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Nate Walcott & Mike Mogis Scoring CBS All Access' 'The Stand'
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Nate Walcott & Mike Mogis are composing the original score for the upcoming CBS All Access limited series The Stand. The show is developed by Josh Boone & Benjamin Cavell based on Stephen King's best-selling novel of the same name and stars Whoopi Goldberg, Alexander Skarsgård, James Marsden, Odessa Young, Jovan Adepo, Amber Heard, Owen […]
'Dolores Claiborne' Deluxe Edition Soundtrack Announced
Tags: Danny Elfman, Dolores Claiborne, score, Soundtrack, Taylor Hackford, The Stand, W.G. Snuffy Walden
Varese Sarabande has announced a new soundtrack album for the 1995 thriller Dolores Claiborne directed by Taylor Hackford and starring Kathy Bates, Jennifer Jason Leigh and David Strathairn. The 2-CD set features the expanded original score from the Castle Rock Entertainment production composed by Danny Elfman (Batman, Spider-Man, Alice in Wonderland, The Nightmare Before Christmas, […]
Stephen King Soundtrack Collection Announced
Posted: November 10, 2017 by filmmusicreporter in Film Music Albums
Tags: Firecatcher, James Newton Howard, Nicholas Pike, Tangerine Dream, The Shining, The Stand, W.G. Snuffy Waalden
Varese Sarabande has announced the full details of the Stephen King Soundtrack Collection. The 8-CD set features 2-CD deluxe editions for the 2003 horror thriller Dreamcatcher directed by Lawrence Kasdan featuring the film's expanded score composed by James Newton Howard (The Hunger Games, Maleficent, King Kong, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) and the post-apocalyptic mini-series The Stand […]


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I shared just the "Swag Pile" the other night, and I added my personal acquisitions to the pile for the photo above. Almost all of the swag is destined to make up the prize pool for the Reader Essay Contest we will soon formally announce.
I want to start by thanking our t-shirt donors: Robert Young Pelton's DPx Gear, Microtech Knives, and Buck and Bear Knives. Following that I want to thank SOG for donating both a Centi II knife, and a MACV keychain tool. There are a couple of swag-packs from Smoky Mountain Knife Works, and stickers from too many companies and makers to name. Thank you to all.
The first knife is slated to be the Grand Prize, unless a knife company wants to step up and have a contest named after them. It is a White River Knives "Backpacker" , and was purchased with funds provided by Mr. Farago.
The Backpacker is hands down the most comfortable skeletonized neck-knife I have ever held. The finger choil is rounded dramatically, and I can't imagine it ever creating a hot-spot on your hand. It is made from S30V and frankly, I hate that I am going to have to give it up.
The Morakniv Kansbol was actually provided to us by Stig from Tormek, not actually Mora. Tormek will be giving these away as part of a promotion for their Limited Edition T-4 which will come in the same shade of green housing, and include the knife and axe jigs with the unit. I believe it will be sold for $450, which is a great deal since the jigs themselves are expensive. I have and use both with my older Tormek unit. "Mora" on that when it is formally announced.
Here are the Centi II and MACV tool I mentioned above, courtesy of SOG.
Now onto my personal acquisitions.
I will start by mentioning the one testing loaner I recieved at the show. It is a Guardian 3S by Bradford Knives, and it is a cool concept. Their knives are customizable, where you choose the blade shape, scale material, and sheath. They build a knife to your specs. I chose the Sheepsfoot with Micarta scales, but they have clip, drop-points, and wharncliffes as well. They have other styles and sizes as well.
My first personal purchase was a "Carver" by Dogwood Custom Knives. It fills a glaring niche-hole in my lineup, and I wanted to support a maker who is becoming a friend. As awesome as his more bushcraft-oriented blades are, I just can't justify purchasing another 4″ bushcraft knife. Look for some more spoons in the near future.
Purchase #2 was a Canadian Belt Knife by David W. Manley, whom I would link to but he is old-school and doesn't have a website. David Andersen has his thing for Nessmuks, I tend to favor the classy, serpentine lines (and wonderful ergonomics) of the venerable Canadian Belt Knife. This one is 440C Stainless with camel-bone scales.
My final purchase was from Brian Tighe and Friends, Brian's mid-tech/production line. Made in small batches in the USA under Brian's supervision, their "Tighe Fighter -small" was the one I chose to buy. The link is to the flipper version. Mine is the automatic, but it isn't available online.
The last 2 knives I acquired were from Knife Rights. A couple of you have grumbled that you hadn't received your gift knife from entering the Knife Rights Ultimate Steel Giveaway. They are coming, it has been a very busy time for their very small staff. Please be patient, they are on their way now that the show is over. Instapundit Readers: If you want to support Knife Rights, please consider supporting Knife Rights Ultimate Steel giveaway. The prize pool stands at more than $200k in knives guns, and gear.
I technically only should have received the SOG Flash II for my $100 donation/entry, but was given an ESEE Izula (the $200 gift) when I arrived to say goodbye Sunday as they were boxing them up. I could hardly refuse the offer. Thanks Sue!
So that is the 2017 BLADE Show haul. I should hopefully be receiving a few more items in the mail in the coming weeks, and will post about those when they arrive.
Start thinking about essay topics. You could win some cool prizes for your submissions.
That Canadian Belt Knife is a beauty, but I have to ask, how does one carve a Canadian Belt?
I recently saw a TV segment on DeRosiers knives & how they're made, extremely impressed. Of course I'm far from knowledgeable regarding the world of knifes so, I'm curious about your opinion? Tnx!


