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CChIPS 2016-2017 Research Portfolio is Launched!
Moderator's Note: This post was authored by Eve Weiss, MS, who served as the managing director for the Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS). As of October 2017, Ms. Weiss has left CHOP to pursue her career elsewhere.
The Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS) has just launched its 2016-2017 project year with 14 new research studies funded by its Industry Advisory Board (IAB).
How Does CChIPS Work?
Here's a little view into how CChIPS projects are selected: Each year, the IAB – comprised of industry, nonprofit, and government members – reviews a docket of proposals submitted by scientists from CChIPS' two research sites – CHOP and The Ohio State University (OSU). Each member company meets with a team of colleagues to read the proposals and determine which ones best meet their company interests as well as the CChIPS' mission of improving child safety. Then, one or two representatives from each member company travels to Philadelphia each spring to meet with the scientists and observe their presentations. After an extensive discussion on each project presentation, the IAB meets in private to discuss the merits of each proposal and decide which projects will go forward. The board members are limited by the size of the research funding pool, which is supported entirely by membership fees. IAB members report that every year, the board meeting does not end until every board member is satisfied that the funds have been distributed fairly to projects with scientific merit, industry relevance, and a strong commitment to saving children's lives.
While many projects are one year in duration and explore focused questions that can be answered in this relatively short time period, all projects contribute to ongoing lines of research including advancements in teen driver safety, human volunteer testing, teen driving simulator research, and child passenger safety. The CChIPS IAB has also provided continuation funding to multiple projects to deepen its understanding of specific scientific questions of interest to industry and academia.
2016-2017 Projects: Teen Driving
Several newly funded studies utilize data from the SHRP2 naturalistic driving dataset, a vast database of qualitative and quantitative data recorded from inside vehicles while on the road, chronicling over 50 million drives. Given the potential value of these data for analyzing and understanding adult and teen driver behaviors which lead to crashes, as well as their specific reactions (such as swerving or braking) in emergency situations, CIRP and the CChIPS IAB has invested in a purchase of these data so that Center scientists can conduct ongoing work in this line of research. Along with a project that aims to assess the potential impact of new active safety systems on driving safety, SHRP2 data will also be utilized to identify the specific predictors of crashes and near crashes among young drivers and determine if these predictors vary across age and skill level.
In addition to SHRP2 data, CChIPS researchers will investigate how a driving simulator may be used to better understand driving behavior and human aptitude for regaining control in an emergency, with a focus on novice versus experienced drivers.
2016-2017 Projects: Child Passenger Safety
CChIPS continues to rely on its engineering capabilities to test the design and efficacy of child restraint systems (CRS, or car seats) in cars. Several studies will examine multiple facets of how CRS are used and how they perform in various crash scenarios, including the evaluation of belt-positioning booster seat design in frontal and far side oblique impacts, performance of rear-facing CRS in rear impacts, the role of the vehicle seat cushion design in CRS performance, and the usability of "borrowing" lower anchors to create a "simulated" center seating position when installing CRS using Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH). Additionally, CChIPS is staying relevant to the real world and its many stakeholders with its continuing investigations into how consumers use and perceive CRS.
2016-2017 Projects: Regulatory Tests and Devices
Our scientists continue to examine regulatory tests and how they stand up against real world scenarios, as well as how safety systems such as LATCH help standardize and improve the ease in which CRS are attached to vehicles. A continuing line of research explores how revisions to NHTSA's Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) 213 Bench, intended for use in regulatory sled tests, compare to real vehicle seats. Another study focuses on the strength and stability of LATCH anchors.
Scientists at OSU have focused on anthropomorphic test device (ATD, or crash test dummy) design and improvement, evidenced in the two studies that will be conducted in the year ahead: one analyzing the interaction of the lower extremity of ATDs with the front seat back during sled testing, and another examining the biofidelity (or how accurately the device mimics the body of a child) of the cervical spine of ATDs.
We are excited to see how these projects unfold over the next year. Please stay tuned into our ongoing work by visiting the CChIPS website to learn more about these projects as well as the 100+ projects CChIPS Investigators have completed over the past ten years!
Read more about the entire 2016-2017 research portfolio on our website: http://cchips.research.chop.edu/research-portfolio2/43-cchips-2016-2017-research-portfolio.html
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Lux Helsinki once again attracted huge audiences to enjoy brilliant light art. The light festival, which took place from January 5-9 in the Kansalaistori square and the Etu-Töölö district, has established itself as one of the highlights of the winter season in Helsinki for both local residents and visitors.
This year's Lux Helsinki was in many regards bigger than ever before, with a record number of installations, events, Lux Helsinki Eat restaurants and partners. Altogether the festival offered close to 30 main light installations, a programme of events in more than 10 locations, and a festival menu served by 34 participating restaurants.
"Lux Helsinki is growing all the time into a more important and internationally recognised urban event celebrating both light and art. There are no signs of waning interest in the event; on the contrary, more and more visitors are coming to Helsinki in wintertime to experience the light art," says Ilkka Paloniemi, Curator of Lux Helsinki.
Lux Helsinki attracts families, friends and loved ones to enjoy the art together. The light festival offers something for everyone and creates shared experiences.
"Lux Helsinki is ideally suited for the winter mood. After all the Christmas celebrations indoors, people want to get outside and experience something real. The festival offers enormous visual and picturesque appeal, and social media no doubt plays a big role in its popularity. A new phenomenon we have noticed is that festival-goers are creating archives of shared memories on their social media channels," Paloniemi continues.
Satellite installations extend the festival beyond Helsinki's borders. Lux Helsinki once again presented a diverse range of light art by dozens of artists using traditional and modern techniques. The light art clearly delighted, engaged and touched audiences. The Lantern Park, a true Lux Helsinki classic that is created each year collectively, drew praise, as around 300 individual lanterns created a dreamlike and magical atmosphere in the idyllic surroundings of Villa Hakasalmi.
Another favourite was Large Pendulum Wave by Dutch artist Ivo Schoofs, which captivated audiences with its hypnotic movements and mesmerising music; children and adults alike could be seen dancing the night away in the Nervanderin puistikko park. Reflection Studies by American artist Zach Lieberman also delighted audiences with its innovative and interactive appeal; the installation invited members of the public to play with various letters and shapes around a light table, which projected the motions and patterns onto the wall of the Kunsthalle Helsinki art museum.
The festival programme also included satellite installations that extended Lux Helsinki for the first time across the city's borders. The Lux In exhibition at the Kaapelitehdas Cultural Centre presented the only live performers of the festival, as dinoflagellate algae amazed audiences with their bioluminescent glow. The light art on display at the Swedish-Finnish Cultural Centre Hanaholmen at Hanasaari can also be enjoyed after the festival until 3 March.

