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NEW YORK, March 1, 2012 –
ISE was the second largest equity options exchange in February with market share of 17.8%, excluding dividend trades.
Dividend trades made up 8.0% of industry volume in February 2012.
The International Securities Exchange (ISE) today reported average daily volume of 2.7 million contracts in February 2012. This represents a decrease of 16.6% compared to February 2011. Total options volume for the month was 53.5 million contracts. ISE was the second largest U.S. equity options exchange in February with market share of 17.8%*.
Business highlights for the month of February include:
On February 8, ISE announced that it was named "Best Exchange Client Service" at the Wall Street Letter 2012 Institutional Trading Awards.
On February 13, ISE announced the launch of its Premium Access connection in its primary data center. Premium Access enables member firms with a direct connection to ISE to reduce their roundtrip network latency by up to 150 microseconds, or approximately 90 percent.
Detailed volume statistics are found in the tables below:
Total Options Volume (Equity, ETF, Index and FX Options)
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ISE Average Daily Volume
ISE Total Volume
Equity and ETF Options Volume Statistics
Market Share*
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Index Options Volume Statistics
ISE FX Options® Volume Statistics
*ISE does not include dividend trade volume in market share statistics. ISE's market share statistics continue to be negatively impacted by dividend trade strategies that are permitted based on a non-economic rationale, and inflate and distort trading volume and market share when transacted. Exclusion of dividend trades from total industry volume data presents a more relevant measure of the relative trends in our business. For ISE's whitepaper on dividend trades and their impact on the options industry, please visit www.ise.com/dividendtrades.
Dividend Trade Impact on Industry Market Share**
Equity Options Volume Excluding Dividend Trades
Dividend Trade Volume
Total Reported Equity Options Volume
True Market Share
Market Share With Dividend Trades
Market Share Difference
Dividend Trades as % of Equity Options Volume
PHLX
NSDQ
**This calculation is based on in-the-money call options with a premium of $0.50 or more, and with trades greater than 1,000 contracts. Only trades with the closest expiration are considered. Exchanges without fee caps are excluded. This dividend trade volume information is presented for informational purposes only. It is provided on an "as is" basis, without warranty of any kind. ISE does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness, and ISE accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions in, or the consequence of relying or acting upon, this information.
ISE Background
The International Securities Exchange (ISE) operates a leading U.S. options exchange and offers options trading on over 2,000 underlying equity, ETF, index, and FX products. As the first all-electronic options exchange in the U.S., ISE transformed the options industry by creating efficient markets through innovative market structure and technology. Regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a member-owner of The Options Clearing Corporation (OCC), ISE provides investors with a transparent marketplace for price and liquidity discovery on centrally cleared options products. ISE continues to expand its marketplace through the ongoing development of enhanced trading functionality, new products, and market data services. As a complement to its options business, ISE has expanded its reach into multiple asset classes through strategic investments in financial marketplaces and services that foster technology innovation and market efficiency. Through minority investments, ISE participates in the securities lending and equities markets. ISE also licenses its proprietary Longitude technology for trading in event-driven derivatives markets.
ISE is a wholly owned subsidiary of Eurex, a leading global derivatives exchange. Eurex itself is jointly operated by Deutsche Börse AG (Ticker: DB1) and SIX Swiss Exchange AG. Together, Eurex and ISE are the global market leader in individual equity and equity index derivatives. For more information, visit www.ise.com.
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Regina Anne Baldwin, d. March 2, 2010
May 11, 1952 – March 2, 2010 In Loving Memory.
Regina Gibson Baldwin, age 57 of Spanish Fort, passed away Tuesday March 2, 2010 after a 6 year battle with ovarian cancer.
Survivors include her husband, Phillip L. Baldwin; Daughter, Brandy Wilhite Lutz (Jeff); Parents, Harold (Gip) and Lois Gibson; Brothers, Ronnie Gibson (Brenda); Garrett Gibson (Sharon); Steve Gibson (Linda) Millville, WV; Sisters, Mary Lynn Williams (Paul); Martha Walker (Jim) Alexandria, VA; Terry Hess (John) New Orleans, LA; Stepsons, Nathan Baldwin (Tiffany), Chillicothe, OH and Jeremy Baldwin (Amy), Floyd, VA; Nieces, Nephews and Step-grandchildren.
A rosary will be said at 1PM followed by visitation with the family Thursday, March 4, 2010 at St. Matthews Catholic Church, 906 Garrity St., Mobile, AL. A Memorial Service will follow at 3PM.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to: Cheryl Shackelford Foundation, www.csfovarian.org 10259 #C West Fair Avenue Littleton, CO 80127.


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Is the Snowshoe the Right Cat Breed for You?
Is the Snowshoe right for you?
Take a little Siamese and add a dash of American Shorthair, and you get the uniquely patterned Snowshoe. To the undiscerning eye, the Snowshoe may appear to be a Siamese, albeit of the traditional type, without the extreme features that are popular today. With beautiful, dark points and captivating blue eyes, this Siamese-off shoot is indeed very similar to its parent breed. However, the Snowshoe distinguishes itself by its pristinely white feet (hence the name) and harlequin mask. The Snowshoe is the Siamese with a much more liberal dress code!
The American Shorthair left its own mark on the Snowshoe, not only mellowing the extremes of the Siamese's physical features, but also many of the more extreme personality traits. Except your Snowshoe to talk, and talk frequently, but in tones just a little bit sweeter. Social and affectionate, the Snowshoe is your happy companion, but maybe a little less demanding than the self-assured Siamese. Still, the Snowshoe is a people-loving cat and thrives on love and interaction: this isn't the breed for the casual cat owner or someone without the time to spare.
The Snowshoe takes on many of the traits of the traditional or apple-headed Siamese, and moderates them a little further with some features of the American Shorthair. The body is muscular but not bulky, somewhat long, with a medium frame size and moderate proportions. The legs are long and strong, not delicate, with proportional feet, and the tail is moderate in length, with a gradual taper. The Snowshoe's neck is not quite as short and stocky as an American Shorthair's, but nor is it long and delicate like a Siamese – it appears well in proportion to the rest of the medium-sized body.
Like the traditional Siamese, the Snowshoe's head is a broad, modified wedge with gentle contours. The cheekbones are somewhat high-set, the muzzle proportional to head size, neither broad nor pointed. The nose is of medium width, and has only a very slight dip from brow to tip. The ears are proportional to the body with rounded tips. The Snowshoe's eyes are generally oval-shaped, greater in length than width but varying in roundness. Like the Siamese, the Snowshoe is known for beautiful blues which can range from a brilliant sapphire to a more faded blue-grey. Like the Siamese, they may also experienced crossed-eyes.
Coat color is a defining characteristic of the Snowshoe. The fur is short to medium-short, smooth lying but somewhat dense. They are pointed, like the Siamese, but with some very specific differences. The Snowshoe may be solid point, tortoiseshell point, tabby point, or silver/smoke point with white features. True to their name, and regardless of coloration, the Snowshoe will have white paws. The Snowshoe's two patterns are described as mitted and bicolor. A mitted Snowshoe has white paws, and may also have white on the back, legs, chest, and chin. Typically a mitted Snowshoe will be no more than 25% white. A bicolor Snowshoe will have white facial patterning and a greater variety of markings, with both patches of pigmentation and white occurring across the body. A bicolor Snowshoe is generally 25% to 50% white.
The Snowshoe's personality is an interesting mix of traits inherited from the Siamese and the American Shorthair. Smart, attentive, and somewhat mellow, they are generally easy to live with. They are not as "clingy" as a Siamese, but they still have a high need for affection and interaction. They are very loving, and you can expect to enjoy their company throughout the day, supervising your activities. They've inherited a little chattiness from the Siamese, so you may find your Snowshoe to be a little bossy: however, the Snowshoe's voice is generally described as soft and melodic.
The clever Snowshoe will pick up tricks easily, and may teach themselves to get into cupboard and doors. Some Snowshoe enthusiasts have even had luck teaching their Snowshoe's to run a feline agility course! The Snowshoe's favorite activity will be anything that allows them to spend more one-on-one time with you. You should only choose a Snowshoe if you enjoy spending time with your cat.
Sweet-tempered and playful, the Snowshoe may do well with polite children who enjoy indulging her with games and tricks. Many do very well in multi-pet households, but others prefer not to have to compete for your attention.
This moustached kitty cat was a wonderful companion that was always asking for attention with her kind meows. While we lost this girl to a mean neighbor, we had 3 long years of playful cuddles, inquisitive meows and sits on chests. Shoeshoes are a breed known for their limp bodies, similar to rag dolls, making for a purfect cuddling companion! Marie had a loud meow and always let it ring when she was on the other side of a closed door. Early on, there were some issues with her using the litter box, we would find really wet kitten piles behind furniture and in piles of clothes, and it would get matted in her fur. Her unique markings and personality made her a cat I will never forget. I would recommend a snowshoe cat to anyone willing to put in a bit of maintenance for a whole lot of love..