What made me chose this one was that I had seen Hannah Renee rave about it a few times on her YouTube channel, so when I was perusing the isles of Boots I decided to finally swatch the Barry M highlighters. I chose the shade Beam Me Up, which is a light gold shade.
Initially, before swatching the shades thought I would pick up Moon Potion, however it is very white and I didn't know how that would come off on my cheekbones. I didn't want it to look like a super obvious white streak.
Liquid Chrome Highlighter Drops give the ultimate intense glow! Available in stunning, metallic shades, use it to brighten the skin and highlight your bone structure for instantly lustrous skin.
Formulated with striking pearls to reflect light, use on its own for an intensely radiant highlighting effect or add drops to your favourite foundation for an all over glow.
This highlighter is perfect for the warmer weather as it creates a gorgeous glow on its own, and when a powder highlight is applied on to it takes the glow to another level! Plus you can choose how intense you want the highlight to be and I love that!
Whilst it is a total liquid like a liquid foundation, it is a thicker consistency. I find I don't really use the dropper applicator. I just dab the end of the dropper where I want the highlight then blend it in.
I really love using this highlighter! I first dab it onto my skin and blend it lightly with my ring finger along my cheekbones, before going over it with a beauty sponge. I found blending with a sponge first didn't blend the highlighter very well.
Overall I really enjoy using this liquid highlighter, and as usual I wonder why I took so long in trying this type of product! Have you tried a liquid highlighter? If so which one do you enjoy using?
Thank you! They're totally perfect for summer!
It's so pretty on the skin! Catches the light beautifully!
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Animal Friends' Mark Davis walks our two English bulldogs in the middle of the day while we are at work. He started out when they were pups doing the noon feeding and bathroom break. Now that they are grown up he comes by to give them some yard time, a walk and play.
This is an ongoing daily service Mark Davis performs during the work week for which we hired him in January 2009. His service has been fantastic. He has such a great demeanor with our dogs. They both took to him right away. I checked several of Mark's references before allowing him access to our home and they were all very positive. I would wholeheartedly add my recommendation. Mark is an extremely trustworthy and likeable fellow. In addition to our dogs he brings in our trash cans every week and has helped me out with several small house errands I forgot to do. His rate is comparable to other services but his effort, competence and compassion are exemplary.
I can't recommend Mark Davis highly enough! He is so kind and loving to our pets (three cats and a big dog.) He has helped us out on very short notice. One evening I had an emergency at work and called him. Even though he was already home for the evening, he graciously agreed to drop in on our pets. He has always been trustworthy and conscientious in his care of our animals. We feel very lucky to have met Mark Davis. I highly recommend his caring, excellent services.


