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Alexander Igorewitsch Satz (/ Alexander Igorewitsch Saz; * 31. Januar 1941 in Moskau, Sowjetunion; † 18. Januar 2007 in Wien) war ein russischer Pianist und Klavierpädagoge.

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Satz begann erst im Alter von 14 Jahren mit Klavierunterricht bei Leonid Bromberg, einem Schüler und Assistenten von Heinrich Neuhaus. Ab 1956 studierte er am Gnessin-Institut Moskau und erhielt dort 1963 eine Professur.

1989 emigrierte er in die USA, ab 1991 lebte er in Österreich, wo er eine Professur an der Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Graz übernahm. Daneben unterrichtete er ab 1999 an der Royal Academy of Music in London.

Zu seinen bedeutendsten Schülern zählen Boris Beresowski, Sanja Bizjak, Amandine Savary, Jewgeni Sudbin, und Lilya Zilberstein.

Satz starb nach längerer Krankheit in einem Wiener Spital und wurde in Graz am Zentralfriedhof begraben.

Diskographie (Auswahl)
 2002: Alexander Skrjabin, Klavierwerke

Klassischer Pianist
Musiker (Russland)
Russischer Emigrant
Russe
Sowjetbürger
Geboren 1941
Gestorben 2007
Mann


PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Simpler Consulting, L.P., a leading global management consulting firm, today announced that its clients worldwide achieved more than $317 million in cost savings through Lean management initiatives during the first three quarters of 2013, according to the Simpler Client Return on Investment (ROI) Index. This translates into a total of nearly $1.2 billion in client ROI since the start of the ROI Index in 2011.
The Simpler Client ROI Index measures the global business impact of implementing Lean management practices in total cost savings, performance improvements and revenue growth for Simpler Consulting clients across all sectors. The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC), for example, achieved an ROI of more than $51.4 million year to date in Fiscal Year 2013 through its continued Lean management efforts.
"Since we started our Lean transformation in 2007, we have achieved $383 million in gross revenue and cost savings, and we continue to see this number grow," said Joanna Omi, Senior Vice President, Organizational Innovation and Efficiency at HHC. "Through Lean management, HHC has been able to effectively identify problem areas where improvements were needed and strategically address those issues quickly. It has been instrumental in helping us significantly streamline processes, cut costs, and most importantly, improve care for our patients."
Simpler Consulting uses Lean thinking to help businesses across the healthcare, commercial and public sectors achieve cultural and operational transformation. Hundreds of organizations today use its Simpler Business System(R) to improve processes, eliminate waste and reduce costs.
"As organizations are increasingly faced with shrinking budgets, regulatory changes and other challenges, it is more crucial than ever for businesses to re-examine their processes and bring a new level of innovation to their business operations," said Marc Hafer, CEO of Simpler Consulting. "When launching the ROI Index, we set the goal of helping our clients achieve more than $1 billion in ROI through Lean transformation over three years, and we are proud to have reached the goal ahead of schedule. It is truly a milestone for Simpler Consulting, and we look forward to helping our clients achieve financial savings, while improving quality, driving growth and increasing employee and customer satisfaction."
About Simpler Consulting, L.P.Simpler Consulting, L.P. is a leading global management consulting firm that helps companies improve processes to stimulate business-impacting results. Unlike traditional management consulting firms that specialize in developing strategy but fall short on execution, Simpler plays an active role helping clients to create an organizational culture that continuously seeks out opportunities to make improvements. With its proprietary Simpler Business System(R), Simpler(R) has delivered the fastest and most enduring Lean transformations at hundreds of organizations around the world. To learn more, visit http://www.simpler.com.
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Update on Suspension of Entry for Nonimmigrants
This article was prepared with the assistance of ABIL, the Alliance of Business Immigration Lawyers, of which Loan Huynh, Fredrikson Immigration Department Chair, is a member.
The Department of State issued an update on Presidential Proclamation 10052, which suspended the entry of certain H-1B, H-2B, J (for certain categories within the Exchange Visitor Program) and L nonimmigrants. That proclamation expired on March 31, 2021.
The Department said that applicants who have not yet been interviewed or scheduled for an interview will have their applications prioritized and processed in accordance with existing "phased resumption of visa services" guidance. Visa applicants who were previously refused visas due to the restrictions "may reapply by submitting a new application including a new fee."
The resumption of routine visa services, prioritized after services to U.S. citizens, is occurring on a post-by-post basis, the Department's said: "Applicants should check the website of their nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate for updates on the services that post is currently offering."