There are many ways to reach out with the good news of Jesus at Christmas. Sacred Road invites the Body of Christ to participate with us in the following ways. "Adopt-a-family" is a way to minister to a household that has had a particularly difficult year. Toys, coats, clothing, towels, sheets, or cookware are wrapped and boxed to meet many needs of one family. "Shoebox Christmas gifts" are collected for children and youth and distributed the week before Christmas. 500 were handed out in 2017! The Walmart gift card drive enables us to help healthy adults provide Christmas gifts for their own children or grandchildren. Finally, food is collected and approximately 40 food boxes are assembled and distributed, providing a nice Christmas meal for families. Approximately 150 homes were visited in December 2017 through Christmas outreach.
You can get involved with Sacred Road's Christmas ministry by giving or participating in any of the following ways. Please click on a picture to learn more.
If you would like to give monetarily towards any of the Christmas giving opportunities, please click on the button below.


DICOM medical image files usually contain textual data as well as images. The data values are attributes of "DICOM Element Tags". A DICOM Element tag combines two hexadecimal codes, each four characters long. The first is the "group" code, the second is the "element" code. For example, 00100020 is the Patient's ID, and 00100030 is the Patient's Birth Date.
EscapeE enables you to define data-fields to extract data values from files and map them to the appropriate Element Tags when the file is exported in DICOM format. Most 'date' or 'time' values will be converted to DICOM format automatically using the options set in your system's Control Panel. If alphabetic month names (e.g. 23rd June 2016 or Jun/23/2016) have been used rather than numbers (e.g. 23/6/16) they will be converted provided they are in English, French, German, Portuguese or Spanish and EscapeE's language option has been set to match.
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o If you are defining a required element tag, you will find these listed in the Missing tags panel. Simply choose a name from this list and EscapeE will construct the Tag.
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EscapeE names the new field, e.g. DICOM_00101040.
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Student Welfare Committee of ABC Institute
Australia and the Student Services Department's student support and welfare team provide foreign and domestic students with assistance and support services on a number of topics, including general welfare and dealing with lifestyle changes. Where appropriate, our student health and counseling staff provide confidential support services and external referral.
Australian Business & Culinary Institute is committed to ensure that support services are available and accessible for all students.
Prior to commencing their studies, they will be required to participate in a compulsory orientation program that will include information:
Details of internal and external support services that will assist the student in the transition into life and study in Australia. Such services include welfare, accommodation, academic and career advice.
Legal, emergency and health services
Organisational policies and procedures including course progress, attendance monitoring, deferral, suspension and cancellation, course transfer and complaints/appeals.
Academic, Language and Learning Support.
Any student visa condition relating to course progress and or attendance as appropriate – Students are advised at the orientation of their requirements to continue to meet their visa conditions.
Deferment and suspension in compassionate circumstances
Financial Hardship
Australian Business & Culinary Institute has a designated Student Support Officer to provide a basic counselling service to all students
Counselling for Personal matters, family matters, homesickness,
Assistance with Health Services


Adding an additional device to the SmartLink Network You may add additional Displays and/or SmartShunts to the SmartLink Network, up to total of 32 devices. Most SmartLink devices have two connectors available to allow you to extend the network in either direction. The network design is a simple, point-to-point network, there is no need to create a loop between devices.


AN ELEGANT THREE/FOUR DOUBLE bedroom GRADE II LISTED TOWNHOUSE situated on one of the most sought after roads in KENILWORTH, close to OLD KENILWORTH & ABBEY FIELDS. The property is beautifully presented comprising of lounge, LARGE OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/DINER ,FAMILY ROOM private rear garden,OFF ROAD PARKING AND DOUBLE GARAGE. MUST BE VIEWED TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.
Paved frontage with gate and hedges for privacy.
Door to front elevation with ornate window to front elevation .
Single glazed window to rear elevation, WC, wash hand basin, radiator.
Single glazed window to front elevation, feature fireplace with gas fire, radiator, television point.
Single glazed window to rear elevation, open fireplace, radiator, television point.
Beautiful fitted kitchen featuring a range of matching wall and base units with work surfaces over, Electric oven and hob with cooker hood over,built in microwave and coffee machine, plumbing for both dishwasher and washing machine, television point,vertical column radiator. Space for Fridge freezer, cupboard housing the central heating boiler. Island with sink and drainer unit with space for bar stools.
Utility room consisting of Belfast sink, plumbing for white goods , door from lower floor lobby.
Stairs from hallway and stairs leading up to 2nd floor.
Two single glazed windows to both front and rear elevations. Built in wardrobes, radiator and television point. Door leading to en suite.
Single glazed window to front elevation, freestanding bath, separate shower cubicle, wash hand basin, wc, radiator.
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Our Family Taekwondo classes are very popular and are a great activity that the whole family can participate in together or at individual times.
We encourage families with children ages 5 and up to try a class and experience a whole new way to have family fun.
We offer beginner, intermediate and advanced level classes. Please refer to the class schedule to check on class days and times. Family discounts apply.
Ability to help each other out when struggling and share in the good times. Healthy competition between family members can help you push each other to reach your potential.
Peace of mind knowing that your loved ones are becoming stronger, healthier, more confident and are learning valuable self-defense skills.
We offer a one month, no obligation trial so you can see for yourself what we are all about.
Give us a month to show you how our program can help your child (and you if you'd like to do class too, we have some parents that also participate in class).


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Leisure and culture Arts and Culture De Montfort Hall
De Montfort Hall
De Montfort Hall is a multi-purpose arts and entertainment venue and Leicester's main venue for concerts and also hosts a wide range of events including stand-up comedy, musicals and opera.
Find out about forthcoming shows, latest news, booking information at De Montfort Hall
Find out about the disabled changing places facility at De Montfort Hall
A residency undertaken at the hall by the world famous Philharmonia Orchestra has resulted in a thriving classical audience while a broadening of the musical spectrum in terms of programming is drawing in a wider range of people than ever before.
The main auditorium also hosts big name comedy stars, children's shows and West End musicals, while an outdoor amphitheatre provides an excellent arena for summer festivals and concerts.
Access and seating
Refurbishment work has improved access around the hall, with level access throughout the foyer and a lift to the circle bars and seating area.
Flexible seating system in the auditorium means that formats can be changed depending on the requirements of the production. Capacities can range from approximately 1,400/1,600 (tiered seating) to 2,200(standing). Outdoors, the amphitheatre caters for audiences from 500 to 5,000 people. For a more intimate atmosphere, the hall can also be set in a 'cabaret' style with tables and a dance floor, where drinks can be taken in during the performance.
To find out about forthcoming shows, latest news, booking information and all facilities please visit the De Montfort Hall website which is linked at the top of this page.
To join the free mailing or emailing list for De Montfort Hall, call the box office on 0116 233 3111 or email dmh.office@leicester.gov.uk.
Promotional enquiries
Promoters enquiring about booking in shows and concerts should email pete.mitchell@leicester.gov.uk.
The venue is available as a private hire for events, conferences and exhibitions - email hayley.ellson@leicester.gov.uk.
Contact De Montfort Hall
Box Office: (0116) 233 3111 (phone and minicom)
Stage Door: (0116) 233 3029
De Montfort Hall, Granville Road, Leicester, LE1 7RU