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London is a vibrant and noisy city that is home to a truly multicultural population. Being the largest city and the capital of the United Kingdom and England, it is also the largest city in the European Union and Western Europe. As one of the world's leading cities globally, London remains very much the hub and international capital for music, education, politics, finance, culture, trade and finance.
Location of London
London is situated on the River Thames in the South-East of England with Greater London continuing to include the closely associated urban areas and the history behind them. The closest and furthest boundaries can be found between Sewardstonebury beside Chingford and Epping Forest in Essex and between North Ockendon and Bulphan in Mar Dyke bordering London to the North East. Greater London has boundaries with many other home counties including Berkshire and Buckinghamshire located to the West, Kent to the South East and Surrey to the South and South West.
There have been small boundary changes made by Central Government with the greatest taking place in 1969 when Farleigh was transferred to Surrey and Knockholt was transferred to Kent. During the 1990s, there was also the exchange of two Thames islands with Surrey in addition to the adjustment to areas of the boundary of the three boroughs situated close to the M25 motorway. There is only one part of Greater London that is located outside of the M25 motorway ring and this is North Ockendon which is also the furthest land from London city centre.
Central London is made up of 12 inner boroughs which are as follows:
-Bloomsbury
-City of London
-Covent Garden
-Holborn and Clerkenwell
-Leicester Square
-Mayfair and Marylebone
-Notting Hill and North Kensington
-Paddington and Maida Vale
-Soho
-South Bank
-South Kensington and Chelsea
-Westminster
The inner London areas comprise of the following:
-Camden
-East End
-Greenwich
-Hackney
-Hammersmith and Fulham
-Hampstead
-Islington
-Lambeth
-Southwark and Lewisham
-Wandsworth
The outer boroughs of London include the county of Middlesex to the West, with Heathrow Airport in the vicinity. The North is home to many upper middle class suburbs with plenty of greenery which were originally part of Hertfordshire and Middlesex before they were absorbed by Greater London. To the East there is the county of Essex which combines the former industrial areas of Beckton, Dagenham and Barking on the Thames Estuary. This area also includes Stratford which is now home to the Olympic Park Complex that was home of the 2012 Olympic Games. There is also the Stratford City Mall which is the largest inner city shopping centre in Europe. The stunning area of Epping Forest lies to the North East. The South was originally divided between Surrey and Kent and still today contains many commuter suburbs with houses of all shapes and sizes as well as the centres of Kingston upon Thames, Croydon, Bromley and Sutton. The South also includes Richmond and Kew which is home to Hampton Court Palace, and Wimbledon which is most famous for the tennis championships held every year.
The population of London grew rapidly during the 19th and early 20th centuries due to the increasing industrialisation, and was the most populated city in the world up until 1925 when it was overtaken by New York in the United States of America. In 1939 the population topped 8,000,000, there were a reported 7,750,500 residents recorded in the middle of 2009/
The urban areas that extend over the borders of Greater London reportedly housed 9,300,000 in 2005 whilst the wider areas are said to have a population of between 125 and 15 million depending on the makeup of the area. It is reported that London is the most densely populated city and metropolitan area of the entire European Union.
London spans an area of approximately 1,600 square kilometres, with about 4,750 people per square kilometre which equates to at least 10 times more than any other region in Britain. London is the 25th largest city and is ranked 4th in the whole world for residence of US dollar billionaires. London is also ranked as one of the most expensive cities and is classed in the same way as Moscow and Tokyo.
In 1801, the population of Greater London was made up of approximately 850,000 people in the urban areas and 250,000 in the villages and towns and this number had grown to approximately 8.5 million by 1939. However, there was a decline of residents in London seen in 1988 with figures sitting at around 6.5 million prior to the acceleration which was seen in the 1990s.
Transport in London
The transport network in London is extensive and well developed and includes both public and private services. Approximately 25% of London's journeys are made by public transport whilst the private services account for about 40% of journeys per recent published figures. The London public transport network is the central hub for rail, air and road in the United Kingdom.
The transport services are managed by Transport for London which is more commonly referred to as TFL. TFL has control over most of the public transport in London including the buses, underground, Docklands Light Railway, Tramlink, London River Services and the London Overground. There are other rail services which are operated by the Department for Transport. TFL also has control over most major London roads, although this doesn't include the minor roads. There are also independent airports that operate in London with Heathrow being the busiest in the UK.
TFL oversees three separate railway systems across London with the largest being the London Underground which is a fast speed train service that operates underground. TFL is also responsible for the Docklands Light Railway, DLR which is an automated rail system that operates in the east of the city and finally there is the Tramlink service.
40% of the journeys that are made between the Inner and Outer areas of London are made via the Underground and the DLR. As such these are the two busiest services in London.
The London Underground system is known as the Tube began operating in 1863 and was the first fast speed way of getting around. Every day more than 3 million people travel on the Underground. The Underground is made up of 11 lines which connect to the suburbs of Central London together forming a complex network linking the major railway stations, main business areas in the centre and other famous landmarks. The Underground is more predominate in North London and this is due to a combination of geology and competition from other railways. South London is primarily served by surface railways and it is important to note that most of the London Underground route is on the surface and not in the underground tunnels. The Tune is the most popular form of transport in London with almost 50% of the commuters in London using it.
The DLR is an automatic rail service that operates in the Dockland area in East London. The Docklands Light Railway is the perfect partner to the Underground as they share the same way of charging fares and have several interchangeable services. The DLR is used by over 100 million people every year and is a major part of the infrastructure in the East area of London. The most popular stations are Canary Wharf, Camden, Woolwich Arsenal, Lewisham, Bank and Canning Town.
The Tramlink in London is a light rail and tram system which operates in the boroughs of Croydon and Merton to the South of London. The Tramlink has 39 stations and four services, these being:
The Tramlink was used by over 28 million people in 2011 and is a mix of tram and light rail system which operates in South London. It operates in the Boroughs of Croydon and Merton and has 39 stations. There are four services as follows:
-Beckenham Junction – Croydon
-Elmers End
-Wimbledon - New Addington
The focal point of the British railway network is London and there are 18 major stations which offer a mix of intercity, suburban, airport and international services. There are 14 stations that are termini and 4 through stations. Most areas in London which are not served by the DLR or Underground are served by the suburban rail services into one of these stations. The suburban rail services are not controlled or part of TFL except for the London Overground and TFL rail services and they are owned by several private rail providers.
The stations that are classed as terminal only in London are:
-Charing Cross
-Cannon Street
-Fenchurch Street
-King's Cross
-Euston
-Liverpool Street
-Marylebone
-Paddington
-Moorgate
-Waterloo
-St Pancras
The stations that are classified as through only stations are:
-City Thameslink
-Farringdon
-Old Street
-Vauxhall
The mixed stations are:
-Waterloo East
-Blackfriars
-London Bridge
London also offers a link via rail to mainland Europe through the Channel Tunnel Rail Link which is commonly referred to as HS1. The high-speed trains are known as the Eurostar trains and serve Brussels and Paris The London Eurostar terminus is located at Pancras International station and runs through Stratford International Railway Station as well as Ashford and Ebsfleet International railway stations which are in Kent.
London is in the centre of a circular rail network which is the busiest and largest in Europe, serving the surrounding areas. Each terminus is made up of an area with most people commuting to central London either via the Underground or by surface railway.
The three main airports in the UK are Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted and these airports offer a dedicated train services, as well as having standard commuter services also on offer. The Express service for Heathrow is operated by Heathrow airport holdings, whilst the Gatwick Express runs from Victoria and the Stansted Express from Liverpool Street.
