RAIN is a natural Must See for Boston audiences; made popular by MGM's hit classic movie-musical, SINGIN' IN THE RAIN boasts charming characters and toe-tapping tunes. The 1952 movie starred Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and Debbie Reynolds in 1920s Hollywood, during the transition from silent films to "talkies." Some iconic songs include "Good Mornin'," "Make 'Em Laugh," and the title song "Singin' in the Rain" with plenty of comparable numbers to fill the show. We were excited in earlier months upon the announcement of Reagle's season, but one of our apprehensions regarded the ability to make the production really shine and meet the movie's acclaim. Enter Stage Left: Sean Quinn as Don Lockwood (made famous by Gene Kelly). Enter Stage Right: Edward Tolve as Cosmo Brown (made famous by Donald O'Connor. Enter Center Stage: Gillian Mariner Gordon (2013 My Theatre (Boston) Award Nominee for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical) as Kathy Selden (made famous by Debbie Reynolds). Each of these young performers has more than enough skill and charisma to carry the show to award-worthy acclaim, to match the movie's success and surpass expectations.
GOD HATES MUSICALS: A MUSICAL PARODY OF THE WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH
Written by Joseph Creedon
Music by Bryan Dunn
Lyrics by Emily Laverdiere
Directed by Joseph Creedon
Music Directed by
Ministry of Theater
TheatreLab@855
855 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA
August 13 – 24, 2014
So like last month's CREATIVE LICENSE, the details on GOD HATES MUSICALS: A MUSICAL PARODY OF THE WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH are slim. However, it's a 1) musical parody; 2) about the Westboro Baptist Church; 3) with a fun pun in the title about religion, musicals, and [insert demographic or abomination to be hated this week]. David Phelps questions his family's hate-fueled ways and dogmatic approach to life when Steve Drain, an outsider, changes his life. With the Rapture looming, can David trust Steve, and, more importantly, does God really hate musicals? This musical is cautiously on the list because it's an original musical in Boston, a city that suffers from a lack of anything original, let alone a musical with cleverness or socio-political verve.
Written by George Bernard Shaw
Directed by Devon Jones
Flat Earth Theatre
321 Arsenal Street, Watertown, MA
Speaking of original, Flat Earth Theatre, a company that My Theatre (Boston) has regularly reviewed, shakes up their season with a twist on a stuffy favorite. Their production exists in a totalitarian police state dominated by the cold Edwardian elite, set in vibrant and multicultural modern London. The production features its own multicultural and multiracial cast, including Chris Chiampa (THE PILLOWMAN and THE MEMORANDUM at Flat Earth Theatre) as Professor Henry Higgins, Jaclyn Johnson as Eliza Doolittle, with J. Deschene (BENT and PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at Theatre@First) as Mrs. Eynsford Hill, and Allison Olivia Choat (COMPANY at Moonbox Productions) as Freddy Eynsford Hill. This production might be exactly the kind of clever re-imagining needed to fuel Boston's own lesson in innovative theatre.
Written by: Brian Balduzzi
Published: Sunday, 2014/08/03 - 10:24
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In 2011, XL Catlin's Design Professional team and PSMJ Resources, Inc. announced a collaborative agreement to share knowledge, develop custom research tools, analyze trends in new ways, and develop reports and educational materials to advance A/E firms' risk and practice management efforts.
Most firms focus on the financial outcomes of their projects. These metrics typically gauge the efficiency of how well the project was completed. Firm leaders want to understand which projects created more than the firm's average profit, and which projects only broke even or lost money. Often, this pushes project managers with poor profits to force their costs down, which reduces the amount and/or quality of effort spent helping clients. This tends to reduce a firm's value to clients, a serious problem for any firm. The goal is to increase value to clients to improve loyalty and set the stage for better profits.
The simplest, most direct method for improving your firm's value to the client is to measure it. Measuring a client's perception of a firm's value, if done properly, not only identifies how to improve, but the act of measuring actually promotes improved client focus and awareness of client needs.
To collect the most helpful client feedback, your survey questions must identify how the firm's process compared to each client's expectations. Client expectations vary tremendously, even among the same client, and are rarely communicated proactively to the designer. It's also important to collect client feedback as services are rendered, not just at the end of a project. By charting financial results (efficiency) with client feedback (effectiveness), firm leaders can see their current results and understand how to successfully improve.
The quadrant chart (see Figure 1) plots project profit and client feedback together. This lets firm leaders see both their internal and external results for a more complete view of their firm's current status. On the profit scale, set the midpoint as the "Average Project Profit" over the past twelve months. On the feedback scale, set the midpoint as "Met Client Expectations." The purpose of the midpoints is for the chart to display where results are positive (and bear repeating) versus where results are problematic (and need refinement).
The names given to the four quadrants—Poor Fit, Potential, Expert and Burn Out—help identify results in terms of what can likely be improved. Any results below "Met Client Expectations" indicate some degree of problem with the client that, if not addressed, will tend to worsen. Addressing the matter is made easier by referring to the client's feedback to spot the issue. Results above "Met Client Expectations" indicate that a client's expectations were exceeded. Since most clients expect to get their money's worth, exceeding their expectations can lead to increased billings for additional services and project fees.
By measuring what matters and plotting project results (both profit and client feedback), it becomes immediately apparent not only how well the project manager's process worked, but also what to do to improve results going forward.
Mike Phillips, AIA is President of Phillips Architecture, a PSMJ Circle of Excellence firm in Raleigh, NC, and creator of the ClientFeedbackTool, the survey system customized for A/E firms and offered by PSMJ.
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CEO Blog: The much anticipated grant letter - a small success but tough hand dealt to HEFCE
The government needs to see higher education as a long term investment that helps the UK to grow, not as a cost to be constantly cut.
It's not often that a 10% cut in funding feels like a success. After prolonged speculation that funding to support disadvantaged students was going to be slashed or abolished altogether from HEFCE's budget, the confirmation in the grant letter that HEFCE should continue its (so far excellent) efforts to support widening participation is a welcome relief. However, despite the restated commitment from the government to improve access to higher education, it has dealt HEFCE a very tough hand.
The Access for Learning Fund, previously administered by institutions, is to be merged into the current Student Opportunity Allocation, but without its own stream of funding (£37m in last year's grant letter). HEFCE is seeing a cut of around £125m for recurrent teaching funding, but has been asked to manage this while keeping in mind the key priorities of: high cost subjects, STEM, widening participation and 'small and specialist' institutions. Essentially, it is being asked to do at least the same, but for less. This is, of course, impossible. Something will have to give, and HEFCE now has the extremely difficult task of working out how to balance, for example, the needs of institutions teaching STEM with the needs of the poorest students at universities (notwithstanding the fact that these two groups may well overlap).
HEFCE has a reputation for successful navigation of tricky waters. It will take all of its requisite skills and experience to keep everyone on board this time. More than ever it needs to work with OFFA and collaboratively with universities to ensure that the valuable gains in widening access and participation over the last decade are not lost.
There is still much to do to expand the opportunities that higher education brings to students from a wide range of backgrounds. This cut in funding will surely have an impact on this and so the challenge now is to reduce the impact as much as possible. The grant letter confirms investment from 2015-16 of £185m over four years to increase the unit of funding for high quality STEM provision. Is this something HEFCE will bear in mind when considering how to manage the reductions announced this year?
In a more positive – and let's face it, wholly expected – development, the ring-fence for science and research investment has been maintained by the Government. This is in acknowledgment of a long-standing commitment to invest in research. Research capital has received a boost in funding, as has teaching capital, with the indicative figures for both in 2015-16 showing another increase. As it is, the investment is a reduction in real terms as inflation chips away at the value of the recurrent funding for research. However none of this resolves the crucial question as to how translational research which is just as important to economic growth, will be funded in the future.
As the general election approaches it will be interesting to see how the political parties propose to balance these competing commitments when faced with the pressure to reduce funding even further.
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TV reviewTelevision
Archive On 4 – The Character Crunch
Politicians know they'll appeal to more people the blander they behave – which, Rory Bremner complained, is bad news for satirists
Elisabeth Mahoney
Mon 21 Jun 2010 01.44 EDT
"Stop me," said Rory Bremner, as he read names from the post-election political intake, "if you've heard of any of these." The perceived blandness of career politicians is, he added, "something of a problem" for satirical impressionists, a problem engagingly explored in Archive On 4 – The Character Crunch (Radio 4, Saturday).
The producer had some fun early on, running Nick Robinson's description of Cameron and Clegg's negotiations ("they came into the room and found they rather liked each other") over Je t'aime . . . moi non plus, and the programme was full of fantastic clips of more characterful politicians in full flow. Historian Peter Hennessy mooted that any modern day politician speaking like Churchill would "be offered counselling". We were then treated to some vintage Kinnock: "I don't give a sod about the politics – I'm not going to be kebabbed!"
The essay argued that politicians such as Blair and Cameron succeed because they depersonalise their public image. John Rentoul said of Blair: "His ordinariness is a facade, it's not real – he's actually a very self-controlled professional presentation manager." Keeping things bland may be good for politicians ("any kind of character is going to put somebody off"), but it's tough on Bremner. He tried to do Michael Gove but conceded that he makes him sound "a bit like Ronnie Corbett".