» When is it Okay to Talk Money?
When is it Okay to Talk Money?
Taylor Byrnes' social media post went viral when her second interview with a Canadian food delivery company was cancelled after she inquired about compensation and benefits. (The company has since rescinded their interview cancellation). SkipTheDishes said that the questions weren't in line with their company culture.
This incident brings forth the question, When should you bring up salary in the job search process?
Before you are interviewed? During the interview process? Or when they make you a job offer?
Knowing when and how to bring up the salary talk has been widely debated among career experts, but in my opinion, the best time to ask about compensation is when you are offered the position.
When you bring up the question of salary prior to a job offer a company may interpret it as you being more interested in what money you can get, versus interested in the company and role you are applying too. Now, we all have to eat and money is important (or we would all lounge around on South Pacific Islands), but from a company's perspective employers want to know that you really want to work for them.
Demonstrating your interest in the organization, their culture and the role itself should take priority over the money conversation. Employers hire people that want to work for them – people who are truly interested in the company and people themselves, who align with the company values and culture and what the company does.
I recommend the "money talk" happen once a job offer is made, but it doesn't have to happen right that minute. In fact, negotiating your salary on the spot isn't recommended, as you may end up feeling pressured into taking whatever is offered. Instead, take a couple days to think over their offer (if they have given you one), decide on a reasonable counter-offer and then have the conversation. (Stay tuned for my follow-up article on negotiating salary).
Of course, if you feel confident that the time is right, you can bring up the salary talk before you are offered the job, but I would recommend offering a range. The same goes if you are asked during the interview what your salary expectations are. Which brings me to my next point: Before you talk about your salary expectations with a potential employer, do your research!
What if you want an idea of what the company pays?
Going into your first interview, you want to have done your research so you know what this type of work and company may pay.
Where can you research salaries?
There are a few great websites out there to find salary and benefit information including: Salary.com, Salaryexpert.com, Indeed.com, Payscale and Glassdoor among others.
Government websites like WorkBC and the National Occupational Classification (NOC) provide salary guides in Canada. In the US, you can find helpful salary information on O*Net and the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The ERI (Economic Research Institute), which requires a paid subscription, provides up-to-date salary and cost of living information for the US, Canada, the UK and some European countries.
Robert Half and Associates has free salary and benefit compensation guides along with labour market trends for accounting/financial positions and IT positions. Whatever sites you look at, ensure you check the currency type, as some sites quote in USD and some in CAD.
One of the best ways to get a sense of what companies pay is through informational interviews. In these interviews you ask the questions. You can ask what the salary range is for the position you are interested in.
Note: Informational interviews are about gathering info and researching, they are NOT employment interviews.
What if they ask me what I made in my last role?
If possible, try to sidestep this by saying that your previous role was a different level/ had a different set of responsibilities, etc. or maybe the company size was much different.
No matter where you are in the interview process keep in mind that you do not want to negotiate your salary until a job offer is on the table. Remember, at the offer stage you can ask for time to consider the offer and get back to the employer. And again, always be prepared with a salary range that fits in with industry standards, as well as your own expectations.
Stay tuned for my follow-up article about how to effectively negotiate your salary.


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Die GATX (General American Transportation Corporation) ist eine US-amerikanische Leasinggesellschaft für Schienenfahrzeuge mit Sitz in Chicago. GATX wurde 1898 gegründet und ist seit 1916 an der New Yorker Börse notiert.

Ursprünglich war die Abkürzung des Unternehmens "GAT". Der Buchstabe "X" in der Firmenbezeichnung kommt daher, dass die Eigentümerkennzeichnung (Reporting mark) nordamerikanischer Schienenfahrzeuge mit einem "X" endet, wenn diese keinem Eisenbahnverkehrsunternehmen gehören.

Geschichte

Im Jahr 1994 erwarb GATX eine Minderheitsbeteiligung von 37,5 Prozent am Schweizer Güterwagenvermieter AAE, der damals einen Bestand von 2.500 Waggons aufwies. Nachdem dessen Waggonanzahl nach 19 Jahren kontinuierlich auf 30.000 gesteigert werden konnte, kaufte die AAE den GATX-Anteil an AAE Cargo im September 2013 wieder zurück. Dadurch konzentriert sich das Unternehmen in Europa auf die dortige eigene Tochtergesellschaft.

Geschäftsfelder

Hauptgeschäftsfeld des in Nordamerika, Europa und Indien aktiven Unternehmens ist das Vermieten und Finanzieren von Lokomotiven und Eisenbahnwagen, vor allem Kesselwagen. GATX kontrolliert hierdurch einen der größten Eisenbahnwagenparks der Welt (etwa 154.000 Wagen und rund 600 Lokomotiven). GATX ist mit der Sparte Portfolio Management auch im Bereich Leasing und Finanzierung von Industrieanlagen sowie über die American Steamship Company im Bereich See- und Binnenschiffen aktiv.

Rail North America
In Nordamerika werden 131.000 Waggons und ungefähr 600 vierachsige Lokomotiven vermietet.

Rail International

In Europa werden im Bereich GATX Rail Europe 22.500 Waggons, vor allem Kesselwagen, vermietet.
Hier bestehen die drei Tochtergesellschaften GATX Rail Austria GmbH, GATX Rail Germany GmbH und GATX Rail Poland Sp. z o.o. Die deutsche Gesellschaft übernahm 2002 die KVG Kesselwagen Vermietgesellschaft mbH und die polnische Gesellschaft ging 2001 aus dem Tankwagenvermieter DEC Sp. z o.o. hervor.

Im Jahr 2010 wurde GATX India Private Ltd. gegründet, die dem Geschäftsfeld GATX Rail India zugeordnet ist und die 2012 die Vermietung von neuen Waggons aufnahm. Die Flotte umfasst inzwischen 500 Containertragwagen.

American Steamship Company
Durch den Erwerb der 1907 gegründeten American Steamship Company (ASC) ist GATX seit 1973 Eigner von Massengutfrachtern, die auf den Großen Seen verkehren.

Weblinks

 Website von GATX
 Website von GATX Rail Europe
 Website der American Steamship Company

Einzelnachweise

Finanzdienstleister (Chicago)
Leasinggesellschaft für Schienenfahrzeuge
Gegründet 1898
Abkürzung