For anyone wanting to find work in London there are a plethora of opportunities. IN accordance with a survey of over 200,000 people in 2014 London was named as the most desirable city worldwide to work in. The figures proved that worldwide London is thought of as the best place worldwide to work, due to the wide range of work on offer and the fast pace of life that London offers.
The confidence in the London economy is still high with 2015 seeing a growth of approximately 3%. There was a strong increase in businesses that were looking to recruit with at least 15% predicting that their workforces will continue to increase. The opportunities that are on offer in London cover a wide spectrum ranging from skilled to unskilled vacancies. For those able to speak one or more languages work in London is easy to find due to the multicultural nature of the city.
London's main areas of business include finance and business which is most prevalent in Canary Wharf. The other areas of business that are often looking for employees include creative and digital industries, tourism and property services. There are many people that work within the central and local government in the administration departments as well as in the health service. Four of the top universities in the world are housed in London therefore teaching posts are reasonably easy to find. The growing construction industry can be seen on the changing horizon over London and this also offers many jobs for both skilled and unskilled manual labourers. The largest growth was seen in 2015 and came from the scientific, professional and technical niches as well as positions in IT, entertainment, recreation and arts sectors.
The competition for jobs in London is fierce and as so any single position will have hundreds of applicants. Measures that were put in place in 2011 saw a cap of over 20,000 posts per year on non-EU killed workers being able to earn more than £20,000 a year. Therefore, foreign nationals will find that the best way to gain employment in London is to ensure that they apply for a position that is on the UK short list of occupations. These posts generally come from mechanical, civil and electrical engineers as well as maths and science teachers, certain medical staff to name just a few.
The lively multicultural city of London is reflected in both the multicultural workforce and the workplace itself. Those working in inner London are more likely to be well educated with at least 60% having degrees. There are more and more graduates that are having to begin in non-graduate jobs due to the huge number of educated graduates competing in the London workplace. Currently, approximately 35% of the available jobs are part time and 65% are full time.
Average cost of property
The London area of Kensington and Chelsea is the most expensive place in the country when it comes to property at approximately £11,321 per square metre, which equates to about £120,000 for a 3 metre x 3.5 metre double room. For comparison, the cheapest location in the UK would be about £23,000 for the same room.
The South of England and London top the most expensive locations with regards to property, however, Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster are the only areas in England that command a price of over £10,000 per square metre.
Statistics prove that the average price of property per square metre has increased by over 250% in the past 15 years. There has been an obvious widening between North and South property over the last 20 years with prices per square metre rising by over 400% in Greater London, this is more than twice the increase that has been seen in the areas located outside of the south of England.
10 things to do in London
The city of London is awash with things to see and do and caters for all ages and interests. Whether it is the London Eye, the Tower of London and all the history that goes with it, or many of the other attractions, there is no doubt that you will enjoy whatever you choose.
London has many landmarks that are completely free of charge and many other places that offer discounted or special offers on entry when you use a London Pass and these attractions can all be found on the London Attraction maps that are available from most hotels and this is a great way to ensure that you miss nothing!
London offers a plethora of places which are deal for children such as the London Aquarium or why not explore the Science Museum with plenty of interactive displays based around technology and science. If these don't really appeal, there are many other museums or you may decide you want to visit the Queen at Buckingham Palace, or capture the perfect selfie with Big Ben!
It is advisable to book online to avoid queues particularly in busy times such as school holidays, you can even purchase fast track tickets that will keep you at the front of the queue!
The following are just some of the attractions that you may want to consider:
1. The Making of Harry Potter at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
Enter the world of wizardry and witchcraft with this behind the scenes tour of the famous Harry Potter films. Get to see the sets, props and costumes that were used in all the films and you can even step into some of the locations that were used including Hagrid's hut, Dumbledore's office and the Great Hall. Booking is advised and tickets are available from £69.00.
2. London Eye
The London Eye is a major part of the London skyline and is made up of 32 capsules that weigh 10 tonnes each and can hold up to 25 people at a time. Not only will you experience some of the best views but this truly breath taking experience will also provide you with sight of 55 of the most famous landmarks in London. The tour lasts for approximately half an hour and tickets start from £22.50.
3. The Hop on/off Bus Tour
The Hop on/off bus tour is one of the bestselling tours in London and tickets start from £29.00 and last 24 hours. By choosing this mode of transport you can enjoy the freedom of hopping on and off the bus to explore any of the famous landmarks that take your fancy! The tour includes places such as Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Trafalgar Square, St Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey to name just a few.
4. SEA LIFE at the London Aquarium
With over 400 species including sharks, eels, clown fish and stingrays on show a trip through the sea at SEA LIFE is a great way to spend your time. With daily talks and feeding displays this is bound to be a hit with all. The tickets start from £19.50 and booking is advised.
5. Madame Tussauds London
Madame Tussauds gives you the opportunity to mingle with the rich and famous. From One Direction to Shakespeare, politicians, royalty the list is exhaustive! Tickets start from £29.00 just remember to take your camera!
6. ZSL London Zoo
The ZSL London Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in England and home to over 16,000 animals including tigers, penguins, hippos and giraffes. For a truly great family day out take in the petting zoo where children can feed the sheep, llamas and donkeys. Booking is advised and tickets start from £24.30.
7. Shrek's Adventure!
Go on a family friendly adventure through the world of Shrek and friends. Guided by Donkey you will visit 10 themed shows including Shrek's swamp and a mirror maze. This makes a great day out particularly for children and tickets start from £18.20.
8. The Tower of London
The Tower of London is a must as you will be taken on a tour with a Yeoman Warder around the Tower which is one of the most famous buildings in London. Find out about the 900-year history of the building which has been a palace, prison and execution place, jewel house and even a zoo! Continue your tour through the bedchamber of a medieval King and be stunned by the famous Crown Jewels. Booking is advised and tickets are available from £24.80.
9. The London Dungeon
With tickets starting from £23.20, the London Dungeon is truly fascinating. Become familiar with the ancient capital's horrible history which are told brilliantly by live actors, there are also several totally thrilling rides and amazing special effects. This tour takes about one and a half hours.
10. The Shard
Rise above London and experience the city's skyline from a stunning perspective with views that span about 40 miles. The view from the observation deck of the Shard is truly stunning and you can expect to see things such as the London Eye, Wembley Stadium and St Paul's Cathedral. The observation deck in the Shard is located 800 foot up this enormous building that is the tallest building in Western Europe. Tickets start from £25.95 and booking is advised.
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Q: Displaying Multiple records in a single form I have a table named familydata with Columns [ID], [Name], [Photo].
I have added 5 records in that.
Now I want to show all the Photos from the every record on a form.
I have add 5 picutreboxes to my form but I don't know how to display all photos only. I don't want to use a DataGrid.
Please tell me how can I display all photo to my specific pictureboxes.
if you give code will be more helpful.. I am very new with vb.net
I have tried this but it is showing only one photo:
Dim cn As New SqlConnection()
            cn.ConnectionString = "Data Source=.;uid=sa;pwd=wintellect;database=master"
            cn.Open()
            Dim sql As String = "Select * from familydata where id=" + textbox1.text.trim()
            Dim cmd As New SqlCommand(sql, cn)
            Dim dr As SqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReader()
            If dr.HasRows Then
                        dr.Read()
                        Dim data As Byte() = DirectCast(dr("Photo"), Byte())
                        Dim ms As New MemoryStream(data)
                        pictureBox1.Image = Image.FromStream(ms)
            End If
            cn.Close()