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What's your tale, nightingale? Jacksonville State University's production of Frank Loesser's renowned musical, Guys and Dolls, seems to tell a tale of life in the big apple during the 1950's. This production was performed at the Carlton Ward Theatre, February 23-25, and March 2-4 of 2018. I had the tremendous privilege of working on this production, as both Assistant Stage Manager and Dramaturg. Being so heavily involved, I was able to carefully observe diverse acting techniques as well as the processes and work that the actors went through, not only during production but also during each night's performance. After working and seeing this production from start to finish, I believe that the actors worked well on presenting this musical in a fun and innovative new way. The actors' prodigious performance can be determined by the way the actors integrated the technique of acting, the truth of the moment, and by the way they tackled their objectives and obstacles that each individual role presented.
The technique that the actors used throughout their performance was reflective of what we read in An Actor Prepares by Stanislavski as well as A Practical Handbook for the Actor written by the students of David Mamet. This semester we learned that physical action and an actor's preparation before a scene all play an important role in developing a character and performing that role to the best of your ability. I believe that Nicely-Nicely Johnson, played by Gavin Hayes, did a superb job in playing physical action. Of course, the physical demands of a musical are harsh, but you also have to play the character through your physicality. You're telling a story through voice as well as movement. Hayes did this well, especially in Act One, Scene One when Johnson and Benny Southstreet, played by Philip Frazier, crept onto the stage to inform Nathan Detroit, played by Eric Wilkerson, about Mindy's sales. The director, Carrie Colton, gave them minimal instructions for their blocking. For example, they had to enter from stage left, and it had to be senseless and entertaining. She gave almost free reign to their interpretation of her direction to be sneaky. This allowed each actor to make a choice for how they wanted to portray their character. This choice of their character's personality allowed both actors to play their physicality full blast. Because of this, the roles were one of a kind and certainly left an impression on the audience.
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Home News Breaking News Rick Perry: I'd Send U.S. Troops Back To Iraq
Rick Perry: I'd Send U.S. Troops Back To Iraq
Texas Gov. Rick Perry hit President Obama for ending the Iraq war and pulling out U.S. troops — carrying out a Status of Forces Agreement first negotiated between the Bush administration and the Iraqi government.
"I would send troops back into Iraq," he said. "I think we start talking with the Iraqi individuals there. The idea that we allow the Iranians to come back into Iraq and take over that country, with all of the treasure, both in blood and money, that we have spent in Iraq — because this president wants to kowtow to his liberal leftist base, and move out those men and women. He could have renegotiated that time frame. I think it is a huge error for us."
Perry added, "We're going to see Iran, in my opinion, move back in at literally the speed of light. They're going to move back in, and all of the work we've done — every young man that has lost his life in that country will have been for nothing. Because we've got a president that does not understand what's going on in that region."
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Perry spokesman Mark Miner told The Huffington Post in the spin room after the debate that Perry was talking about having "a strategic presence of troops like we're already doing around the world."
"It wasn't a new policy," he said.
When asked what Perry would do if the Iraqis don't want U.S. troops in their country, he replied, "It has to be a working relationship. What we don't want is Iran to get a hold over Iraq and jeopardize peace in the region and be a detriment to peace in the region."
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lkinbc January 8, 2012 at 11:07 am
Perhaps Perry wants to send in troops to search, again, for weapons of mass destruction? Yeah, that's the ticket!!!! He can repeat all the Bush mistakes, one after another.


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Britta Rehder ist eine deutsche Politikwissenschaftlerin. Sie ist Professorin an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum.

Akademische Laufbahn
Rehder studierte von 1989 Politikwissenschaften und Pädagogik an der Universität Hamburg und schloss ihr Studium 1998 mit dem Diplom ab. Von 1999 bis 2001 war sie Stipendiatin in einem gemeinsamen Graduiertenkolleg der Hans-Böckler-Stiftung und des MPIfG. Von 2001 bis 2002 arbeitete sie in einer internationalen Forschungsgruppe der Stiftung Eurofound. Im Jahre 2002 wurde sie an der Humboldt-Universität Berlin mit einer Dissertation über den Beitrag betrieblicher Bündnisse für Arbeit zum Wandel der industriellen Beziehungen in Deutschland zum Dr. phil. promoviert. Von 2002 bis 2011 arbeitete sie als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung in Köln. Im Jahre 2011 folgte ihre Habilitation zur Professorin für Politikwissenschaften mit dem Schwerpunkt des politischen Systems Deutschlands an der Universität Münster. Ihre Habilitationsschrift handelt über die Rolle des Bundesarbeitsgerichts bei der Entwicklung des deutschen Tarifrechts. Seit April 2011 ist sie als Professorin für Politikwissenschaften an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum tätig.

Wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit
Die Forschungsschwerpunkte von Rehder liegen im Bereich der Arbeitsbeziehungen, der Verbändeforschung sowie im Zusammenspiel von Politik und Recht. Sie war von 2005 bis 2010 Co-Sprecherin im Arbeitskreis "Verbände" und ist seit 2006 Co-Sprecherin der Sektion "Politische Soziologie" der DVPW. Zudem ist sie seit 2011 Mitglied und stellvertretende Vorsitzende des Wissenschaftlichen Beirates der Hans-Böckler-Stiftung und seit 2010 Mitglied im Herausgeber-Beirat der Zeitschrift "Industrielle Beziehungen".

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 Betriebliche Bündnisse für Arbeit in Deutschland. Mitbestimmung und Flächentarif im Wandel. (Dissertation). Campus-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main und New York 2003, ISBN 3-593-37372-6.
 Tarifpolitik im Umbruch. Deutscher Instituts-Verlag, Köln 2005, ISBN 3-602-14689-8. (mit Hans Werner Busch, Michael Hüther, Hans Paul Frey und Wolfgang Streeck)
 Der Richter und seine (Vor-)Denker. Juristen als Wegbereiter der Dezentralisierung im deutschen Tarifsystem. In: Michael Stolleis, Wolfgang Streeck (Hrsg.): Dezentralisierung. Aktuelle Fragen politischer und rechtlicher Steuerung im Kontext der Globalisierung. Nomos Verlag, Baden-Baden 2007, ISBN 3-8329-2764-6, S. 259–283.
 Interessenvermittlung in Politikfeldern – ein vergleichendes Fazit. In: Britta Rehder (Hrsg.): Interessenvermittlung in Politikfeldern. Vergleichende Befunde der Policy- und Verbändeforschung. VS Verlag, Wiesbaden 2009, ISBN 978-3-531-16932-3, S. 267–273.
 Rechtsprechung als Politik. Der Beitrag des Bundesarbeitsgerichts zur Entwicklung der Arbeitsbeziehungen in Deutschland. (Habilitationsschrift). Campus-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main und New York 2011, ISBN 978-3-593-39505-0.