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Several readers wanted a real-world analysis of the costs and benefits of cloth diapering. Luckily, my wife's closest friend, Carrie, is cloth diapering her daughter Elizabeth and has contributed this lengthy analysis of cloth diapering. Carrie writes some notes about parenting and art at her personal blog, Dangerous Crayon. I have some notes in response to this that appear in th first comment. Take it away, Carrie!
Recently, when The Simple Dollar told readers to ask him anything they want, there were several commentors who asked for a cost benefit for cloth diapering. While there are lots of resources out there to analyze this, I thought I'd take a shot at figuring out in my own situation what the cost of cloth diapering has been over Elizabeth's first year of life.
My methodology is a little hazy, but hopefully it's decent enough to give a realistic analysis. If you have suggestions for other ways to provide a better view of the cost, please advise me, and I will report back!
All of our appliances are electric. I wash diapers approximately 3 times a week. My wash routine for the majority of the year has been: 1 cold wash and rinse, no extra rinse, no detergent; 1 warm wash and rinse, extra rinse with detergent, 1 cold wash and rinse, no extra rinse, no detergent, typically followed by 2 – 45 minute dryer cycles. I found this to be most effective for me. Some people do fine with a cold rinse, warm wash with 1 extra rinse, which could potentially reduce the amount of water and electricity used by almost half.
Currently, I change diapers about 7 times a day, making for about 50 diapers a week. Even though diapers were changed more frequently in early months, I figure this is a reasonable number to use, so that makes for about 2,600 diaper changes per year. On a side note, if it takes about 1 minute to change a diaper (ha, right!) then that means I've spent in the neighborhood of 44 hours changing diapers – that almost 2 full days of diaper changes!
My diaper stash is a mix of inexpensive (prefolds, pins, and cheap covers) and the pricey (pocket diapers). The way I figure it, I have about 53 diapers – 30 infant prefolds or fitteds that were used up to about 14 lbs, 12 premium prefolds we're using now, and about 11 one size diapers that we've used all along. Over the course of the past year, we've purchased some disposable diapers, and we were give some as gifts. I figure we used about 360 disposable diapers – usually when we were gone on vacation somewhere, which, with all of our family and church activities, was in the neighborhood of 6 weeks. We also used them occasionally when diapers weren't washed in a timely fashion.
* This number includes ALL diapering items – prefolds, covers, snappis (replaces diaper pins) onesize pocket diapers, reusable cloth wipes, diaper pail and reusable liners, a diaper sprayer to remove solids from diapers, and a few other miscellaneous diaper accessories.
** To calculate utilities, I made a basic assumption that the increase in cost between 2006 and 2007 is all diaper related. The reality is that utility rates have increased, there was additional baby-related laundry, and we used the air conditioners more in the summer of 2007 than we had in previous years. I believe the actual cost related to cloth diapers would be noticeably lower. We used less water in 2007 than in 2006 because of changes in the number of people living in our home (1 adult was replaced by one infant) But, for grins, and because we had changes in people and fixed several plumbing leaks in 2007, I'll go ahead and include a cost for water. In electricity, we used about 1732 kWh more in 2007 than in 2006.
If we assume 2240 diaper changes in Year 1, and lets assume that there will be fewer diaper changes in Year 2 (we'll say on average 5 changes per day – 1825/year) then we would say that over the course of Year 1 and Year 2, there will be 4,065 diaper changes. That gives us a cost of$.28 per diaper change.
Since I haven't used disposable diapers exclusively, I will have to estimate the cost for Year 1 and Year 2 diapers, based on the same changing habits. I went to my local big-blue-box store, and priced out diapers in the lower range – the White Cloud store brand. I priced at purchasing in bulk when possible, and since in real life we can only buy whole packages of diapers, I "bought" however many packages I needed to cover the number of changes, even if I ended up with extras. Since the cost per diaper of disposables varies depending on size, I reviewed Elizabeth's growth chart to guess the number of weeks that she would have been in a given size, still using the 50 changes per week. (This, I think, is under-estimating since there are more diaper changes in the first few months.) I'm also assuming 2.5 wipes per change because my experience is that I'll use one wipe for some changes, and 6 or 7 for the messier changes.
Total cost in Year 2 after sales tax – $495.42, or about $.27 per diaper change.
Assuming 4,065 diaper changes over the course of 2 years, that gives us a cost of $.33 per diaper change.
If you were inclined to use more expensive brands – I priced out Pampers' Swaddlers and Babydry style diapers – then you could expect to add about $90 in the first year, and about $100 in the second year, for a total of $1601.83 to diaper for 2 years in a more expensive disposable.
If I had opted out of a larger stash, and some accessories, I believe that the cost in Year 1 of cloth diapering would be on par with the cost of disposables.
Since most children are not potty trained by one year, I would say that cloth is cheaper, even when you have some of the more expensive diapers. Actually, for the money that I "save" by using cloth – $199.62 – I could have added more than 8 pocket diapers to my stash, and still come out on top.
The brand As I indicated above, if you go for a more expensive brand, it will cost you more. One of the reasons I opted for cloth is that I think there are health benefits to avoiding disposables. If I use disposables, my preference is brands like 7th Generation, which have fewer dioxins, and hopefully, are healthier for babies. Those brands are even more expensive than brands like Pampers.
The size of the package Some parents are cautious about buying in bulk, since it means you could be stuck with lots of diapers in the wrong size. Some parents don't have the upfront cash to buy diapers in bulk, so they end up spending more per diaper when they buy smaller packages.
Frequency of changes While I used a 50 change per week average, the truth is, diapers should be changed more frequently for health. We shouldn't be letting the disposables fill until they are falling off the bottoms of the babies. More diaper changes mean a noticeable increase in expense with disposables, while with cloth, more changes do not significantly impact the number of washes. More changes mean the cost per washed diaper keeps dropping.
The leaks The times that I used disposables, I found that they tended to leak more, which sometimes rendered clothing stained beyond public wear.
The garbage Although I haven't personal experience with this, some people have reported to me that their garbage service charges more, because they set more bags/barrels of trash out on the curb.
Your stash If you go with the cheapest end of cloth diapering – all prefolds, inexpensive covers, inexpensive detergents, then you will see a greater benefit. If you use the most expensive options – all-in-one diapers or pocket diapers, then your cost recovery will be much slower. If you buy a large stash, the diapers individually will last longer, but of course, the cash outlay for 48 pocket diapers is substantially more than that for just 24.
Your routine If you wash more often, or have more rinses, etc., then you'll see greater utility costs.
The number of children The more children you have who will wear the same cloth diapers, the greater your savings.
Nicki's Diapers: How much money can you really save?


For the second consecutive year, WilmerHale's Dayton office has been named among the Dayton Area's Best Places to Work by the Dayton Business Journal. The firm's Business Services Center houses more than 250 employees, which include administrative support and discovery attorneys, who are critical to the firm's business needs. Since its opening in 2010, the Dayton office continuously provides improved efficiencies and has significantly reduced and streamlined operational expenses for the firm.
The Best Places to Work designation is based solely on an employee survey measuring feedback on local and overall leadership, compensation and training, workplace flexibility and diversity. This is the second consecutive year the office has been named to the Dayton Business Journal's list, but the fourth consecutive year it has placed on a local top workplace list.
"Being honored year-after-year demonstrates the success we've achieved in recognizing and advancing key factors of employee engagement and satisfaction. And, this isn't Dayton-specific," said Kay Phillips, Human Resources Manager located at the firm's Business Services Center, "the culture and expectations here stem directly from the partners and co-managing partners and extend across our offices worldwide."
All honorees gathered for a celebratory dinner on April 23 at the Schuster Center in downtown Dayton, Ohio.


Currently, whenever I run an Opportunity report it only shows me one record for each opportunity, which is the current stage the opportunity is in. I need to be able to track when the opportunity changed to each new stage. Is this possible?
The Sugar Timeline module is provided by TimeLine Viewer addon.
The addon release contains the number of preconfigured key events to track and also provides capabilities to design your own ones.
The trial is avaliable on request.
Thanks for your reply Dmytro. Are you saying that this functionality is not natively available within Sugar, but is only possible with a 3rd party add-on tool?
Lets have a look at the out-of-the-box capabilities.
1. Reporting. The out-of-the-box Sugar provides you with ability to reach the most of the modules records which are related to Opportunities: calls, meetings, emails, tasks, notes etc.
In Sugar Studio you can switch logging on/off for the particular field,including custom one.
3. Tracker. When Tracker is enbled for Sugar instance, it collects data about reading/editing Sugar records.
4. Advanced Reporting. If you are familiar to SQL, you could use Advanced Reporting functionality (avaliable for Sugar Ent/Ult subscribers) to reach most of database tables with SQL queries.
5. Activity Stream. According to documentation (http://support.sugarcrm.com/Documentation/Sugar_Versions/8.1/Ent/Application_Guide/User_Interface/Activity_Streams/ ) Sugar's activity stream allows users to view a list of activities performed on records, create posts, preview posts, comment on posts, etc. Users can easily track the most recent updates across their entire organization via the record and user posts on the activity stream.
I would suggest to enable it for your Sugar instance and check whether the stream of physical events provided could be of use for solving your particular task.
There are different ways to reach the stream in the interface (check the doc link above), however I was not able to find information about Activity Stream reporting.
Maybe Sugar Community can suggest some additional options that could be of help.
By the way, in case you participate SugarCon this October,10-11, you will have a chance to ask your question to Sugar University representatives during the training sessions.
*please note: this query result is based on a demo instance and does not include logical "changedates", so I added the "test" opportunity. The status change from "new" to "in progress" is triggered by a logic hook and happend on create, so both states have the same timestamp.
OFC you can alter the query by limiting for example dates, add more information or whatever.
Advanced Reporting is really good for reaching Sugar database data.
In case of Enterprise Forecast model coosen and RLI funtionality enabled, I would suggest to consider reaching Opp RLIs statuses with Advanced Reporting, since the Sales Funnel/Forecast takes into account the RLIs data, not Opp.
Please check http://support.sugarcrm.com/Knowledge_Base/Opportunities_Forecasts/Understanding_Sugar_Sales_Stages/ for details.
I checked Pauls profile, he is using Prof 8.1 so unfortunately we can't use advanced reports.
In gerenal you are right, observing the RLI status might be more specific but if we want to observe the complete deal, an opp based report may makes more sense. Also you can switch to opps without RLI's easily on enterprise.
So I think how to set up those kind of reports depends on the base requirements of the report, not the SugarCRM Version.
I would agree that Opp module is in the root for the overview report Paul Grim is looking for, regardless of the Sugar version.
However, I still have doubts that all the events that matter from the history of the opportunity & opportunity-related records could be integrated into single report by Sugar Admin, in case of no Timeline module configured for the Opportunities in the CRM instance.
Thank you for your suggestions Dmytro!
Thank you for your suggestions Björn!