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Bustamante es un apellido español de origen toponímico. Proviene de la localidad de Bustamante del municipio de Campoo de Yuso en Cantabria. Etimológicamente parece derivar de la voz busto (pastizal para vacas).

Véase también
 Bustamante

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Apellidos de Cantabria
Apellidos toponímicos


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Improving Rural Access to Emergency Physicians
Daniel A. Handel, Jerris R. Hedges
The recent Institute of Medicine report entitled The Future of Emergency Care in the United States Health System acknowledges workforce issues in rural America but does not adequately address the current shortage of emergency medicine residency-trained and board-certified emergency physicians in rural America. Areas worthy of further attention to ameliorate this threat include 1) government and hospital support of emergency medicine resident educational debt load, 2) modification of residency review committee for emergency medicine guidelines to permit modified training programs that are rural focused, and 3) support of pilot projects designed to modify the delivery of rural emergency care under remote supervision by academic medical center-based practitioners. The authors discuss these potential solutions to help guide policy makers seeking to enhance rural emergency care delivery through a stronger emergency medicine workforce.
Academic Emergency Medicine
https://doi.org/10.1197/j.aem.2007.02.025
Internship and Residency
Handel, D. A., & Hedges, J. R. (2007). Improving Rural Access to Emergency Physicians. Academic Emergency Medicine, 14(6), 562-565. https://doi.org/10.1197/j.aem.2007.02.025
Improving Rural Access to Emergency Physicians. / Handel, Daniel A.; Hedges, Jerris R.
In: Academic Emergency Medicine, Vol. 14, No. 6, 06.2007, p. 562-565.
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Angell's Barn - 2011
Jackie Embury
Fire damage Angell's Barn - 2011
Document typed by Jackie Embury from Miss Hislop's handwritten green book owned by Janet Chennells
Old Ashwell was for the most part thatched, and this no doubt had a bearing on the disastrous fires which from time to time devastated the village. There was one such fire in 1622. This had to be watched by day and night by the men of the village who were paid £1, a large sum in those days.
The people of Ashwell by this, thought they would have an up-to-date fire engeon to throw water and this cost the sum of 8/-. In four years the engeon required mending and this cost 1/-. The engeon was kept in the church.
The next big fire was in 1795 and this destroyed many houses. A certain Ann Hart lost everything she possessed, and was granted a licence from the highest authorities to appeal for help from the whole of England, from Berwick to the South Coast, and appeals were made from most of the pulpits throughout the land.
On February 2nd 1850 the "Awful fire of Ashwell" broke out. It started at eleven o'clock at night, a little to the west from the centre of Ashwell, either on the premises of Mr. J. Westrope or Mr T. Chapman.
The wind was high and was coming from the south-west. It took less than twenty minutes to shroud in flames farms and cottages and it rendered at least thirty-two families to be homeless.
The damage done cost from £25,000 to £35,000. There were three malting in full working order, six large farm-houses, twenty-six large cottages and two other houses, as well as the handsome Independent Chapel. A man who later died in America confessed that he had set fire to Ashwell.
A native of Ashwell, who was staying in London on the night of the fire, said that he had a vision in which he saw the village in flames. The next day he came down to Ashwell and was surprised to find much of the village in ruins.
This man also saw in his vision a man running through the village setting it alight as he ran.
There is still evidence of the Great Fire of Ashwell 1850, the two photos show scorched and crazed wood on the end of Angell's barn in Silver Street (demolished in 2013 now houses). There are also marks still evident on the United Reformed Church. Jackie Embury
My late Father told me HIS Grandfather was the owner of Ashwell Farm. I am 70years old. Nathan Bond (Scott) is buried in the garden of your Church, I have seen the grave. Another name on the birth certificates I have is "Waller". Have birth and death certificates stowed away but don't want to keep taking them out.
By wendy miller
Dear Wendy, I am sorry but it is hard to identify a farm known as 'Ashwell Farm'. - It could be Ashwell End Farm but more research is needed.
By Peter Greener
Ashwell Statie
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Dig and Sow
Old Feasts
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Silver Street footpath resurfacing and road repairs
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[India], Oct 25 (ANI): Seems like Shah Rukh Khan is too excited for his upcoming science-fiction romantic drama 'Zero' as the superstar has introduced his character, Bauua Singh, on Twitter.
Shah Rukh Khan, who is already well-known for his witty comments, shared his first tweet as Bauua Singh on Thursday and it is hilarious to say the least.
The introductory tweet read," I am Bauua Singh people...respect that fact and those who don't. I will kill them with my love. Get ready Twitter people! Bauua Singh has arrived!"
Director of the film, Aanand L Rai, retweeted Bauu's tweet and wrote, "My friend has arrived."
Written by Himanshu Sharma, 'Zero' officially marks the return of SRK on silver screen after two years.
The 'Chennai Express' star will play the role of dwarf who falls in love with a superstar played by Katrina Kaif, while Anushka Sharma will also play a pivotal character.
The teaser of the film featuring SRK and Salman Khan was released on Eid this year.