Auszeichnungen
 2007 – Zeitschriftenpreis des Vereins der Freunde und Ehemaligen des MPIfG e.V.
 2006 – GIRA Best Paper Award für den besten Zeitschriftenaufsatz eines Nachwuchswissenschaftlers im Themengebiet "Industrielle Beziehungen"

Weblinks
 Profil von Britta Rehder auf der Homepage der Ruhr-Universität Bochum auf sowi.rub.de

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Vi kunne før på ugen fortælle at Jacob 'pyth' Mourujärvi, ikke kom med sit hold, AliGon, til DreamHack Summer. Nu er erstatningen blevet offentliggjort.
"pyth news everywhere! The player who will be going with us to DHS instead of pyth is khobra. Mattias "khobra" Heidnert is a really good friend of mine and we have been playing with each other for around 4 years on and off.
We talked about trying to get a team going for DHS but people started to quit/leave and people didn't wanna play with us(pyth for example) Then we just played with different people and just created a mix for the qualifier and it worked out pretty good.
Just because khobra didn't play the final qualifier doesn't mean that I'm going to backstab my friend and not take him with me to DHS. He have always been a part of AliGon, which pyth haven't. I wanna play with people I'm good friends with and get a long outside of CS.
We wanted to play with zEVES and hMp because they are really talented and they just need a chance to prove it and it feels great to have given them the opportunity. I rather play with people that have good teamplay and still frag, not just get good stats, it is a team game after all."
DreamHack bliver afholdt i midten af juni. Senere i dag bliver grupperne offentliggjort.


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PlayBox Neo To Demo Ultra-Flexible Cloud2TV And Channel-in-a-Box At IBC 2019
Unique PlayBox Cloud2TV and Channel-in-a-Box control GUIs are designed to give operators maximum flexibility.
PlayBox Neo has chosen the IBC 2019 show in Amsterdam as the European launch venue for its Cloud2TV channel branding and playout software.
At the upcoming IBC Show, PlayBox Neo will demonstrate why over 18,500 TV and branding channels in more than 120 countries are powered by PlayBox Neo broadcast products with it's European debut of Cloud2TV.
"Cloud2TV enables content owners to get around the capital-expenditure hurdle they face when starting new channels or expanding their existing playout activity," says PlayBox Neo CTO Stanislav Petkov. "Available on a competitive subscription basis, it comprises a range of software modules which can be mixed and matched to handle any desired permutation of channels, languages and time-zones. Cloud2TV is a coordinated solution meeting every conceivable playout challenge from a single-event channel right up to a round-the-clock global network. Scalability and ease of operation are built in right from the start."
"Cloud2TV takes playout up to the next level in terms of new-start-up flexibility," adds CEO Pavlin Rahnev. "Fast and easy to deploy, it gives network operators the freedom to scale their activities with unprecedented precision while side-stepping the cost of holding reserve equipment on standby. Cloud2TV is also the perfect platform on which to deploy a disaster-recovery facility without the rental and staffing costs entailed in equipping and operating an off-site studio.
PlayBox Neo will also demonstrate the latest updates to its established Channel-in-a-Box system. This comes complete with a dedicated server in a choice of 3U and 1U sizes. The server can be used on its own or in combination with others to support any desired number of channels. Each Channel-in-Box installation can be configured from a range of Neo-series software modules and optional accessories. Content scheduling, promos, commercials, graphics preparation, subtitling and billing can all be handled under fully automated control while retaining the freedom to insert live content after any currently airing file or, for a big-breaking story, to switch instantly to live pass-through.
PlayBox Neo's Cloud2TV and Channel-in-a-Box both support UHD, HD and SD and can be operated in round-the-clock, fully-automated mode. Operators retain the freedom to make schedule alterations or insert live content between prescheduled content.
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Errors are handled in real channels by a combination of techniques and it is the overall result that matters. This means that different media and channels can have completely different approaches to the problem, yet still deliver reliable data.
Data Recording: Error Handling - Part 14
In the data recording or transmission fields, any time a recovered bit is not the same as what was supplied to the channel, there has been an error. Different types of data have different tolerances to error. Any time the…
Data Recording & Transmission: The Optical Drive - Playback - Part 12
Optical disks rely totally on the ability of the pickup to follow and focus on the data track. It is taken for granted that these mechanisms are phenomenally accurate, work at high speed despite being made at low cost and…
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The optical disk has some useful characteristics that have allowed it to survive alongside magnetic media. John Watkinson takes a look.
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The hard disk drive rapidly converged on the concept of one head per surface with all of the heads moving together on a common positioner.
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How realistic are the hacks on "Mr. Robot?" Pretty realistic, it turns out.
Fans of the show "Mr. Robot" know that cybersecurity programmer Elliot Alderson is no character to mess with. As a member of the cyber-vigilante group "fsociety," Elliot is dedicated to bringing down E Corp, the company responsible for his father's death, through technological sleights of hand. Elliot's hacks have made use of Raspberry Pi computers, DeepSounds discs, and DDoS attacks, and recently even targeted the FBI.
While the show's hacks may look fantastical, Kor Adana, a writer and technology producer for "Mr. Robot," says that they're completely plausible. Adana's background is in cybersecurity, and he works with a team of experienced hackers to develop the technological storylines for "Mr. Robot." Together, they ensure that even on-screen IP addresses, URLs, and QR codes lead viewers to real destinations.
Such frame-by-frame detail is possible because "Mr. Robot's" writing team begins soliciting tech input in the writers' room. Adana says that after the writers sketch out story arcs and character trajectories, they pass the torch to his team to figure out how technology and hacking will move the story from point A to point B.
Coming up with realistic scenarios means that for season two, Adana's team had to brainstorm a conceivable means of hacking the FBI. They arrived at a solution with the help of their two ex-FBI cyber consultants.
Spoiler alert: In the show, fsociety uses a custom exploit to attack and collect data from the FBI agents' Android phones. Like many of the hacks in the show, it's a readily understandable hack employed to sophisticated ends.
Adana says that the on-screen technology and hacking in "Mr. Robot" is one way of deepening the show's appeal to a wider audience — not to mention the fact that it makes for thrilling television. Case in point: In the first season, Elliot uses a credit card-sized computer (Raspberry Pi) to jack up the temperature in an offsite storage room where E Corp's data is contained on magnetic tapes.
Want to dig a little deeper into the "Easter eggs" hidden in "Mr. Robot" by Adana's team? Learn more at these links, also available on the Science Friday website.