Beauty and personal care is big business in the UK, with shoppers in this category amongst the biggest spenders in Western Europe. And while the market is clearly saturated, it nonetheless continues to evolve. Supermarkets and discounters are taking a bigger share, shoppers are placing increasing importance on brand values and identity, and retailers are turning to brands to help them keep the in-store experience creative, lively and innovative.
But when it comes to beauty and personal care P-O-P, what exactly does good look like?
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Also, since these were written mid 1700's, the language is a bit hard to swallow, so we have gone through and rewritten all 70 of his resolutions with updated language. (I wish I could go back in time and tell them, "Seriously guys, enough with the commas. Use a period. End your thought, then keep going. It won't kill you.") Some of the words he uses have different connotation for contemporary audiences, so I did my best to keep with spirit of what he was trying to say, while being faithful to what I believe scripture teaches. To see his original resolutions in all their glory, visit them here. Updated language or not, one thing is clear: the man understood the destructive nature of sin and was resolved to do everything in his power to purge it from his life.
1) Knowing that glorifying God is the greatest good I can do for myself and mankind, I resolve to do whatever I can to increase God's glory, regardless of the time commitment or the difficulties it brings to me and my family.
2) I resolve to not wait for opportunities to present themselves, but rather invent ways to make the aforementioned glory happen.
3) Resolved that when I utterly blow it in keeping these resolutions, I'll look to my God, repent, and keep going.
4) Resolved to never do anything – in body or soul – that doesn't glorify God, and resolved to try and surround myself with other people and with entertainment that seek to glorify God as well.
5) Resolved to not waste time doing stuff that doesn't matter.
6) Resolved to live with all my might, while I do live.
7) Resolved to never do anything that I'd be ashamed to do if I knew I was about to die and stand face to face with God.
8) Resolved to think and act as if I were the worst of sinners, no matter whose company I am in. No matter what any person I'm around has done, I'm resolved that any perceived shortcomings in their character or behavior should just remind me how utterly forgiven I have been and will remind me to be diligent in confessing my own sins to God. Resolved to remember that I am no better than anyone else.
9) Resolved to think about my own death – not because I'm morbid, but because it reminds me that my life on this earth is temporary. Resolved to live for eternity.
10) Resolved that when I have aches and pains to remember the persecuted church.
11) Resolved that when there is a theological mystery that presents itself to me, to not be complacent in my ignorance, but seek to understand what I don't understand.
12) Resolved that if my learning and deep thoughts lead me to pride instead of worship that I'll immediately repent.
13) Resolved to be seeking people who need God's physical provision, and be an instrument of provision.
14) Resolved to never do anything out of revenge.
15) Resolved to not get emotional when dealing with irrational people.
16) Resolved to not speak badly about someone or bring down their reputation unless there is some real, tangible, necessary good that must come from it.
17) Resolved to live the way I project wishing I had lived when I'm on my deathbed.
18) Resolved to live in such a way that the Gospel and eternity are always before my mind.
19) Resolved never to do anything that I'd be ashamed of if I knew Jesus was right about to come back.
20) Resolved to treat my body as God's temple when it comes to eating and drinking.
21) Resolved to not do the things that for which I would negatively judge someone else.
23) Resolved to do things which I might normally not do for God's glory, and if I find that I'm doing them for my own glory, go back to resolution #4.
24) Resolved that when I really blow it big time, to figure out what it was that led me to such an action. I am resolved to know myself, know my struggles, and know my weaknesses so that I can master them, not have them master me.
25) Resolved to carefully observe what tempts me to mistrust God and His love, and direct my energy to demolishing that stumbling block.
26) Resolved to remove from my life anything that causes me to doubt my assurance in Christ.
27) Resolved to not tell little lies of omission, unless there is a God-honoring reason. If I ever feel like I have found a God-honoring reason, resolved to really, really examine my intentions to make sure that I'm not just looking for a loophole.
28) Resolved to be such a student of the word that it is clear at the end of each passing year that I know much more at the end than I did at the beginning.
29) Resolved never to pray as if God doesn't hear and answer, or confess as if God doesn't forgive.
30) Resolved to — every week — strive for personal purity and a closer walk with the Lord.
31) Resolved that knowledge of my own faults bring forth speech that is gracious and loving to all, speaking to others how I would like to be spoken to. Resolved to test all my speech by this principle.
32) Resolved, to be firmly faithful to my calling in life so that Proverbs 20:6, "A faithful man who can find?" may not be said of me.
33) Resolved, to always seek to be an instrument of peace without seeking peace to the neglect of other virtues like truth.
34) Resolved that when I give talks, they will be pure, simple, and beautiful truths.
35) Resolved that whenever I start doubting if I've done enough, to set aside my own self-judgments, but still be able to truthfully answer to myself that I have been a good and faithful servant.
36) Resolved to never speak badly about someone else unless there is a real reason, and some real good is to come from it.
37) Resolved to take regular inventory to evaluate any areas of sin that I continue to struggle with.
38) Resolved that the Lord's day is the Lord's day, and I'll not talk about stupid things that don't matter on His day.
39) Resolved that, if I'm not 100% sure that something is not sin, to just not do it.
40) Resolved to regularly evaluate my food and drink choices.
41) Resolved, to ask myself at the end of every day, week, month and year, wherein I could possibly in any respect have done better.
42) Resolved to frequently renew the commitment I made to God when I first discovered His love and forgiveness.
43) Resolved to live each day as if I belonged to God and not myself.
44) Resolved that all my actions from the least to the greatest can be traced back to a sincere desire to love God and love others.
45) Resolved to never allow any aspect of life, joy or grief, nor any hobbies or pursuits, except that it helps me to better love God and love others.
46) Resolved to be utterly respectful of my parents and to not as much roll my eyes at them, or anyone else in my family.
47) Resolved to avoid anything that does not foster sweetness, goodness, stillness, peace, contentment, compassion, generosity, humility, modesty, submissiveness or diligence in me.
48) Resolved to take time out of my day and really evaluate the state of my heart, and whether or not I am truly about Christ or if I am just pretending.
49) Resolved that no one will ever have grounds for calling me a fake Christian.
50) Resolved to act in such a way that my actions here in this life are storing up for me the most good in the world to come.
51) Resolved to act in such a way that I can stand before God with a clean conscience saying I did my best.
52) I often hear elderly people saying with regret how they wish they had lived. I resolve to use their regrets as my roadmap to how I will live in the present.
53) Resolved to improve my surroundings wherever I go and to trust God fully, give myself to him fully, and confide in him fully.
54) Resolved to choose my heroes carefully, and seek to imitate those who are praised for their actions.
55) Resolved to act purposefully, as if I have already seen both the splendor of heaven and the torments of hell.
56) Never to stop fighting against sin, as long as I have breath to fight.
57) Resolved, that when I feel fearful about the future, to calmly assess what is and what is not in my control. Resolved to take power over the things in my control, and leave the rest to God.
58) Resolved to not only refrain from negative and critical speech, but to seek to bring positivity, love, and cheerfulness.
59) Resolved that, when I can tell I'm in a bad mood, to purposefully choose to act as if I weren't, unless it's one of those times where being authentic is more important than being cheerful.
60) Resolved that, when I can tell my emotions are getting out of control, to be self-reflective and see if there is anything that I have missed in myself.
61) Resolved, that when I find myself zoning out and forgetting who I am in Christ, to fight the pull towards apathy and snap out of it.
62) Resolved to busy myself with the calling God has on my life, and to do so willingly and cheerfully in accordance with Ephesians 6:6-8.
63) Resolved to follow Christ to the fullest, even if I am the only person in the world who does.
64) When I find myself longing for goodness and beauty which I cannot find in this world, to recognize that these longings are for heaven and I should openly seek and promote these virtues, no matter how silly it sounds to other people.
65) Resolved to be utterly transparent before God and man, including my sins, temptations, difficulties, hurts, fears, hopes, and desires.
66) Resolved to always be gentle, unless the situation calls for a Mama Bear.
67) Resolved that, when I go through hardships, to always look for the good that God is doing in me and through me by means of whatever suffering I am experiencing.
68) Resolved to be completely honest before God, confessing my sin, acknowledging my weakness, and asking for help.
69) Resolved to always do the good that I admire in others.
70) In everything I say, let there always be goodness.
PHEW!!! That's quite a list! It would be impossible to keep all of those in your head at all times. We recommend picking out just a few that really spoke to you, and put them on a notecard in your bathroom, or write them on your mirror in dry erase marker.
Which ones spoke to you most? Let us know in the comments!
Hillary Morgan Ferrer is the founder of Mama Bear Apologetics. She is coauthor and editor of the Mama Bear Apologetics book, and has been married to her husband, Dr. John D. Ferrer, for over 12 years. She is working on her second master's degree, and yet can't seem to figure out the simplest cooking recipes.