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Spring sports are going strong in our house, one kid had soccer, the other softball. I love it, they're doing what they love, but I have to say my hands are frozen solid after sitting at the field for a few hours.
We brought Bear to the game, he loved all the attention, and the boy took him for a little walk. He's brought a lot of happiness to our little family. I love these little moments, they're what make up the big memories.


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Q: smooth switching between the blocks with jquery I have few blocks:

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css:
#b{display:none;}
#c{display:none;}
#d{display:none;}
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nav:
Show A Block
Show B Block
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How to make, that when i click on Show A Block button, div with id=a will be shown?

A: the easiest solution is to have reference to an object:
html
Show A Block
Show B Block

js
$('span[rel]').click(function() {
    var obj = $(this).attr('rel');
    $(obj).show();
})

http://jsfiddle.net/mikhailov/mAKZj/

A: Interchange the Id of span and div. it will work.
css
#show-a {display:none;}

html

Show A Block

js
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('span').click(function() {
        var showId = $(this).attr("id");
        $("#show-" + showId).show();
    });
});

A: Here's some of my (more or less random) thoughts:
$('span#show-a').click(function() {
    $('div#a').show();
});

If you want this to be global (for all ids) you may try something like this:
var ids = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', etc.];
for (var i in ids)
{
    var id = ids[i];
    $('span#show-'+id).click(function() {
        $('div#'+id).show();
    });
}

Of course you would want to make it more dynamic by somehow getting all ids. The best way is to have all your divs be wrapped in another div with id say wrapper and use:
var ids = [];
$('div#wrapper div').each(function() {
    ids.push($(this).attr('id'));
});

If you want other divs to be hidden after click you may add custom class to all divs, say myClass and add the following line at the begining of click handler:
$('div.myClass').hide();

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We are beginning Moses's Life and the ten Commandments.
"Four hundred years ago, the first American colony was settled at Jamestown. Think of how much has changed since then! Four hundred years is a long time, and that's how long the Hebrew people remained in Egypt after Joseph. Over time a new Pharaoh came to power who did not know Joseph. He made the Hebrew (Jewish people) into slaves. Because the Hebrew population have increased so much, Pharaoh decided every male Hebrew infant should be killed, so slaves would stay weak and afraid. The God began to reveal a plan to deliver his people." -My Big Book of Catholic Bible stories.
Moses fled from Pharaoh's court because he had killed a Egyptian for mistreating a Hebrew slave. He lived in the wilderness of Sinai as a shepherd of sheep.
I am the Lord, your God. You shall not have other gods besides me.
Remember to keep the Sabbath day.
We will read about how Moses warned the Egyptians of God's will to free the Hebrew Slaves. There were 10 Plagues that tormented the Egyptians.
We will learn about the Passover. The Lamb is the sacrifice for the Passover meal. The passover meal allows the Jewish Hebrews to be free.
Jesus celebrated the last supper during the Feast of the Passover. We call Jesus the "Lamb of God." Is Jesus the sacrifice for our sins? Does Jesus allow us to be free? Free from what?
During Mass we celebrate the Eucharist. The unleavened bread that is offered up. In the Mass there are many prayers and ceremonies that are from the Jewish Passover meal .
Contrast the first "Passover Covenant" and the "Renewed Covenant" we celebrate at Mass.
Moses' mother saves Moses life by hiding in a basket and floating him downstream.
To home-schooled students: We are behind in the class work due to fire drills, projects and prayer time…Take time to pray for your loved ones, light a candle of remembrance if you want. We are learning and worshiping our Holy Lord God!


