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ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The National Home Infusion Association and several allied organizations have asked the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and state regulatory agencies to investigate unregulated, direct access infusion businesses that provide individuals with intravenous solutions absent the recommendation of a licensed prescriber. These businesses, they say, treat hangovers, exercise recovery and elevation sickness, which can usually be resolved with oral medications or through...
Aeroflow Urology, Dynarex, LUCI, Masimo, NHIA, Owens & Minor, Sunrise Medical
RICHMOND, Va. – Owens & Minor on Jan. 18 marked 140 years in business. Founded by Otho O. Owens and George Gilmer Minor, II, as a pharmaceutical wholesale and retail company, the Owens & Minor Drug Company operated on Main Street in downtown Richmond, setting its sights on the untapped market share of rural and small-town pharmacists who needed supplies. Today, it is a global Fortune 500 company with 15,000 employees. "Today we celebrate all that Owens & Minor has accomplished...
Apria Healthcare, Byram Healthcare, Home Medical Equipment, Owens & Minor
Apria joins Byram in OM's patient direct platform
January 14, 2022Theresa Flaherty, Managing Editor
RICHMOND, Va., and INDIANAPOLIS – The combination of Byram Healthcare and Apria will create a platform for Owens & Minor to expand in the fast-growing home health care market, says Edward Pesicka, its president and CEO. Byram's portfolio is comprised of diabetes, ostomy, incontinence and wound care supplies, while Apria's is comprised of home respiratory, sleep apnea, negative pressure wound therapy and traditional HME products. "That creates an opportunity...
Apria Healthcare, Byram Healthcare, M&A, Owens & Minor
January 12, 2022Liz Beaulieu, Editor
Well, 2022 is certainly starting off with a bang. The first rumblings that big things are going to happen this year was an announcement on Jan. 6 by Stryker that it plans to acquire Vocera Communications. This does not have a direct impact on the HME industry, per se, but it does speak to large players in mostly the acute care space getting more serious about extending their reach beyond hospitals. Stryker said Vocera brings a portfolio of products to address "the increasing need for...
Apria, Baxter International, Cardinal Health, Medically Home, Owens & Minor, Stryker, Vocera
Owens & Minor buys Apria, reaches deeper into home care
RICHMOND, Va., and INDIANAPOLIS – Owens & Minor, which owns Byram Healthcare, says it will buy Apria for $37.50 in cash per share of common stock, representing an equity value of about $1.45 billion. This price per share represents a 26% and 24% premium over Apria's closing share price on January 7, 2022, and 30-day volume weighted average price, respectively. "The combination of two complementary businesses in Byram Healthcare and Apria will enable us to better...
Apria, Byram Healthcare, M&A, Owens & Minor
Moneyline: Two big deals, one week
May 5, 2017HME News Staff
RICHMOND, Va. - Owens & Minor, a global healthcare services company providing supply chain services to healthcare providers and manufacturers, has agreed to pay about $380 million for Byram Healthcare, it announced May 2.The White Plains N.Y.-based Byram is a leading supplier of home medical supplies, including ostomy, wound care, urology, diabetes and incontinence supplies."Expanding across the continuum of care is a strategic imperative for us," said P. Cody Phipps, president and CEO...
Byram Healthcare, Dedicated Distribution, Home medical supplies, NDC, Owens & Minor
Owens & Minor 'expands continuum' with Byram acquisition
May 4, 2017Theresa Flaherty, Managing Editor
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Craftsbury, Vermont, New England USA
August 14, 2018 August 21, 2018 Vermont2 2727 Views Colonel Crafts, Craftsbury, Timothy Newel
About Craftsbury, Vermont
*Area, Population and Density rankings refer to Craftsbury's relative position among Vermont's 255 civic entities (9 cities, 242 towns, 4 gores and grants). Complete rankings are here.
Chartered to Timothy Newell, Colonel Ebenezer Crafts and 61 associates, most of whom were members of a Massachusetts line regiment that had been organized early in the Revolution by Colonel Crafts. In the charter the town was named Minden, thought to honor the 1759 defeat by the English and Germans of the French at the Prussian city of Minden, an event which helped to conclude the Seven Years War (the North American aspect of which was known as the last of the French and Indian wars).
There is no record that Timothy Newell ever took any active part in settling the Vermont town, but Colonel Crafts did. The latter was born in Pomfret, Connecticut, in 1740, graduated from Yale in 1759, and for some time lived in Woodstock, Connecticut. His son, Samuel Chandler Crafts, later to become a Vermont statesman and governor, was born there in 1768. At the time Minden was chartered, the Crafts lived in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, and Colonel Crafts was one of that community's most respected members.
Like many other prominent citizens, Crafts was caught up in the post-Revolutionary depression, and apparently the Vermont town was one of the few pieces of property he was able to salvage. In 1788 he went north, built a road eighteen miles long from Cabot to Minden, then cleared about a dozen acres at the site of the present Mill Village, built a house, a sawmill and the beginnings of a gristmill. In the winter of 1790-91, he brought his wife and several other families from Sturbridge. They arrived at Cabot in February to find four-foot-deep snow that obliged them to leave their horses behind. The men of the party, walking on snowshoes, pulled the women on hand sleds the eighteen miles to their new home.
According to the legislative journals the town's name was changed from Minden to Craftsbury in November, 1790 because "from a similarity of sound the names of Lyndon and Mindon are often mistaken one for the other"; the Craftsbury name was chosen to honor the town's chief grantee and first settler. The first town meeting was held at the Colonel's home in 1792; he was elected selectman at that meeting, and a little later he was elected as the town's first representative to the Legislature. At that first town meeting his son, Samuel, was elected town clerk, an office which he held for thirty-seven years. In subsequent years Samuel held almost every office in Vermont government, including the governorship and a seat in the US Senate. The father died in 1810, aged seventy, and the son died in 1853, aged eighty-five.
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The cloud API wars have continued unabated in 2013, with many flare ups. Apache CloudStack hasn't been a huge partisan in these wars; but we still consider APIs very important.
What is this 'Apache CloudStack you speak of?
You haven't heard about Apache CloudStack? Perhaps it's not surprising then that its often been called the 'best kept secret in cloud computing'. Apache CloudStack is both project and product; it's a top level project at the inimitable Apache Software Foundation with a purpose of producing software for deploying public and private Infrastructure-as-a-Service clouds. This means you can pool storage, network, and compute resources and allow users to provision and consume resources on-demand; while at the same time ensuring isolation between users' resources. Despite not having a huge hype following there are a number of prolific deployments that have been publicly acknowledged.
What are APIs so important to Apache CloudStack or any other IaaS platform? APIs form the core communication method between consumers and the platform itself. While virtually every IaaS platform has some type of nice web GUI to interact with, it's just not efficient. Moreover, such UIs typically are designed for humans. What if your monitoring system or continuous integration system needs to interact with your IaaS platform? In short, APIs are how work actually gets done in a IaaS cloud platform.
Apache CloudStack GUI: Pretty, but not where the real work gets done!
APIs are great, right, so no problems? Well, except that there are a plethora of APIs out there; and while automation and your own sanity demand that you have an use an API, which one is best? Does it matter?
It's important to realize that when most people talk about cloud APIs they generally are referring to user APIs. E.g. the APIs users make use of to provision, deprovision, or otherwise interact with the cloud platform. There is a separate (sometimes hidden) administrative API that the cloud provider uses for controlling the cloud itself.
It's important to realize that when most people talk about cloud APIs they generally are referring to user APIs. …There is a separate (sometimes hidden) administrative API that the cloud provider uses for controlling the cloud itself.
Naturally most folks want to use some 'standard'. The IT industry certainly has a glut of standardization bodies, so finding and adopting a cloud API standard should be a no brainer, right? Sadly it's a bit more complicated than that. There are a couple of cloud API standards; most notably CIMI (Cloud Infrastructure Management Interface) from the folks at DMTF and OCCI (Open Cloud Computing Interface) from the Open Grid Forum.
There are really two problems with these standards. The first problem is that neither has massive adoption. Which in turn means that the number of libraries and third-party tools that support these APIs is pretty small. In many ways this defeats the purpose of using a single, widely adopted, standard.
The second issue is that because of their wide applicability the APIs are pretty generic. Turning on or off a virtual machine is easy, but if you want to use the latest coolest feature of a specific IaaS platform it might not be exposed at all by CIMI or OCCI. In some ways this is a good thing; it enforces adherence to core functionality that should work on virtually any platform. This means you mitigate some of the risk of lock-in to a specific platform. On the other hand it might mean artificially limiting ourselves from cool, innovative technology.
In some ways this is a good thing; it enforces adherence to core functionality that should work on virtually any platform. […] On the other hand it might mean artificially limiting ourselves from cool, innovative technology.
As in most emerging technology, there are de facto standards in the cloud API arena. In the IaaS realm that is the Amazon Web Services API. Virtually every cloud-y tool or library will at least work with the AWS API. The corollary to this is that virtually every IaaS has some measure of AWSAPI compatibility.
Perhaps that makes it the real standard. It certainly has the adoption and ecosystem around it. But its sadly no panacea and does have a few difficulties. Unlike CIMI and OCCI which are designed to be more generic by nature, the AWSAPI is really designed to be implementation specific – to Amazon's implementation. The challenge here is that in addition to ingesting requests and parroting back the proper commands, there are plenty of assumptions around how the cloud is implemented; and those underlying semantics mean you must either mimic them or you have some potential problems with your fidelity to the API. That means you have a lot of technology limitations; and for better or worse are set to track Amazon.
