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Q: Inserting data on only first row I'm inserting data into a datagridview using the following parameterized query:
for (int i = 0; i < dataGridView1.Rows.Count; i++)
{
    textBox1.Text = "insert";
    cmd = new SqlCommand();
    cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
    cmd.Connection = con;
    cmd.CommandText = "prcfunddetails";
    cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@action", textBox1.Text);
    cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@fundid", dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[0].Value);
    cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@name", dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[1].Value);
    cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@startdate", dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[2].Value);
    cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@enddate", dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[3].Value);
    cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
    MessageBox.Show("Records successfully inserted");
}

The first row is inserted successfully, but the second row throws a unique constraint error (this name already exists).
Note that I've set a unique constraint on name column in database.
Is there something wrong with the above code that would cause this error?

Thank you Hassan Nisar and lboshuizen sir for your great help. Sorry but still i am getting a same error I think I am doing something wrong. Please help one more time.
                textBox1.Text = "insert";
                cmd = new SqlCommand();
                cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
                cmd.Connection = con;
                cmd.CommandText = "prcfunddetails";
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@action", SqlDbType.VarChar);
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@fundid", SqlDbType.Int);
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@name", SqlDbType.VarChar);
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@startdate", SqlDbType.DateTime);
                cmd.Parameters.Add("@enddate", SqlDbType.DateTime);

                for (int i = 0; i<dataGridView1.Rows.Count; i++)
                {
                    cmd.Parameters["@action"].Value = textBox1.Text;
                    cmd.Parameters["@fundid"].Value = dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[0].Value;
                    cmd.Parameters["@name"].Value = dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[1].Value;
                    cmd.Parameters["@startdate"].Value = dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[2].Value;
                    cmd.Parameters["@enddate"].Value = dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[3].Value;
                    cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();

                }
                MessageBox.Show("Records successfully inserted");

A: You keep adding parameters to the cmd.
Try this:
var cmd = new SqlCommand(con){
 CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure,
CommandText = "prcfunddetails"
};

//add the needed parameters to the cmd without the values.
//note: second parameter DbType SHOULD match type of the underlying db-field
cmd.Parameters.Add("@action", SqlDbType.VarChar);
.
.
.

textBox1.Text = "insert"; //I wonder what the effect of "delete" will be :-)
for (var i = 0; i<dataGridView1.Rows.Count; i++)
{
   //just place the correct values on the parameters
   cmd.Parameters["@action"].Value = textBox1.Text;
   cmd.Parameters["@fundid"].Value = dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[0].Value;
   //etc//
   cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
}
//Messagebox out of the loop saves a sweet amount of mouseclicks
MessageBox.Show("Records successfully");

A: Issue is here for-loop.
You are adding parameters repeatedly.
Add parameters outside for-loop for the SqlCommand while parameters values in for-loop.
textBox1.Text = "insert";
cmd = new SqlCommand();
cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure;
cmd.Connection = con;
cmd.CommandText = "prcfunddetails";
cmd.Parameters.Add("@action", SqlDbType.VarChar); //assign valid SqlDbType
cmd.Parameters.Add("@fundid", SqlDbType.VarChar);
//...

for (int i = 0; i < dataGridView1.Rows.Count; i++)
{
    cmd.Parameters["@action"].Value =  textBox1.Text;
    cmd.Parameters["@fundid"].Value =  dataGridView1.Rows[i].Cells[0].Value;
    //...
    cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
 }
 //one for all.... as indicated in other answer.
 MessageBox.Show("Records successfully inserted");


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Former Miami Dolphins quarterback, Rick Norton, passed away on July 25. He was 69 years old. A full obituary can be found on Norton HERE.
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I remember Rick playing for the Dolphins against the Bills in one of the four games the Bills won in 1969. He was in for an injured, I think, Bob Griese, and did an admirable job for Miami in cold Buffalo weather late in the season. I rember the Bills squeaked out a victory after Rick's sure-fire touchdown pass hit the goal post (then right on the goal line) and bounced away. I recall Van MIller's voice even now, "IT HIT THE GOAL POST."
God bless and Rest in Piece, Rick.
I'm so sorry. Rest in Peace, Rick. God bless you.

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A beautiful large gold metal scroll sign from Heaven Sends that would make a lovely focal point at Christmas. Designed for wall hanging, it has two fixings on the reverse but it can also be propped against a bare wall and still give the same wow factor. It measures 50 x 67cms.


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package com.orientechnologies.orient.core.ridbag;

import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.document.ODatabaseDocumentTx;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.record.OIdentifiable;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.record.ridbag.sbtree.OBonsaiCollectionPointer;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.record.ridbag.sbtree.OSBTreeCollectionManager;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.db.record.ridbag.sbtree.OSBTreeRidBag;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.id.ORecordId;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.index.sbtreebonsai.local.OSBTreeBonsaiLocal;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.storage.impl.local.OAbstractPaginatedStorage;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.storage.impl.local.paginated.atomicoperations.OAtomicOperationsManager;

public class ConcurrencySBTreeBonsaiLocalTest {

  @Test
  public void testName() throws Exception {
    ODatabaseDocumentTx db = new ODatabaseDocumentTx("memory:" + ConcurrencySBTreeBonsaiLocalTest.class.getName());
    db.create();
    ExecutorService exec = Executors.newCachedThreadPool();
    try {
      OSBTreeCollectionManager coll = db.getSbTreeCollectionManager();
      OBonsaiCollectionPointer treePointer = coll.createSBTree(3, null);
      OSBTreeBonsaiLocal<OIdentifiable, Integer> tree = (OSBTreeBonsaiLocal<OIdentifiable, Integer>) coll.loadSBTree(treePointer);

      OBonsaiCollectionPointer treePointer1 = coll.createSBTree(3, null);
      final OSBTreeBonsaiLocal<OIdentifiable, Integer> tree1 = (OSBTreeBonsaiLocal<OIdentifiable, Integer>) coll
          .loadSBTree(treePointer1);

      final OAtomicOperationsManager atomManager = ((OAbstractPaginatedStorage) db.getStorage()).getAtomicOperationsManager();
      atomManager.startAtomicOperation(tree, false);
      for (int i = 1000; i < 2000; i++)
        tree.put(new ORecordId(10, i), 1);
      Future<?> ex = null;
      try {
        ex = exec.submit(new Runnable() {

          @Override
          public void run() {
            try {
              atomManager.startAtomicOperation(tree1, false);
              for (int i = 2000; i < 3000; i++)
                tree1.put(new ORecordId(10, i), 1);
              atomManager.endAtomicOperation(false, null);

            } catch (Exception e) {
              throw new RuntimeException(e);
            }

          }
        });
        ex.get(10, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
      } catch (TimeoutException e) {
        // Is supposed to go in deadlock correct that goes in timeout
      }

      atomManager.endAtomicOperation(false, null);
      ex.get();

      OSBTreeRidBag bag = new OSBTreeRidBag();
      bag.setCollectionPointer(tree.getCollectionPointer());
      bag.setAutoConvertToRecord(false);
      Assert.assertEquals(tree.size(), 1000);
      for (OIdentifiable id : bag) {
        if (id.getIdentity().getClusterPosition() > 2000)
          Assert.fail("found a wrong rid in the ridbag");
      }
      OSBTreeRidBag secondBag = new OSBTreeRidBag();
      secondBag.setAutoConvertToRecord(false);
      secondBag.setCollectionPointer(tree1.getCollectionPointer());
      Assert.assertEquals(tree1.size(), 1000);
      for (OIdentifiable id : secondBag) {

        if (id.getIdentity().getClusterPosition() < 2000)
          Assert.fail("found a wrong rid in the ridbag");
      }

    } finally {
      exec.shutdown();
      db.drop();
    }
  }

}

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Marie-Anne Desmarest, née Anne-Marie During à Mulhouse le  et morte à Issy-les-Moulineaux (Hauts-de-Seine) le , est une romancière française, autrice de romans sentimentaux. L'une de ses œuvres les plus populaires est Torrents (1938), vendue à plus d'un million d'exemplaires.

Biographie

Fille de négociants de Mulhouse, ses parents la mettent en pension à Champel (Suisse). Ses livres rencontrent des gros succès de vente, elle vend plus d'un million d'exemplaires de Torrents.

Elle épouse en premières noces Henri Desmarets en 1925, le mariage prend fin en 1938. Puis, elle rencontre son second mari, prisonnier de guerre qui vient d'être libéré, en 1943.