Can the (1) Duke Blue Devils, a top seed, be underrated? The Blue Devils never lost at Cameron Indoor this season. Their worst loss? At North Carolina State, a non-tournament team which does have victories over not only the Blue Devils, but tournament hopefuls Wake Forest, Florida State, and Marquette. Since January 30th the only contest the "Dukies" dropped was a seven point loss at Georgetown. Easily the most unlikeable team in the country, they also seem to be the team everybody is considering dead. A 29-win conference tournament and regular season champion underrated? You bet. That's the story of the South Region.
Stand Up Big East Foes: Between (9th) seeded Louisville, (6th) seeded Notre Dame, and of course (2nd) seeded Villanova, the committee has decided Duke is going to have to earn this one the hard way, against the Big East.
Starting with (2)'Nova, they've lost 6 of 10 heading into the tournament. A season removed from their Final Four run, the Wildcats still have horses in the stable. Leading Jay Wright's Wildcats is Scottie Reynolds, the senior guard having career highs in both points per game and field goal percentage. For 'Nova to get back to the Final Four, they'll need monster play from Reynolds, like his 36-point outburst at Louisville on January 11th.
As for the (6) Irish, it'll take more than the 'eyes of March' for them to dance on. More specifically, it'll take them forcing opponents to play their style of basketball, which not many can do. Keep the points down, the game close, and play halfcourt basketball. For Notre Dame to win, they've got to play within themselves, with a month leading up to the tourney, the Irish did just that. Wins against ranked Pittsburgh and ranked Georgetown were the result of that exact style of basketball. Since February 24th, Notre Dame outscored opponents on average 62-54. A stretch which saw them win six of seven including a heart breaking 53-51 loss to West Virginia in the Big East Tournament. In their three games prior, the Irish were giving up 83 per and lost each one. See a pattern?
Then there is Rick Pitino and (9) Louisville. They're streaky, very streaky. At times this season, Pitino's squad played up to their competition, hence the two victories against (1) seeded Syracuse including a 6-point win in the Carrier Dome. Then there are the losses to Charlotte and Western Carolina? With just five upper classmen, the Cardinals are loaded with younger players. Younger playes which include sophomore Samardo Samuels, the 6'9" forward who scores about 15 points per game and pulls down 7 boards a night. The question marks surround senior guard Edgar Sosa. In his final year at Louisville, Sosa is turning the ball over almost three times a night. That loss against Western Carolina, Sosa turned the ball over seven times. That being said, Pitino's teams can win big games and are most definately not an easy out.
Wouldn't this be the story of the year? Woudln't the (3) seed Baylor reaching the Final Four be a fantastic story? Yes, and that is why every analyst this side of the Mississippi River is stealing the pick from me. The writing is on the walls in Waco, Texas. Baylor is a team which has gone out of conference to beat a tough Xavier team, they've beaten Texas both in Austin, in Waco and on a neutral floor, and they tacked a loss to Oklahoma State as well. Think this team is ready to take the leap? This Baylor Bears team is stacked with long and athletic talent. Four players at least 6'9" or taller including two 7-footers. Ekpe Udoh, one of those 6'10" big men, is averaging 13 points and nearly 10 boards a game. This Michigan transfer put down twenty five points and eight rebounds in Baylors most recent beatdown of the Longhorns. With their height and great guard play, from LaceDarius Dunn (19.4 ppg), Baylor was the sleeper till everyone jumped on board in the past week. If Baylor can get past Notre Dame, their road gets even brighter, being the biggest and most athletic team in the South Region.
Between Richmond (7), St. Mary's (10), and Siena (13) we've got a few teams who can find their way into the Sweet 16 without luck. Richmond is a 26-8 team who dared go to Wake Forest and play the Demon Deacons tough into overtime. They've beaten Atlantic-10 top seeds Temple and Xavier. With a win over St. Mary's and an upset over 'Nova, the Spiders would be through to the Sweet 16. For that St. Mary's team, they took it to the Pac-10 this season. The Gaels dropped both Oregon and California en route to a tournament birth. Furthermore, they gave Gonzaga a 19-point loss in the conference tourney, the first in nine games against the Bulldogs in recent years. Their best performance may have been forcing a 2nd place in the SEC Vanderbilt to play them hard in a very close hard fought loss for St. Mary's. Could it possibly even be Siena. A team which had early season non-conference losses against Temple, St. John's, and Georgia Tech. Could they finally put it together with a reeling Purdue team and find their way through to the Sweet 16 with another win?
At the end of the day can Duke pull this off? You know the two veteran guards, Jon Scheyer and Kyle Singler. Are they ready to take the next step after years together at Duke. Sheyer is having career highs in both points and assists, Singler is pulling down alot of boards and scoring alot of points, 20+ in four of his last six games. The Blue Devils have some challenges, but if they don't have a leg up on the other number ones, I don't know who does.


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Ricky O'Loughlin (born 4 July 1979) is a former indigenous Australian rules footballer who played with Adelaide in the Australian Football League (AFL).

O'Loughlin made his senior debut in 1999 in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) with Port Adelaide and was drafted by Adelaide at pick 51 in the 1999 AFL draft. A half forward, O'Loughlin played his first AFL match at the Gabba, five rounds into the 2000 AFL season, with Jonathan Brown, Aaron Shattock and Rhett Biglands also making their league debuts.

In two seasons, O'Loughlin managed only nine appearances and spent most of his time in the SANFL. He was rookie listed at his brother Michael's club Sydney Swans in 2002 but could not break into the seniors.

References

Holmesby, Russell and Main, Jim (2007). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers. 7th ed. Melbourne: Bas Publishing.