What's the Apache CloudStack take on all of the APIs?
In short, the project recognises that there are valid reasons to use a real or de facto standard and we see the advantages and limitations that come with that. We encourage the development of those 'standards integrations' even as we continue forward development of our native APIs.
Apache CloudStack tends to be agnostic; we don't have a preferred hypervisor, or a preferred storage technology, or networking topology; and that agnosticism is just as present in the API realm. CloudStack maintains and develops its own user and administrative APIs that are easily consumable, but we also have a native translation layer for the Amazon EC2 API that covers about 60% of the classic EC2 API set; because we recognize that there are so many tools written around EC2.
There's also plenty of work going on close to the project from community members who value the API diversity. So you can find both OCCI implementations for CloudStack as well as a Google Compute Engine translation layer.
In short, the project recognizes that there are valid reasons to use a real or de facto standard and we see the advantages and limitations that come with that. We encourage the development of those 'standards integrations' even as we continue forward development of our native APIs.
David Nalley @ke4qqq, ke4qqq@apache.org] is a committer and member of the Project Management Committee for Apache CloudStack and is employed in the Citrix Open Source Business Office. David is also a Thought Leader for Compare the Cloud and you can see his profile here.
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It's always been routine for women to be the caregivers of the home while the men were the bread winners of the home. For decades men have assumed that "sitting home, caring for the children" was the easiest job a woman could ask for. That statement makes it more obvious that men have no idea how "Easy" they've had it all these years. Less than half of the population of men are "single dads", and these fathers have learned first hand what's involved in raising a child. These men have actually experienced what every mother has had to endure since the beginning of time, and if you said to any of them, "You have the easy job", they'd beg the differ. It's obvious which type of dad has no idea what's involved with taking care of a child. There are four types of parents in this world, mom, the single mother, the dad, and single father. Each parent plays a role in a child's life, which role does the most seems to be the question, and debate of parenting.
There's always been a power struggle among men, and women, and that power struggle occurs in almost every area of life that involves the female, and male species. One of the biggest disputes between the two has to do with "parenting", child support, and who does the most, and who should do more. Typically in a parenting dispute, it's regarding "Money/Child support", the other issue of dispute usually involves, "Visitation". But, "child support" is the most frequent, and talked about, so let's just jump right into the facts… The average dad would argue with his "baby mama" that the portion of the child support he provide is enough to support his children. He'd also argue that his baby mom is mismanaging his support payments to further argue his case. This is a typical argument, and allegation, and it usually lacks facts, and evidence to support the argument. Most dads don't have proof to back up their theories, because we all know that caring for a child is "priceless". It's are only arguing their point to make themselves feel less guilty about their lack of so that they can sleep at night.
The idea that a parent's "financial" obligations are greater than, equal than, or even more important than a parent's "physical" obligations isn't realistic, fair, and just doesn't add up, or compare. The problem that men have with"paying child support isn't that they have to pay child support, but that the amount their obligated to contribute is enough, or too much. Men (Or, Payee) truly believe that they shouldn't be obligated to pay anymore than what they believe they can afford. In most case studies, the amount that dad's are comfortable with paying are derived from an income they either have provided off the record, or one that they've blatantly lied about. For some reason, it's almost impossible to convince a man that the amount of support they have been asked to pay, or have been ordered by the courts to pay isn't enough to meet the basic necessities of the child. This is usually, because the father's concern is that he's paying "something", he's not concerned whether he's "paying enough", which sadly effects the child's well-being, and childhood.
Usually, when a father doesn't honestly/properly report his income, or argues that he's not earning the amount of income required to meet his basic financial obligations, the court will then try to reason with the father by granting him additional time before he's obligated to start paying, or the courts my only obligate him to pay a minimum of the maximum support required. In this case, the remaining support that's needed of him automatically falls back on the mother whether she too can afford it. Moms typically become responsible for the short comings of the father's obligations, because by law the child is considered to be in her custody. Therefore, whether the father can afford to contribute his portion of support, the child is still in need of that support, which forces the mom to have to pick up the slack in order for the child to receive what he/she needs/wants. The father simply has no regard for this, and uses his court ordered pass to his advantage by not contributing at all. Sadly, most fathers are satisfied with this.
Dad's usually don't think rationally, or logically when it comes to child support. Most don't even understand the concept of what "child support" includes. Rather than do their homework to educate, and inform themselves as to exactly what child support involves, they rather dispute, or argue with mom about what "they think" it is. If dad did his research, he'd realize that what they really should be contributing to support their kids are the same contributions they'd be contributing if they were still in the same household as the child.
"When a man resides in the home with the mother, and child he automatically assumes the role of head of the house, and takes on the responsibilities of making sure the household is being provided for. This includes, paying the electric, water, and sewer services, paying the rent, or mortgage each month, ensuring that the vehicles are being serviced, and gassed up, and providing groceries for the home". The basic needs of the household is met.
Although both parents have a "financial" obligation to support their children, mom's obligations, duties, and even financial obligations far exceeds Dad's. It's not unusual that dads don't factor in the idea that it's mom who does "All the Work". Dads hardly ever take into account all the "financial" disbursements mom contributes "off the record". In most cases when the parents are separated, or divorced, the child typically resides with mom, therefore automatically obligating her to fulfill every tedious need, and want not usually mentioned in a divorce degree, or separation agreement. Mom has a greater responsibility to the children, and is effected the most by it.
So, let's take a walk in mom's shoes, and see what she goes through on a daily basis. (Remember, some mom's are doing this all while attending school, and, or working at the same time) I think you'll find that mom deserves a little more credit, respect, and appreciation after this….
F.Y.I. Some moms are performing these duties for multiple children.
Register kids for school, take the child to get their school shots, and exams.
Talking to them daily about current issues, the things they experience on a daily basis, etc.
Getting kids to open up about their thoughts, and opinions.
Basically, mom is doing the most while dad spends less than half the time, effort, and sacrifices moms make on a daily basis. On top of that, she's dealing with the emotional, physical, financial, and economical stress of taking care of the kids 24 hours a day, 7 days a week while she's also working, going to school, and, or starting a business to better herself. It only looks easy, because she's mastered the art of parenting, but it's definitely a task, exhausting, and is a FULL-TIME JOB!…without pay!
Mom pays the life insurance policies (Dad doesn't even feel life insurance is important, but usually argues this point to keep the amount of his obligations low.
These are just a few…..
There's a huge difference between a "Father", and a "Dad". Fathers are eager, and willing to do all that is necessary to ensure that their children are well taken care of. Fathers also have compassion, and appreciation for the mother his children, and makes efforts to go far, and beyond than just doing his part. He doesn't require the mother to contribute any financial obligation, because he understand her job, and role is far more greater than his. He takes pride in being the sole financial provider whether he resides in the home, or not. (This depends on the father's financial ability to take on this responsibility solely). If a father isn't earning the amount of income needed to solely provide for his kids, he then uses his time to pick up the slack by steeping in, and taking the load off the mother by assisting in transporting the kids to school, doctor appointments, and even doing a little grocery shopping on her behalf just to make things less stressful for mom. "Fathers" aren't concerned about what mom is doing with the money as long as she's taking care of his kids. He isn't concerned about whether mom is dating, or living her life as she please.
"Dads" simply unapologetically, and selfishly have no regard, or concern to how much mom does for his kids. He doesn't care to make mom's life easier at all. Dads spend most of their time trying discredit mom's parenting skills, and is usually the cause of mom's stress. Dads are also "Petty" they're always in competition with mom, always trying to prove a point that mom isn't going to have things her way, and going out of his way to do the opposite of what mom needs him to do, smh. Dads use the excuse that "They're working, or have things to do" when their expected to step in, and contribute with the physical aspects of parenting ( as if mom doesn't also work, and have things to do, smh) Instead of contributing to the "physical" aspects of his obligations to support his children when he's unable to meet the "financial" aspects of his support, he does nothing. "Dads" are more concerned about what mom is doing with the child support money rather than focusing on the fact that the kids are being provided for. Dads are bothered by who mom is dating, and even puts his obligations on the other man instead of continuing to do what he's supposed to do simply, because he's the child's father.
Dads just need to learn how to be fathers, and they'd realize that co-parenting isn't difficult at all.