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      version      = VERSION,
      description  = 'Protocol testing library for Robot Framework',
      author       = 'Robot Framework Developers',
      author_email = 'robotframework-users@googlegroups.com',
      url          = 'http://github.com/robotframework/Rammbock/',
      package_dir  = {'' : 'src'},
      packages     = ['Rammbock', 'Rammbock.templates'],
      long_description = open(join(CURDIR, 'README.rst')).read()
      )

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After Lenovo took care of his Moto smartphones in recent weeks and introduced a new series called Phab2, its vibe series devoted himself to the Chinese Group again and quietly introduced a new model: the 5-inch vibe C2. This is from the website of the Russian branch of Lenovo out, on which there is for the first time to see the device. As a result, the vibe C2 is an entry-level Smartphone that is designed especially for price-conscious users. Fits with the announcement of the Chinese group in January 2016, to use the term vibe so far used mobile devices in the future only in the low – and medium-priced.
The information provided after the vibe C2 in addition to the 5-inch display, which resolves with 1280 x 720 pixels, offers a mediatek-processor of the type MT6735P. Its two computing cores bars at 1.0 gigahertz. Lenovo memory is 1 gigabyte (GB), internal memory measures 8 or 16 GB depending on the model. A microsd card slot for memory expansion sits in a combined SIM and memory card slot also provides the vibe C2. The main camera comes to 8 mega pixels (MP), the front camera on 5 MP.
Bluetooth 4.0, wireless-n, as well as LTE the other facilities include the vibe C2 according to gsmarena alongside a second SIM card slot. Lenovo uses Marshmallow that is UI provided with vibe's own user interface in the operating system the current Android 6.0.1. Battery total a 2,750 mah serves as power storage.
The vibe C2 according to the information, comes in white and black on the market. When and at what price, there's the Lenovo vibe C2 in Russia, is equally uncertain as a market launch in Germany.


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The Season of Infamy: Most Wanted Expansion for Batman™: Arkham Knight is available beginning today for fans who have purchased the Batman: Arkham Knight Season Pass for the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One, or PC, and are connected to the Internet. The content is also available to purchase separately.
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Classic Harley Quinn Skin: Players who own the Harley Quinn Story Pack or Crime Fighter Challenge Pack #5, can select this Harley Skin, which can be used in the Harley Story Pack or in AR Challenges, from the character showcase.


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NBC is looking at a new Nancy Drew based show that would have a twist. Instead of focusing on the young detective it would make the writer of the detective series the main character as she finds herself thrust into a real mystery. She is forced to ask for help from her childhood friends whom she used as inspiration for her novels and have a major beef with how they were portrayed in the books.
The shows logline - "When the author of the most famous female teen detective series is thrust into a real-life murder mystery, who does she turn to for help? Her two best friends from childhood, who were the inspiration for all those books, and the women who have a real ax to grind about the way their supposed best friend chose to portray them all those years ago."
It sounds like a cross between Nancy Drew and Murder She Wrote. The project is going written by Tony Phelan and Joan Rater of Grey's Anatomy fame to write the series. The series will have Dan Jinks as an Executive Producer.
Nancy Drew has recently been appearing in a comic The Big Lie along with her teenage detective bretheren the Hardy Boys. The comic has is the latest place for Nancy to appear after appearing in TV, Film and many books.
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import * as flatbuffers from 'flatbuffers';
import { HelloReply as models_HelloReply } from './models/hello-reply';
import { HelloRequest as models_HelloRequest } from './models/hello-request';

import * as grpc from 'grpc';

interface IGreeterService extends grpc.ServiceDefinition<grpc.UntypedServiceImplementation> {
  SayHello: IGreeterService_ISayHello;
  SayManyHellos: IGreeterService_ISayManyHellos;
}
interface IGreeterService_ISayHello extends grpc.MethodDefinition<models_HelloRequest, models_HelloReply> {
  path: string; // /models.Greeter/SayHello
  requestStream: boolean; // false
  responseStream: boolean; // false
  requestSerialize: grpc.serialize<models_HelloRequest>;
  requestDeserialize: grpc.deserialize<models_HelloRequest>;
  responseSerialize: grpc.serialize<models_HelloReply>;
  responseDeserialize: grpc.deserialize<models_HelloReply>;
}