ID is not a primary key. There are same ids for one family
e.g:
1 for one family and same for its members
2 for second family and same for its members

A: Well, since the data you are representing is the same, you could opt for a UserControl, that contains access to the data you wish to represent.
So you could make a small class that represents the Family entity as such first:
Public Class Family
    Public Property ID As Integer

    Public Property Photo As System.IO.Stream

    Public Property Name As String
End Class

And to represent this data, you can make a user control like this
Public Class FamilyDisplayControl
    Inherits UserControl

    Private tableControl As TableLayoutPanel
    Private familyPhoto As PictureBox
    Private familyName As Label

    Private _family As Family
    Public ReadOnly Property Family As Family
        Get
            Return _family
        End Get
    End Property

    Protected Sub InitializeComponent()
        Me.SuspendLayout()
        Me.Width = 128
        Me.Height = 96

        tableControl = New TableLayoutPanel()
        tableControl.Dock = DockStyle.Fill

        familyPhoto = New PictureBox()
        familyPhoto.SizeMode = PictureBoxSizeMode.AutoSize
        If Not (Family.Photo Is Nothing) Then
            familyPhoto.Image = Image.FromStream(Family.Photo)
        End If
        tableControl.Controls.Add(familyPhoto, 0, 0)

        familyName = New Label()
        familyName.AutoSize = True
        familyName.Text = Family.Name
        tableControl.Controls.Add(familyName, 0, 1)

        Me.Controls.Add(tableControl)
        Me.ResumeLayout()
    End Sub

    Public Sub New()
        Me._family = New Family() With {.ID = -1, .Name = String.Empty, .Photo = Nothing}
        InitializeComponent()
    End Sub

    Public Sub New(family As Family)
        Me._family = family
        InitializeComponent()
    End Sub
End Class

When you then read your data and create a new instance of the Family entity for each row, you could add the new controls to, for eg: a FlowLayoutPanel
This flow layout panel would then display the data based on your Family data, automatically sizes the content in your form and contains a reference to your family members in your database
This you could then do as such
Dim cn As New SqlConnection()
cn.ConnectionString = "Data Source=.;uid=sa;pwd=wintellect;database=master"
cn.Open()
Dim sql As String = "select * from familydata"
Dim cmd As New SqlCommand(sql, cn)
Dim dr As SqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReader()
If dr.HasRows Then
    flowLayoutPanel1.Controls.Clear()
    While dr.Read()
        Dim data As Byte() = DirectCast(dr("Photo"), Byte())
        Dim ms As New MemoryStream(data)
        Dim familyEntity as new Family With { .ID = Convert.ToInt32(dr("ID")), .Name = dr("Name").ToString(), .Photo = ms }
        flowLayoutPanel1.Add(new FamilyDisplayControl(familyEntity))
    End While
End If
cn.Close()

which would give you the full content of your family table displayed inside your flowlayoutpanel, with an Image and the name of the family

A: You can use the DataRepeater control to do this.
For a start,

*

*Add DataRepeater control to your form

*Open the Data Sources window and a datasource. You can use a typed-dataset for this.

*Drag fields from the dataset (Data Sources window) into the DataRepeater. Design it whatever way you want it to look like.

You can find several tutorials on this.
Here are a few of them:

*

*https://youtu.be/Ox9w_LLyw38  (video tutorial)

*http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vsdata/archive/2009/08/12/datarepeater-control-for-windows-forms.aspx
Once you start understanding how it works, you can then go about customizing it or do the data bindings etc. from code.