During the six-year period 1967-1972, use of the backcountry in Yellowstone National Park (YNP) more than doubled. From 1973-1977, backcountry recreational use increased by another 53%. As use of YNP's backcountry increased, park managers became concerned over the potential impact high levels of recreational use might have on grizzly bear activity in backcountry areas. Craighead (1980) recommended delineation of critical bear habitat in the Yellowstone ecosystem and restriction of certain types of human activity within these areas. In 1983, the park implemented a Bear Management Area program, which restricts recreational use in areas with seasonal concentrations of grizzly bears. The goals behind these restrictions were to: 1) minimize bear/human interactions that may lead to habituation of bears to people; habituation often results in the bear being removed from the population due to concern for human safety, 2) prevent human-caused displacement of bears from prime food sources, and 3) decrease the risk of bear-caused human injury in areas with high levels of bear activity (National Park Service, 1982).
1. Minimize bear/human interactions that may lead to habituation of bears to people.
Repeated exposure to and interactions with humans may lead to habituation of bears to people. Habituated bears are often perceived as threats to human safety and removed from the population. When a bear is habituated to humans, people are more likely to inadvertently approach within its "individual distance" and be charged (Jope 1983). Habituation also increases the chances of bears becoming conditioned to human foods or garbage. Habituation combined with food conditioning has been associated with a large number of bear-caused human injuries (Herrero 1985). Bear Management Areas promote the type of bear behavior tolerated by people; wary bears that avoid human activities. By reducing bear/human interactions in areas with seasonal concentrations of grizzly bears, Bear Management Area restrictions may reduce the number of habituated bears and the need to remove these bears from the population.
2. Prevent human-caused displacement of bears from prime food sources.
Schleyer (1983) reported that grizzly bears generally avoided areas of human activity and reacted to disturbance by moving elsewhere. Schleyer (1983) also reported that following a disturbance by humans, bears moved a minimum of 3.2 km before stopping and remaining in an area. Human-caused displacement of bears from habitat near recreational developments (Mattson and Henry 1987, Reinhart and Mattson 1990), roads (Green and Mattson 1988), backcountry campsites (Gunther 1990), and recreational trails in nonforested areas (Gunther 1990) has been documented. Human-caused displacement of bears from important foraging areas may result in an overall reduction of habitat effectiveness and carrying capacity. Bear Management Area restrictions help prevent high levels of recreational activity from displacing bears from areas of important bear habitat.
3. Reduce the risk of human injury in areas with a high level of bear activity.
Sixteen Bear Management Areas encompassing 464,638 acres (21% of YNP) have been designated within YNP. This includes 206,100 acres where off-trail travel is prohibited, 161,211 acres closed to human entry on a seasonal basis, 63,867 acres restricted to day-use-only, and 33,460 acres that are closed to human entry for part of the summer, then restricted to day-use-only for the remainder of the summer.
The park service plans to evaluate the success of the Bear Management Area program periodically. As new data becomes available, some areas may be added or deleted from the system. Restrictions for each area will be adjusted to provide maximum potential benefit for the bear, while still providing park visitors a reasonable opportunity to safely enjoy the park's backcountry.
Craighead, J. J. 1980. A proposed delineation of critical grizzly bear habitat in the Yellowstone region. Bear Biol. Assoc. Monogr. Ser. No. 1. 20pp.
Green, G. I., and D. J. Mattson. 1988. Dynamics of ungulate carcass availability and use by bears on the northern winter range: 1987 progress report. Pages 32-50 in R. R. Knight, B. M. Blanchard, and D. J. Mattson. Yellowstone grizzly bear investigations: annual report of the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, 1987. U.S. Dep. Inter., Natl. Park Serv.
Gunther, K. A. 1990. Visitor impact on grizzly bear activity in Pelican Valley, Yellowstone National Park. Int. Conf. Bear Res. and Manage. 8:73-78.
Herrero, S. 1985. Bear attacks - their causes and avoidance. Nick Lyons Books, New York, N.Y. 287pp.
Jope, K. M. 1983. Habituation of grizzly bears to people: a hypothesis. Int. Conf. Bear Res. and Manage. 5:322-327.
Mattson, D. J. and J. Henry. 1987. Spring grizzly bear use of ungulate carcasses in the Firehole River drainage. Pages 63-72 in R. R. Knight, B. M. Blanchard, and D. J. Mattson. Yellowstone grizzly bear investigations: annual report of the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, 1986. U.S. Dep. Inter., Natl. Park Serv.
National Park Service. 1982. Final environmental impact statement, grizzly bear management program. U.S. Dep. Inter. Natl. Park Serv., Yellowstone Natl. Park, Wyo. 202pp.
Reinhart, D. P., and D. J. Mattson 1990. Bear use of cutthroat trout spawning streams in Yellowstone National Park. Int. Conf. Bear Res. and Manage. 8:343-350.
Schleyer, B. O. 1983. Activity patterns of grizzly bears in the Yellowstone ecosystem and their reproductive behavior, predation and the use of carrion. M.S. Thesis. Mont. State Univ., Bozeman. 130pp.