1979 births
Living people
Australian rules footballers from South Australia
Adelaide Football Club players
Port Adelaide Magpies players
Indigenous Australian players of Australian rules football


stephenhines.net: hold the phone, no drinking in this one, what will my public think?
hold the phone, no drinking in this one, what will my public think?
i don't always write about drinking. sometimes i write about wanting to be drinking...this one was taken by Prairie Fire in their Winter 1999 issue, Vol. 19, No. 4.
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Carry On, Jeeves (Jeeves, #3)
By P.G. Wodehouse
I am a huge fan of P. G. Wodehouse, having come to his oeuvre quite late, particularly the bumbling but ever-likeable Bertie Wooster and his gentleman's personal gentleman, the inimitable Jeeves. This volume is an entire collection of Jeeves and Wooster stories, including several that go on to be referenced elsewhere in the canon. For example, the infamous article for Milady's Boudoir is first written here and we get to see how the gastronomic artist Anatole came to work for Aunt Dahlia (the only good egg in a handbag of aunts). This volume also has a rarity: a story narrated by Jeeves himself, not Bertie. This could have been a disaster, as so much of the fun of the stories comes from Jeeves' cunning plan, but Jeeves' horror of Bertie adopting a child and his elegant solution do work and don't spoil the magic at all.
The stories aren't exactly what you might call inventive or artistic: Bertie, or one of his pals, gets into a scrape (often with an aunt) and Jeeves gets him out again, often through an unnecessarily complex plan. But they are very good fun, and Wodehouse's prose is a joy to read. Bertie's narrative voice is clear and distinctive and the whole thing just comes together.
If you've got a horror of upper class Englishmen of a certain era, then avoid like the plague, but for the rest of us, if you see this (or, indeed, any Wodehouse novel) don't hesitate to pick it up!
Publisher: Arrow Books
Tags: 5-star, classic, comedy, humour, P.G. Wodehouse, short-stories
— raj @ 14th October 2015 12:00 am [Comments (0)]
Very Good, Jeeves! (Jeeves, #4)
This volume contains eleven short stories featuring the immortal Bertram Wooster and his inimitable gentleman's personal gentleman. This collection has several classic stories, including Jeeves and the Impending Doom, Jeeves and the Song of Songs and Episode of the Dog McIntosh. There's the ongoing feud with Tuppy Glossop over that rotter's practical joke, leaving Bertie hanging high, but not dry, the continuing curse of the aunts (despite Bertie's protestations, I'm not sure Dahlia is that much better than Agatha) and, of course, Jeeves, striding through it all, with a pithy quote and a brain freshly fed on fish to help solve the Young Master's problems.
PG Wodehouse is a master at this. I've never read a Wodehouse that I haven't enjoyed and they are a sheer joy to read. This volume is certainly no exception to that.
Publisher: Everyman's Library
Tags: 5-star, classic, comedy, humour, P.G. Wodehouse
Service With a Smile (Blandings Castle, #9; Uncle Fred, #4)
In this visit to Blandings Castle, we find the Duke of Dunstable plotting to steal the Empress, a new and insufferable secretary and, to cap it all, the Church Lads' Brigade are camped all over the lawns. It's a lot for the Earl of Emsworth to cope with, but he doesn't have to do it alone. That general do-gooder, and all round nice guy, the Earl of Ickenham, aka Uncle Fred, is ready and willing to provide service with a smile.
Light, fluffy, funny and a balm to the soul, reading a Wodehouse novel is always a joy, and this is no exception. While I'm not as familiar with Uncle Fred or the inmates of Blandings as I am with Jeeves and Wooster, I've read some (and watched the BBC TV series) and it's always nice to get better acquainted with them.
Publisher: Arrow
Tags: 5-star, comedy, humour, P.G. Wodehouse
— raj @ 25th August 2014 12:00 am [Comments (0)]
Guards! Guards! (Discworld, #8; City Watch #1)
It's been several years since I last read this book and I'd forgotten just how funny it was. Full of bickering secret societies, class warfare and social climbing, dragons, insightful social commentary and humans brought up as dwarfs (well, a dragon and a human brought up as a dwarf) and also laugh out loud funny, Guards! Guards! is our first view of Captain Sam Vimes and his motley crew of city watchmen. Rereading this after some time, it's like seeing photos of your parents when they were young. It's slightly disconcerting to think that so many events that I think of as established fact are still in their future, they're young and full of hope (well, Carrot is anyway) and Pratchett is still gleefully and energetically pastiching all the fantasy he can get his hands on.
Men at Arms will always be my favourite 'Watch' book on the Discworld, but Guards! Guards! is still a hilarious introduction to the Discworld, Ankh-Morpork and the City Watch (motto: fabricati diem, pvnc: 'to protect and to serve', according to Sergeant Colon).
Tags: 5-star, comedy, fantasy, humour, Terry Pratchett
— raj @ 12th April 2014 12:00 am [Comments (0)]
Full Moon (Blandings Castle, #7)
The ninth Earl of Emsworth wants a portrait painted. Of his prize pig. His niece Prudence is whisked away from her wedding, to purgatory back at Blandings, because her mother and her aunt don't approve of her intended, and his other niece Veronica wants to marry an American millionaire who keeps seeing a hideous face every time he takes a drink.
Wodehouse mixes up all this and more with glee, plonks it down in the picturesque setting of Blandings castle. The hon Galahad may not be Jeeves, but he's still got what it takes to sort things out and ensure that nothing stands in the way of true love. I loved the characters, their Wodehousian antics and the whole shebang. Maybe not classic Wodehouse (I generally prefer the stuff that's set pre-war) but still gloriously silly.
— raj @ 25th January 2014 12:00 am [Comments (0)]
Cocktail Time
The fifth Earl of Ickenham is easily bored. And he has taken it upon himself to spread sweetness and light amongst all those of his acquaintance, or as some of those acquaintances might put it: meddle and interfere in others' business. This book starts with Lord Ickenham shooting a brazil nut at his half brother-in-law 'Beefy' Bastable with a catapult. From then, a long, improbably Wodehousian chain of events is set in motion with, as they say, hilarious consequences.
This book is what happens when an actually clever upper class person gets to be the hero of the story. You get all the wit and madness of a Jeeves book, but with someone who doesn't have to be prodded along.
Freddie Ickenham is a likeable character, sharp, but not so sharp that he doesn't let tenuous and improbable chains of events build up before they are neatly untangled and all set straight, with the usual Wodehousian flair.
This is the first of Wodehouse's 'Uncle Fred' books that I've read, but on the strength of this one, I'll certainly be searching out others. Marvellous stuff.
Publisher: Star
Tags: 5-star, classic, comedy, P.G. Wodehouse
— raj @ 28th December 2013 12:00 am [Comments (0)]
I always enjoy this witty novel about the end of the world. It's got a real charm to it, and it was written when both writers were arguably at the height of their powers (Gaiman was in the middle of Sandman and Pratchett was still funny).
Re-reading it again for the first time in some years, I'm struck all over again by just how humanistic it is. How much it's about the choices we make and the very fact that we are able to make those choices. It's a warm book, and one that makes you care deeply about the characters, whether that be both the angelic beings who drive the plot, or the others who get caught up in Armageddon; from Anathema and Newton to the Them to Madame Tracy and the hilariously horrific Sergeant Shadwell. As this book makes very clear, your destiny isn't fixed, and is altered with every choice you make.
Publisher: Corgi
— raj @ 7th April 2013 12:00 am [Comments (0)]
Men at Arms (Discworld, #15)
The City Watch of Ankh-Morpork has just twenty-four hours to deal with mystery assassinations in the city and minority representation in the Watch.
This was one of the first Discworld books that I ever read and it remains one of my favourite. Full of wonderful language, characters that you grow to care about and the humour that made Pratchett's name, I highly recommend this book.
— raj @ 8th December 2012 12:00 am [Comments (0)]
Right Ho, Jeeves (Jeeves, #6)
You know what they say about the best laid plans of Bertie Wooster [1:]? So when Madeline Basset ends up accidentally engaged to Bertie instead of Gussie Fink-Nottle, his cousin Angela breaks up with Tuppy Glossop and the finest chef in England threatens to leave his Aunt Dahlia, it's up to Jeeves to untangle the knots and ensure that everything gets sorted out.
A couple of episodes of the Jeeves and Wooster TV series were based on this book but it's nice to see it in its full unabridged glory. I find Wodehouse eminently readable and great fun to come back to. His characters are obviously parodies but they capture the upper classes of the early 20th century so well. I love this stuff.
[1:] If not, here's a hint
Publisher: Arrow Random House
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Hogfather (Discworld, #20)
Hogfather is, in my view, one of the better New Pratchett books and one that I tend to come back to as an old favourite. It's got Death, the Wizards, the Grim Squeaker and Susan (before she became really annoying) in a plot that involves belief, questioning one's place in the world and plumbing.
Death's continuing desire to understand, and become more like, Humanity plays a central role as he has to take the Hogfather's place and deliver presents to children all over the Disc, while Susan has to piece together why he is doing it and what has happened to the Hogfather himself while holding on to her own humanity. The wizards spend most of the book doing what wizards do best (bumbling, arguing and eating or thinking about eating large meals) but in a genial manner that I couldn't help but be charmed by.
This is an enjoyable take on Christmas, with Pratchett's usual flair and digs, with his humour and observational comedy still strong and in service of the plot, rather than for their own sakes.
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Piz Bernina är den högsta bergstoppen i de östra Alperna, med en höjd av 4 049 meter över havet. Det är en del av Berninamassivet och den ostligaste toppen över 4 000 m ö.h. i Alperna.  Berget är beläget i kantonen Graubünden i Schweiz, några kilometer från staden St Moritz.