Publications
Le Havre de Grâce, Maréchal, 1944
La Passion de Jeanne Rieber,  prix de l'Alsace littéraire, Denoël, 1935
Torrents, Denoël, 1938, prix Max-Barthou de l'Académie Française en 1939
L'Autel renversé, Denoël, 1941Jan Yvarsen, suite de Torrents, Maréchal, 1945Vague de fond, Denoël, 1945Poèmes pour toi, DenoëlSaisons..., Denoël, 1947L'Holocauste, Denoël, 1948Confidences de Ninou, Denoël 1950
Ombre sur le manoir, Denoël, 1953
Châteaux en Espagne, Denoël, 1954
Le domaine de Corlières, Denoël, 1954
Le plus bel amour, Denoël, 1955
Les Ramages, Denoël, 1955
Aurore, Plon, 1952
La Palmeraie, Denoël, 1956
Coeurs et visages II - Oublie si tu peux, Denoël, 1956
Douce-amère, Denoël, 1957
Tourments, 1958
L'Appel mysterieux, 1958
La Maison des mouettes, 1958
Dis moi qui tu aimes, Denoël, 1958
Le Dernier amour de Jan, 1959
Les remparts de Saint-Paul, Denoël, 1959
L'Ennemi de Jan, 1960
L'Île des sortilèges, 1966
L'Homme de la colline, 1966
Le Destin des Yvarsen, 1969
La Croisiere inattendue, 1969
La Flamme et l'ombre, 1970
Jan et Thérèse, Denoël, 1959
Le portrait de Violette Grandier, Denoël, 1960
La jeunesse de Jan, Denoël, 1962
Le secret de Sigrid, Denoël, 1965
Les maisons adverses, Denoël, 1961
Ravissante Sylvine, Denoël, 1964
Le chant du Trollhättan, Denoël, 1964

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Raymond Oberlé, « Anne-Marie Desmarest », in Nouveau dictionnaire de biographie alsacienne, vol. 7, p. 629

Liens externes

Auteur français de roman d'amour
Romancière française du XXe siècle
Naissance en mai 1904
Naissance à Mulhouse
Naissance dans le district de Haute-Alsace
Décès en mars 1973
Décès à Issy-les-Moulineaux
Décès à 68 ans