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Q: How can I delete an ActiveX Button with VBA by its name? I cannot figure out why this code does not "detect" the activex button (created with Siddarth's help in here: How to rename a newly created ActiveX button?). I see the button in front of me and its properties window looks like this.

I even tried to delete just one button with ActiveSheet.Shapes("CommandButton1").Delete, but that line results in an error window with a text saying something like "An item with that name wasn't found.". => Apparently I am not using the right name to address the button.
The code I am using is based on used Gareth's code in Word vba delete button not working
I added an if-condition to exclude "good" buttons with names set in snake case (hence "_"), i. e. the names were defined by me.
Sub del_button()
Dim obj As Object
For Each obj In ActiveSheet.Shapes
    If InStr(obj.OLEFormat.Object.Name, "CommandButton") > 0 And InStr(obj.OLEFormat.Object.Name, "_") < 1 Then
        'MsgBox (obj.OLEFormat.Object.Name) - just was there for me to "notice", so I am set to notice when a button is going to be deleted
        obj.Delete
    End If
Next obj
'ActiveSheet.Shapes("CommandButton1").Delete   ---- THIS LINE throws an error
End Sub

=> What name should I specify in the code then, if the one I used isn't correct? Or do I have to use something else entirely?

A: This was the code that worked:
Sub del_button()
Dim obj As Object
For Each obj In ActiveSheet.Shapes
    If InStr(obj.OLEFormat.Object.Name, "Object") > 0 And _
    InStr(obj.OLEFormat.Object.Name, "_") < 1 Then
        obj.Delete
    End If
Next obj
End Sub

Siddarth's comment included the helpful detail which was essentially the solution to my problem.
Microsoft's help page on shape objects also has some interesting bits on this topic, namely the following:

An ActiveX control on a sheet has two names: the name of the shape that contains the control, which you can see in the Name box when you view the sheet, and the code name for the control, which you can see in the cell to the right of (Name) in the Properties window. When you first add a control to a sheet, the shape name and code name match. However, if you change either the shape name or code name, the other isn't automatically changed to match.

You use the code name of a control in the names of its event procedures. However, when you return a control from the Shapes or OLEObjects collection for a sheet, you must use the shape name, not the code name, to refer to the control by name.

So with the 2 in mind,
Some bits:

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*The name, or rather, string, I had to check for was the shape name. And the shape name is visible in the name box.

*The shape name isn't localized, although its displayed text in the name box is. Hence the English term "Object" in the VBA code above.