A short blog to accompany our Life Drawing mono printing workshop with Steve Dixon on 13th April 2019.
This kind of printmaking technique was pioneered by the Italian artist Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione in the 1640's and involved drawing on a smooth, un-incised surface with ink or paint before transferring the image onto a sheet of paper, either by hand or through a press, creating a single print that could be worked on or enhanced. Edgar Degas produced around four hundred monotypes throughout his career and personalised them with scraping, brushing and finger painting onto the printed image.
Monotype printmaking 'liberated' Degas and that's why he produced them in such quantity. He discovered it was the ideal technique for creating a unique atmosphere and intimacy and they became much sought after. Picasso collected a number of Degas's sensual brothel scenes.
Degas monotypes are exceptionally desirable, due to their unique qualities. In the 1980's some had reached a price tag of nearly one million dollars and would be worth more in today's art market.
This body of work exemplifies his restless experimentation. Although he is best known for his work depicting ballet dancers, it is with this technique that he discovers new ways to explore light and dark – the radiance of electric lighting, dancers in motion, the meteorological effects of nature and women in very intimate scenes. It was a process of repetition, transformation, mirroring, reversal and innovation.
If you would like to try this technique for yourself, join Steve Dixon RA in his life drawing workshop. Drawing directly onto a plate, from short dynamic poses, you will be amazed at the fluid quality of the prints. It's a very exciting technique!


Chapter meetings are from 10:00 until 12:00 on the second Tuesday of each month from September through June. Minutes are posted below.
We meet at the 4Cs office, 907 Wethersfield Ave, in Hartford. There is plenty of parking right at the building. Simply go in the door next to the Costa del Sol restaurant, around the corner and take the elevator to the second floor. The 4Cs office door is right in front of you as you exit the elevator.
Members and guests are welcome at all meetings, as are current community college employees who are contemplating retirement. Click here for directions to the 4Cs office.


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package io.warp10.script.functions;

import io.warp10.script.NamedWarpScriptFunction;
import io.warp10.script.WarpScriptStackFunction;
import io.warp10.script.WarpScriptException;
import io.warp10.script.WarpScriptStack;

import com.geoxp.GeoXPLib;
import com.geoxp.GeoXPLib.GeoXPShape;

/**
 * Produces a regexp from a GeoXPShape
 */
public class GEOREGEXP extends NamedWarpScriptFunction implements WarpScriptStackFunction {

  public GEOREGEXP(String name) {
    super(name);
  }

  @Override
  public Object apply(WarpScriptStack stack) throws WarpScriptException {
    Object shape = stack.pop();

    if (!(shape instanceof GeoXPShape)) {
      throw new WarpScriptException(getName() + " expects a GeoShape instance on top of the stack.");
    }

    String regexp = GeoXPLib.toRegexp((GeoXPShape) shape);

    stack.push(regexp);

    return stack;
  }
}

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Sen—European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut (and hoopy frood) Samantha Cristoforetti has sent a message from the International Space Station celebrating Towel Day!
Towel Day, May 25, is an annual tribute to the life and work of the late Douglas Adams (1952-2001) best known as the author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. On this day fans from all over the world—and off it—proudly carry a towel in his honour.
As The Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy advises: "A towel, it says, is about the most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have."
Cristoforetti, a fan of Douglas Adam's books, tweeted: "Oh, there's a little #TowelDay surprise coming… stay tuned! #DontPanic," with a teaser image of herself bearing her towel and wearing a T-shirt bearing the slogan "Don't Panic and carry a towel".
Cristoforetti, the first Italian woman in space, later shared the expedition's mission poster, with the crew dressed as characters from the book and tweeted: "Happy #TowelDay from Expedition 42, half in #space, half back on Earth… we're froods who know where their towel is!"
She then went on to read an excerpt from the book from the European laboratory Columbus on the ISS.
Current expedition 43 crew members celebrating Towel Day aboard the ISS with Cristoforetti are: NASA astronauts Commander Terry Virts and Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov, Gennady Padalka and Mikhail Kornienko.
For details of every human who has been in space since the first spaceflight of Yuri Gagarin on April 12, 1961, including who is in space now and their previous missions, check out Sen's human spaceflight app.
Blog: How challenging is it to take a trip into space?


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This simple kitchen idea is about finding balance in the modern home with black finish for the cabinets and white finish for the worktops.
This simple and yet stunning kitchen idea is about using a black finish for the cabinet doors. The design mainly works for the simple reason that there is no unwanted detailing except for the lining on the black frontal parts of the cabinet. The main worktop at the center has been designed with wooden top in a natural finish, while the worktop of the basin area is in a white finish for maximum balance and contrast.


This Holiday season, shop for your Christmas tree at The Home Depot. Freshly cut trees arrive several times per week and we'll have your tree prepped and netted before you pull your vehicle around. Also, pick up your decorations and lights too.


Facebook style photo comment. Here i have use normal light box pop window. inside the box i have design similar like facebook design. follow this code you can learn facebook style photo comments system.
Thank you very helpful tutorial, please clue: how does it apply to CodeIgniter and how to add a button to share social media in the picture?


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u can update to kitkat 4.4.2.
Battery backup is very poor .
xolo a500 club not showing 16 gb memory card.what shoul i do?
Hi.. I'm using this phone from last 7 months.
Camera. - camera quality is good. 5mp camera is perfect for this range phone. It is ideal to capture distant photographs. The photos of nearby objects are not clear, just blur.Front camera is also good. Though it is VGA, it captures gud quality images. Flash is just useless. It is not perfect white. Flash is slightly yellowish. Overall it has lots of camera features. U can edit your photo before you capture it. When you switch ur mode from camera to video mode, the brightness automatically reduces.
Battery. - When I bought it, the battery backup is very poor. So I made 3 to 4 software updates from service center, and now the battery backup is amazing. According to me it should have 1800mAh battery rather than 1400mAh.
Processor. - It has mediatek dual core processor of 1.3 GHz clockspeed. As you know it is cheapest processor in all. For this range phone it should have MTK quad core processor. Due to this processor it even gets hang when you start ur internet.
Performance. - It has very low RAM of 512 mb. Which is again very low. It even gets hang when you play some games like candy crush and subway surfer. When you open your homepage after any heavy activity, then it takes upto 5 to 6 seconds to display ur app's icons. It lags too much while playing games.
Other. - The screen is very touch sensitive. It is very fluent to access. Censor are very good, has range upto 5 to 6 cms. Sound is low but quality is just superb. It is very clear. U must hear it to believe it. Look is very good. Front speakers gives you an amazing experience while watching videos. Back cover has better grip.
Overall. - overall this phone has very cons than pros. This is an average phone. For this range of smartphone, features are average. Only processor and RAM makes the matter. I will give 6 points out of 10 to my A500club.
I hope this review will be very much helpful to you, to know more about this phone.
and it is very slim and good looking phone .
i am useing this phone for 4 monthes.
But battery backup is low.