The anarchy of Black Friday has returned once more, and while the frenetic riot of retail therapy can oft prove disorientating, with a smorgasbord of offers on gizmos, gadgets and thingymabobs, there's no doubt that it's the best time of year to grab a self-indulgent bargain or sort your Christmas shopping out on the cheap.
To help you cut through the noise, we've been up since 2am scouring social media and every website under the sun to find the very best deals and discounts that Black Friday has to offer. Below you can find the fruits of our labours: from 40% off Smart TVs to big savings on tablets and gaming consoles.
This 43 inch Samsung Smart TV uses the latest HDR, PurColor and UHD Dimming technology to present images in ludicrously crisp 4K Ultra HD. The TV comes with built-in Freeview, with access to 70 subscription-free channels as well as an array of Smart Apps, and is down from an original price of £499.
Down from £150, this is likely the cheapest you'll find a tablet of this power and spec: the Fire HD 10 boasts a full 1080p HD display generated by a screen of over 2 million pixels, a 1.8 GHZ quad-core processor, 2 GB of RAM and up to 10 hours of battery life. If all that isn't enough, this tablet now also comes with Alexa hands-free assistant and a free 3-month trial to Amazon Music Unlimited.
You can grab any Lucky Voice Karaoke Kit for the crazy low price of £50 during the Black Friday to Cyber Monday period. Perfect as a gift for music lovers, entertaining at parties, or keeping the kids out of mischief, the kit is easy to use and comes with access to a Spotify-style streaming service of over 9000 contemporary and classic karaoke anthems that includes on-screen lyrics to help you nail your favourite tunes.
Nintendo limit the amount by which you can discount their consoles and games, so this is the cheapest you're going to see the Nintendo Switch this year. The Switch transfers seamlessly from a home console that links up to your TV, into a hand held device with touch screen that you can easily play on the tube. This Amazon deal comes with a hassle free download link to Fortnite, and there's also the option to include a game for an additional £30-50 depending on the title.
Down from £279.99, Acer's R11 Chromebook is a versatile option for those in need of a laptop/tablet hybrid that'll last and won't break the bank. An aluminium top cover finished with nano-imprint tech gives the R11 a futuristic feel, and its four usage modes (laptop, pad, display and tent) combined with a wireless performance that's up to three times faster than the previous generation make it perfect for day to day streaming and browsing.
The Fitbit Charge 2 syncs to your smartphone via the Fitbit App, helping you track heart rate, fitness, exercise, calorie burn, step count and sleep quality. The Charge can also receive calls, text and calendar alerts, and there's even a guided breathing function for quieter moments. Down from £119.99, this is as good a bargain for a fitness focused smartwatch as you'll find before the January sales.
Offering great value for money at half the usual asking price, the Sony XB41 is brilliant fun, with built-in strobe and lighting effects that synchronise to the beat of whatever music you're playing. Wireless chain bluetooth tech allows you to connect up to 100 other speakers for an impromptu sound system at your next house party and a 24 hour battery life combined with water- and dust- proofing also make this a great speaker for the beach/festival season come summer.
For those craving a monstrous 75 inches worth of glorious Ultra HD 4K screenage, this LG Smart TV is discounted by a whopping £800 from a previous RRP of £1,799. A built in ThinQ AI voice assistant helps with channel surfing, and the TV is also compatible with both Google and Amazon's smart assistants.
If you do opt for a giant 4K telly, you'll need something to put on it and Now TV's 40% discount on its monthly Sky Sports make it a strong contender. For £179 you get 9 months of access to all 10 Sky Sports channels streamed to an array of devices and a free Now TV Stick thrown in to boot. For film lovers there's also a year of Sky Entertainment and Sky Movies bundle for £109.