Berget har fått sitt namn från Berninapasset; det namngavs 1850 av Johann Coaz som också var dess första bestigare.

Geografi
Berget har tre toppar, och den mittersta är den högsta. Sydtoppen La Spedla ligger på italienska sidan och är 4 020 meter över havet. Nordtoppen Piz Bianco (rätoromanska: Piz Alv) är 3 995 m över havet. Den norra bergryggen som leder upp till nordtoppen kallas Biancograt (rätoromanska: Crast' Alva) och är beklädd med en karaktäristisk isvall.

Piz Bernina separerar två glaciärdalar: Tschiervaglaciären till väst, och Morteratschglasiären till öst. Smältvattnet rinner om båda sidorna på berget och rinner ut i floden Inn som löper nordväst genom Engadin. Berget ligger på vattendelaren mellan två avrinningsområden; huvudtoppen är den högsta punkten i Donaus avrinningsområde, medan sydtoppen avvattnas i floden Po.

Bestigningar
Den allra första bestigningen gjorde via den östra bergskammen 1850 av 28-årige topografen Johann Coaz från Chur, och hans assistenter, bröderna Jon och Lorenz Ragut Tscharner. Den 13 september 1850, strax efter klockan sex på morgonen begav de sig av från Bernina värdshus på 2 050 meters höjd, med sina mätinstrument. De korsade den så kallade labyrinten på Morteratschglaciären och satte sikte mot Fuorcla Crast' Agüzza, ett pass mellan Crast' Agüzza och Piz Bernina. De nådde toppen vid 18-tiden på kvällen.

Johann Coaz skrev i sin dagok:

"Klockan 18.00 stod vi uppe på den efterlängtade höga toppen. På mark som ingen människa hade trampat på tidigare. På kantonens högsta punkt 4 052 meter över havet."

"Allvarliga tankar grep tag i oss. Giriga ögon undersökte omgivningarna fram till den avlägsna horisonten, och tusentals och åter tusentals bergstoppar omringade oss, som klippor ur det glittrande havet av is. Häpna och förtrollade stirrade vi ut över denna storslagna bergvärld."

1866 bestegs den södra bergryggen som löper från La Spedla av Francis Fox Tuckett och F. A. Y. Brown med guiderna Christian Almer och F. Andermatten. De startade vid midnatt från Alpe Foppa på den italienska sidan, och nådde toppen vid elva på morgonen. Några timmar senare nedsteg de till Pontresina.

Det första försöket att bestiga den norra bergryggen, Biancograt, genomfördes den 12 augusti 1876 av H. Cordier och T. Middlemore med guiderna J. Jaun och C. Maurer. De nådde framgångsrikt toppen av bergryggen, Piz Alv, men när de såg klyftan som låg mellan dem och toppen av Piz Bernina, ansåg de det vara bortom deras krafter, och de återvände nedför Biancograt. Cordier förklarade senare att klyftan var "absolut omöjlig".

Exakt två år senare nådde Paul Güssfeldt, tillsammans med guiderna H. Grass och J. Gross, toppen via Biancograt och åstadkom härigenom den första fullständiga bestigningen på denna rutt. Den första vinterbestigningen gjordes den 15 mars 1929 av C. Colmus med guiderna C. Grass och U. Grass. För att vinna ett vad om 200 CHF nådde Hermann Buhl toppen av Piz Bernina från Bovalstugan på sex timmar; han nedsteg sedan för den norra ryggen på bara 15 minuter och satte därmed ett rekord.

Turism
Piz Bernina är den högsta toppen i Engadinregionen och ligger nära turistorterna St. Moritz och Pontresina. Berget kan ses från olika utsiktsplatser med hjälp av skidliftar från Diavolezza, Piz Corvatsch och Piz Nair. Tåget Berninaexpressen förbinder St. Moritz med Val Poschavio i söder genom Berninapasset.