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DUnit:

        An Xtreme testing framework for Borland Delphi programs

DUnit is an
        Xtreme testing framework for Borland Delphi programs. It was originally
        inspired on the JUnit
        framework written in Java by Kent Beck and Erich Gamma, but has evolved
        into a tool that uses much more of the potential of Delphi to be much
        more useful to Delphi developers.

You can read all about Xtreme Testing and Extreme Programming from
        this site.

Juanco Anez wrote the original code and an article featured in the
        Borland Community Developer News.
        There's a copy of the article
        here.

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              Kris Golko did a port of DUnit to Kylix, that includes most of the
              features of the original GUI.

Michael Tsai produced a Traditional Chines translation of the
              DUnit manual.

Juanco revised the framework to increase its compatiblity with
              multiple versions of Delphi.

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Intellectual richness and unparalleled variety characterize the world of Islam throughout its history. From the 9th century CE onwards, Muslims, Christians and Jews shared a common every day and cultural language, Arabic, which they used to circulate ideas, concepts and texts. The ensuing exchange was mutually enriching. For centuries, individuals belonging to the three religious communities read a very similar canon and thus equally contributed to its development. This dynamic was multi-dimensional in character: Christian and Jewish authors influenced Islamic thought, while the writings of Muslim thinkers had a major impact on non-Muslim thinkers.
The blended-learning MA program Intellectual Encounters of the Islamicate World is dedicated to the study of this extremely rich and diverse intellectual heritage. Unlike traditional academic approaches, that tend to study the intellectual history of the Muslim world according to separated and rather monolithic disciplines, our MA program systematically crosses disciplinary, religious, cultural and philological boundaries in order to gain new and innovative insights.
The overall goal of the one-year, English spoken MA program is to provide its international graduate students with a thorough understanding of the deep and manifold interconnections between the Muslim, Jewish and Christian intellectual output during Medieval times. The program is therefore characterized by a strongly research-driven and interdisciplinary approach. Students will become acquainted with a broad spectrum of aspects of the Islamicate world, such as rational theology and philosophy, law and legal methodology as well as material culture and social history with an emphasis on primary texts in the original language (Arabic). They will be trained and mentored by internationally renowned guest lecturers who are counted among the leading experts in their respective fields of research. The primarily web-based MA program also includes three face-to-face sessions per academic year during which the students and teachers will actually come together for several days/a couple of weeks for discussion, teaching and examination.
Freie Universität Berlin (Free University of Berlin) acts as degree awarding university and constitutes the academic, strategic and organizational heart of this unique and innovative MA program that is realized in close collaboration with its bilateral regional partners in Israel and Palestine. Free University of Berlin offers the one-year full-time MA program of 60 ECTS to an expected number of 20 students, many of whom from the Middle East.
The application period for the respective academic year is always from 15 April until 31 May. Applications reaching us after this deadline will not be accepted.


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Q: Sorting List which has object that contains two integer members Hi have a list of object which has two integers in it. I want to sort this list as showing in the following.
public class ListClass
{
    public int rowIndex { get; set; }
    public int columnIndex { get; set; }
    public ListClass()
    {
    }

    public ListClass(int row, int column)
    {
        this.rowIndex = row;
        this.columnIndex = column;
    }
}

public static void main()
{
    List<ListClass> listClassList = new List<ListClass>();
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(0,1));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(0,3));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(0,2));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(0,8));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(1,1));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(1,0));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(2,1));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(3,0));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(3,8));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(3,3));
    listClassList.Add(new ListClass(3,1));
    listClassList.Sort();
}
public void Sort()
{
    \\Help Here
}

After sorting this list it should be like this.
(0,1)
(0,2)
(0,3)
(0,8)
(1,0)
(1,1)
(2,1)
(3,0)
(3,1)
(3,3)
(3,8)

A: Change ListClass to use IComparable as follows...
public class ListClass : IComparable<ListClass>
{
    public int rowIndex { get; set; }
    public int columnIndex { get; set; }

    public ListClass(int row, int column)
    {
        this.rowIndex = row;
        this.columnIndex = column;
    }

    public int CompareTo(ListClass other)
    {
        var index = this.rowIndex.CompareTo(other.rowIndex);
        return index == 0 ? this.columnIndex.CompareTo(other.columnIndex) : index;
    }
}

Calling listClassList.Sort(); will now sort the list as requested.
See IComparable for more information.

A: A simple LINQ can do!!
List<ListClass> lstSorted = (from element in listClassList
                             orderby element.rowIndex, element.columnIndex
                             select element).ToList();

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West Seneca West, Lancaster Football Honor Perillo in Alumni Night Game
Submitted by Breann Petro, West Seneca Schools
Thursday, September 6th, 2012, 10:08am
West Seneca West's football program takes pride in recognizing some of its most memorable alumni each fall. But one special honoree is selected for recognition at the annual Alumni Night game.
West Senior will honor Matt Perillo at this year's Alumni Night, set for Friday, Sept. 7, when West's Indians take on the Lancaster Redskins. Perillo, a 1983 West graduate, was a high school football and basketball official for Section VI prior to having his lower legs amputated after he became ill with septicemia, a blood disease caused by bacteria.
Now a Lancaster resident, Perillo was an easy choice as this year's Alumni Night honoree, according to West varsity football coach Joe Cantafio.
"Matt was without a doubt one of the best officials in Section VI in my mind," Cantafio said. "He truly is a great inspiration, and I can't think of a better alumnus to dedicate this year's Alumni Night to."
Buffalo Junior Sabres Announce Tryouts for 2012-13 OJHL Season
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(Amherst, NY) – The Buffalo Junior Sabres will start their preparations for the 2012-13 Ontario Junior Hockey League season by hosting tryouts, which begin the weekend of April 21 and 22, 2012.
Tryouts will be held at the Northtown Center at Amherst, 1615 Amherst Manor Drive. Space will be limited. Interested players should visit the team's official website, www.buffalojuniorsabres.com, for instructions and to download a copy of the tryout application.
The Junior Sabres, operated by members of the Buffalo Sabres Alumni, will be led by head coach and general manager Michael Peca in the 2012-13 season.
Founded in 1975, the Junior Sabres organization develops elite level players for consideration by higher-level hockey programs, most notably NCAA college hockey. Three players from the 2011-12 roster have verbally committed to NCAA Division-I programs.
Buffalo Stars Hockey to Host Labor Day Tournament
Submitted by Anonymous on Friday, September 2nd, 7:45 am
The arrival of Labor Day Weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, and for the Buffalo Stars and other amateur teams it means the arrival of hockey season. The 2011-2012 hockey season officially begins for the Buffalo Stars this weekend as they play host to the 10th Annual Greater Buffalo Labor Day Shootout at Holiday Twin Rinks in Cheektowaga and Leisure Rinks in Orchard Park.
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Buffalo Stars Junior Hockey Heads to Lake Placid
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(August 25, 2011) - The Buffalo Stars Junior Hockey Club, members of the Empire Junior Hockey League, will depart early Friday morning for a weekend pre-season training trip that includes a stop on the same ice where the "Miracle On Ice" happened 31 years ago.
The Stars, which compete at the Junior B level (players are ages 16 to 20 and are candidates for advancement to higher levels of competitive hockey), will first play in an enhibition game against the Syracuse Stars Friday in Cicero, New York. Next, they'll head to Oswego State University for a "Q & A" session with the school's hockey coaches.
Then, it's training time both on the ice and off at the Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid. They'll work out on the same ice where Team USA shocked the world with an upset win over the Soviet Union at the 1980 Winter Olympics, followed days later by a gold-medal clinching win over Finland on the same rink.
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Often my mind is engaged with some critical thoughts on understanding Islam. Where I can write these I do, where there are interested people around I talk about these, and if none was possible then I would simply talk to myself about these!
I thought I might be able to use social media (WhatsApp) to share some of these thoughts with a wider interested audience. The feedback and comments/questions that will result from this can be instrumental in revising, improving and where possible correcting my views.
If you are interested to recieve these occasional brief (typically between 3 to 5 minutes) WhatsApp audios then please fill out the following form to register. Please note these messages are only of interest to those who are keen about non-orthodox, less dominant views on Islam. Perhaps to avoid disappointment it is wise if you first read the brief version of my article on Universality of the Qur'an here. If you then found yourself interested in this line of tinking you may go ahead and register. Occasionally some of the messages may be on spiritual purification or deliberation on a verse of the Qur'an. Also some messages might be on sharing an interesting question and answer with the group.
Note: Your account, name and number will not be visible to the rest of the members.