interface IGreeterService_ISayManyHellos extends grpc.MethodDefinition<models_HelloRequest, models_HelloReply> {
  path: string; // /models.Greeter/SayManyHellos
  requestStream: boolean; // false
  responseStream: boolean; // true
  requestSerialize: grpc.serialize<models_HelloRequest>;
  requestDeserialize: grpc.deserialize<models_HelloRequest>;
  responseSerialize: grpc.serialize<models_HelloReply>;
  responseDeserialize: grpc.deserialize<models_HelloReply>;
}

export const GreeterService: IGreeterService;

export interface IGreeterServer {
  SayHello: grpc.handleUnaryCall<models_HelloRequest, models_HelloReply>;
  SayManyHellos: grpc.handleServerStreamingCall<models_HelloRequest, models_HelloReply>;
}

export interface IGreeterClient {
  SayHello(request: models_HelloRequest, callback: (error: grpc.ServiceError | null, response: models_HelloReply) => void): grpc.ClientUnaryCall;
  SayHello(request: models_HelloRequest, metadata: grpc.Metadata, callback: (error: grpc.ServiceError | null, response: models_HelloReply) => void): grpc.ClientUnaryCall;
  SayHello(request: models_HelloRequest, metadata: grpc.Metadata, options: Partial<grpc.CallOptions>, callback: (error: grpc.ServiceError | null, response: models_HelloReply) => void): grpc.ClientUnaryCall;
  SayManyHellos(request: models_HelloRequest, metadata: grpc.Metadata): grpc.ClientReadableStream<models_HelloReply>;
  SayManyHellos(request: models_HelloRequest, options: Partial<grpc.CallOptions>): grpc.ClientReadableStream<models_HelloReply>;
}

export class GreeterClient extends grpc.Client implements IGreeterClient {
  constructor(address: string, credentials: grpc.ChannelCredentials, options?: object);  public SayHello(request: models_HelloRequest, callback: (error: grpc.ServiceError | null, response: models_HelloReply) => void): grpc.ClientUnaryCall;
  public SayHello(request: models_HelloRequest, metadata: grpc.Metadata, callback: (error: grpc.ServiceError | null, response: models_HelloReply) => void): grpc.ClientUnaryCall;
  public SayHello(request: models_HelloRequest, metadata: grpc.Metadata, options: Partial<grpc.CallOptions>, callback: (error: grpc.ServiceError | null, response: models_HelloReply) => void): grpc.ClientUnaryCall;
  public SayManyHellos(request: models_HelloRequest, metadata: grpc.Metadata): grpc.ClientReadableStream<models_HelloReply>;
  public SayManyHellos(request: models_HelloRequest, options: Partial<grpc.CallOptions>): grpc.ClientReadableStream<models_HelloReply>;
}


how can I change the default backgroud color (which is blue) for all my components in the application?
Have you seen the theming guide?
Have a look at the "Configuring Global Theme Variables" section discussing changing the base-color.


CVA Boston 1, pl. 37; 38, 3-4; Highlights: Classical Art (MFA), p. 115-116.
Side A: Shoemaker's shop. A young woman is being fitted for a new pair of sandals. The shoemaker sits before her on a diphros and cuts the sole leather around her foot. The woman lifts her himation and gestures toward the shoemaker. Various tools and sizing equipment hang on the back wall of the shop. Behind the woman sits the shoemaker's apprentice who holds a sandal in his hand. An older man observes the scene at the far right. He leans on a staff and gestures toward the woman. He may be the another customer, the owner of the shop, or the woman's husband or father. On the floor below the table sit a basin and a finished sandal.
Side B: Blacksmith's shop. The blacksmith, bearded and naked in center, is about to strike a bar of metal with his wedge-shaped sledgehammer. Another man, beardless and also naked, holds the heated bar on an anvil with a pair of tongs. The man is partially obscured by the furnace at the far left. At right, two clad men observe the scene, one seated on a block and the other on a diphros. The man at the far right gestures toward the scene as he leans on a staff (similar to the pose of the older man on Side A).


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Q: MacBook Pro WiFi much slower than Ethernet and other devices I noticed that the WiFi speeds (ping & rates) on my MacBookPro11,3 (osx 10.12.6) are far, far worse than with Ethernet or with other devices on the same network.
With WiFi my speeds are rarely above 1 mbps; whereas over Ethernet (same machine, same router) or WiFi on my Android phone (S7) I get a steady 20-25 mbps.
I tried manually tweaking MTU to 1423; also setting DNS to Google 8.8.8.8; also tried deleting files from /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ and rebooting. All to no avail.
Any way to diagnose this?

A: WiFi by it's nature is generally going to be slower then most any wired network. Not only do you share the bandwidth with everything else attached to that WiFi access point, but you can also get slowed down by your relative position in relation to the antennas and what is between you and the antennas (Walls, steel, sheet-rock, whole buildings, etc.)
First it would be helpful to know what the make and model of the WiFi hardware is that you are connecting to, where you are in relation to the device and what is between you and the device.
Also you may want to try a different access point. Possibly at work, a friend's house, a local coffee shop or other public location with WiFi.
With WiFi there are a lot of variables and before you go looking into problems with your Mac (possible but less likely than other things) you need to see if the problem exists connecting to other access points or even if just moving closer to your current one solves it.
Additionally I would be tempted to look in both /Library/Preferences and ~/Library/Preferences for any network/WiFi related preference file. Delete them and reboot. Then set up your networks again: you might have a damaged prefs file.

A: FWIW - it's also worth looking through the settings on the wifi base station / router - are there QoS rules being applied which throttle that MAC address (the NIC ID) and don't throttle the android device? Are the throttles in place for mobile devices as a whole versus desktops?


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A 5.ª edição da Paris-Roubaix teve lugar a 16 de abril de 1900 e foi vencida pelo francês Emile Bouhours. A prova contou com 269 quilómetros e o vencedor finalizou-a em 7h 10' 30" o que supõe 37,491 km/h em media.