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41/30/33 H. A. Ruehe Notebook, 1908
9/50/3 H. C. Coles Milling Company Records, 1838-1899
11/15/23 H. George Friedman, Jr. Papers, 1975-2003
9/2/21 H. Heaton Baily Papers, 1928, 1941
8/5/28 H. Paul Bateman Papers, 1870, 1918, 1942-94, 1997
41/20/75 H. Thomas Merritt Scrapbook, 1899-1907
8/4/19 H.C. Stevenson Farm Record, 1913-1914
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41/73/44 Habitat for Humanity Records, 1991-2009
15/23/31 Halbert E. Gulley Papers, 1906-2006
8/13/20 Halbert H. Thornberry Papers, 1929-94, 1999
8/3/29 Haldane W. Bean Papers, 1916-1977
12/9/166 Frances Wilson Hall Sheet Music Collection, 1906-1958
12/9/130 Hammerhead Records Business Records, 1992-2000
7/1/805 Handbook for Advisors to Graduate Students, 1950, 1961, 1969, 1995
9/5/804 Handbook for Graduate Students, 1972,1975
8/11/807 Handbook for Home Economics Students, 1923, 1937, 1950, 1956-57, 1959-62, 1964-
65/1/805 Handbook for Majors and Prospective Majors, 1968
41/3/815 Handbook for Married Students, 1964-
7/12/809 Handbook for the Protection of Human Subjects in Research, 1967-
35/1/804 Handbooks, 1907-1910, 1941-
27/3/801 Handbooks, 1893-
16/7/805 Handbooks and Guides, 1938-49, 1962-
10/8/804 Handbooks and Manuals, 1979-87
9/5/36 Hans Brems Papers, 1932-2000
11/10/40 Hans Frauenfelder Papers, 1940-95
12/9/22 A Austin Harding Papers, 1895-1958
12/9/129 A Austin Harding Family Papers, 1892-1952
11/5/37 Hardy Cross Papers, 1927-1959, ca. 2003
26/30/5 Harlan D. Fairchild Photographic Collection, 1911-43
41/20/102 Harold B. Stewart Scrapbook, 1910-1913
8/5/27 Harold Beaty Papers, 1928-1973
26/20/160 Harold Bruno Jr. Papers, 1950-2011
8/4/20 Harold C. M. Case Papers, 1915-1965
41/20/31 Harold D. and Lulu L. Hughes Papers, 1901-1911
8/4/39 Harold D. Guither Papers, 1977-2001
11/5/23 Harold E. Babbitt Papers, 1922-23, 1928, 1930, 1939-48, 1950-53, 1955-56
26/20/177 Harold E. Grange Papers, 1923-91
8/4/37 Harold G. Halcrow Papers, 1974-1998
8/4/82 Harold H. Armstrong Farm Records, 1925-89
8/7/20 Harold H. Mitchell Papers, 1906-66
26/20/77 Harold M. and Margaret Osborn Papers, 1917, 1919-83
11/11/25 Harold M. Westergaard Papers, 1930
37/2/33 Harold Moon Landscape Photographs, ca. 1920s
15/7/20 Harold N. Hillebrand Papers, 1895-1925, 1934, 1937-43, 1947
15/11/24 Harold R. Wanless Papers, 1916-70
8/4/34 Harold W. Hannah Papers, 1937-84
15/11/25 Harold W. Scott Papers, 1929-96
41/70/113 Harp Club Account Book, 1879-80
41/20/123 Harriet Bell Merrill Papers, 1901-1915
35/3/27 Harriet E. Wallace Papers, 1957-1982
15/7/25 Harris F. Fletcher Papers, 1926-70
26/20/26 Harris Family Papers, 1853-66, 1870-75, 1890-1920
38/1/20 Harrison E. Cunningham Papers, 1891-1963
41/69/35 Harry Applewhite Papers, 1964-1967
41/20/100 Harry C. Swam Scrapbook, 1913-14
26/20/71 Harry Darby Papers, 1916-87
41/20/97 Harry H. Barber Papers, 1903-07, 1993
11/3/20 Harry H. Hilton Papers, 1955-70
41/20/99 Harry J. Fienhold Scrapbook, 1913-16
15/4/25 Harry J. Fuller Papers, 1932, 1937-43, 1946-52, 1955-58, 1973
13/6/20 Harry J. Skornia Papers, 1937-91
41/20/103 Harry L. Owen Scrapbook, 1911-1916
15/16/21 Harry M. Tiebout Papers, 1941-82
41/20/95 Harry R. Pendarvis Scrapbook, 1913-1917
10/6/24 Harry S. Broudy Papers, 1932, 1939-1992
8/13/23 Harry W. Anderson Papers, 1912-59, 1966
9/50/27 Hart Mirror Plate Company, 1899-1962
16/3/22 Hartley D. Price Papers, 1928-77
48/4/8 Harvard Club of Eastern Illinois Records, 1903-1911, 1915
11/7/20 Harvey H. Jordan Papers, 1906-1962
8/4/35 Harvey J. Schweitzer Papers, 1962-89
15/21/25 Harvey M. Choldin Papers, 1964-1998
12/9/165 Hawkes' Photo-Play Series, 1922-1928
26/20/176 Haynes W. Dugan Papers, 1982-
41/20/159 Hazel Belle Coffey Scrapbook, 1911-1915, 1921
26/20/101 Hazel I. Horton Papers, 1934-88
10/9/21 Hazel Taylor Spitze Papers, 1948-95
41/20/111 Hazel Yates Photographs, c. 1919
14/80/111 Headquarters Office Advisory Committee to Journal of Legal Education File, 1947-80
14/80/110 Headquarters Office Committees File, 1951-94
14/80/105 Headquarters Office Subject File, 1940-85, 1988-91, 2001-02, 2004
16/2/801 Health Education Program Announcements, 1953, 1958, 1963
10/9/820 Health Occupations Publications, 1963-
35/3/62 Health Science Librarians of Illinois Records, 1960-2014
6/1/807 Health Services Facilities System Annual Financial Reports, 2006-
11/6/832 Health, Education and Welfare Grant Research Reports, 1961
1/1/7 Hearings File, 1937-39
12/9/135 Gregory Heath Papers, 1971-2015
41/30/1 Hector H. Tyndale Notebooks, 1874-75
48/4/9 Heimskringla Archives, 1911-2010
11/6/26 Heinz von Foerster Papers, 1925-2000
12/9/162 Donnie Heitler Sound Recordings, 1980-1982
41/20/184 Helen L. Price Scrapbook and Papers, 1898
35/2/22 Helen M. Welch Papers, 1948-1968
41/20/236 Helen Tracey Edwards Scrapbook, 1936-38
15/3/22 Helene R. Dickel Papers, 1963-2005
26/20/223 Cassie Helgesen McCabe Papers and Marching Illini Footnotes, 1983-1987, 2018
11/8/28 Helmut Hans Korst Papers, 1941-1984
41/20/44 Helmuth J. Kircher Scrapbook, 1910-1915
41/20/229 Hembrough Family Papers, 1943-57, 1972, 2012
35/2/56 Hennepin County Library Catalog Files, 2001-2002
15/7/36 Henning Larsen Papers, 1938, 1942, 1947, 1957-57
15/24/21 Henry B. Ward Papers, 1885-1960
8/4/60 Henry Bock Farm Records, 1924, 1926-79
41/20/84 Henry C. Balcom Scrapbook, 1907-10
41/20/88 Henry Ezra Chester Papers, 1883-1901
15/5/47 Harry G. Drickamer Papers, 1945-2002
26/20/126 Henry H. Francke Scrapbook, 1922-43, 1981
15/23/29 Henry Lancaster Mueller Papers, 1949-1975
26/20/13 Henry M. Dunlap Papers, 1874, 1877-81, 1886-95, 1900-31
8/1/23 Henry P. Rusk Papers, 1910-19, 1923-53
15/25/20 Henry R. and Renee Kahane Papers, 1926-92
41/20/217 Henry Rossman Papers, 1935-1936
8/13/25 Henryk Jedlinski Papers, 1959-87
12/9/102 William Herb Papers, Sousa Band Uniform and Travel Trunk, 1924-1980
15/5/36 Herbert A. Laitinen Papers, 1949-74
8/12/26 Herbert C. Barrett Papers, 1950-1964
15/5/29 Herbert E. Carter Papers, 1930-90
18/1/28 Herbert Goldhor Papers, 1939-81
41/20/168 Herbert K. Hackbarth Papers, 1928-30
10/9/20 Herbert M. Hamlin Papers, 1911-1968
6/1/20 Herbert O. Farber Papers, 1943, 1956, 1959-72
26/20/103 Herbert R. Hearsey Papers, 1910-2003
15/5/38 Herbert S. Gutowsky Papers, 1963-69
8/1/22 Herbert W. Mumford Papers, 1907-1938
15/34/810 Heritage, 1982-
8/12/23 Herman B. Dorner Papers, 1891-1938
26/20/11 Herman G. James Papers, 1904-10
41/20/219 Herman S. Pepoon Papers, 1930-1937
12/9/32 Harvey Albert Hermann Music and Papers, 1908-2016
41/20/268 Hester Suggs Papers, 1943-2016
8/11/3 High School Assistant's Letterbooks, 1908-1913
28/3/805 High School Coaches Football Clinic Materials, 1952-1954, 1957
25/4/813 High School Conference and Visitor Publications, 1905-47
25/4/811 High School Conference Proceedings and Programs, 1898, 1900-42
10/7/7 High School Courses of Study, 1905-1906
25/4/810 High School Manuals, 1906-27
10/13/810 High School Mathematics Texts, 1955-1968
15/5/808 High School Teachers Summer Institute Programs, 1960-
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11/5/831 Highway Engineering Conference Materials, 1914-
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48/3/3 Hikers' Records, 1914-16, 1920, 1938-47, 1961
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12/5/27 William G. Hill Papers, 1905-1953
41/69/6 Hillel Foundation Records, 1924-28, 1938-2014
41/69/806 Hillel Post, Hillel Bulletin, and Hillel Magazine, 1924-47
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24/5/17 Historic Building Documentation and Photographs, 1968, 1987, 1989-2005
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57/1/810 Historical and Promotional Publications, 1920-1929, 1940
52/1/812 Historical File, 1893, 1897, 1905-07, 1911-17, 1921, 1928, 1932, 1942, 1968
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13/1/16 Historical Newspaper Directory, 1939-1941
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44/1/810 Histories and Anniversary Celebration Programs, 1930, 1954, 1955
12/12/801 Histories and Guides, 1969-
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7/15/811 History and Bibliography of Publications, 1994
15/13/809 History at Illinois, 1955-
15/13/4 History Department Faculty Portraits File, 1897-1997
41/67/219 History Graduate Student Association File, 1968-72, 1982-92, 2003-04
37/6/817 History of Housing, 1967
10/1/10 History of the Department and School of Education, 1916
7/1/5 History of the Graduate College, 1957, 1990
60/1/810 History of the Navy Pier, 1954
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2/14/3 History of the University File, 1914-1991
18/1/69 History of the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science, 1977
10/1/11 History Project File, 1927-1963
12/5/57 Mary E Hoffman Papers, 1948-1995
8/3/823 Home Account Books, 1921, 1932
8/3/814 Home Advisers Handbook, 1956, 1960-61
8/11/11 Home Economics Alumni Association File, 1913-95
8/11/809 Home Economics Alumni Association History, 1991
41/67/70 Home Economics Club Records, 1948-91
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8/3/15 Home Economics Extension Photographs and Presentations, 1924-70
8/3/820 Home Economics Extension Publications, 1916-32, 1938-
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8/3/822 Home Economics Home Furnishing Materials, 1965-
41/73/19 Home Economics Student Council Records, 1950-71
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21/1/815 Home Rule, 1972-
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41/6/810 Homecoming Badges, 1910-
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26/1/8 Homecoming Register, 1913-22
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8/3/35 Homemakers' Camp Records, 1953-88
27/3/21 Homer D. Wilkes Papers, 1942-46, 1971, 1974, 1976-94
15/7/40 Homer E. Woodbridge Papers, 1900-14, 1917-31, 1936, 1940, 1945
60/1/804 Honorary Degree Citations, 1969-
50/1/812 Honorary Degree File, 1965-
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60/12/801 Honors Day Programs, 1948-
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11/1/56 Honors Program Minutes, 1977-83
15/1/816 Honors Program Publications, 1983-2013
24/3/1 Honors Program Subject File, 1946-87
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8/12/825 Horticultural Society Programs, 1884, 1898, 1905, 1909, 1911-1913, 1926, 1965-
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8/12/804 Horticulture Series Publications, 1977-
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31/13/806 Hott Memorial Center Brochure, 1962
26/20/117 John C. Houbolt Papers, 1932-2000
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4/6/17 Housing Review Committee File, 1962-71
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15/10/21 Howard G. Roepke Papers, 1952-85
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Aldo Rafael Forte - LONG BIO
Aldo Rafael Forte is a renowned composer with many published and recorded original compositions to his credit. He has written works ranging from chamber pieces to major compositions for wind band and orchestra as well as several concertos. Now completely retired from composition, Forte had a distinguished 26 year career as Composer/Arranger in the United States Air Force with assignments at Air University Band at Maxwell AFB, AL, USAFE Band at Einsiedlerhof AB, Germany, and the Heritage of America Band at Langley AFB, VA. In addition, he had a successful career as a freelance composer, clinician, and conductor of his music as well as Adjunct Professorships in music composition and/or music courses at Auburn University at Montgomery and Christopher Newport University in Newport News, VA. He is no longer accepting commissions.
Among the ensembles that have performed his music are ?The President?s Own? U.S. Marine Band, Militar Musik der Voralberg (Austria), National Dutch Youth Wind Band, the Wind Ensemble of the Queensland Conservatorium in South Bank, Queensland, Australia, North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, Bohuslav Martinu Orchestra of the Czech Republic, Orquesta Sinfonica de Michoacan, Mexico, and numerous university bands including University of North Texas, Arizona State University, University of Puget Sound, Kansas State University as well as many All - State bands and municipal bands such as the Piedmont Wind Symphony and the Tacoma Concert Band. His works appear on over 35 CDs including many military band recordings as well as on such labels as Klavier, Summit, Polyphonic (UK), and Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin (Germany).Ensembles which have recorded his works include The Southwest German Radio Orchestra, University of Georgia Wind Symphony, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Wind Ensemble, Air National Guard Band of the Southwest , USAF Heritage of America Band, Her Majesty?s The Regimental Band of the Coldstream Guards (UK), and the Aulos Wind Ensenble of Lucerne, Switzerland, to name but a few. Forte has many published works appearing in the catalogs of 9 publishers which include Kjos, TRN, C. Alan Publications, Masters Music Publications, Tuba-Euphonium Press and Studio Music Co. of the UK.
Forte was born in Cuba and came to the U.S. at the age of nine. He was introduced to music early on by his father, a professor of mathematics and amateur classical guitarist and guitar maker. Forte credits the encouragement of both of his parents, Dr. Aldo Forte and Maria Forte, with his active pursuit of music. Forte has studied composition with Ross Lee Finney, William Presser, and Robert Jager. He holds music degrees from Tennessee Technological University and the University of Southern Mississippi and has done post graduate work in composition at the University of Alabama.
During his 26 year career as a professional composer/arranger in the United States Air Force Bands and Music Program, Forte composed many original works for concert band which appear on numerous CDs and wrote special arrangements for guest artists including Broadway singers Sandra Joseph, Karen Mason, and Michael Maguire, vocalist Dionne Warwick, and tuba soloist Patrick Sheridan.
He has been a highly commissioned composer. Forte has given numerous composition master classes including at the London College of Music and Media (UK), Royal Military School of Music (Kneller Hall, UK), Royal Conservatory of Music in The Hague, The Netherlands, and at many universities. He also frequently appeared as a guest composer/conductor and has conducted the National Dutch Youth Wind Band (all Forte concert), Mississippi State University Band Clinic Honor Band, Troy University Symphony Band (SEUS Band Clinic, and the Tacoma Concert Band, plus several others. Forte has twice been awarded First Place in the National Federation of Music Clubs American Music in the U.S Armed Forces Composition Competition and he is listed in "The Heritage Encyclopedia of Band Music". Forte was also active as a music adjudicator.
Aldo Rafael Forte, Composer - Select performances
May 17, 2020 : Leonard Byrne, tuba and Spokane Brass Band, Kit Cutler, Conductor perform Dance Rhapsody for Tuba and Brass Band (arranged for brass band by Armin Terzer), Spokane, WA (CANCELED DUE TO COVID)
May 14 - 16 2020 : Dan Davis plays Dance Rhapsody for Tuba and Piano Midwest Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference., (MWRTEC) University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Thursday, 5/14 at 2 pm for MWRTEC (CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19)
March 19 -21, 2020 : Dan Davis plays Dance Rhapsody for Tuba and Piano South Central Regional Tuba Euph Conference in Stillwater, OK, Oklahoma State University. Friday, 3/20 at 9 am for SCRTEC (CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19)
March 13 -15, 2020 : Bowling Green State University (OH) Tuba - Euph Ensemble, , Dave Saltzman, director, plays Seguidillas at North East Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference (NERTEC), Ithaca College, NY (CANCELED due to COVID-19)
March 5, 2020 - Boston University Wind Ensemble, David Martins, Cond. performed my "Dance Suite on Spanish and Latin Rhythms" , Tsai Performing Arts Center, Boston University. concert program listen to live performance
Feb. 29, 2020 - Claremont Clarinet Quartet performs "Petite Suite for Clarinet Quartet - Los Angeles, CA
May 2, 2019 - Huntsville High School Band (AL) , Stuart Tankersley, Director perform "Concertino for Flute, Bassoon, and Band". Gabbi Smith, bassoon , Ben Blankenship, flute video of concert
April 26 (Sarnia, Ontario) and April 27 (Port Huron, MI), 2019 - International Symphony Orchestra, Douglas Biancchi, Cond. perform "Piezas Latino - Ibericas" for brass quintet and orchestra.
March 29, 2019 - Dan Davis, tuba (Paul Thurmond, pn.) premieres "Dance Rhapsody for Tuba and Piano" and performs "Dance Movements for Tuba and Two Percussionists" on his graduate recital, TN Tech University - Cookeville, TN watch highlights
Feb. 17, 2019 - Purdue University Symphony Band, Matt Conaway, Cond. perform "Northwest Passages".
Jan. 25, 2019 - Mississippi State University Symphony Band, Elva Kaye Lance, Cond. perform "Impressionist Prints" mvts: I., III. IV., V. VI.
Nov. 6, 2018 - Sociedad Artístico Musical de CASTELLNOVO (Spain), Director: Ricardo Bolós Pérez perform "Van Gogh Portraits" watch performance
August 25, 26, 2018 - Forte was Composer in Residence at the 2018 Cairns Brass Winter Camp, gave composition master classes , rehearsed and conducted young brass players in several compositions written specially for the event.
brass camp flyer video of Divertimento for Brass Ensemble video of Darling Harbor Fest
21 October 2018 - "DALI" -performed in Trento Italia by Banda Sinfonica Giovanile Trentina, Jose Alcacer Dura, Conductor program
24 October, 2018 - Cookeville, TN, The renowned Tennessee Tech University Tuba Euphonium Ensemble led by its founder and director R. Winston Morris hosted Forte in an evening of his tuba - euphonium ensemble works as part of their annual Octubafest listen to the entire concert
March 17, 2016 - Bridgewater-Raritan High School Wind Ensemble, NJ , Dr. Thomas Bourgault, conducting perform II. Mechanization from "Symphony for the Millennium" watch
Feb. 21 , 2016 - Banda Ntra. Sra. El Carmoen de Salteras, Guillermo Martinez Arana perform DALI. - Sevilla, Spain watch
Oct 25, 2015 - Banda Municipal de Música de Bilbao, José Rafael Pascual – Vilaplana, Cond. play DALI and "Impressionist Prints on same concert - Bilbao, Spain info at bottom of link
July 17, 2015 - Tacoma Concert Band, Robert Musser, cond., perform "Northwest Passages", Certamen Int. de Bandas - Valencia Spain watch