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Q: Does space matters on a page for web application My client complained me that my web page contains so many spaces so it is not good for the performance.
Does the space matters in web pages?
UPDATE :
I mean whitespace for performance and cost issue.

A: Well, space, like any other character, has it's size. so, if you'll have a page full of spaces, then you'll pay the cost of transferring this additional bytes.
this can cost time, until the client receive the whole page, and money, if bandwidth is limited and you are charged for every byte.
there are tools that can automatically optimize your scripts and remove empty spaces and un-needed line breaks.

A: Reducing white space reduces also the size of your webpage in terms of bytes. Reducing the size of your webpage has positive results on the performance of your webpage.
Beware in some (old)browsers your result will change if you remove all the white space.
If you remove white space, the best you can do is do it at runtime with a module like this example:
A whitespace removal HTTP module for ASP.NET 2.0
So you work environment is still readable.

A: Not really, a text file with a single space comes in at 1byte.
A 1024 spaces, is 1kb, 1024bytes.
Either would be minimal to any kind of download speed and much greater optimisations can be had with just optimising a single Jpeg.
Search engines and Browers will ignore the white space, and therefore it will have minimal impact in the code.
If you have lots of white space in your actual page, then this can a good design element, or bad, all depending on your target audience etc... Either way, white space makes little difference IMHO.
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If you remove all your whitespace, make sure you keep a "normal" development copy, otherwise if you need to edit it you may struggle.
Generally, the "minifying" is performed on Scripts rather than HTML, but I can't see any reason why the same concept wouldn't work - it's just a case of diminishing gains.
If you spend 3 hours optimising the site to save 10kb vs. spending 3 hours creating better content, would your client be really happy?

A: It always helps to optimise everything on a web page, however trivial, even whitespaces. But, it is painful to do it by hand. Use an automated process. You have not mentioned which server-side technology you are using. Depending on that each on has a different way of tackling this.
But, assuming for instance, you are using Apache, I would recommend installing the mod_pagespeed module from Google. Brilliant at optimising the page, not just whitepsaces.


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Cali Spaniel submitted this story about a chicken in the pound, based off a writing prompt in a thread on the CS writing forum!
A chicken was waiting on the pound page on CS to be adopted; watching impatiently as the dogs, cats, and rare pets were scooped up immediately. He shivered in the cage that held him as the number of pets above his head sky rocketed down.
"No one is gonna want us." a common rat piped up from next to him. "They only want the rare and high demand pets. We're just the trash on the ground."
The rat scratched at her nose with her paw, making herself comfortable as she began to take a nap from inside her cage. The chicken just watched his a pout on his face, his feathers a little ruffled when his very common tag turned to OMG SO COMMON.
"Good grief- now I'll be deleted for sure." he clucked, dropping the tag quickly and getting ready to rest as well, sleeping through the adoption of his only friend.
He woke up alarmed, seeing that he was the only cage left. The sign above his head went from 87 to Closed, even though he was still in the main room.
"Maybe it's a glitch." the chicken told himself, seeing Tess walk in the room and clucking at her.
"Nick, you left a chicken behind!" she shouted, a man picking up his cage and moving him into the storage room.
He saw valuable pets to be saved for those who were worthy, extras of outcomes others had from a good selection of years, and the unwanted outcasts. "Oh, and we need more birds: we're running low on owls, especially the PPS ones!"
The chicken shed a tear as the broad daylight quickly vanished and his chance to find a forever home was gone.