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British Academy-funded researchers shortlisted for Wolfson History Pr…
British Academy-funded researchers shortlisted for Wolfson History Prize
Two British Academy-funded researchers have been shortlisted for the 2022 Wolfson History Prize, which this year celebrates its 50th anniversary.
The Wolfson History Prize, the UK's most prestigious history writing prize, showcases the best accessible historical non-fiction titles from the previous year.
Professor Francesca Stavrakopoulou, who was awarded a British Academy Small Research Grant in 2007, has been shortlisted for her book God: An Anatomy. An original and in-depth exploration of the concept of God, the book uses an examination of God's physicality to shed new light on the development of monotheistic religions and Western culture more broadly.
Malcolm Gaskill, also a former British Academy Small Research Grant-holder, is on the shortlist for The Ruin of All Witches: Life and Death in the New World, which follows one family in Springfield, Massachusetts, as the battle between religion and enlightenment breeds paranoia, anger and terror with the onset of a series of witch-hunts.
The full list of books shortlisted for the Wolfson History Prize 2022 are:
The Ottomans: Khans, Caesars and Caliphs by Marc David Baer (Basic Books)
The Ruin of All Witches: Life and Death in the New World by Malcolm Gaskill (Allen Lane)
Devil-Land: England Under Siege, 1588-1688 by Clare Jackson (Allen Lane)
Going to Church in Medieval England by Nicholas Orme (Yale University Press)
God: An Anatomy by Francesca Stavrakopoulou (Picador)
Fallen Idols: Twelve Statues That Made History by Alex von Tunzelmann (Headline).
Professor Rana Mitter FBA OBE, a historian of China and the British Academy's Vice-President for Public Engagement, said:
"Supporting original and accessible research in the SHAPE disciplines (the Social Sciences, Humanities and the Arts for People and the Economy) has always been a priority for the British Academy, so it is wonderful to see former award-holders go on to receive such high praise and recognition for their work. Being nominated for the Wolfson History Prize – the most prestigious British prize for historians – is a superb achievement. I congratulate Professors Stavrakopoulou and Gaskill and greatly look forward to reading their books."
Chair of the judges, former President of the British Academy Professor Sir David Cannadine, commented:
"This year's Wolfson History Prize shortlist once again showcases the diversity and vigour of history writing in the UK. The judges were impressed by the variety, originality, and quality of research demonstrated by the six shortlisted books. As well as being engaging reads, they are all highly deserving of a place in the eminent roll call of authors celebrated by the prize over the past 50 years."


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Another Melbourne outfit who have been around a number of years. We like it..glad we don't do the gym bit.
And , still in Australia.. more pop psych stuff that won't change the world but it looks like they are having fun in the video and , well, that's what it's all about, isn't it?
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Some dark electronics out of the western suburbs of Sydney that actually captures what the city feels like these days. Love it.
Just out on Mute .. what to say. We don't know really except that it gets under your skin after a couple of listens. It's almost as though Jack Kerouac in his darker days has come back to mesh with the world of the byte.


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Olympic Test Event in Qingdao
Only two fleets compete on windless first day 15/8/07
The infamous Qingdao light winds prevailed on the opening day of sailing's Olympic Test Event, with only the 49er and 470 women's classes seeing any action at the 2007 Qingdao International Regatta on Wednesday (15 August).
With the weather buoys out in Fushan Bay hovering around 4 knots, it was a frustrating day for the sailors who were eager to get their regatta underway. The Finn, Tornado, 49er and the 470 men's and women's classes made it out to their respective race courses, but the Star and RS:X men's and women's fleets were confined to shore as race officials waited to see if the wind would eventually appear.
Racing for Skandia Team GBR's Ben Ainslie and the rest of the heavyweight Finn fleet was abandoned first at 1430.
"We waited out on the water for about three hours," Ainslie explained. "I think the race officer wanted to see what would happen when the tide turned. It was the right decision to send us back in, so we'll just have to hope and try again tomorrow.
"If nothing else, it was good to be able to get out and practice some more while we were waiting, so I don't think today was a complete waste of time."
Newly crowned World Champions and world number ones Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes did get racing in the 49er class, posting a sixth from their only race after recovering from 14th at the second mark.
"It was a long day in some tricky conditions," said Morrison. "But all things considered we're pretty happy with our sixth from today."
In the 470 women's fleet, world bronze medallists Christina Bassadone and Saskia Clark had a disappointing first race, as they were called over the start line early in their only race of the day.
The Star, Tornado, 470 men and RS:X fleets all had their racing abandoned for the day.
With all 11 classes scheduled to race on Thursday, event organisers and sailors will be hoping that the forecasted 6-8 knot winds materialise to get the regatta back on track.
Racing at the 2007 Qingdao International Regatta is scheduled through until Thursday 23 August.
1. Iker Martinez-Xavier Fernandez, Esp (1pt)
2. Andre Fonseca-Rodrigo Duarte, Bra (2pts)
3. Athanasios Pachoumas-Athanasios Siouzios, Gre (3pts)
6. Stevie Morrison-Ben Rhodes (6pts)
1. Elsie Rechichi-Tessa Parkinson, Aus (1pt)
2. Marcelien de Koning-Lobke Berkhout (2pts)
3. Stefanie Rothweiler-Vivien Kussatz, Ger (3pts)
19. Christina Bassadone-Saskia Clark (23pts)


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Араго́н () — река в Арагоне и Наварре, Испания. Начинается в Пиренеях на Пико-де-Канфранк, и впадает в реку Эбро. Длина реки — 192 км. Площадь водосборного бассейна — 8903 км².