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PAUL LINDBLAD – Sully Baseball Unsung Post Season Hero of October 16
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OCTOBER 16, 1973 – World Series Game 3
Today's unsung post season hero, the late Paul Lindblad, had a long career where he seemed to bounce back and forth between the Athletics organization and the Senators/Rangers organization before wrapping up his career with a cameo in the Bronx. Along the way he picked up a few World Series rings and played along side a bunch of Hall of Famers over 13 seasons.
In 1973, he found himself back in Oakland helping the defending World Champs against the upstart New York Mets.
The A's won game 1 but lost a sloppy Game 2 in extra innings, sending the series back to Shea. Errors by second baseman Mike Andrews sparked A's owner Charlie Finley to try and fire or release Andrews and replace him with another player. He even tried to make Andrews announce he was injured. It was an ugly incident that made an already tense A's clubhouse worse (and eventually would lead to manager Dick Williams resigning at the end of the series.)
Two future Hall of Famers, Catfish Hunter and Tom Seaver, started Game 3. A Seaver win would give all the momentum to manager Yogi Berra and the Mets. And an A's loss would keep the team in an emotional spiral. A lead off homer by Wayne Garrett and another run put the Mets up 2-0 in the first. Seaver kept the A's off the board until the 6th. Oakland tied the game in the 8th but could not score in the 9th against the Mets bullpen.
Williams, having already used his best lefty reliever Darold Knowles, handed the ball to Lindblad in the bottom of the 9th after not using him in the ALCS or the first two World Series games.
Every single pitch he threw could have won the game for the Mets. He allowed a ground rule double to Rusty Staub in the 9th, but after an intentional walk, worked out of the jam.
In the 10th, he let up a single to Bud Harrleson and faced Willie Mays. Now of course Willie Mays was no longer the great player he once was. But all he needed was one swing against a journeyman left hander to put the perfect exclamation point on his career.
Instead, Lindblad got Willie Mays to ground out. It was Willie Mays' last at bat ever.
Lindblad batted in the 11th and the A's rallied to score a run. He took the mound in the bottom of the 11th before allowing a single to Wayne Garrett. Rollie Fingers finished the game and earned the save. But Lindblad earned the win, shutting out the Mets and denying the "You Gotta Believe" squad from a walk off win. As it turned out, the Mets did indeed win the next two games in New York but the A's took the series in Oakland in seven games.
Had Paul Lindblad faltered, the Mets may have won it at home and Oakland's defense of the 1972 World Series would have fallen short instead of extending to 3 straight in 1974.
Reggie Jackson won the MVP of the Series. Mike Andrews returned as a pinch hitter. But the series may have hinged on those two innings Lindblad threw.
For that reason, he is the Unsung Postseason Hero we salute on October 16th.
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Teams with multiple pitchers with post season saves since 1969
(Photo by Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images)
The Rangers have played two game in the post season and have two saves from two different pitchers. And neither of those pitchers are named Shawn Tolleson who led the team with 35 saves.
It is refreshing when managers make decisions based on the situation rather than just drag the closer out in the 9th as a default. (Sam Dyson pitched the 9th in Game 1 instead of Tolleson. Manager Jeff Banister used Tolleson in Game 2 when it was NOT a save situation.)
The save became an official stat in 1969. Teams in the post season initially played to the situation instead of using the closer in all close 9th innings. But as saves began to pile up (especially after Tony LaRussa began using Dennis Eckersley one inning at time) and the prices of an innings closers sky rocketed, managers seemed to manage by the book and stick the closer in no matter what.
Every once in a while, a team will have multiple pitchers record a save in a post season. It does not happen often, but they pop up. Just last year, the Giants had 3 different pitchers credited with a save. If Tolleson saves a game, then the Rangers will match that total.
So here are all the teams to use more than one pitcher to save a game since 1969.
1969 New York Mets – Ron Taylor (WS), Nolan Ryan (WS)
1970 Baltimore Orioles – Pete Richert (WS), Dick Hall (WS)
1970 Cincinnati Reds – Clay Carroll (NLCS), Don Gullett (NLCS)
1972 Oakland A's – Vida Blue (ALCS), Rollie Fingers (WS)
1972 Cincinnati Reds – Clay Carroll (WS), Jack Billingham (WS), Tom Hall (WS)
1973 New York Mets – Tug McGraw (NLCS, WS), George Stone (WS), Ray Sadecki (WS)
1973 Oakland A's – Rollie Fingers (ALCS, WS), Darold Knowles (WS)
1974 Oakland A's – Rollie Fingers (ALCS, WS), Catfish Hunter (WS)
1975 Cincinnati Reds – Pedro Borbon (NLCS), Rawly Eastwick (WS), Will McEnaney (WS)
1976 Cincinnati Reds – Pedro Borbon (NLCS), Will McEnaney (WS)
1978 New York Yankees – Ken Clay (ALCS), Rich Gossage (ALCS)
1979 Pittsburgh Pirates – Don Robinson (NLCS), Kent Tekulve (WS)
1980 Philadelphia Phillies – Tug McGraw (NLCS, WS), Ron Reed (WS)
1981 Los Angeles Dodgers – Bob Welch (NLCS), Steve Howe (WS)
1982 Milwaukee Brewers – Pete Ladd (ALCS), Jim Slaton (ALCS), Bob McClure (WS)
1983 Baltimore Orioles – Sammy Stewart (ALCS), Tippy Martinez (WS)
1984 San Diego Padres – Rich Gossage (NLCS), Craig Lefferts (WS)
1985 St. Louis Cardinals – Ken Dayley (NLCS), Todd Worrell (WS), Jeff Lahti (WS)
1986 Boston Red Sox – Calvin Schraldi (ALCS, WS), Bob Stanley (WS)
1987 Minnesota Twins – Juan Berenguer (ALCS), Jeff Reardon (ALCS, WS)
1987 St. Louis Cardinals – Ken Dayley (NLCS, WS), Todd Worrell (NLCS, WS)
1988 Los Angeles Dodgers – Alejandro Pena (NLCS), Orel Hershiser (NLCS), Brian Holton (NLCS), Jay Howell (WS)
1990 Cincinnati Reds – Randy Myers (NLCS, WS), Rob Dibble (NLCS)
1990 Pittsburgh Pirates – Ted Power (NLCS), Bob Patterson (NLCS)
1990 Oakland Athletics – Dennis Eckersley (ALCS), Rick Honeycutt (ALCS)
1991 Pittsburgh Pirates – Bob Walk (NLCS), Roger Mason (NLCS)
1992 Toronto Blue Jays – Tom Henke (ALCS, WS), Mike Timlin (WS)
1992 Atlanta Braves – Jeff Reardon (NLCS), Mike Stanton (WS)
1993 Philadelphia Phillies – Mitch Williams (NLCS), Larry Andersen (NLCS)
1995 Atlanta Braves – Mark Wohlers (DS, NLCS, WS) Greg McMichael (NLCS), Pedro Borbon (WS)
1995 Seattle Mariners – Norm Charlton (DS, ALCS), Bill Risley (DS)
1996 Baltimore Orioles – Randy Myers (DS), Armando Benitez (ALCS)
1997 Cleveland Indians – Jose Mesa (DS, ALCS, WS), Brian Anderson (WS)
1998 San Diego Padres – Trevor Hoffman (DS, NLCS), Donne Wall (NLCS)
1999 Atlanta Braves – Kevin Millwood (DS), John Rocker (DS, NLCS), John Smoltz (NLCS)
1999 New York Yankees – Mariano Rivera (DS, ALCS, WS), Ramiro Mendoza (ALCS)
2000 New York Mets – John Franco (DS), Armando Benitez (NLCS, WS)
2003 Florida Marlins – Ugueth Urbina (DS, NLCS, WS), Braden Looper (NLCS)
2003 Chicago Cubs – Joe Borowski (DS), Mike Remlinger (NLCS)
2003 Boston Red Sox – Derek Lowe (DS), Scott Williamson (ALCS)
2005 Chicago White Sox – Bobby Jenks (DS, WS), Mark Buehrle (WS)
2007 Colorado Rockies – Manny Corpas (DS, NLCS), Ryan Speier (NLCS)
2008 Tampa Bay Rays – Dan Wheeler (DS), David Price (ALCS)
2009 Philadelphia Phillies – Brad Lidge (DS, NLCS), Ryan Madson (WS)
2010 Texas Rangers – Darren Oliver (ALCS), Neftali Feliz (WS)
2011 Detroit Tigers – Jose Valverde (DS, ALCS), Phil Coke (ALCS)
2012 Detroit Tigers – Jose Valverde (DS), Phil Coke (ALCS)
2014 San Francisco Giants – Santiago Castilla (DS, NLCS, WS), Hunter Strickland (DS), Madison Bumgarner (WS)
2015 Texas Rangers – Sam Dyson (DS), Ross Ohlendorf (DS)
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Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – January 14, 2014
Today on The Sully Baseball Daily Podcast, I examine an intriguing "What If?" scenario.
50 years ago, the Kansas City A's almost became the Louisville Athletics (or Kentucky Colonels.)
If the A's developed in their new home with the same players who blossomed in the 1970's, how would baseball have been different?
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Q: How can I recursively copy files by file extension, preserving directory structure? At the Linux command line, I'd like to copy a (very large) set of .txt files from one directory (and its subdirectories) to another.
I need the directory structure to stay intact, and I need to ignore files except those ending in .txt.