Classificação final

Ligações externas
Resultados completos da corrida

1900
1900 na França
1900 no ciclismo


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"… Speaking of Oscar is very satisfying for me… When it comes to understanding the way football is played and transmitting this to the younger ones, we are on the same wavelength. We believe in the understanding of the game above everything, and in a systematic-holistic approach of training. We are a group of persons in Spain who support the positioning of the game in its teaching (the same model of playing as used by Guardiola in FC Barcelona). With a groundbreaking approach, and an inquiring mind, Oscar always wants to know more. He always focuses on the acquisition of values in young players. He doesn't separate the formation of the player from the person he is…"
"… From him I have learned that the young players do not improve based on instructions, but they will have to know what they are doing seen from a significant point of view. To Oscar, the images are illuminating, and furthermore, that the player feels and believes in what he is doing. From this viewpoint of understanding the game of football, the child develops the rest of his skills in an interconnected way. Oscar definitely stands at the forefront of methodology in Spain. He never separates, but integrates, and understands football as a complex system, and as such, he teaches…"
"… Watching his way of training is quite a performance, you always learn something from him. In almost all situations he relates the training with the real game, and by way of matched incitement, he achieves adjustments from every single player…"
Adolfo Aldana
Former player of Real Madrid, Deportivo Coruña y Español Barcelona
11 Seasons in La Liga Spanish First Division
3 Spanish Leagues, 2 "Copas del Rey" and 2 Spanish SuperCups
4 times international player for Spain
Graduate in Physical Education and UEFA PRO Coach
"…For a few years, Oscar Felipe was my teacher in the national course for football coaches (UEFO PRO License) which was given in Granada. I was fortunate to be in his classes about methodology, tactics and other aspects related to the world of football coaching…"
"…Spotlighting Oscar as a teacher is nothing new, his workaday eagerness goes hand in hand with his preparation and supremacy of the public exhibition. It shows that he enjoys what he is doing, he is passionate and, even more importantly, he transmits this passion onto his pupils…"
"…Personally I'd like to highlight that his classes were a natural way to generate debates among all his pupils. I believe this to be essential when it comes to speaking about something as subjective as the tactical component of football."
"…Ultimately, being one of Oscar's pupils was a great experience and, without any doubt, I would recommend him for any other course where he will be responsible for the teaching of the contents of this sport. Furthermore, I am sure that he will achieve one of the main objectives in any aspect of teaching: to make those who listen "think'…"
Jesús Cañadas
Assistant Coach in Spanish First Division (Levante, Granada and Aris in Greece)
Graduate in Physical Education and UEFA PRO Licensed Coach
"…I would like to thank you for your contribution to my vocational training. After having thought deeply about your teaching, I have come to the conclusion that you bring together the key skills for this sport to evolve. You showed an innovative, lively and participative disposition with which you elaborate your teaching to appear relevant to me within a practical context tied with theoretical and attitudinal foundations. For all this, my congratulations for the level shown…"
"…It is my wish that we will be able to share similar experiences in the future…"
Pedro G. Píriz
Former player and Physical Trainer in Real Betis (First and Second Division)
Professor at the University of Seville
Doctor in Physical Education and UEFA PRO Licensed Coach
"…It is a pleasure for me to value the professional and human qualities of Oscar Felipe as I was fortunate to be a pupil of his at level III. What really impacted me in his classes was his groundbreaking perception of the cutting-edge methodology that he applies to the training of football. He not just displayed a different vision of the game as such, but he devised an alternative way in presenting the daily training, based on the Playing Cycle. This genuine and different way of portraying the game, allowed all his pupils to experience a new methodological and easy to apply state of affairs, much closer to the competition…"
"…Likewise, Oscar presented an excellent assessment among the vast majority of the school's students. According to the students of the three centres, in Alemeria, Granada and Malaga, where he teaches, Oscar shows an enormous passion for teaching, a closeness to the pupils which makes them wanting to continue following his classes, and some communication skills that make the continence of his teachings entertaining and profoundly interesting…"
Eduardo G Mármol
Academic Director in Iundenia Football Coaches School
Professor of the Granada University
Graduate in Phisical Education and UEFA PRO Licensed Coach
"… I have been fortunate to share changing room with important players, such as Maradona, Unzue, Suker or Simone, and also to have had coaches of great reputation and with a long career behind them… but I have to admit that, when I actually started to understand the football game, and to know why I did things and the reason for daily training, was when I met Oscar Felipe, first as a coach in Third Division, and later as a Coordinator and his methodology in the club where I coached under him…"
"… His unique way of understanding the game and "its moments", as well as a unique way of designing and managing the training tasks, has opened my mind to a world that was unknown to me, even after having made myself a living as a professional player…"
"… As a coach, Oscar is tough and demanding; on the other hand, it is relevant to value his listening skills when referring to the troublesome player. It is noteworthy that his directions are always accompanied by solid arguments in a way that the football players understand without difficulty. And at the same time he inspires confidence. Therefore I consider that he got the best out of me in order to a maximum performance during my time as a player of his…"
Juan Carlos 'Pescao' Fernández
Former professoinal player for Sevilla CF, Granada, Córdoba, Almería
Professional player in very competitive Spanish Leagues First, Second and Secon B divisions
Professional Goalkeepers Coach and Level I Licensed
"… Speaking of Oscar as a teacher, as a coach, as a researcher is quite easy seen from my position and experience, so much so, that if my professional future offered me the opportunity to rely on him, I will do so because one must pursue to be surrounded by the best people for an unequivocally form of progress and improvement…"
"… Oscar opens up enormous possibilities and capabilities in all three fields, and it is my believe that he is able to enhance the structure of the technical staff or the club. My conviction is a result from my experience as his pupil in the football training course on Level 3 (UEFA PRO), from my observation of his aspects as a coach and our discussions and reflections about football during numerous hours…"
Javier Reyes
15 seasons as Physical Trainer in First and Second Division
Deportivo Coruña, Athletic Bilbao, Almería, Rec. Huelva, Albacete, Murcia
DVTK in First Division of Hungary
Graduate in Physical Education and UEFA PRO Licensed
"… Let me start by displaying a fact about Oscar Felipe, and those who are parents will understand me better; I left Oscar to be my son's coach. This is the best way to show my trust I feel with this professional, from here on there are many things that can be said about him…"
"… He was my son's coach, so I could see his work. I saw how he works with the teams, how he makes the children feel to be players, by showing the game as an adventure to be discovered, and thus, the best way for learning. He knows the language of the children and knows how to open up the children's attention. I am experienced in this field and I have been fortunate to direct important Professional Youth Programs with good coaches but, at a high level, the capacity of working with young talents and concentrating in the player is missing. Oscar has this skill…"
Luis Fradua
Former Youth Program Director in First Division Teams
Athletic Bilbao, Español and Real Betis
Professor at Granada University (Physical Education University)
Contact & Suscription
"… Oscar, I was one of the coaches at the Clinic you did at Bishop Kearney High School in Rochester, NY. last August that was at my school. I thought you would like to know that we took the skills and lessons we learned at the clinic from you and the others, and applied them to our season...
... Because of what we learned - the passing game, the pressure, support and balance defense, along with a lot of hard work, we won the Championship this year!!!! We had a record of 16-4, and defeated a lot of bigger schools. We won our 3 tournament games with 3 straight shutouts, and had 13 shutouts altogether. We feel that you and your excellent group were a big part of this. Thank you again...
... I will certainly spread the word about your clinic. I hope all is well with you. Please pass on my best wishes to everyone."
Paul *****
SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTAMENT
GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER COACH
BISHOP KEARNEY HIGH SCHOOL