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PTC Delivers Petitions to FCC Urging TV Ratings System Reform
Written by PTC | Published May 7, 2019
LOS ANGELES (May 7, 2019) – The Parents Television Council delivered over 1,400 petitions to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from concerned citizens, parents, and grandparents who believe that the TV Content Ratings System has fallen short of the promises made to the public when it was formally adopted by the FCC over 21 years ago. The petitions call on the FCC to hold public hearings to explore ways to make TV ratings work better for families. Congress requested the FCC to evaluate the TV content ratings system and report back by May 15, 2019.
In an April 29, 2019, letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai delivered along with the petitions, PTC President Tim Winter urges the FCC to ensure that the TV ratings system is modernized to benefit families and challenges the excuses that entertainment industry lobbyists recently gave to the FCC to avoid updating the ratings system. Excerpts from Mr. Winter's letter to Mr. Pai are as follows:
"We are now only two weeks from the deadline Congress imposed on the FCC to report on the accuracy and accountability of the TV ratings system. You've already received online public comments and reply comments from more than 1,700 individuals or organizations, imploring the FCC to address the lack of consistency and transparency in the industry's administration of the TV ratings. And we also know that lobbyists from the entertainment industry recently met with the Media Bureau to argue for maintaining the status quo.
"Before you finalize your report to Congress, I urge you to carefully weigh the preponderance of public comments and these petitions – filed by those for whom the ratings system was created – against the lone, hypocritical voices of entertainment industry lobbyists.
"Hollywood tells parents to rely on the TV Content Ratings System to choose safe and age-appropriate television shows, just as they ask us to rely on the movie rating system. But at the same time, Hollywood profits financially from marketing explicit sex, graphic violence, and profanity to our children through TV and movies by labeling them as appropriate for children.
"That's a win-win scenario for the entertainment industry, but it's lose-lose for families. Research suggests that the TV ratings system is failing parents. In fact, Parents Television Council research has consistently proven that the TV ratings are inaccurate and that ratings always err on the side of exposing children to more adult content.
"A 2016 study published in Pediatrics found that TV ratings 'were ineffective in discriminating shows for 3 out of 4 behaviors studied [violence, sexual behavior, alcohol use, and smoking in TV shows]. Even in shows rated for children as young as 7 years, violence was prevalent, prominent, and salient.'
"In its meeting with the Media Bureau, and in two other public comments posted on the FCC's website, Hollywood lobbyists argued against improving the current TV ratings system or to bringing greater awareness or transparency for the public. In other words, they are suggesting that the 22-year-old TV ratings system, which was created half a generation before Google, Netflix or the iPhone existed, needs no modernizing, no updates, and no changes whatsoever.
"Television networks are financially motivated not to rate their programming higher than TV-14; otherwise advertisers who are looking to reach broad audiences will leave, and many viewers won't watch. So the broadcast networks end up rating all of their programming TV-PG or TV-14, regardless whether the content warrants a higher rating. Keep in mind that there are no TV-MA-rated shows on broadcast television, despite that Parents Television Council research found that the violent shows on broadcast TV have essentially similar levels of violence as the most violent cable TV shows.
"In their Ex Parte letter of April 8th, the Hollywood lobbyists made a number of easily-refuted excuses to maintain the status quo. Here are just a few:
1) "They claim that the 'TV ratings are subjective.' But the ratings system and its oversight were created precisely to provide consumers with objectiveguidance. It's even spelled out on the TV Parental Guidelines Monitoring Board's website http://www.tvguidelines.org/resources/TheRatings.pdf. When the industry gives this weak excuse, they're doing so only to hide behind a veil of subjectivity and avoid public accountability.
2) "Hollywood says they don't get complaints about inaccurately-rated TV shows. Of course they don't! Why would they get complaints when most Americans have never even heard of the TV Parental Guidelines Monitoring Board? Most Americans have no any idea that it is their obligation to contact the board if they believe a rating is wrong. Most Americans (and even the content creators in Hollywood with whom I've spoken about this) believe that the TV content ratings are applied by an independent group, just as the MPAA does for movies; but that is not the case for TV shows. The broadcast and cable networks that assign the age rating for their own shows sit on the very oversight board tasked with ensuring that TV ratings are accurate.
3) "Hollywood's lobbyists claim parents say the ratings system works and that they are satisfied. This is true if the conclusion is based upon the polling data that the entertainment industry bought and paid for. But based upon more than 1,700 public comments to the FCC concerning the TV content rating system, 100% of Americans who are not entertainment industry lobbyists publicly stated some level of concern or dissatisfaction with explicit or age-inappropriate content reaching children.
"Here's a head-scratcher: Even the MPAA's own lobbyist is advocating to protect a TV content rating system that is inferior to the MPAA's content rating system!
"Children deserve to be protected from harmful media content, and one way to do so is to label that content with an age-based rating system that is accurate, consistent, transparent and accountable to the public. Right now it is none of those four things.
"While we understand that the scope of the FCC's current regulatory review of the TV Content Ratings System was narrowly defined by Congress; and while we understand that the First Amendment may be a gating factor for the FCC's actions, surely the Commission's formal report back to the Congress could serve as a catalyst for positive change.
"Now is the time for the FCC to consider how it can help to modernize the content rating system for the benefit of the American people, not to protect the status quo for Hollywood lobbyists who profit from an outdated and broken system."