A: Easiest way that worked for me:
cp --parents -R jobs/**/*.xml ./backup/

one catch is you have to navigate to the "desired" directory before so the "parent path" is correct.
Also make sure that you enabled recursive globs in bash:
shopt -s globstar

A: Another approach
find .  -name '*.txt' -exec rsync -R {} path/to/dext \;

A: how about you first copy it over with
cp -r /old/folder /new/folder

then go to the new folder and run
find . -type f ! -iname "*.txt" -delete

or just
cp -r /old/folder /new/folder && find . -type f ! -iname "*.txt" -delete

Edit: ok you want one command which filters (I have not tested this because my system doesn't have the cpio command!). Here is where I found it: http://www.gnu.org/software/findutils/manual/html_mono/find.html#Copying-A-Subset-of-Files
find . -name "*.txt" -print0 |
     cpio -pmd0 /dest-dir

Please test this first, because I haven't tried it yet. If someone would verify, that would be great.

A: I was trying to do the same thing on macOS, but none of the options really worked for me. Until i discovered ditto.
I had to copy many .wav files, and have it skip Video files... So here is what I came up with:
find . -type f -iname "*.wav" -ls -exec ditto {} /destination/folder/{} \;

*

*find . - Runs find in current folder. make sure you cd /source/folder before you start

*-type f - Specifies to only look for files

*-iname "*.wav" - This tells it to look for case insensitive *.wav

*-ls - This shows you the file that it is working on. Otherwase it shows nothing.

*-exec ditto {} /destination/folder/{} \; - Does all the work of copying and creating the files with the same directory tree.

A: You can use find and cpio to do this
cd /top/level/to/copy
find . -name '*.txt' | cpio -pdm /path/to/destdir

(-updm for overwrite destination content.)

A: cd /source/path
find -type f -name \*.txt -exec install -D {} /dest/path/{} \;

A: Navigate to directory:
find . -regex '<regexp_to_get_directories_and_files_you_want>' | xargs -i cp -r --parents {} path/to/destination

It s a bit more straight forward and mighty, if you manage regular expressions.

A: Navigate to directory:
cp '*.css' /path/to/destination

You'll have to navigate to each folder in the directory, but this is better than most of the options I've seen so far.

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Another iCloud gotcha called Photo Stream is calling to you from the great Cloud. Resistance is futile. You and your PC will be assimilated.
Some people view Microsoft as The Evil Empire, while others give Apple that moniker. I've never thought either one was particularly evil but when I found iCloud installed on my PC after upgrading to iOS 5, I'm beginning to wonder. I discovered the iCloud icon in my Windows 7 system tray after a recent update/reboot exercise. So, being the curious sort, I opened it and to my surprise, Apple is trying to make me use their Cloud service on my PC. What's next? Will Microsoft start making applications for Mac computers? Oh, wait, nevermind.
OK, so I know I installed iCloud during the update but I thought it was just a way to manage my iOS device backups or to keep track of them. Little did I know that Apple is now willing to backup data and pictures from my PC.
You might remember my post from last week, "Avoiding the iCloud storage gotcha," where I describe how to avoid using up all of your free 5GB too quickly.
But, now there's an added bonus way to burn up that free space: your PC. Apple wants me to use their Cloud-based storage on all of my devices not just Apple ones. Pretty darn sneaky, if you ask me. Smart too.
If you installed iCloud along with your recent iOS 5 update but can't find the iCloud "App" on your PC, it's lurking in the Control Panel. You might have to change your view to "Small Icons" to see it but it's there. On your next reboot, you'll see it in your system tray (bottom right hand corner of your computer screen).
When you open the Control Panel applet or the system tray icon, you'll see the same interface, shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1: The iCloud PC Application.
I don't use Microsoft Outlook but, for now at least, you can only backup your Outlook contacts, calendars and tasks. You can also backup your Internet Explorer bookmarks. But, the most intriguing of all is the Photo Stream part of the iCloud application.
To setup your PC to use Photo Stream, click the checkbox and then click Options to see the screen in Figure 2.
Here's the really sneaky part: People take more photos with digital devices because it doesn't cost anything to do so. Why is that sneaky? Because everyone wants those photos to be of the highest quality. Higher quality photos means bigger photos. Bigger photos means that they take up more space. Sneaky.
This means that you'll burn through that five free gigabytes with one or two uploads from your iPod, iPhone, iPad or PC. You'll have to buy more space as described in, "Avoiding the iCloud storage gotcha."
iCloud is less expensive than Dropbox and it works on all of your iDevices, Macs and now your PC too.
And, very Microsoft-esque of Apple to do that.
To learn exactly how Photo Stream works with your iCloud service, go to the iCloud Help: What is Photo Stream? link and read all about it.
Yeah, it's cool, but somehow I know I should be offended by this but I'm just not sure how. Maybe you can write back and tell me what's wrong with this scenario so that I can clarify it in my own mind.


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25 user certs don't come with a authorityKeyIdentifier.
31 ** Don't hardcode the use of RSA.
35 ** mark all unimplemented commands and options.
39 ** Write a keybox header and check for that magic value.
48 ** Don't use stdio to return results.
51 ** Export and import certificates along with the secret key.
52 ** Make it more comfortable; i.e. copy files to the correct place.
54 * Move pkcs-1 encoding into libgcrypt.
56 * Use a MAC to protect some files.
59 ** Return an error code or a status info per user ID.
65 ** Return IMPORT_OK status.
67 * Where is http.c, regcomp.c, srv.c, w32reg.c ?


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Five Grand Rapids-area high schools ranked among top U.S. public high schools
Five high schools in the Grand Rapids area have been ranked among the top public high schools in the United States, according to Newsweek's latest report.
Newsweek's newly-released list of top 500 high schools includes East Grand Rapids High School, Rockford High School, Forest Hills Central High School, Forest Hills Northern High School and Grand Rapids Public City Middle/High School.
The above-mentioned five high schools have joined nineteen other high schools throughout the state in the prestigious ranking list.
East Grand Rapids grabbed the 53rd rank with a college readiness score of 96.3, while Rockford High School emerged at rank 247 with a college readiness score of 83.85.
Forest Hills Central High School, Grand Rapids Public City Middle/High School and Forest Hills Northern High School were ranked 250, 464 and 465, with a college readiness score of 83.65, 69.65 and 69.59, respectively. "Beating the Odds" ranks 500 schools that perform better than statistically expected for their respective poverty level.
Four Grand Rapids-area high schools, viz. East Grand Rapids High School, Grand Rapids City Middle/High School, Forest Hills Central High School and Saugatuck High School, emerged among 26 schools of Michigan listed in publication's beating the odds rankings.