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Why would anyone be a Sunday league referee? The love of the game
Referees Jermaine Wright, Jacob Miller, Jordan Dixon-Walker, Nathan and Julius. Photos: Alan Bond
Every Sunday footballers gather on the 82 pitches at Hackney Marshes. It would be total chaos but for the men in the middle
By MUNDIAL, part of the Guardian Sport Network
Words by James Bird and photos by Alan Bond
Thu 30 Aug 2018 07.01 EDT
Last modified on Thu 30 Aug 2018 07.09 EDT
There are 23 games of football going on at Hackney Marshes this morning and around the same number will be kicking off this afternoon. There are big, wardrobe lads; there are wiry, ironing board lads; there are stocky, tumble dryer lads. There are all the languages, all the races, all the religions. Tracksuits on, boot bags in hand, they walk past the cafe, into the foyer and over to the fixtures table to find out what pitch they are on today.
They're thinking about their performance last week, about who they have this morning, about how they're going to make an impact in the first five minutes. Without them, there would be no football at all. No screamers, no crossfield passes, no last-ditch tackles. No free-kicks, no corners, no sendings off. Without the referees, there'd be chaos.
You might think they're all mad. That, to get up every Sunday morning, whack on the uniform, pummel some breakfast down and leg it to a park to get screeched at by a yappy centre-forward who's already livid because he forgot to put his favourite socks on the radiator, they must be mad. And maybe they are mad, but only in the sense that you are too. That you love football.
Jermaine Wright, the main man in the middle. Photograph: Alan Bond
Jermaine Wright from Tottenham is 43 and has been an essential part of Hackney Marshes for 20 years. Someone asked him to come down and play for their team and he hasn't left since. As the referee and fixture secretary for the Hackney and Leyton area, Jermaine is integral to football happening on the Marshes. He is a phenomenally committed, generous and knowledgeable man. The wisdom and the respect he shares with his referees is stonewall.
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His first game refereeing, though, was at a park in the middle of nowhere. He remembers it well. "I forgot my cards! It's great when you ref somewhere like the Marshes and there's so many referees there looking out for each other, but not so great when you've got nobody there to support you. Anyway, someone head-butted someone and because it was my first game and I didn't have my book, I just didn't know what to do. I umm'd and ahh'd and eventually just had a word with him. I'm not a nervous person at all and I really enjoyed my first game, but that was that – I let someone get away with a head-butt."
Jermaine, like every other referee I speak to, genuinely loves football. They would not be here otherwise. There's an idea that referees like to be centre stage. That they want their name etched into the minds of fans, pundits and players. It's not true. "You have to enjoy the game to be a referee", says Jermaine. "If you don't, you won't be talking to the players, you won't be keeping up with play, you won't be remaining impartial. There'd be no point."
Emmanuel. Photograph: Alan Bond
Emmanuel, 21, from Herne Hill, has only been refereeing for three months. He says you have to be a football fan to do it. "You wouldn't be able to otherwise. That emotion you have whilst playing a game, well you still have it, you still feel it. You understand the players' passion. And just like the players, as the gears of the game change, you gain momentum as an official. You have to."
Jordan Dixon-Walker didn't know about the Marshes before he moved to London from Peterborough. He loves the social aspect, being involved in football and seeing different types of players playing different types of games. Kwesi Burborey is the same. He's going to Swansea Uni next year to study Sports Science and loves it. "I get paid to run around and be involved in football." He'll be reffing in muddy Wales next year, no danger.
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Stephen has lived in London for six or seven years since moving down from Wolverhampton and still has a season ticket at the Molineux. He enjoys that notion of letting the game play out and the rewards of being actively involved in football. "I like the responsibility and the pressure – even at Sunday League level the game means a lot to the players – it's what makes it difficult, but I really enjoy it. It's great when you feel like you've spoken to a player and actively changed the way they're behaving, stopping them getting into trouble. Just last week it happened and a player shook my hand afterwards and said 'thanks for stopping me there.'"
Kwesi Burborey hopes to keep refereeing when he moves to Swansea to go to university. Photograph: Alan Bond
All of the guys at the Marshes were hooked on refereeing from their first game. Lanray Alapafujah, however, was gripped even before he went out into the middle for the first time. He was sucked in 15 years ago when he stumbled across a particular book. "A couple of my friends were doing things they shouldn't be doing to earn money and I thought there must be something else out there – and I came across David Elleray's Man in the Middle. I was captivated. It fully got my attention. I loved it from the first paragraph until the end – so, yeah, David Elleray got me into refereeing."
Lanray's fondest memory, the rascal, is sending off his brother in a cup final. "I sent him off! He kicked a player while on a yellow card, and I brought him over and called him by his name. Everyone said: 'Ah ref, you know him now do you then, eh?' and I said: 'I do know him, that's my brother.' They kept having a word with me saying: 'You can't do that! That's your brother.' But I had to. And the funny thing is he's a ref now!"
Obi Bentley used to be a reserve goalie at Crystal Palace. Injury set in, so he became a ref. "My perception of the game is that there's a lot of testosterone out there and it is your job to keep it all intact," he says. "When you get on the field, you put a smile on your face, you have a chinwag with the players and you communicate how you'd want to be communicated with. Rather than speaking to a player like I'm the police or in a uniform, I talk to them as you should. And in that way, you'll walk over the white line at the end of a game with a mutual respect."
Lanray Alapafujah, the referee who sent off his brother in a cup final. Photograph: Alan Bond
Jacob Miller is on the refereeing promotional scheme and hopes to go up the levels. "The chance to be involved in the Premier League and professional football would be amazing, but the media scrutiny is something I'd find difficult to deal with. It'd be really, really difficult. I can't even imagine it." It's bad, isn't it? This young lad with aspirations is put off climbing his working ladder because of stick he'd take from TV studios, newspapers and the internet.
Nathan, who used to play for Charlton, enjoys the buzz. "It's a lot of fun if you can handle it. A lot of players see me and think I'm too stocky to run. But if the players dish out the banter, I'll say something silly to them and we'll just get on with the game. As long as it doesn't get too serious, I just let them get on with it. I still want to push up the system; it's just timing. I'm a primary school teacher in Tottenham as well and I've got kids too. It takes patience and resilience to do this. I say to the guys when they start acting up that even my kids at primary school aren't as bad as this."
Jermaine says more and more players are turning up to football in a bad mood, frustrated by something else in their life. Julius, who started refereeing in Hackney more than 30 years ago, agrees. "Players bring their outside influences and pressures on to the pitch with them. They think that rectangle area is in solitude and away from the law. I've refereed games where players don't realise that, of course, they're still breaking the law and – to make it worse – with a load of witnesses. That small element is more frequent now than when I started."
Moraru Gica on the Marshes. Photograph: Alan Bond
All of us see those four white lines as a break from the norm. A removal from the banality of walking to the bus, getting on the bus, walking to work, sitting down, looking at a screen of pixels, deciding on a sandwich you don't really want, opening the 14th sheet on Excel, saying "see you tomorrow", walking to the bus, getting on the bus and sitting down at home. And that's why we love it so much: we can do mad stuff in that rectangle: kick things, run fast, scream at mates, summon absolute glory from nowhere. But there's still an aspect of responsibility we need to remember. There's no difference between head-butting someone on the edge of the six-yard box and head-butting someone on the edge of the bar in town.
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When asked about the worst part of refereeing, rather than talking about the abuse, they all say it's having to abandon a game. "It's horrible when spectators come on and there's a big fight," says Julius. "One team recently came prepared, all tooled up. And as soon one incident occurred, there were about 50 of them on the pitch. It was absolutely horrible. Three players had to leave in ambulances."
Julius is beautifully articulate; he talks about the game with the experience of someone who's been doing it for three decades and as someone who still thoroughly enjoys refereeing. He, like all the referees here, is in love with football. Like you, like me. They'll be back next week, same boots, same position, different pitch. Smelling of grass and mud. They'll be back thanks to the refs: the men in black, giving us their Sunday service.
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Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United blacked out the media after Sunday's loss to Liverpool. Sir Alex couldn't complain too much about the performance of referee Phil Dowd who kept the game in control despite some late first-half bust ups. (Courtesy AtilaTheHun Flickr)
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From 1913 to 1916, Calvin Bridges performed experiments that indicated genes are found on chromosomes. His experiments were a part of his doctoral thesis advised by Thomas Hunt Morgan in New York, New York. In his experiments, Bridges studied Drosophila, the common fruit fly, and by doing so showed that a process called nondisjunction caused chromosomes, under some circumstances, to fail to separate when forming sperm and egg cells. Nondisjunction, as described by Bridges, caused sperm or egg cells to contain abnormal amounts of chromosomes.
The Arterial Switch Operation (1954-1975)