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Q: userform multicolumn listbox not showing records unless form is closed and re-opened I have 4 user input forms where user inputs/edits records via fields on the form and the records display below in a multi-column listbox. (There are also Save and Delete buttons on the forms.) They have all worked fine for weeks of unit testing. Now that I have coded and debugged the calculations part of the project, I have started a final round of system testing where I am starting with blank data sheets. And the listboxes are showing a strange (new) behavior.
When I open a form with no records, enter the first record and save it, the record is not displayed. The record does get saved properly on the data sheets. The first column of the listbox displays the record number and the rest of the columns are blank. However, I am not including (displaying) the record number (column A) on the forms. I only display values from columns 2 the 7 (B thru H) of the data sheet. It will only show the record number for every record I enter thereafter, as long as I am in the same "session" of the open form when I entered the first record.
However, if I close the form and re-open it, the records displays as they should. And any subsequent records I enter after I re-open the form, the new records also display properly. Even if I delete all the records on the form and ad new ones, they display fine as long as I have not closed the form. This behavior is the same for all 4 of the forms. The forms all worked properly when I created them, and for literally a couple of months of unit testing after that. Admittedly, I have made a lot of code changes to correct errors I have found in the calculations part of my project. But I cannot conceive of any that would globally affect listboxes on all the forms.
Example code for one of the forms Initialize event:
        If Not iAcctLastRow = 1 Then 'there are no records to load into listbox
            Set rAcctDB = wsAcctInput.Range("A2:J" & iAcctLastRow)
            With Me.lstAcct 'Populate listbox
                .Font.Name = "Tahoma"
                .Font.Size = 10
                .ColumnCount = 10
                .ColumnWidths = "0,120,80,90,60,60,80,60,0,0"
                .List = rAcctDB.Cells.Value
            End With
        End If

And in the Save procedure I refresh the listbox as follows:
        iAcctLastRow = wsAcctInput.Range("B22").End(xlUp).row
        DelayThis 50 'added this delay but no change
        Set rAcctDB = wsAcctInput.Range("A2:J" & iAcctLastRow)
        Me.lstAcct.List = rAcctDB.Cells.Value 'Refresh listbox

The above code is the same on all 4 forms, varying in which data sheet and columns being used. I can repeat the above behaviors at will. Has anyone seen this before, or have any ideas?

A: You can format the listbox on initialize even if there are no records to show.
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

    Dim wsAcctInput As Worksheet, iAcctLastRow As Long
    Set wsAcctInput = Sheet1
    iAcctLastRow = wsAcctInput.Range("B22").End(xlUp).Row

    With Me.lstAcct 'Populate listbox
        .Font.Name = "Tahoma"
        .Font.Size = 10
        .ColumnCount = 10
        .ColumnWidths = "0,120,80,90,60,60,80,60,0,0"
        If iAcctLastRow > 1 Then
            .List = wsAcctInput.Range("A2:J" & iAcctLastRow).Value
        End If
    End With

End Sub

A: I spent all day on this. I cannot answer why this changed, but I can explain how I fixed it. I noticed that the listbox not only was showing just the row number, but it was only loading that single column as if there was only supposed to be 1 column.  The listbox object has ColumnCount and ColumnWidths that can be set in the Object Browser. My ColumnCount has always been set to 1 and ColumnWidths being blank, because I set them in code. So I changed the Object Browser ColumnCount to 10 and pasted my widths into ColumnWidths. And it worked. I set them back to the defaults of 1 and blank, respectively. I saw the earlier failure to load the listbox columns.
The fix was to force the column count and widths again with each Save via code just as I do in the userform initialization, instead of the simple range refresh.
            With Me.lstAcct 'Populate listbox
                .Font.Name = "Tahoma"
                .Font.Size = 10
                .ColumnCount = 10
                .ColumnWidths = "0,120,80,90,60,60,80,60,0,0"
                .List = rAcctDB.Cells.Value
            End With

I have a backup of this file from 3 months ago with the code working as it is shown in the original post, and the column counts and widths set to their default values - which is why I had not tried this fix earlier. I cannot explain what changed in the code execution. Nor can I explain why it only worked properly if there was at least one record in the listbox.