What can we say about the relative size and composition of health commodity markets across different countries? While it is possible to answer this question for high-income countries, and especially OECD markets, data to analyze such trends across low- and middle-income countries are harder to come by. We took a stab at piecing together publicly available data sources to find an initial answer as part of the background work to inform the CGD Working Group on the Future of Global Health Procurement. The working group aims to develop actionable policy recommendations on how smarter, more efficient procurement practices over the next 10-20 years can ensure high-quality health commodities are available at affordable prices to those who need them the most. And a better understanding of the size and composition of health commodity markets in low- and middle-income countries is essential to that effort.
You can find a full description of our methods, data sources, preliminary findings, caveats, and plans for next steps in our new CGD note. Here is a quick preview of our early findings and initial analyses. If you have questions, feedback, or ideas for us, please reach out in the comments section below.
As a starting point, we aggregated multiple publicly available sources of data on the value of multiple health commodities (pharmaceuticals, hospital consumables, diagnostic devices, bed nets, vaccines) for 2015 across 50 low- and middle-income countries (we included countries with GNI per capita < $7000; China is not included). Our analysis also differentiates expenditures between the public (i.e., governments, social health insurance funds, as well as grants and loans from donors and NGOs) and the private (i.e., out-of-pocket spending, private insurance, as well as private not-for-profit, charitable, and faith-based organizations) sectors. By doing so, we aim to estimate the split between government, donor/NGO, and private procurement. And we are also interested in understanding how these different sectors carry out procurement functions. For example, is procurement consolidated or fragmented?
The WHO World Medicines Situation 2011 report, which estimated total pharmaceutical expenditure for 161 countries using data for 2006, is to our knowledge the most recent estimate predating our work. Our initial findings (depicted in figure 1), though not directly comparable, provide more recent estimates and also differentiate donor/NGO funding—a component the WHO report did not capture. The WHO analysis estimated that 77 percent of health commodities in the low-income countries (LICs) they studied were financed by the private sector. Our methodology suggests a much lower proportion of 36 percent in LICs, but a comparable level of private finance in lower-middle-income countries (LMICs) and upper-middle-income countries (UMICs). It is worth noting that India—where the health commodity market is mostly privately financed—moved from LIC to LMIC status in 2008, which would significantly shift estimates for the two groupings. In addition, the levels of donor assistance for HIV nearly doubled between 2006 and 2015, which we believe has significantly increased the relative share of the health commodity market from donor financing, especially in LICs.
While these are still very early results—and there are certainly caveats underlying these findings—we observe what looks like a commodities transition from a predominantly public consolidated and donor-funded procurement landscape in LICs to one that is predominantly privately financed in MICs. In some ways this points to the priorities ditch hypothesis—a concept our colleagues Amanda Glassman and Charles Kenny explain here—applied to health commodities.
There is certainly ample room for improvement, and over the coming months we are looking to expand and improve our analyses. We hope to draw on additional sources of data including IMS Health data and Indian export data to gather new evidence to inform the working group's recommendations. For example, we are looking to understand how procurement prices vary both between and across countries, and how the composition of what countries buy (commodities for non-communicable versus communicable diseases, for example) changes over time as they become richer.
Stay tuned for additional analyses as we move forward in this process. In the meantime, if you have ideas about data sources we could use, or ways to improve our analyses, do leave us a comment.


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The Pirates! In A Fantastic Adventure With Coraline's Bride Before Christmas!
Genre – A seasonal maritime comedy
Jurassic Park & Ride
Genre – Paleolithic motorsports flick
Stop (Death) Potion
Genre – You said you had one Snape, why didn't you use it?
In Mourning For Grizzly Adams
Genre – Tragedy
Fantastic Mr Cocks
Genre – Lars Von Trier's adaptation of Roald Dahl's much loved children's classic
Kim Kong-Un
Genre – Horror comedy
1. The 1997 film The Saint, starring Val Kilmer, is an adaptation of which television series?
2. What type of animal is Kong in the various King Kong films?
3. How many Rocky films have been made to date (including Creed)?
4. Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock first starred alongside each other in which film?
5. Who directed Unbreakable, Lady In The Water and After Earth?
M NIGHT SHYAMALAN
6. In Mrs. Brown Judi Dench portrayed which British monarch?
7. What is the name of the lead character in Jurassic Park?
8. Who played the role of Marie Antoinette in Sofia Coppola's 2006 film of the same name?
9. Cold Mountain, Days Of Thunder, Moulin Rouge and The Golden Compass starred which actress?
10. Princess Aurora is the central character in which Disney animated film?
ROUND II: Filming [Stop Motion Animation special]
1. James And The Giant Peach is based on the book of the same name by which author? Charles Dickens? Michael Morpurgo? Roald Dahl?
2. Who played the role of Rocky in Chicken Run? Hugh Jackman? Mel Gibson? George Clooney?
3. What is the name of the title character in Corpse Bride? Victoria? Emily? Nell?
4. What is Jack Skellington's title in The Nightmare Before Christmas? The Duke Of Death? The Lord Of Halloween? The Pumpkin King?
THE PUMPKIN KING
5. What animal is Clive, voiced by Bill Murray in Fantastic Mr Fox? Otter? Rabbit? Badger?
6. Coraline was released in which year? 2005? 2007? 2009?
7. Which film featured Anna Kendrick, Casey Affleck and Bernard Hill? ParaNorman? Frankenweenie? Wallace & Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit?
8. Which of the following films does not feature a stop-motion sequence? Star Wars? The Terminator? Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows – Part I?
HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS – PART I
9. Which of the following is not a character in The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists? Pirate Pirate? Pirate Who Likes Sunsets And Kittens? Pirate With A Scarf?
PIRATE PIRATE
10. Unlike most voice recording sessions, the principal cast for The Boxtrolls recorded their lines in the same room. True or False?
FALSE (all the actors recorded their own lines separately, to the extent that Simon Pegg and Nick Frost didn't realise they were both working on the same film)
1. How many Night Of The Living Dead films have been made to date (specifically those written and directed by George A Romero)?
SIX (Night, Dawn, Day, Land, Diary, Survival)
2. Which film stars Paul Giamatti and Thomas Haden Church as an English teacher and TV actor going on a pre-wedding road trip?
3. Which word is repeated by Vizzini throughout The Princess Bride?
4. At the start of The Blues Brothers, Jake Blues is released from prison after serving three years for what crime?
5. The chapter entitled "Face To Face" takes place in which volume of Kill Bill?
6. In The Hunger Games, each district farms a specific resource, what is District 12's main export?
7. The Furious Five are a group of Kung Fu masters in which film?
8. Who directed 1958's Touch Of Evil?
9. The following quote is from which film, "Either you are deliberately out of tune and sabotaging my band, or you don't know you're out of tune and that's even worse"?
10. David St Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel and Derek Smalls are all characters in which film?
1. The Last Of The Mohicans was released in which year? 1990? 1992? 1994?
2. Which Akira Kurosawa film is the story of a terminally ill man who finds a new lease on life when he meets a free-spirited young woman? Ikiru? One Wonderful Sunday? Red Beard?
IKIRU
3. Which of the following did not appear in Mystic River? Laurence Fishburne? Eli Wallach? Ryan Phillippe?
4. Where does Noah first meet Allie in The Notebook? An army hospital? A church? A carnival?
A CARNIVAL
5. In The Sound Of Music, Christopher Plummer plays retired military officer Captain Georg Von Trapp. Which military branch did he serve in? Air Force? Navy? Army?
6. The following quote is said by Robert De Niro in which film, "Let me tell you, I know you don't want to listen to your father, I didn't listen to mine and I'm telling you, you gotta pay attention to the signs. When life reaches out with a moment like this, it's a sin if you don't reach back"? Silver Linings Playbook? Analyse This? Meet The Fockers?
7. In addition to the 2020's, X-Men: Days Of Future Past takes place in which decade? Sixties? Seventies? Eighties?
8. Alec Guinness, Claude Rains and Anthony Quinn all appeared in which film? The Fall Of The Roman Empire? The Guns Of Navarone? Lawrence Of Arabia?
9. After his mutiny, who does Aguirre nominate as new leader of the expedition in Aguirre, The Wrath Of God? Pizarro? Guzman? Perucho?
10. While filming Amadeus, Tom Hulce deliberately skipped lines in order to confuse F Murray Abraham and make it appear as though his character couldn't understand the music. True or False?
Screenshots: The Green Hornet / Django Unchained / The Three Musketeers
Poster: Ordinary Decent Criminal
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Flowers In Your Hair
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Live: Garorock Festival 2017
Watch Michael Kiwanuka's performance at the Garorock Festival in 2017.
Live at The Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros have drawn comparison to acts such as The Polyphonic Spree, Arcade Fire and any number of hippy family bands from the 60's and 70's. With their shameless happiness and boundless energy, they are winning passionate new followers at every turn. Here they perform at The Enmore Theatre, in Sydney, Australia, on April 10, 2014.
Live at The Music Hall of Williamsburg
A punk-inflected indie rock group whose bawling, thrashing sound reflected a wide range of influences ranging from the Pixies to Bright Eyes to Bruce Springsteen, Glen Rock, NJ's Titus Andronicus formed in 2005 with Liam Betson, Ian Graetzer, Eric Harm, Patrick Stickles, and Dan Tews.
OurVinyl TV: Rock II
OurVinyl TV films live sessions with emerging musicians, which can be thought of as something between concert footage and a music video. Each video is filmed in a unique location that adds a visual component to compliment the music, which is always tracked live on the spot. OurVinyl TV is headquartered in Nashville, so most (but not all) of the videos are filmed in Nashville and the surrounding area.
Main Square 2011
Get ready for a heartfelt performance by American indie rock band Cold War Kids, at Main Square, in 2011. Stay tuned for their forthcoming album New Age Norms, out this autumn.
Live at l'Olympia
Heavy sound and dim lighting set the mood for Interpol's impressive 2015 set at l'Olympia, in Paris. The American rock band from New York bring their post-punk and indie sounds to an appreciative crowd.
They've been called everything from the UK's answer to Devo to geeky Londoners in cardigans. But one thing everyone can agree on is Hot Chip can put on one of the best live dance parties around. And that's exactly what Hot Chip did in Sydney earlier this month: delivered a fierce onslaught of infectious synth-pop perfection at disorientating speed to the eager crowd at the Enmore.
Main Square Festival 2016
Watch Jake Bugg's performance live at Main Square Festival in 2016.
The Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men perform a fun and entertaining set in sunny Arras, France. The folk story-tellers hit all the right notes!
Eurockéennes 2017
Join the energetic crowd at Eurockéennes 2017 for Royal Blood's electric performance. Crowd-surfing, fist-pumping and handclapping are all part of the English rock duo's stellar set. Don't miss it!
Hailing from Portland, Oregon The Decemberists made their first Australian pilgrimage on the back of their 2009 release - The Hazards Of Love - the follow-up to their 2006 breakthrough, The Crane Wife. Here they are performing at The Metro Theatre, in Sydney, Australia, on January 19, 2010.
In Session 2008
Counting Crows, and Adam Duritz in particular, have become renowned for the energetic, passionate nature of their live performances. Duritz frequently extends and rewrites songs live, adding extra verses or alternate middle sections and/or endings, sometimes fitting most of another of the band's other songs into the middle of the first. This intimate live performance gives the fans the chance to see the band perform their best hits.
A Practical Handbook
Led by a group dynamic that embraces experimentation even as it celebrates classic pop and folk forms, The Decemberists are firmly established as a completely original happening in the world of contemporary indie rock. This movie captures the band in the midst of their rise to prominence with a live recording of a performance at the Roseland Theater in Portland, Oregon on November 4, 2005.
Live at Irving Plaza
Having already conquered the UK with his chart-topping debut album 'Long Way Down', don't miss Tom Odell's dazzling live show filmed at Irving Plaza, New York City. Watch the 22-year-old English wunderkind deliver stirring hits like 'Another Love' (10 million+ views on Youtube) as he brings his heart-wrenching album to life in gorgeous fashion.
Live in the Canal Room
Ra Ra Riot. Such an appropriate name. The cheerleader-esque "Ra ra" chant evokes images of high school, all of which can be found in this youthful band. You've got your photogenic prom queens on violin and cello. Your shaggy-haired Drama Club Stud on vocals. Your lovable athletic jock on drums. Your wacky class clowns on guitar and bass. And there's the "Riot" part, which comes close to describing this six-piece's blend of controlled chaos. The songs combine distorted guitar, fat bass, keyboards, orchestrated strings, and vocals. Mix the Arcade Fire with Devo and some coverpage-worthy good looks, and you wouldn't be too far from Ra Ra Riot's enjoyable racket.
Live at Earl's Court: The Reflektor Tapes
Arcade Fire released their live film recording "Live at Earls Court," in 2015. It was recorded during the band's shows at Earls Court in London, during the Reflektor Tour in 2014 and it features some of the most fan-appreciated tracks.
Musilac 2017
Watch Two Door Cinema Club's performance live at Musilac Music Festival in 2017.
Watch The Struts' performance live at Live at Main Square Festival in 2016.
Live at Enmore Theatre in Sydney
Playing a short and sweet set that featured fan favorites like 'Tightrope' and 'Anna Sun', as well as a thumping tribute to Bowie ('Let's Dance'), Walk The Moon's fast paced high energy show had their loyal followers whipped up into an absolute frenzy in no time. They performed at The Enmore Theatre, in Sydney, Australia, in 2013.
The Ghost of Piramida
Efterklang goes to an old Russian mining town, Piramida, to get inspired for their new album.
Interview With James Brown