Roomba iRobot vacuum cleaners are really smart, cleaning floors either on a schedule or at the push of a button, and automatically returning to a home base to recharge when low on battery. The 680 boasts an hour of run time and has a dustbag capacity of 0.6 litres. Down an impressive £200 from an original price tag of £469.99, this is a great deal for hassle-free hoovering.
This Xbox One S bundle is ludicrously cheap for a current generation of gaming console and one of the biggest games of 2018. Part of the Game Black Friday Sale, you can also grab a 500GB PS4 + Red Dead Redemption for only £219.99. And if you're after the current Gen+ versions of the two major consoles, the PS4 Pro 1TB + Red Dead Redemption is down to £329.99, while the Xbox One X 1TB + Fallout 76 is slightly pricier at £379.99.
Another Chromebook, but with a lot more power (and larger price tag) than the Acer R11: Google's Pixelbook features a 7th generation Intel Core i5 processor that blasts through tasks with ease, and has built in Google Assistant and Pixelbook Pen support for creative types. A tasty £300 off the usual £999 price tag makes this a very attractive deal for a top of the line Chromebook!
Over 40% off the usual price of this Nespresso machine means this is definitely a deal for the caffeine addicts amongst us. One of the simplest products in the Nespresso range, the VertuoPlus makes enjoying a barista quality cup of joe in the morning really easy, taking only 40 seconds to transform one of the brand's coffee pods in to a steaming hot cup of scrumptious energy.
An upfront cost of only £25 followed by a really low £28/month contract make this a very attractive proposition for anyone looking to upgrade to the latest Samsung for cheap. The contract is with Vodaphone over a 24 month period and comes with unlimited calls, texts and 40GB of data each month.
A saving of £40 (almost half price) on these Beats by Dre On-Ear Headphones offers a rare opportunity for music lovers to introduce themselves to the Beats by Dre range without breaking the bank.
A better than half price £400 discount on this Samsung soundbar make it a great shout for anyone looking to take their home movie nights to the next level. It also comes with a 9-month subscription to Deezer Premium music streaming service to really test out the built-in subwoofer, and a 6-month supply of free popcorn.
Photography enthusiasts looking for an intermediate Compact System Camera will love the £674.75 (44%) reduction on this mirrorless Sony ILCE7M2B. A 24.3 MP full frame sensor, robust camera body and 117 point hybrid autofocus system all combine to help this compact camera pack a mighty punch. Not recommended as a purchase for beginners!
Reduced in price by an impressive £590, this intel Core i7 Macbook with 16GB of RAM and a 15inch display still isn't exactly cheap. You do get what you pay for with Macbooks, however, and they have a tendency to last that can often justify the hefty price tag. Worth considering if you are in the market for a laptop that'll still be running smoothly 5 years down the line.
£100 off the usual price of this Nikon D3500 make it an attractive entry-level DSLR beginners looking to start out in the world of high end photography. A powerful 24.2 MP DX-format sensor and HD movie shooting at up to 60 frames per second combined with a special guide mode for those new to a DSLR mean this is one of the easiest cameras on the market to shoot high quality photos and videos with.
Down from £299, the Dyson V6 is an incredibly easy to use vacuum that has a special tool specifically designed for the removal of pet hair from carpets and furniture. The Dyson docking station also helps to reduce clutter, no longer requiring your home vacuum cleaner to be banished underneath the stairs when not in use.
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Jorge Molina, né le  à Alcoy, est un footballeur espagnol évoluant au poste d'avant-centre au Grenade CF.