The arterial switch operation, also called the Jatene procedure, is an operation in which surgeons redirect the flow of blood through abnormal hearts. In 1975, Adib Jatene conducted the first successful arterial switch operation on a human infant. The arterial switch operation corrects a condition called transposition of the great arteries, abbreviated TGA, also called transposition of the great vessels, abbreviated TGV. TGA occurs when the pulmonary artery, which supplies deoxygenated blood to the lungs, and the aorta, which takes oxygenated blood to the body, are switched, or transposed.
"On the Replication of Desoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)" (1954), by Max Delbruck
In 1954 Max Delbruck published On the Replication of Desoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) to question the semi-conservative DNA replication mechanism proposed that James Watson and Francis Crick had proposed in 1953. In his article published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Delbrück offers an alternative DNA replication mechanism, later called dispersive replication. Unlike other articles before it, On the Replication presents ways to experimentally test different DNA replication theories.
The Apgar Score (1953-1958)
In 1952 Virginia Apgar, a physician at the Sloane Women's Hospital in New York City, New York, created the Apgar score as a method of evaluating newborn infants' health to determine if they required medical intervention. The score included five separate categories, including heart rate, breathing rate, reaction to stimuli, muscle activity, and color. An infant received a score from zero to two in each category, and those scores added up to the infant's total score out of ten. An infant with a score of ten was healthy, and those with low scores required medical attention at birth.
Subject: Technologies, Processes
"A Proposal for a New Method of Evaluation of the Newborn Infant" (1953), by Virginia Apgar
In 1953, Virginia Apgar published the article "A Proposal for a New Method for Evaluation of the Newborn Infant" about her method for scoring newborn infants directly after birth to assess their health and whether medical intervention was necessary. Apgar worked at the Presbyterian Hospital in New York City, New York, as an obstetrical anesthesiologist, a physician who administers pain medication during childbirth.
Warren Tay (1843–1927)
Sheldon Clark Reed (1910-2003)
Sheldon Clark Reed helped establish the profession of genetic counseling in the US during the twentieth century. In 1947 Reed coined the term genetic counseling to describe the interaction of a doctor explaining to a patient the likelihood of passing a certain trait to their offspring. With physicians being able to test for genetic abnormalities like cystic fibrosis, Reed helped trained individuals give patients the tools to make informed decisions. In 1955 Reed published the book Counseling in Medical Genetics.
Sergio Cereceda Stone (1942- )
Sergio Cereceda Stone was born 16 April 1942 in the coastal city of Valparaiso, Chile. Stone's mother Luz was a housewife and caretaker for Sergio and his younger brother Lionel; his father Sergio served among the country's twenty appellate court judges. In the early 1950s Stone's father relocated the family to Santiago to further his law career.
Subject: People, Ethics, Reproduction
Charles Otis Whitman (1842-1910)
Charles Otis Whitman was an extremely curious and driven researcher who was not content to limit himself to one field of expertise. Among the fields of study to which he made significant contributions were: embryology; morphology, or the form of living organisms and the relationships between their structures; natural history; and behavior.
Charles Manning Child (1869-1954)
Born in Ypsilanti, Michigan, on 2 February 1869, Charles Manning Child was the only surviving child of Mary Elizabeth and Charles Chauncey Child, a prosperous, old New England family. Growing up in Higganum, Connecticut, Child was interested in biology from an early age. He made extensive collections of plants and minerals on his family farm and went on to study biology at Wesleyan University, commuting from his family home. Child received his PhB in 1890 and MS in biology in 1892, and then went on to study in Leipzig after his parents death.
Catherine DeAngelis (1940– )
In the late-twentieth century in the United States, Catherine DeAngelis was a pediatric physician, researcher, and editor of multiple medical journals. During her time with the Journal of the American Medical Association, DeAngelis became the journal's first female editor. At Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, she studied how physician-nurse interactions affected patient care, how immunizations and adolescent pregnancy affected children, and how medications affected men and women differently.
Stephen Jay Gould (1941-2002)
Stephen Jay Gould studied snail fossils and worked at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts during the latter half of the twentieth century. He contributed to philosophical, historical, and scientific ideas in paleontology, evolutionary theory, and developmental biology. Gould, with Niles Eldredge, proposed the theory of punctuated equilibrium, a view of evolution by which species undergo long periods of stasis followed by rapid changes over relatively short periods instead of continually accumulating slow changes over millions of years.
Florence Rena Sabin (1871-1953)
Florence Rena Sabin had successful careers as both a researcher and public health reformer. When Johns Hopkins University Medical School opened, accepting women and men on the same basis, Sabin was one of the first to enter. After the successful completion of her MD degree, Sabin went on to become the first female faculty member and later full-time professor at Johns Hopkins.
Keith Henry Stockman Campbell (1954-2012)
Keith Henry Stockman Campbell studied embryo growth and cell differentiation during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries in the UK. In 1995, Campbell and his scientific team used cells grown and differentiated in a laboratory to clone sheep for the first time. They named these two sheep Megan and Morag. Campbell and his team also cloned a sheep from adult cells in 1996, which they named Dolly. Dolly was the first mammal cloned from specialized adult (somatic) cells with the technique of somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT).
Robert Alan Good (1922-2003)
Robert Alan Good was an American physician and scientific researcher who explored the cellular mechanisms of immunity. His research and discoveries earned him the label of "father of modern immunology." Though his work in immunology is considered his greatest scientific achievement, Good is also well known for his work with tissue engineering. From his research on immunology, Good was able to perform the first successful allogeneic (donor and recipient are unrelated) bone marrow transplant.
Osmotic Investigations: Studies on Cell Mechanics (1877), by Wilhelm Pfeffer
Wilhelm Pfeffer published his book Osmotische Untersuchungen: Studien Zur Zellmechanik (Osmotic Investigations: Studies on Cell Mechanics) in 1877 during his time as a professor of botany at the University of Basel in Basel, Switzerland. Gordon R. Kepner and Eduard J. Stadelmann translated the book into English in 1985. Verlag von Wilhelm Engelmann in Leipzig, Germany, published the original book in German in 1877 and Van Nostrand Reinhold Company in New York, New York, published the English version in 1985.
Study of Fossilized Massospondylus Dinosaur Embryos from South Africa (1978-2012)
In 1978, James Kitching discovered two dinosaur embryos in a road-cut talus at Roodraai (Red Bend) in Golden Gate Highlands National Park, South Africa. Kitching assigned the fossilized embryos to the species of long necked herbivores Massospondylus carinatus (longer vertebra) from the Early Jurassic period, between 200 and 183 million years ago. The embryos were partially visible but surrounded by eggshell and rock, called matrix. Kitching said that the eggs were too delicate to remove from the matrix without damage.
Subject: Theories, Organisms
Spemann-Mangold Organizer
The Spemann-Mangold organizer, also known as the Spemann organizer, is a cluster of cells in the developing embryo of an amphibian that induces development of the central nervous system. Hilde Mangold was a PhD candidate who conducted the organizer experiment in 1921 under the direction of her graduate advisor, Hans Spemann, at the University of Freiburg in Freiburg, German. The discovery of the Spemann-Mangold organizer introduced the concept of induction in embryonic development.
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Experiments by Kazutoshi Takahashi and Shinya Yamanaka in 2006 and 2007
In 2006, Kazutoshi Takahashi and Shinya Yamanaka reprogrammed mice fibroblast cells, which can produce only other fibroblast cells, to become pluripotent stem cells, which have the capacity to produce many different types of cells. Takahashi and Yamanaka also experimented with human cell cultures in 2007. Each worked at Kyoto University in Kyoto, Japan. They called the pluripotent stem cells that they produced induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) because they had induced the adult cells, called differentiated cells, to become pluripotent stem cells through genetic manipulation.
"Sources of Human Psychological Differences: The Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart" (1990), by Thomas J. Bouchard Jr, David T. Lykken, Matthew McGue, Nancy L. Segal and Auke Tellegen
In 1990, Thomas J. Bouchard and his colleagues published the paper "Sources of Human Psychological Differences: The Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart" in Science Magazine. The paper described the results of a study initiated in 1979 on the development of twins raised in different environments. The scientists conducted their experiment at the University of Minnesota, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The researchers physiologically and psychologically assessed monozygotic twins or triplets who were reared apart, comparing the similarity of those twins to twins who were reared together.
Pfeffer Cell Apparatus
The Pfeffer Zelle (Pfeffer Cell Apparatus), invented by Wilhelm Pfeffer in 1877, measured the minimum pressure needed to prevent a pure solvent from passing into a solution across a semi-permeable membrane, called osmotic pressure. The apparatus provided Pfeffer with a way to quantitatively measure osmotic pressure. Pfeffer devised the apparatus in the 1870s at the University of Basel in Basel, Switzerland, and he described the Pfeffer Cell Apparatus in his 1877 book Osmotische Untersuchungen: Studien Zur Zellmechanik (Osmotic Investigations: Studies on Cell Mechanics).