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A nice modernist exhibition poster with artwork by the Danish painter and sculptor Henning Damgård-Sørensen (1928-2013).
This is an original exhibition poster for an Nolde exhibition in 1967 called "The Nolde Museum visits Louisiana" - at the prestigious museum of modern art Louisiana, Denmark.
As autodidact Damgård-Sørensen launched his career in 1950. He worked with simple geometric shapes and pure, crisp colors which was set into gentle motion as seen on the poster.


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Q: Click on widget button and detect the id of widget Android I have a problem with widgets and actions
In configurator class, i set up for the whole widget and for button the listeners:
 //the first one when we click on the button
 Intent firstIntent = new Intent(c.getApplicationContext(), ShowDetailedCityWeather.class);
 // Intent firstIntent = new Intent(WeatherWidget.ACTION_WIDGET_RECEIVER);
 PendingIntent myPI = PendingIntent.getActivity(c, 0, firstIntent, 0);
 firstIntent.setAction("Привет мир");
 remoteViews.setOnClickPendingIntent(R.id.imageButton1, myPI);
 firstIntent.putExtra(AppWidgetManager.EXTRA_APPWIDGET_ID, awID);

 //the second one when we click on widget
 Intent secondIntent = new Intent(ChoiseCityList.this, MainTelephoneActivity.class);
 PendingIntent myPI2 = PendingIntent.getActivity(c, 0, secondIntent, 0);
 remoteViews.setOnClickPendingIntent(R.id.newLinearLayout, myPI2);

 manager.updateAppWidget(awID, remoteViews);

When I click on the button, the new  Activity ShowDetailedCityWeather starts runnig. How can I detect the ID of widget in this activity, when I have many widgets? And also I want to get data from widget. I try:
Intent prevIntent = getIntent();
if(prevIntent != null)
 Toast.makeText(this, "Hello:" + prevIntent.getAction(), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
else
 Toast.makeText(this, "Help!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

In Toast I have: Hello: null
Then I have tryed:
int awID = -90;
        Context c = ShowDetailedCityWeather.this;
        Intent intentWidget = getIntent();
        Toast.makeText(c, "Action : " + intentWidget.getAction(), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

        Bundle extras = intentWidget.getExtras();
        if(extras!=null)
           awID = extras.getInt(AppWidgetManager.EXTRA_APPWIDGET_ID, AppWidgetManager.INVALID_APPWIDGET_ID);
        Toast.makeText(c, "ID : " + awID, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

And I always have -90. Can you please help me...
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2011 Subaru Legacy 3.6R Limited: Attractive top-of-the-line model
The Subaru Legacy has been with us since 1989 and still ranks as the company's flagship model. It entered a new era with its 5th generation lineup for the 2010 model year. The global midsized sedan was enhanced last year in virtually every dimension, while only gaining an additional 50 pounds.
Three basic versions of the Legacy will continue to grace the Subaru stable for 2011 – all designated by engine size: Legacy 2.5i; 2.5GT; and 3.6R – all are available in two trim levels: Premium and Limited, except for the 2.5 GT, which is no longer available in Premium trim, and all are equipped with Subaru's symmetrical all-wheel drive. The 2.5i draws its motive energy from a 175 horsepower 2.5-liter SOHC, horizontally opposed (Boxer) four-cylinder engine that develops a like amount of torque in pound feet. The 2.5GT gets its driving force from a 2.5-liter DOHC 4-cylinder boxer engine that is turbocharged and intercooled (the turbo unit is mounted beneath the engine), generating 265 horses and 258 pound feet of torque. The naturally aspirated 3.6R replaced the 3.0R, delivering 256 horsepower and 247 pound feet of torque in the form of a DOHC, 6-cylinder horizontally-opposed boxer engine.
The 2.5i with its 6-speed manual gearbox channels power through a Continuous All-wheel Drive system with a viscous-coupling locking center differential – when equipped with the CVT transmission, there is Active All-wheel drive with an electronically managed continuously variable hydraulic transfer clutch. The 2.5GT comes with a 6-speed manual transmission and the Continuous All-Wheel drive system, while the 3.6R engine mates to a 5-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission and Subaru's Variable Torque Distribution system that utilizes a planetary gear-type center differential in combination with an electronically controlled, continuously variable hydraulic transfer clutch.
Base pricing will range from $19,995 on the low end (2.5i – 6MT), to $28,295 for the top-of-the-line 3.6R Limited. Add $725 for Destination and Delivery for all Legacy models, along with any charges for optional features and equipment.
The Legacy's predecessor was noted for its sportiness and reliability, and the 2010 model lineup held the course with a new platform, on a longer wheelbase that yielded nearly four inches of additional rear seat legroom
The 2010 Legacy became the roomiest ever with an increased level of comfort, quiet and refinement, and a bold new design that stands apart from other mainstream midsize sedans, with pricing comparable to front-wheel drive midsize competitors that was lower than 2009 model Legacys. Both the 2.5i Premium and Limited models are available with a PZEV emissions rating.
The new 2011 Legacy, rivals many midsize segment leaders in roominess, yet stands apart with a bold and high-tech look that comes across as somewhat masculine. The Subaru badge is the focal point of the new grille, which features a squared off lower edge. Character lines travel in an arc from the grille, forming power bulges on the hood and then tapering off into the A-pillar. A coupe-like silhouette consists of a larger greenhouse, and the powerful wheel arches and shorter deck provide a sporty look. Folding mirrors become standard on all models for 2011, and the 2.5 GT Limited, which is the sole turbocharged model now includes a standard power moonroof and fog lights which were previously optional. Option packages have been consolidated on Premium models (2.5i and 3.6R), and the harman/kardon Audio Package, which is standard for Limited and optional on Premium models, now includes factory-installed XM Satellite Radio® with a three-month trial subscription.
Inside, the 2010 Legacy stepped up in refinement with a sporty four-dial instrument panel augmented in all Legacy models by a multi-information display with a trip computer located in the center of the dashboard. Appointments were richer in appearance, with a sporty 3-spoke steering wheel (leather-wrapped in all but the base 2.5i and 3.6R), and an electronic parking brake – with an electronic Hill Holder System – that eliminates the traditional parking brake handle.
All 2011 Legacy models are equipped with Vehicle Dynamics Control as standard fare, which combines stability and traction control capability. Also standard is the 4-wheel disc Anti-lock Brake System with Electronic Brake-force Distribution and, new for 2010, the Brake Assist safety system.
My test 2011 Subaru Legacy was a 3.6R in Limited trim with the five-speed electronically controlled automatic with steering-wheel mounted paddle shifters. The exterior was sprayed in the new Caramel Bronze Pearl metallic finish that replaced Harvest Gold, while the interior was executed in a two-tone Bone and Charcoal theme with leather seating and Satin Silver toned accents. The base price was set at $28,295 while the price as tested with no options, after adding for Destination and Delivery, came to $30,015.
SUMMARY: The 2011 Subaru Legacy 3.6R Limited with its 5-speed automatic transmission featuring paddle shifters leans to the sporty sedan side of the market in all shifting scenarios.
The AWD adds stability and aids in tight cornering. Steering input delivered nimble response in a positive manner, and the ride quality is appropriately firm without undue harshness. The dash-mounted electronic Park brake eliminates clutter in the cockpit, and engages by pushing on the switch and releases by pulling the same switch.
My test car was pretty plush as it came but one can always upgrade with popular available options.
In the final analysis, the 2011 Legacy stable provides more than enough variety in model choices to satisfy a very wide range of consumer wants and needs, at reasonable prices.