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Opus (Panorama / Universal)
From classical era composers, such as Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms and Schumann to early electronic experiments by the likes of Karlheinz Stockhausen, Gottfried Koenig, and Klaus Schulze, Germany has been pushing the evolution of sound, and some may argue that it is the catalyst for many of the emerging genres. Today, German electronic music is shaped by the sounds of Apparat, Pantha du Prince, Alva Noto, Gas, Pole and too many others to mention. At the same time Deutsche Grammophon, the oldest surviving recording company (founded in 1898), continues to thrive among the many contemporary labels. So it makes sense that we receive such an advanced album, colliding on both, classical and electronic music, from such an accomplished and experienced authority.
In 2005 the label introduced Deutsche Grammophon Recomposed, a collection of original recordings by Berliner Philharmoniker and Herbert von Karajan as reinterpreted by Matthias Arfmann, a German future jazz and downtempo producer. The following year the label invited Jimi Tenor, a Finnish musician, for another recomposed session. These two releases paid homage to composers ranging from Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and Steve Reich to Edgar Varèse and Antonín Dvořák. But the label wasn't done. In 2008 Deutsche Grammophon attracted Carl Craig and Moritz von Oswald to recompose Maurice Ravel and Modest Mussorgsky. Needless to say, that the appearance of these two influential producers of techno, one from Detroit and the other from Berlin respectively, on a classical music label has turned plenty of heads.
Perhaps the pinnacle of the series culminated in 2012, when a German-born composer Max Richter recomposed Vivaldi's The Four Seasons to a worldwide critical acclaim.
We finally arrive at Shiller. Christopher von Deylen has been producing under the Schiller moniker since the late '90s. Those following the project no doubt amassed his numerous releases on Island, Radikal and Sleepingroom Musik, as well as collaborations with fellow progressive house and trance producers such as Ferry Corsten, Danny Tenaglia, Dave Seaman, Sasha and John Digweed. In 2000, Deylen already demonstrated his skill and confidence of fusing electronic music with opera, with his release Ein Schöner Tag, based on the theme of Madame Butterfly's "Un bel dì vedremo". In 2008, Schiller paired with the world famous Chinese pianist, Lang Lang, to record his single, Time For Dreams, which was later used by German television during the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
So why did I go through all this lengthy history before even attempting to describe the music? I wanted to take the time and demonstrate the caliber and the commitment to the production values that firmly stand behind this particular release. For Opus, compiling original and interpreted works of classical masters by this platinum-selling EDM act, Deutsche Grammophon spawned a brand new Panorama label (with a publishing license to Universal Music). On his eighth studio album, Deylen collaborated with many contemporary classical performers to deliver an exceptionally well executed union of classical and electronic music. Sure, we have heard such attempts before: a trance anthem melody with a lifted melody of the past, shimmering bright in a new car commercial. But have you ever heard one on Deutsche Grammophon? Believe me, it's a well sought-after stamp of approval. And the music doesn't foil.
There are more than a few punchy cuts on the album. Some indeed approach the trancey territory with their lead synths, filtered vocals and progressive grooves, at times diving into a four-to-the-floor beat. Throughout the album, Deylen maintains an organic feel, in part obliged to the fantastic recordings of live violins, piano and oboe. But it is indeed the "recomposed" pieces that stand out as the gems among the 14 tracks (22 if you get the two-disc Deluxe Edition). Perhaps the most interesting interpretation is that of Erik Satie's "Gymnopédie No. 1" with the French classical pianist Hélène Grimaud on the keys, only to be superseded by a variation of the same, this time with Diana Tishchenko on the violin. For the latter I have to simply proclaim, that among all the renditions that I've ever heard of this beloved piece, Schiller's is my favorite. I have no doubt that you'll agree.
Similar arrangements of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" in two variations grace the album. Deylen's clean snare falls hard with the rhythm over Albrecht Mayer's exquisite oboe of this instantly recognizable melody. The music video for this piece premiered on German MTV and immediately climbed to the top of the German singles charts. Russian born Anna Netrebko lends her warm operatic soprano voice for a beautiful cover of Edvard Grierg's "Solveig's Song", punctuated by thick synth pads, slow downtempo bass, and heart-wrenching strings. In addition, Opus celebrates Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini" and Claude Debussy's "Reverie". Among the classical depictions plenty of original EDM works by Deylen surface on the album, but as one gets lost in the alchemy of music, it's difficult to tell the remixes apart—a testament to the quality of production on this monumental release.
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O,R&L Supports the Florida Citrus Bowl for the Russell Athletic Bowl & Capital One Bowl
The O,R&L Facility Services team supported the Florida Citrus Bowl during the Russell Athletic Bowl and 2013 Capital One Bowl in Orlando, Florida.
O,R&L Celebrates 2012 Bi-Annual Florida Rising Star Awards
The O,R&L's team celebrated the company's 2012 Bi-Annual Florida Rising Star award ceremony at the Sheraton in downtown Orlando on December 3, 2012.
O,R&L Awarded Building Maintenance Service Contract with Pasco County Tax Collector
Orlando, FL - O,R&L Facility Services was recently awarded the contract to provide comprehensive building maintenance services for multiple locations throughout Pasco County for the Pasco County Tax Collector.
O,R&L Supports the Amway & the 2012-2013 Season Solar Bears Hockey Team
Orlando, FL - The O,R&L team is gearing up for another hockey season for the Orlando Bears at the Amway Center. O,R&L provides comprehensive building maintenance services and change-over and conversion services for the LEED NC - Gold certified facility.
O,R&L Awarded Maintenance Services Contract for UCF Bright House Networks Stadium
Orlando, FL - O,R&L Facility Services was recently awarded the contract to provide comprehensive maintenance services for the University of Central Florida Bright House Networks Stadium in Orlando, Florida.
O,R&L Facility Services Unveils New South East Headquarters
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O,R&L Supports the Amway Center for the Big Time Rush/Big Time Summer Tour
Orlando, FL - The O,R&L team supported the Amway Center for the Big Time Rush/Big Time Summer Tour on August 28, 2012.
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Morning Foursomes Matches: Four 18-hole matches beginning at 7:15 a.m.
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Tickets are required for entry to the Walker Cup, and may be purchased by clicking here. Daily tickets to Friday's practice round and Flag-Raising ceremony are $40. Daily tickets to the competition days (Saturday and Sunday) are $75, and a weekly ticket to all three sessions is $175. All youths 16 and under are admitted free provided they are accompanied by a ticketed adult. All active U.S. military personnel also will be admitted free with appropriate identification.
Parking on Friday, Sept. 8, will be available at The Los Angeles Country Club's South Course, located at 10101 Wilshire Boulevard. For the two competition days on Sept. 9-10, general parking will be located at a parking garage, located at 1888 Century Park East, for a cost of $25. Cash and credit cards are accepted in the lot. The club encourages all fans to share rides or use Uber.
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A Life of Meaning
A Life of Meaning, Embracing Reform Judaism's Sacred Path edited by Rabbi Dana Evan Kaplan, PH.D 70's? Rabbi Kaplan has put together an impressive collection of essays by rabbis, cantors and schola
Theater, edited by Tom Sellar mid 80's? This periodical is the journal of Yale School of Drama and Yale Repertory Theater. I arbitrarily chose volume 47, Number 1 and discovered the theme was "Cura
Marilyn Minter: Pretty/Dirty
Marilyn Minter: Pretty/Dirty records and analyses a Marilyn Minter retrospective, co-directed by Bill Arning '7?, who writes a director's foreword and the introductory essay, "Marilyn Minter: From Un
Through Indian Eyes
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Why I Like this Story
Why I Like this Story, Edited by Jackson R. Bryer 50's. I try to describe these books and, though I suppose there is some inevitable judging, my goal is for you to see what this book is like, not wh
Poetry in Motion, 100 poems from the subways and buses
Poetry in Motion, 100 poems from the subways and buses, edited by Molly Peacock ff, Elise Paschen and Neil Neches, with an introduction by Molly, who as president of the Poetry Society of America, he
Dutch New York Between East and West
Dutch New York Between East and West, The World of Margrieta van Varick ed. Deborah L. Krohn (late '70's) and Peter N. Miller. Margrieta van Varick settled in the rural village of Flatbush with her h
Where Were You? America Remembers the JFK Assassination, compiled and edited by Gus Russo and Harry Moses circa '60. One of the grammar points we have to teach in French is the kind of sentenc
A Village Destroyed, May 14, 1999, War Crimes in Kosovo
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Vintage Magazine, Quatrième Issue
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Kimsquit Estuary Conservancy was established as part of government's land use decision for the Central Coast planning area. Located at the mouth of the Kimsquit River at the head of the Dean Channel, this large estuary has very high conservation values. It receives heavy use from grizzly bears and contains important habitat for juvenile salmon. Recreational opportunities include grizzly bear viewing and sport fishing for coho salmon and cutthroat trout.
The conservancy is located approximately 40 kilometres north of Bella Coola and 60 kilometres northeast of Bella Bella.