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This Parma Ham Rarebit is so much more than a glorified cheese on toast. Rich and flavoursome, this dish is sure to be popular with the family!
Grill sliced bread on both sides and leave to cool. Combine ale, mustard, eggs, Caerphilly, crème fraîche and seasoning and spread on each slice of toast. Cook under the grill until golden brown and bubbly.
Cool slightly and serve topped with Parma Ham.
Slice the bread in half if you prefer. Preheat the grill and toast the bread on both sides. Leave to cool Combine ale, mustard, eggs, Caerphilly, crème fraîche and a little seasoning and spread a layer on top of each slice of toast. Transfer to a large grill pan or baking sheet and cook under the grill for 2-4 minutes until the topping is golden and bubbling. Cool slightly before serving, topped with slices of Parma Ham.
Yum! There are lots more recipes using Parma Ham to choose from – we'll be trying them out – watch this space!
It's Pumpkin time! We love that wonderful orange flesh in pies, cakes and soups. We found this Parmigiano Reggiano and pumpkin soup recipe – always a great winter warmer and a great starter for a Halloween celebration.
It's really easy to make – just combine fried onion, pumpkin, vegetable stock and Parmigiano Reggiano rind and cook until tender. Add grated Parmigiano Reggiano to the vegetables, remove the rind and blend the mixture until smooth.
To serve, sprinkle the soup with fresh parsley, top with French bread with melted Parmigiano Reggiano and season.
Full recipe is included below.
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Parmigiano Reggiano is a PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) product. PDOs are defined and protected by European Union law in order to defend the reputation of regional foods. This mark ensures that Parmigiano Reggiano can only be produced in designated areas of Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, Bologna to the west of the Reno River and Mantua to the east of the Po River.
For more information on Parmigiano Reggiano at www.parmigianoreggiano.com.
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2Project fellow, University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kakatiya University, Warangal, Telangana, INDIA.
3Professor, University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kakatiya University, Warangal, Telangana, INDIA.
4Director, National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), SAS Nagar, Punjab, INDIA.
Background: Flavonoids encompasses flavones, isoflavones, flavanones and flavanols each possessing the benzopyranone ring system as the common structural feature, were identified as potent nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitors (NSAIs). Purpose: Azaflavones which were isosteric structural scaffolds of flavonoids were also proven to be potent NSAIs. In order to develop new NSAIs as cytotoxic agents for breast cancer, we designed some 6-bromo-2-substituted azaflavanones and azaflavone derivatives. Method: Azaflavones and Azaflavonones were synthesized by a reaction of 2-amino-6-bromoacetophenone and various aromatic aldehydes to result in different chalcones (4) using Claisen-Schmidt condensation. Further cyclization of chalcones (4), led to tetrahydroquinoline-4-ones (5) using orthophosphoric acid. In the final oxidative step, the desired dihydroquinoline-4- ones (6) were obtained. Results: All the synthesized compounds were characterized by using IR, 1H NMR and ESI-MS data and were evaluated for cytotoxic activity by using MTT assay on MCF-7 cell lines. Conclusion: Compounds with furoyl and pyridyl groups as substituents were found to be potent.
Key words: Azaflavones, Azaflavanones, Claisen-Schmidt condensation, Cytotoxicity, MTT assay, FT-IR, NMR.


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The NEWPORT 16 came in fixed keel as well as a trailerable swing keel versions.


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COMPASSION LEADERSHIP
By Andre L. Revell IIJune 18, 2018
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BY: Mr. Andre L. Revell II
This article is part of a Leadership Series to showcase our units and leaders who are excelling.
ARLINGTON, Va. - As missions change, technology is modernized, and global alliances and partnerships are strengthened, the Army's greatest asset remains the same: its people. Soldiers and civilians living and leading by the Army values have been and will always remain the number one component to the Army's success. The responsibility to defend our nation requires a commitment by all to treat everyone with respect, collaborate broadly and always do the right thing. This is paramount to leaders responsible for providing the highest level of care, support and advocacy for our wounded, ill and injured Soldiers.
The Fort Stewart Warrior Transition Battalion, led by its Commander, Lt. Col. Michael Hicks, has established a strong reputation of respect, collaboration and quality support among its Soldier population and workforce. The leadership attributes their success to a unique leadership style that can be summed up in two words.
"The phrase is 'compassion leadership.' You must be able to lead your Soldiers and staff with the same care and compassion you would have with your own family," says Headquarters Company 1st Sgt. Bryant Gray.
Compassion leadership begins with collaboration. In order to deliver the best quality care to Soldiers, leadership must leverage the talent, education and institutional knowledge already available within their command. Within the WTB, as with most Army organizations, these are commonly found in the civilian staff. By soliciting input from the civilians, the leadership has been able to make informed decisions while establishing a relationship of trust with its existing staff.
"Civilians are an invaluable contribution to the mission, command and overall success of the WTB. Smart WTB commanders leverage their civilian cadre. Without this relationship, leadership is doomed to struggle and/or fail to provide the best quality care to our Soldiers and their Families. The same way NCOs are the backbone of the Army, civilians are the backbone of the WTB," says Col. Matthew St Laurent, U.S. Army Medical Command Deputy Chief of Staff for Warrior Care and Transition.
Army G-1's approach to workforce development has been the cornerstone of the Fort Stewart WTB's success. "You want the right individual, it's all about talent management," says Alpha Company 1st Sgt. Michael Thompson. "You want someone who has things to bring to the table but they're also a sponge when it comes to the knowledge," he added.
Talent represents far more than the training, education and experiences provided by the Army. It includes, the fullness of each individual's life experience.
"Working in the WTB requires the right work ethic. I hired a [National Guard] Soldier who works as a guidance and marriage counselor in his civilian job, which has really paid off especially in our hard cases," says Critical Care Unit 1st Sgt. Johnny Goenen. "His ability to counsel certain Soldiers, has really allowed us to smooth a lot of things over."
Having a commander with the right skills, knowledge and behaviors has proven to be effective at the WTB. "We have a good balance of the medical mindset and combat mindset in our commands, but our ability to keep the mission medically focused has proven effective," said Alpha Company Commander Capt. Aaron Williams.
Having Commanders who are dedicated to the mission and care of their Soldiers is a priority at the WTB.
"Growing up through your commissioning source you're always told 'Mission first, Soldiers always.' Here our mission is Soldiers," says Headquarters Company Commander Capt. Joseph Carothers. "This makes it really easy to care because there are no other competing priorities."
As 1st Sgt. Goenen stated, "Soldiers don't care about what you know, until they know that you care." Compassion leadership is a blend of the right talent, collaboration and a genuine belief in the mission. With this combination, an organization, its people and its mission can be successful.
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July 11, 2019Garita Warriors return to South Korea
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June 27, 2019A Day in the Warrior Competition
June 21, 2019Fort Campbell WTB Soldiers compete in 2019 Warrior Games