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Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill 2018 Highlights For UPSC IAS Exam
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Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill 2018 Highlights For UPSC IAS Exam – Here Are The highlights of Fugitive Economic offenders Bill 2018 .
The Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill, 2018
Highlights of the Bill and Ordinance
The Bill allows for a person to be declared as a fugitive economic offender (FEO) if: (i) an arrest warrant has been issued against him for any specified offences where the value involved is over Rs 100 crore, and (ii) he has left the country and refuses to return to face prosecution.
To declare a person an FEO, an application will be filed in a Special Court (designated under the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002) containing details of the properties to be confiscated, and any information about the person's whereabouts. The Special Court will require the person to appear at a specified place at least six weeks from issue of notice. Proceedings will be terminated if the person appears.
The Bill allows authorities to provisionally attach properties of an accused, while the application is pending before the Special Court.
Upon declaration as an FEO, properties of a person may be confiscated and vested in the central government, free of encumbrances (rights and claims in the property). Further, the FEO or any company associated with him may be barred from filing or defending civil claims.
Key Issues and Analysis
Under the Bill, any court or tribunal may bar an FEO or an associated company from filing or defending civil claims before it. Barring these persons from filing or defending civil claims may violate Article 21 of the Constitution i.e. the right to life. Article 21 has been interpreted to include the right to access justice.
Under the Bill, an FEO's property may be confiscated and vested in the central government. The Bill allows the Special Court to exempt properties where certain persons may have an interest in such property (e.g., secured creditors). However, it does not specify whether the central government will share sale proceeds with any other claimants who do not have such an interest (e.g., unsecured creditors).
The Bill does not require the authorities to obtain a search warrant or ensure the presence of witnesses before a search. This differs from other laws, such as the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1973, which contain such safeguards. These safeguards protect against harassment and planting of evidence.
The Bill provides for confiscation of property upon a person being declared an FEO. This differs from other laws, such as CrPC, 1973, where confiscation is final two years after proclamation as absconder.
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Los Angeles (CA) - Los Angeles residents could be getting free wireless Internet in the next few years. City mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has announced a wireless initiative that would partner the city up with a private provider and give Wi-Fi by 2009. Bidding for the private provider position would start in early fall.
The mayor didn't address any specifics about antenna placement, protocols or speeds, but presumably the antennas could be placed on top of light poles which are owned by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.
Los Angeles already has limited wi-fi in downtown Pershing Square and in Van Nuys, but this would be the first serious attempt to completely blanket LA's 498 square miles. Culver City, a bordering city in the Westside, already has free wireless in the downtown restaurant and business district.


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Women in the U.S. Postal System
Worse than Reconstruction?
Rural postmistress and her post office
"We have become so used to [the post office] that it presses little in our thoughts—until it is missed. For the same reason we do not always appreciate the value of the postmistress. And yet while there are no monuments to her and while she has not been eulogized in Congress, she is very close to popular affections. The writers of romance weave their spells around her, and she figures in many American novels that have to do with real life."1
This is some of the language used by Postmaster General George Cortelyou in 1906 to praise the large force of "postmistresses2" serving the United States Post Office Department. He was not alone in believing that the "clean and honorable"3 postmaster position suited women by introducing them to the workings of the government while keeping them involved with their communities. Furthermore, "no part of the Government's work comes more in contact with the home and family than the postal service."4
Female rural free delivery carrier with her wagon
Since the 1800s, the Post Office Department successfully employed postmasters and women entered the twentieth century with nearly ten percent of existing postmaster positions. Cortelyou claimed that the Post Office was the largest and fairest employer of women, "with the exception of the public-school system." He boasted (inaccurately) that the Department paid the same salaries to both men and women.
The Post Office Department was not as hospitable to women as Cortelyou presented it to be. Just four years earlier in 1902, The New York Times reported that many civil service employers (including the Post Office) requested only names from the male register. Even though more women took and passed the exam, this system kept many women from being hired. An official defended this policy as being beneficial for everyone involved:
"Every time a woman is appointed to a clerkship in one of the departments she lessens the chances of marriage for herself and deprives some worthy man of the chance to take unto himself and raise a family. And in addition to that the men make far better clerks, They complain less, do more work, and work overtime if need be without grumbling."5
Marriage could be an issue for female postal employees. In the early 1900s, Postmaster General Henry Payne did not approve of married women working because he believed that they should be supported by their husbands. In 1902, Payne ordered that, "a classified woman employee in the postal service who shall change her name by marriage will not be reappointed." In certain post offices, female clerks already employed in the Post Office were required to "send in a written statement setting forth whether she is married or single, the name of her husband, if she has one, and his occupation."6 These orders discouraged married women from finding employment in the post office and single female employees from marrying if they wanted to keep their jobs. Rather than finding a job in the post office that would keep women "in contact with the home and family,"3 Payne advocated that married woman "stay at home and attend to their household duties."7 Payne also cited financial influences behind his decision. Since it was possible that a woman could marry another government employee, the government could potentially pay a single family two salaries. He believed it was "enough for the government to pay a salary to one member of a family."8
Men surrounding a rural post office
The early twentieth century provided ambitious women with opportunities to begin carrying the mail. By 1899, only three years after the experiments with rural free delivery began, the Official Register of the United States recorded eleven women working as substitutes for male family members. This method of finding employment is similar to how many female postmasters found their jobs in the early 1800s. In 1900, Miss Ethel Hill reversed this trend, when she became the first woman listed as a full time rural free delivery carrier with her father recorded as her substitute.9
Unlike postmaster positions, rural free delivery was not seen as a normative extension of the feminine domain. The job was "not supposed to be attractive to women," as, "the Post Office [did] not encourage their employment as such."10 However, the "hardships that accompany the work" did not prevent "an increasing number of women from invading the rural delivery field."11 Many citizens, including those of Alexandria, Virginia vigorously opposed to the prospect of female letter carriers and at least one man voiced the opinion was that it was 'worse than reconstruction.'12
In 1904, Alice Fowler attempted to deliver mail through "swollen creeks [and] severe weather,"13 while wearing a skirt and carrying a gun. Neither of these were part of the standard rural free delivery uniform. Frances Cowan sacrificed her modesty when she started delivering the mail in 1918 by entering "roaring saloons."14 A week after she began carrying the mail, Frances "found that the saloon keepers, impressed with her innocent dignity, had joined together to put mailboxes out on the sidewalk to spare her the gauntlet inside."15 Postmaster General Payne was opposed to female rural free delivery clerks. He organized an investigation in 1902 to see "whether they [were] performing their duties in a satisfactory manner" when he saw that twenty five female clerks were already employed.16 The women performed satisfactorily, as 104 women served as rural free delivery carriers by 1904.
While women today openly socialize with men and can chose between pants, shorts, culottes, and skirts as uniform pieces, this was not always the case. A female carrier in the Postal Office compromised her modesty and dignity when she entered environments surrounded by men or had her right and need to wear skirts challenged. As late as in the 1960s, female postal workers found themselves fighting for separate and equal bathrooms and standard uniforms.
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1 Cortelyou, George. "The Postmistress," The Delineator. January 1906. p. 71.
2 The term "postmistress" has long been rejected by most female postmasters, including one woman who firmly stated that she was not to be known as "any man's mistress!"
3 Ibid. p. 70.
5 "Women Nor Wanted," New York Times, November 9, 1902. p. 3.
6 "Marriage and Federal Jobs," New York Times. November 28, 1902. p. 8.
7 "Women Clerks Who Wed," The Washington Post, November 25, 1902. p. 2.
9 "Girl Letter Carrier," New York Times, August 16, 1900, p. 12.
10 "Women Now Rural Carriers." New York Times, August 23, 1908. p. 12.
11 Ibid.
12 "Women as Mail Carriers: 'Never!' Cry Indignant Alexandrians at Proposed Innovation," Washington Post, September 21, 1908.
13 Bolden, Dan, "Alice Fowler Was a Pioneer in the Mail Service." Burlington Times-News, September 1, 1994.
14 Campbell, Patty, "'Sunshine Girl' Was First Female Mail Carrier." Enterprise, January 28, 1993.
16 "Women Mail Carriers," New York Times, December 6, 1902, p. 1
CHAPTER 1: Women in Postal History
Early Postal Women
Postal Women in the Early Republic
Postal Women in the Late 19th Century
Women in Postal Folklore
Women Take to the Streets
Equal Opportunities on Paper
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CHAPTER 2: Women Today
CHAPTER 3: In Their Own Words
Physical Work
Women's Programs
Past & Future
Working While Pregnant
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