Biographie

Le , Molina signe au Grenade CF pour deux saisons. En , âgé de 39 ans, il inscrit un triplé contre le RCD Majorque qui fait de lui le plus vieux joueur de Liga à réaliser une telle performance. Par la même occasion, il devient le plus vieux joueur à inscrire un triplé dans les 5 grands championnats

Palmarès

En club
  Benidorm CD
 Vainqueur du Groupe 6 de Tercera División en 2003 et 2004.
  Betis Séville
 Vainqueur de la Liga Adelante en 2011.

Distinctions personnelles
 Meilleur buteur de Liga Adelante en 2010 (26 buts).

Notes et références

Liens externes

Footballeur espagnol
Joueur du CD Alcoyano
Joueur du Polideportivo Ejido
Joueur de l'Elche CF
Joueur du Real Betis
Joueur du Getafe CF
Joueur du Grenade CF
Naissance en avril 1982
Naissance à Alcoi

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Home › Jesus Lizard "Goat" LP
Jesus Lizard "Goat" LP
Deluxe reissue!
The Jesus Lizard's second album followed in the vein of the first with little immediate variation: loud, excellently produced by Steve Albini, plenty of space in the recording to emphasize the sheer force of McNeilly's drums and Sims' bass, and more besides. The little-remarked-upon ability of the rhythm section to kick out some ass-shaking jams spikes up such great numbers as "Nub," which almost predicts Rocket From the Crypt down to the gang-shout vocals, and the slower but no-less-compelling grind of "Rodeo in Joliet" (also one of the band's most inspired titles). Denison's guitar playing seemed a touch more focused at points here, the results almost suggesting such post-punk groove monsters as Gang of Four and even the Pop Group. There's a more evident melodic lead role for his work as well, as the just plain great riff that fires up "Mouth Breather" and his near-countryish twang on "Karpis" makes perfectly clear. Yow, meanwhile, steps ever more into his own persona, his lyrics now downright comprehensible and his singing levels a touch less doom- (and bass) heavy, if no less aggrieved. The staggered vocal overdubs on "Monkey Trick" are a standout, especially when Denison suddenly serves up another one of his surprisingly sweet passages as a bed. Other treats on the album include the opening "Here Comes Dudley" -- in context one of the more non-welcoming greetings around -- and the Morricone-tinged freakout of "Lady Shoes," assuming Morricone scored movies about doctors dealing with some freaky female patients. The whole album seems like a party in hell, not to mention demonstrative proof that there's still plenty of fun to be had with a basic rock lineup; it's all in the matter of how it's handled. -All Music Guide


'Three Dimensions' is a fun geometry worksheet for 4th grade. Here, fourth graders are introduced to the concept of 'Vertex' and asked to identify the vertices in five 3-D images. Using a pencil, kids will identify and circle each vortex on the images. Get this free, printable math worksheet to help your kids master fourth grade math in a fun way!
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package org.editorconfig.settings;

import com.intellij.application.options.GeneralCodeStyleOptionsProvider;
import com.intellij.openapi.application.ApplicationManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.options.Configurable;
import com.intellij.openapi.options.ConfigurationException;
import com.intellij.openapi.ui.VerticalFlowLayout;
import com.intellij.openapi.wm.IdeFrame;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.CodeStyleSettings;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.CodeStyleSettingsProvider;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.CustomCodeStyleSettings;
import com.intellij.ui.IdeBorderFactory;
import com.intellij.ui.components.JBCheckBox;
import com.intellij.util.messages.MessageBus;
import com.intellij.util.ui.JBUI;
import com.intellij.util.ui.UIUtil;
import org.editorconfig.Utils;
import org.editorconfig.language.messages.EditorConfigBundle;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;

/**
 * @author Dennis.Ushakov
 */
public class EditorConfigConfigurable extends CodeStyleSettingsProvider implements GeneralCodeStyleOptionsProvider {
  private JBCheckBox myEnabled;