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Surfers warned as monstrous swells lash Victoria, SA
Sport Other Sports Surfers warned as monstrous swells lash Victoria, SA
12:09pm, Apr 26, 2019 Updated: 12:17pm, Apr 26
Kelly Slater of USA advances to Round 4 of the 2019 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach after winning Heat 1 of Round 3 at Bells Beach. Photo: Getty
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Eleven-time world Champion Kelly Slater is set to tackle potentially dangerous waves as high as 15 metres at Bells Beach for the World Surf League event.
The 47-year-old beat Australia's world title contender Julian Wilson 11.84 points to 7.20 on Thursday to move into the round of 16 Heat 1 at the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach on Victoria's southern coastline.
Slater will compete again on Friday afternoon against Peterson Crisanto, who won an all-Brazilian encounter against Michael Rodrigues.
He said he would have to search around for a bigger board to tackle whatever Bells offered up, as forecasters warned of monstrous waves hitting Bell's Beach throughout the day.
Word among riders was that the surf conditions would match those of the historically high waves at Bell's in 1981, forcing Slater to jokingly reference the 1991 cult movie Point Break, starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze.
"It could be a 20-year swell from Point Break. It's always when you put that expectation that it doesn't happen but I think it's too big for Bells we're going to be trying to catch the inside waves," he said.
Not only has @johnjohnflorenc just dropped a 9.50, but this swell is STILL BUILDING 🙌
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— World Surf League (@wsl) April 26, 2019
"Tomorrow's round is going to be dodging bullets," he said on Thursday afternoon.
"I don't know that it's going to be favouring anybody."
By 12pm on Friday, 8-metre waves greeted the last of the champions, with warnings that the swell was going to continue to increase over the next four hours up until the day's event finishes at 4.40pm.
It's all happening. The #RipCurlPro Bells Beach has been called ON! Coverage begins at 7am AEST, in about 15 minutes! Watch live on https://t.co/ie0ZfNdmHw, the WSL app, and Facebook Live! @ripcurl pic.twitter.com/vpBoqMMbud
Victoria's Bureau of Meteorology said a powerful cold front, which is expected to move across Bass Strait, may bring swells as large as 14 or 15 metres on Friday afternoon.
They could last well into the evening.
Senior forecaster Chris Godfred said apart from the freakishly large "odd wave out in the open water", surfers may also see swells as high as 8 or 9 metres before conditions eased over the weekend.
"We could see combined seas and swell rising to 8 to 9 metres out in the open water in western Bass Strait, and in the range of 5 to 7m in central Bass Strait, which is between Cape Otway and Wilsons Promontory," he said.
Conditions in South Australia will begin to deteriorate from Friday morning with five-to eight-metre swells hitting exposed areas of the coast.
Defending champion Stephanie Gilmore fell in the quarter-finals on Friday morning as monster waves hit.
Stephanie Gilmore is eliminated from the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach with an equal 5th finish after placing second in Quarter Final Heat 3 at Bells Beach. Photo: Getty
Beaten by Hawaiian Malia Manuel, Gilmore described the conditions as "terrifying".
"I survived the 50-year storm today," she said.
With a huge swell predicted to build at Bells throughout Friday and Saturday, Manuel switched to a bigger board and claimed a 10.77 points to 8.70 triumph against the seven-time world champion.
The seven-time World Champion Stephanie Gilmore is eliminated with an equal 5th finish after placing second in Quarter Final Heat 3 at Bells Beach on Friday. Photo: Getty
It was the 25-year-old's first win over defending Rip Curl Pro title-holder Gilmore at Bells, giving her increased confidence that this could be the year she challenged for a first overall world title.
"I'd love it to be," said Manuel.
"I'm working on it.
"I'm trying to get better at surfing and make smart decisions.
"Trust my instincts and have instincts trust me."
Manuel's semi-final opponent will be US teen sensation Caroline Marks, who downed Brisa Hennessy from Hawaii on Friday morning.
Surf Life Saving warnings
Meanwhile, Surf Life Saving SA chief officer Damien Marangon has urged everyone going in or near the water to take responsibility for their own safety and the safety of those around them.
He also urged those tempted to head out into the surf on Friday and over the weekend to perhaps think again.
"Things can change quite quickly and dramatically," Mr Marangon said.
"As attractive as it may be to go out there, the thing that has to come first is your own safety and that of your loved ones."
-with AAP
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By Beaux Reliosis on November 15, 2016 • ( 12 )
"I don't know what it's like to live your life."
Driving home from work tonight, my thoughts bouncing from what's for dinner to Lyme strategy to CRAP–I can't see in the too-early dark! I was half-listening to an NPR segment about a young woman who is considering becoming a nun. I was struck, particularly, by a statement made by the older nun who was recruited to talk with the young woman. She was recalling a conversation she had had with a female inmate while working as a nurse in a prison.
I had to let that sink in at the stoplight.
With abandonment being one of the most frequent, hurtful outcomes of having a disease that's shrouded in lies, that statement rang true. Ridiculously unfair, but true.
Nobody can ever understand what it's like to be in our rotten bodies, and we make ourselves crazy trying to convince others of how awful it is. People will never know what it's like to live our life. NEVER. So why do we spend so much of our precious energy telling our "personal stories" in the name of awareness?
I suspect that one reason is the potential told-you-so factor. Those of us "on the inside" (yes, Lyme is cool, and mysterious!) know how easy it is to get the disease. You don't have to be Ranger Rick tracking bear deep in the forest, or Johnny Appleseed traipsing across the tick-infested countryside. You could be a toddler playing in your own yard, or a kid on a school trip, or a corporate executive enjoying lunch in a city park. So telling our story is like saying, "Hey, jerkoffs who don't believe me, you'll rue the day!" It's a way of placating our own hurt egos.
I'm not trying to gloss over the fact that sometimes people totally suck. A lot of times, in fact. Especially when you feel like you're dying and your own family tells you that maybe if you quit having such a negative attitude you'd feel better. Those people suck. But again, those people can never know what it's like to live our life. Do they deserve a modicum of grace in their ignorance?
We have an illness that's fraudulently denied by the medical establishment, and we understandably need emotional support from loved ones to validate our feelings of betrayal over the injustice. But to add insult to injury, the very people we turn to for support end up siding with the disease denialists. Then we think that by telling the story of how sick we are, how we *almost died*, how our family and friends dumped us, how we can't afford treatment, or a home, or food, we will somehow convince other people that our family and friends were wrong.
People inherently believe that they are good and righteous, and the unfortunate truth is that they are mostly too self-centered to realize that they actually suck. Still, if we put ourselves in the abandoners' shoes, would we have passed the same judgment, or would we have been a comfort to them in their illness? I believe that in most cases we would have done the exact same thing as they have done, because after all, we can't know what it's like to live another person's life. We earn humility in our suffering.
Enter Social Media. What happens is, we tell our personal stories, we do the "Faces of Lyme" thing, which, for 20 years has never worked, and our message ends up circulating around the Facebook Lyme groups with nary a view by an outsider. (Nary–never thought I'd use that word, but there you go.) If anyone outside of the Lyme circles sees your "Face of Lyme," it's probably somebody who sucks–who hasn't lived your life, or earned any humility. Someone who's likely to abandon a loved one at her time of need. They just don't care.
I GET that we need validation. I GET that many of us have no family or friends to whom we can turn for emotional support. I GET that we all want to do something to change this horrid situation, despite many being disabled or bedridden. You want to be an activist but are unable to protest or lobby? Here's an idea.
Who said "I don't know what it's like to live your life"? A nun. A woman who devoted her life to the service of people in God's name. She knows that she cannot possibly fathom the depth of your suffering, but she believes that you are suffering very deeply. She believes you.
I propose a spiritual awareness campaign.
If you're a person of faith, tell your priest/pastor/nun/rabbi/guru/preferred religious leader that this injustice is taking place in our country and around the world. Tell OUR story to the people who believe other people because that's what they do. And magically, other people BELIEVE THEM. Tell OUR story to those who have not only a moral obligation, but a spiritual obligation to do something about it, even if that means simply praying for us. There are well known studies on the power of prayer.
Stop telling your personal story and only tell OUR collective story. Show them that this is not about you, but about the millions upon millions who are affected directly or indirectly by a pattern of scientific fraud within the government, and the subsequent fleecing of the entire medical establishment. Tell them that our fellow Lyme comrades have it worse than you do. That many are unable to work, yet are denied disability due to the falsified Lyme case definition. Tell them that families are financially devastated and people are being left to die alone in their cars, in the woods. We know it happens. Tell those stories. I guarantee it will make you feel better inside than telling your own.
Tell OUR story to the people who don't know what it's like to live our life, but who will admit it openly instead of lashing out in fear. Tell them we need reinforcements of both the physical and spiritual varieties. Tell them that you know they will believe you, and that it brings you great comfort, but the others still need help. Amen.
xoxo Beaux
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I was an atheist for almost 40 + years. With reasons. Then I became more spiritually aware, yes….but then I also got infected with TBD right afterwords….. hmmmm
I surely have looked up (or down) in search of that spirituality. I constantly do. Sure lyme makes me want to go back to who I was. Crimes like this one, confirm me that there is no god (God) and that we are truly alone. It seems that "evil" triumph constantly. But then again, atheists do not recognize evil either. So which way to go to seek spiritual comfort with the hope of justice?
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Wow!!!. Thank you so much for this!
Beaux Reliosis
It is much more gratifying to tell the collective story. It feels better to be a person who values everyone equally, then telling your own story to people who just can't wait for you to shut up.
"When you really listen to another person from their point of view, and reflect back to them that understanding, it's like giving them emotional oxygen."
― Stephen Covey
You guys have managed to validate every single Lyme patient in the collective Lyme- Ish. i wish fury was directed more at the people who truly deserve it. Thank you for carrying on despite the "emotional oxygen" being blown back in your face.
December 31, 2016 • 6:17 am
Thank you, JB 😉❤
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I cracked up! In a GOOD WAY! THANK YOU & GOD BLESS YOU for this article. I SO NEEDED to read this at this very moment 💔➡❤🙏🙏🙏
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"We (l)earn humility in our suffering." !!!!
That too….I guess what I was trying to convey is that if we remove the self-pity from suffering, suffering is like work, and humility is a virtue worth working for.
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Thanks for this, Beaux. For this, and for so many things lately…
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Amen. Good one
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Former Leeds United and England defender Danny Mills gave the Asda Foundation Leeds 10K a boost when he made a guest appearance at a pop-up shop opened to promote the event.
Jane Tomlinson's Run For All, organisers of the race, operated the shop in Leeds's St John's Centre for two days to give people the chance to sign up for the 10K on Sunday July 12th.
A frequent charity runner and strong supporter of Run for All events, Danny is among thousands of runners preparing for the Leeds 10K.
Plans are being drawn up for the shop to return to the centre and to make an appearance at a Leeds City Council site in Lands Lane, near WH Smith, later this month.
People unable to get to the shop can sign up for the event here.
Since its launch in 2007 the Asda Foundation Leeds 10K has raised well over £2.5m for its partner charities alone. The race forms part of the lasting legacy of Jane Tomlinson, who raised £1.85m for charity by completing a series of gruelling challenges despite being diagnosed with incurable cancer.
Thousands of runners have already signed up for this year's race which starts in Vicar Lane and takes in some of the city centre's best known landmarks before finishing outside the Town Hall.
People taking part can run for one of the event's partner charities or support a good cause of their own choice. The partner charities are Jane Tomlinson Appeal, The Haven, Macmillan Cancer Support, Martin House Children's Hospice, Forget Me Not Children's Hospice, St George's Crypt, Leeds Children's Hospital Appeal, Yorkshire Cancer Research, Mencap Leeds and Sue Ryder.