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Q: How can you stop a C1.Win.C1FlexGrid grid from scrolling in window? I have C1FlexGrid  grid in windowform, then scroll down so that the lower half of the grid is shown, then click on a control outside the grid, then click on a line in the grid, the grid scrolls up to the top and the wrong row in the grid is selected.
the grid scroll happens before the events fire. I want to stop autoscroll when grid get focus.
Any suggestions?

A: Here is my grid's behavior: https://gifyu.com/image/nRtw
I add C1FlexGrid  grid to form in form load event:
private void voucher_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
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        voucherlib.voucherlib.ListGridDetails[0].Name = "grdCtDkList";
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        voucherlib.voucherlib.ListGridDetails[0].Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
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I am using C1FlexGrid from ComponentOne for .NET 2.0

A: I figure out in our custom grid control inherited from C1FlexGrid has a method OnEnter
public class FAGrid : C1FlexGrid
{
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This is a cause of strange behavior. I removed OnEnter method, it works. Thank you.

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//This class contains the methods used for processing logs and storing them
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public class StoreLogHelper {
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What is the population of your hometown?
Thread: What is the population of your hometown?
This is for America. I don't have links for other countries. If you have a link, please post it.
Please use your hometown, not the town you work in or go to school in. That is, if the towns/cities/villages/whatever are different. If you are in college, put your hometown anyways.
Re: What is the population of your hometown?
My hometown of Washburn, MO apparently wasn't big enough to make the list. There's about 500 people who live in the city limits.
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Hometown had 97% white, where I go to college it's 83% percent white .
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I grew up in the country but i haven't lived there in nearly 20 years. It was 100% NW European. Isn't anymore though.
There's probably 30000 illegal Mexicans here as well.
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The administration of the Supporting People programme by Lincolnshire CC is judged to be 'poor' with uncertain prospects for improvement, according to an independent report released by the Audit Commission. Lincolnshire's Supporting People programme is one of 19 identified by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister as having high costs for some services.
Supporting People is the government's funding and planning regime for the local delivery of housing related support services to a wide range of vulnerable people. The programme started on April 1 2003.£1.8bn is being spent on these services across England in this financial year.
The Audit Commission's housing inspection team, in partnership with inspectors from HMIP (Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Probation) and the CSCI (Commission for Social Care Inspection), gave the service no stars out of a possible three. The programme has provided additional housing related support services for vulnerable people in Lincolnshire and issues about the quality of services are starting to be addressed. However, the partners involved have failed to work in true partnership and have so far not worked effectively on planning for the future of the programme. The county council has not adequately addressed the value for money presented by exiting services, the programme has not received sufficient support from senior officers and progress in some areas has been limited.
* Because of problems with the IT system, information on the programme has not been available.
* develop a user involvement strategy which allows service users to inform and influence the programme.
Lincolnshire CC receives a Supporting People grant from the government of£22.8m for 2004/05 to meet the cost of its housing related support services. These included supported housing for older people, homeless people, people with mental health problems, people with learning difficulties and services which help vulnerable people living in their own homes. In addition the council received£486,370 to pay for the costs of administering the Supporting People programme.
A report from the Audit Commission today spotlights Lincolnshire's Supporting People programme.
Supporting People is a government initiative to fund and plan housing-related support services to a wide range of vulnerable people, such as the homeless, older people, people with learning disabilities or a mental illness.
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Audit Commission inspectors visited Lincolnshire in May and have now published their findings.
The overall judgement is that Lincolnshire's Supporting People programme is 'poor' and has uncertain prospects for improvement. Inspectors found that current services were not offering good value for money and that partners in the programme had not been involved as fully as they needed to.
However, the report praised good working relationships with service providers and expansion of services for vulnerable people. There was also recognition for the positive response to the inspection's findings by the County Council, and steps made to introduce new ways of working.
A number of recommendations have been made to help improve the services.
'Clearly the report is a disappointment, however the partnership agrees that this has been an important wake-up call for all involved in the Supporting People programme in Lincolnshire,' said Jonathan Cope, strategic co-ordinator for Supporting People Lincolnshire.
'Members of the partnership have been working since the inspection to put in place action plans to make the programme operate more effectively in the future. The report highlights that despite criticism of the programme, services in Lincolnshire have expanded since the implementation of Supporting People and provide good services for vulnerable people in the county,' he added.
Tim Wright, head of social inclusion at Lincolnshire CC said: 'The county council understands that areas clearly need to be developed together with the other Supporting People partners.
'However we would point to the fact that the report says: 'Supporting People has led to some better outcomes for a number of people in Lincolnshire; floating support services for young people with drug problems and chaotic lifestyles are demonstrating positive influences; some service users have been empowered by their experiences; and the successful bid for additional funding to create a home improvement agency will further increase the ability of Supporting People to provide services that can respond to the needs of vulnerable people. Under these circumstances it is difficult to see how the service overall can be judged as 'poor',' he added.
The report will be discussed by the county council's executive in due course.