188 cm / 6 ft 1"
Cagatay Ulusoy Age, Height, Weight, Age, Net Worth, Career & Facts.
He is a Turkish actor and model, He started his career as a model at the age of 19, rose to fame in TV series "Adını Feriha Koydum" with famous actress Hazal Kaya.
His maternal family is Bosnian descent and his paternal family is Turkish descent from Bulgaria.


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Government cannot continue to shirk its responsibility to act on the Uyghur genocide
By Nusrat Ghani MP
20 Jan Foreign affairs
Afghanistan is heading towards catastrophic humanitarian disaster – to turn our backs now would be shameful
By Preet Kaur Gill MP
Britain must do more to deter Russian aggression – diplomacy and sanctions are not enough
By Bernard Jenkin MP
07 Jan Defence
Global Britain has a responsibility to act as conflict and climate change push displacement to a record high
By Lord Alton
We should ban organ tourism to combat China's forced organ harvesting
By Lord Hunt
Rail Industry welcomes signing of Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement
The UK must develop and fund a plan for Afghan education at G20
By Harriett Baldwin MP
AFGHANISTAN: Save the Children resumes life-saving services for children in Kandahar
By Save the Children
Former Defence Minister Warns Of Inevitable Terrorist Attack In Britain After Troops Leave Afghanistan
Fighting takes place in Kabul as Afghan forces battle to quash a resurgent Taliban (Alamy)
Noa Hoffman
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A former defence minister has warned that a terrorist attack in the UK is inevitable unless Britain takes action to quash the resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Following the withdrawal of western troops from the region this year, including thousands of British personnel, the Taliban has advanced across the country, gaining signficant ground in the northeast and central provinces of Ghazni and Maidan Wardak.
Cities including Kunduz, Herat, Kandahar and Lashkar Gah remain under threat of falling, placing hundreds of thousands of civilian lives at risk.
Tobias Ellwood, chair of the Commons defence select committee, described the situation in Afghanistan as "the west's biggest own goal so far this century".
The former soldier believes Nato's retreat has given the Taliban and other violent sectarian organisations free reign to build in strength, size and influence, creating a global security crisis along the way.
Speaking to PoliticsHome, Ellwood said: "There will be a terrorist attack that will be orchestrated from Afghanistan in the west and eventually in Britain.
"Afghanistan is likely to become a safe haven for terrorists to regroup and retrain… we're ceding control to the very insurgency that we went in 20 years ago to defeat."
Alongside former minister for defence people and veterans, Johnny Mercer, Ellwood is calling for British troops to return to the region, with or without US backing, to aid overwhelmed Afghan forces in their current battle.
Both MPs also told PoliticsHome Britain should be ready and willing to partake in airstrikes against the Taliban if called upon.
Mercer, who has been "flooded" with emails from civilians and soldiers on the ground, stressed that words and aid are not enough. Rather, "violence" is necessary to guarantee security, both for the west and civilians in Afghanistan.
Meanwhile Ellwood believes it isn't too late for a terrorist attack on British soil to be prevented, as a "window of opportunity" to join the fight remains ajar. However, the government is unlikely to intervene as it faces its own battle with coronavirus.
Ellwood said: "We invested decades of effort to allow Afghanistan to mature into a strong and democratic economic powerhouse. And yet here we are abandoning a country which aside from the humanitarian disaster, will become a haven for terrorism and a battleground for neighbouring giants to exert their proxy influence.
"Britain should be considering its leadership here in daring to step forward and leading a coalition, with our allies, that will do the right thing and recognise that if we don't act now the consequences will be dire."
Shabnam Nasimi, director of Conservative Friends of Afghanistan, echoed Ellwood's view that Britain's security is threatened by its lack of action on an unfolding crisis it helped to create.
Nasimi told PoliticsHome: "There is a real threat the country and the region will become a terrorist safe haven again. We need to look at what will happen in the next few months and in the next year - how much damage will be caused in terms of British national security.
"(Britain) has left the region and the country to become a land that is now inviting groups like the Taliban and potentially Daesh and Al Qaeda. We've left the country open to these groups – it's a vacuum and it's going to be filled."
Britain has a range of defence mechanisms capable of conducting strikes at range and the government has confirmed that all UK operations are kept under review to ensure flexibility and effectiveness.
A government spokesperson told PoliticsHome: "The UK remains committed to supporting Afghanistan. Although the majority of UK troops have now withdrawn, in line with the Nato mission, we retain a diplomatic presence.
"The Government is closely monitoring the security situation but will not comment further for operational security."
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Q: Transfer content in listview to an sql database c# I'm trying to make a small program, which reads a txt file and reports everything in order as I decided in the listview, then I would like the contents of the listview (also composed of 500, 600 lines) to be transferred to a mysql database. This is the code I'm trying to use but it doesn't work for me, when I try to transfer the strings to the database I get this error, on the database the columns are set as nvchar (50), can you help me thanks (link the img for example)
 private void button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

        for (int i = 0; i < listView1.Items.Count; i++)
        {
            string cd = "INSERT INTO dbo.example2(timID,timTipo,timDataTempo,timDataOra,timBadge,timTerId,timVerso,timFlag1,timFlag2,timCampo1,timCampo2,timCampo3,timCampo4,timCampo5,timCampo6,timCampo7,timCampo8,timCampo9,timCampo10,timTasto,upsize_ts,timDataInserimento,timAppScrivente,CodiceErrore) VALUES (@d1,@d2,@d3,@d4,@d5,@d6,@d7,@d8,@d9,@d10,@d11,@d12,@d13,@d14,@d15,@d16,@d17,@d18,@d19,@d20,@d21,@d22,@d23,@d24)";