These tea towels from Fringe Supply Co. are a must for any fiber enthusiast's kitchen. Each towel measures approximately 19" x 33" and is made of unbleached cotton fabric from India. The High Fiber Diet imprint is screenprinted in the USA.


My new Edwardian inspired outfit consists of a Truly Victorian Edwardian walking skirt and a lacy shirtwaist Beatrix blouse by Sensibility patterns.
I made my daughter a new sports outfit by using two self-drafted patterns (Download the pattern for the leggings!) and Ottobre 4/2018 33. Cool cut trousers.
I made a romantic nightgown for my daughter with ruffles, pleats and lace. The pattern I used was Hannah's nightgown by Olabelhe.
I made Lekala #4484 dress for the Emma gaala. For a custom-sized pattern, there was a lot of fitting to be done but the result was a nice cocktail dress.
Everybody is talking about Breaking the pattern, the new book by Saara and Laura Huhta of Named clothing. Here is my review, some photos of the launch party and my Sade blouse from the book.
I was lucky to be sponsored by Spoonflower to test their Cotton Poplin Ultra fabric so that I could share my experiences with you, my dear readers. To test the fabric I made Named clothing Helmi tunic dress.
I wanted to wear something designed by Named clothing to the launch party of their new book, Breaking the pattern. So, I made the Ruska dress from the book!
I challenged myself to make my friend a well fitting dress that she could wear both at work and at parties. Lekala S4103 was a good starting point.
I made the Evie top from the new Sew Over It Work to Weekend ebook. I also drafted a pair of jeans using my trusted trouser sloper and an old jeans pattern.


Your Baking and Pastry Management AAS will prepare you to be employable in any type of hospitality operation on land, water or air. Potential employers include restaurants, hotels, banquet halls, cruise ships and airlines. Your training will enable you to pursue positions such as executive pastry chefs, pastry chefs, banquet pastry chefs, pantry chefs, pastry kitchen managers, bakers, cake decorators and designers, chocolatiers and confectioners.
All students in lab skills classes are required to have the approved MCC student uniform, hat and tool kit. Uniforms and tool kits are included in course fees. Orders are placed via an outside vendor the first week of CLM 101 and PAS 101 classes. Additional recommended items will vary by class and some additional items will be available for purchase in the bookstore. See more uniform and toolkit information in our frequently asked questions.
What makes MCC's Baking and Pastry Management AAS program better than or distinct from similar programs at other institutions?
All culinary and pastry courses are taught by professionals working in the field, including sous chefs and executive chefs as well as restaurant and bakery owners. These professionals make career information available to you throughout the program. In addition, toward the end of the program, the career services coordinator will meet with classes to help you construct a resume, begin the job search process, participate in mock interviews, and other activities that will prepare you for your career search and success in the baking and pastry field.
Be sure to apply for MCC scholarships to help defray the cost of your education. We have several scholarships especially for culinary students.
What job opportunities are available to someone with a Baking and Pastry Management AAS?
How will MCC's Baking and Pastry Management AAS program prepare me for my career or connect me to opportunities?
The curriculum is designed to meet industry standards set by the American Culinary Federation (ACF) as well as the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation (NRAEF). The NRAEF prepares students for the NRAEF ManageFirst industry certification as well as the ServSafe® Sanitation Manager certification.
Salary Range: Most fields offer excellent earnings expectations and potential.
Graduates have gone on to other institutions such as Kendall College and Roosevelt University to further their culinary arts educations. See information on transferring a two-year AAS degree to a four-year Hospitality/Culinary program.
In addition to standard coursework, you have the opportunity to work in the Tartan Bistro, our student-run restaurant, and Sweet Scots, our student-run bakery. You determine the menus, cost out the ingredients, and prepare and sell all the goods that are produced in the kitchen making sure to cover the costs of the product.


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Q: basic move_uploaded_file warning from php.net I took this basic upload file script from php.net and it is giving two warning before it move the image to the directory.

Warning:
  move_uploaded_file(public_html/your/inventory_images/penguin.jpg)
  [function.move-uploaded-file]: failed to open stream: No such file or
  directory in /home3/ny/public_html/your/anotherformsale.php on line 73
Warning:  move_uploaded_file() [function.move-uploaded-file]: Unable
  to move '/var/tmp/phpnIxYMK' to
  'public_html/your/inventory_images/penguin.jpg' in
  /home3/ny/public_html/your/anotherformsale.php on line 73

I am getting this warning after I have tried to upload a image with a basic move_upload script  below.
 <?php
  $uploaddir ='public_html/your/inventory_images/';//<----This is all I
     changed $uploadfile = $uploaddir . basename($_FILES['file']['name']);

     echo '<pre>'; if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'],
     $uploadfile)) {
         echo "File is valid, and was successfully uploaded.\n"; } else {
         echo "Possible file upload attack!\n"; }

     echo 'Here is some more debugging info:'; print_r($_FILES);

     print "</pre>";
 ?>

A: According to warning message(No such file or directory in /home3/ny/public_html/your/anotherformsale.php on line 73) the path you are using is wrong.
it should be set to
$uploaddir ='/home3/ny/public_html/your/inventory_images/';

After confirmation of path you should also make sure the destination directory is writable.

A: If you read the warning you can see :

*

*the destination directory does not exist
or

*you haven't set the correct file permission on it
To solve it check the path, permission, etc...


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Q: Show current quality label in JWplayer controlbar I'm using JWplayer 7.2.3 and i have several video qualities, i use this code to display player:
jwplayer("myElement").setup({image: preview, sources: [{
    file: "http://video6.net/hd1/2829.mp4?st=IxbKO3FEtTPi8Pr0hvufFw&e=1453509476",
    label: "720p HD",
    "default": true
    },{
    file: "http://video6.net/sd1/2829.mp4?st=IxbKO3FEtTPi8Pr0hvufFw&e=1453509476",
    label: "360p SD",
    "default": false
    },{
    file: "http://video6.net/lq1/2829.mp4?st=IxbKO3FEtTPi8Pr0hvufFw&e=1453509476",
    label: "240p LQ",
    "default": false
    }],width: "100%",aspectratio: "16:9",skin: {url:"/jwplayer/skins/glow.css",name: "glow"},tracks: [{
            file: "http://video8.net/timelines/2/8/2829/thumbnails.vtt",
            kind: "thumbnails"
        }],startparam: "starttime"});

I want to display current video quality label on control bar - how can i do this?

A: With the new version 7 CSS skinning model, in theory, you can make the player look however you'd like.
For starters, you can use the following code to identify the current quality.
jwplayer('myElement').setup({
            ...
            events:
                onQualityChange: function(callback) {
                    updateQuality();
                },
function updateQuality() {
    var curQual = jwplayer('myElement').getCurrentQuality();
    //now you have a variable with the current quality at any given
      time and you can build this variable into your custom skin, which
      is beyond the scope of this question
}

Hope this helps!


Bike and swim your way from New York City to Montreal on this popular 16-day trek! Ride up through the Hudson Valley, taking dips in lakes and rivers and stopping off in picturesque small towns and New York's capital, Albany, then cycle along the Adirondacks up to Lake George for boating, swimming, and time on the beach. A ferry will take you across the lake to Vermont, where you'll check out Burlington, a laid-back town in a beautiful mountain setting famous for Ben & Jerry's ice cream and friendly locals. From Burlington, you'll travel back into New York State for more swimming at Lake Champlain, on the Canadian border, then cross into Quebec.
You'll bike through French Canada to Montreal, where you'll have three days to explore this lively, cosmopolitan city, visiting street markets, eating at great restaurants, and seeing stunning architecture. An overnight bus will take you back to New York City, bringing your trek full circle.
Apply now to bike New York-Montreal!