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Q: to_sym error when using sessions I have a "cart" model, a users cart id is stored in their session.
My routes look like this
map.resources :carts
map.cart "cart", :controller => "carts", :action => "show"

in my show view, i displayed the contents of the cart, and everything was fine.
Then i decided i wanted the user to be able to update the quantity of items from the show view, so i added this to the view..
<% form_for @cart do |cart_form| %>
<% end %>

and now i get the following error
undefined method `to_sym' for nil:NilClass

on
<% form_for @cart do |cart_form| %>

Interestingly if i remove
map.cart "cart", :controller => "carts", :action => "show"

from my routes, and specify a cart id in the url, it works, but i do not want to be passing cart ids in the url.
Any idea how to fix this please?
[update]
rake routes looks like this:
carts GET    /carts(.:format)                               {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"index"}
POST   /carts(.:format)                               {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"create"}
new_cart GET    /carts/new(.:format)                           {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"new"}
edit_cart GET    /carts/:id/edit(.:format)                      {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"edit"}
GET    /carts/:id(.:format)                           {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"show"}
PUT    /carts/:id(.:format)                           {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"update"}
DELETE /carts/:id(.:format)                           {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"destroy"}
cart        /cart           {:controller=>"carts", :action=>"show"}

A: If you don't need the id in the routes, you could use:
map.resource :cart, :controller => :carts