            OleDbConnection conn = new OleDbConnection(@"Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=SERVER\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=Timbrautre;UID=prova;PWD=OfficeLine21");
            conn.Open();
            var cmd = new OleDbCommand(cd) { Connection = conn };

            foreach (ListViewItem l in listView1.Items)
            {
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d1", l.SubItems[0].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d2", l.SubItems[1].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d3", l.SubItems[2].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d4", l.SubItems[3].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d5", l.SubItems[4].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d6", l.SubItems[5].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d7", l.SubItems[6].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d8", l.SubItems[7].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d9", l.SubItems[8].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d10", l.SubItems[9].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d11", l.SubItems[10].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d12", l.SubItems[11].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d13", l.SubItems[12].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d14", l.SubItems[13].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d15", l.SubItems[14].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d16", l.SubItems[15].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d17", l.SubItems[16].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d18", l.SubItems[17].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d19", l.SubItems[18].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d20", l.SubItems[19].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d21", l.SubItems[20].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d22", l.SubItems[21].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d23", l.SubItems[22].Text);
                cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@d24", l.SubItems[23].Text);
                cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
            }
            conn.Close();
        }
    }

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I think your problem is the dataTypes in the sql site
my recomendation would be to add the parameter like this
 cmd.Parameters.Add("@dateCheck", MySqlDbType.Timestamp).Value = ToCheckTime;
 cmd.Parameters.Add("@orderid", MySqlDbType.Int64).Value = item[1];

Not with .AddWithValue
and make sure the DBType is correct

A:  private void button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        string connectionString = "Initial Catalog=Timbrautre;Data Source=(local);Integrated Security=SSPI;";
        using (SqlConnection _con = new SqlConnection(connectionString))
        {
            _con.Open();
            MessageBox.Show("Connection Open  !");

            int i = 0;
            foreach (ListViewItem l in listView1.Items)
            {
                SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("INSERT INTO  dbo.example2 (timID,timTipo,timDataTempo,timDataOra,timBadge,timTerId,timVerso,timFlag1,timFlag2,timCampo1,timCampo2,timCampo3,timCampo4,timCampo5,timCampo6,timCampo7,timCampo8,timCampo9,timCampo10,timTasto,upsize_ts,timDataInserimento,timAppScrivente,CodiceErrore) values('" + l.SubItems[0].Text + "' " + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[1].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[2].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[3].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[4].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[5].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[6].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[7].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[8].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[9].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[10].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[11].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[12].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[13].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[14].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[15].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[16].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[17].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[18].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[19].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[20].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[21].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[22].Text + "'" + "," + " '" + l.SubItems[23].Text + "');", _con);

                cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();

                i++;
            }
            MessageBox.Show("Scritto fino alla Timbratura:" + i.ToString());
            _con.Close();

        }
    }

so I solved the problem


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Falqués ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Federico Falqués (1800–1853), mexikanischer Botschafter
 Pere Falqués (1850–1916), spanischer Architekt des katalanischen Modernismus


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1 Corinthians By J. Agar Beet
Acts of the Apostles by Charles W. Carter & Ralph Earle
Commentary on Romans by George A. McLaughlin
Entire New Testament on Holiness By John Wesley & Adam Clarke
Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Philemon by J. Agar Beet
Galatians by J. Agar Beet
John Wesley�s New Testament Translation And Notes In Modern English, Volume 2, Ed, By Nigel Dineen
John Wesley�s New Testament Translation and Notes in Modern English, Volume 1, Ed by Nigel Dineen
Joshua By Daniel Steele


HyeFighter Arthur Abraham vs Robert Stieglitz is set for August 25, 2012.
Arthur Abrahams next fight is on August 25th against Robert Stieglitz. Overall, this fight will be a good match for Abraham as he has had 3 losses in his last 6 fights, with wins coming against Pablo Farias via KO in the fifth round and a satisfying win by Decision against Piotr Wilczewski in March of this year.
Abraham and Stieglitz are almost equal on paper but both have very different ways of finishing their opponents. Both fighters have knock out power as evidenced with Abraham's 27 KO's and Stieglitz' 23 KO's. However, it would seem that Abraham has the stronger chin in that he has never been knocked out where Stieglitz' bot losses were by KO. It is this stat that leads us to believe that Abraham will win this fight by KO.
This fight is scheduled to take place at the O2 World Arena, in Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany on August 25th, and it will be for the WBO super middleweight title.


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/**
 * Instantiates a new parser for the 'travel' animation type.
 *
 * @class BuilderTravel
 * @constructor
 * @extends Builder
 */
function BuilderTravel()
{

}

Class.extend( BuilderTravel, Builder,
{
  parse: function( animation, options, attrimatorMap, helper )
  {
    // 1. Starting values are all true which signals to Animator to replace those points with the animator's current values.

    var factory    = $factory( animation.factory, helper.forObject );
    var travel     = animation.travel;

    for (var attr in travel)
    {
      var traveling     = travel[ attr ];
      var attribute     = factory.attribute( attr );
      var fromParsed    = attribute.parse( coalesce( traveling.from, true ) );
      var toParsed      = attribute.parse( coalesce( traveling.to, true ) );
      var velocity      = $number( traveling.velocity, 0 );
      var acceleration  = $number( traveling.acceleration, 0 );
      var terminal      = $number( coalesce( traveling.terminal, traveling.velocity ), Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY );
      var epsilon       = $number( traveling.epsilon, 0.001 );

      if ( acceleration !== 0 )
      {
        acceleration = computed.pointing( acceleration, toParsed, epsilon, true );
      }

      if ( velocity !== 0 )
      {
        velocity = computed.pointing( velocity, toParsed, epsilon, false );
      }

      var traveler = new Physics(
        attr,
        this,
        attribute.calculator,
        fromParsed,
        velocity,
        acceleration,
        terminal
      );

      attrimatorMap.put( attr, traveler );
    }
  },

  merge: false
});

/**
 * The computed function which returns a function which returns a value pointing
 * to a given target given the current position of the animator.
 *
 * @param  {Number}
 * @param  {any}
 * @param  {Number}
 * @return {Function}
 */
computed('pointing', function(amount, target, epsilon, subtractVelocity)
{
  function pointingFunction(attrimator, animator)
  {
    var attribute = animator.getAttribute( attrimator.attribute );
    var calc = attribute.calculator;
    var targetValue = isComputed( target ) ? target( attrimator, animator ) : target;
    var temp = calc.create();

    return function()
    {
      var position   = attrimator.position;
      var current    = calc.copy( temp, resolve( targetValue ) );
      var difference = calc.sub( current, position );
      var distance   = calc.distance( difference, calc.ZERO );

      if ( distance < epsilon )
      {
        attrimator.stopIn( 0 );
      }
      else
      {
        difference = calc.scale( difference, amount / distance );
      }

      if ( subtractVelocity )
      {
        difference = calc.sub( difference, attrimator.resolveVelocity() );
      }

      return difference;
    };
  }

  return computed( pointingFunction );
});

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