  @Nullable
  @Override
  public JComponent createComponent() {
    myEnabled = new JBCheckBox(EditorConfigBundle.message("config.enable"));
    final JPanel result = new JPanel();
    result.setLayout(new BoxLayout(result, BoxLayout.LINE_AXIS));
    final JPanel panel = new JPanel(new VerticalFlowLayout());
    result.setBorder(IdeBorderFactory.createTitledBorder(EditorConfigBundle.message("config.title"), false));
    panel.add(myEnabled);
    final JLabel warning = new JLabel(EditorConfigBundle.message("config.warning"));
    warning.setFont(UIUtil.getLabelFont(UIUtil.FontSize.SMALL));
    warning.setBorder(JBUI.Borders.emptyLeft(20));
    panel.add(warning);
    panel.setAlignmentY(Component.TOP_ALIGNMENT);
    result.add(panel);
    final JButton export = new JButton(EditorConfigBundle.message("config.export"));
    export.addActionListener((event) -> {
      final Component parent = UIUtil.findUltimateParent(result);
      if (parent instanceof IdeFrame) {
        Utils.export(((IdeFrame)parent).getProject());
      }
    });
    export.setAlignmentY(Component.TOP_ALIGNMENT);
    result.add(export);
    return result;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isModified(CodeStyleSettings settings) {
    return myEnabled.isSelected() != settings.getCustomSettings(EditorConfigSettings.class).ENABLED;
  }

  @Override
  public void apply(CodeStyleSettings settings) {
    boolean newValue = myEnabled.isSelected();
    settings.getCustomSettings(EditorConfigSettings.class).ENABLED = newValue;
    MessageBus bus = ApplicationManager.getApplication().getMessageBus();
    bus.syncPublisher(EditorConfigSettings.EDITOR_CONFIG_ENABLED_TOPIC).valueChanged(newValue);
  }

  @Override
  public void reset(CodeStyleSettings settings) {
    myEnabled.setSelected(settings.getCustomSettings(EditorConfigSettings.class).ENABLED);
  }

  @Override
  public void disposeUIResources() {
    myEnabled = null;
  }

  @NotNull
  @Override
  public Configurable createSettingsPage(CodeStyleSettings settings, CodeStyleSettings originalSettings) {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isModified() {
    return false;
  }

  @Override
  public void apply() throws ConfigurationException {}

  @Override
  public boolean hasSettingsPage() {
    return false;
  }

  @Nullable
  @Override
  public CustomCodeStyleSettings createCustomSettings(CodeStyleSettings settings) {
    return new EditorConfigSettings(settings);
  }
}

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Capillipedium nagense är en gräsart som beskrevs av Norman Loftus Bor. Capillipedium nagense ingår i släktet Capillipedium och familjen gräs.

Artens utbredningsområde är Assam (Indien). Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Indonesian foods are very rich with spices and herbs. For example is Udang Balado or Shrimp Balado, its strong taste of chilies can increase your appetite. The word "balado" itself is mostly found in Padang specialities which refer to spicy dishes.This dish is just perfect to eat with steamed white rice. It's really appetizing and the shrimps are simply delicious.
As my son become a big (maybe I can say, huge) fans of shrimp, my mom always make Shrimp Balado just for him. He likes spicy foods, and that comes from my blood. :) Without further ado, here's my version of Shrimp Balado.
1. Rub the lime juice and salt onto the prawns. Set aside for 15 minutes.
2. To make the Seasoning, pulse all the ingredients in a mortar or blender several times to chop finely, but do not turn into a paste. Transfer to a bowl and set aside.
3. Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a wok or skillet with medium heat. Stir-fry the seasoning until fragrant and cooked, 4 to 5 minutes. Add the shrimps and mix until well blended, taking care not to overcook the shrimps. Remove and serve immediately.
*You could remove the tomato, if you like this dish dry.
"Being 35 years old recently, nothing change, except you become wiser and more confident with who you are these days. Happy birthday to you"
This brownie was made few days after my hubby's birthday. On his birthday, we went to one of shopping mall, and having dinner there. We had enjoyed our time by sitting at the downtown walk watching TV.
Preheat your oven to 180°C/350°F/gas 4. Line a 25cm square baking tin with greaseproof paper. In a large bowl over some simmering water, melt the butter and the chocolate and mix until smooth.
In a separate bowl, mix together the cocoa powder, flour, baking powder and sugar, then add this to the chocolate mixture. Stir together well. Beat the eggs and mix in until you have a silky consistency.
Pour your brownie mix into the baking tray, and place in the oven for around 25 minutes. You don't want to overcook them so, unlike cakes, you don't want a skewer to come out all clean. The brownies should be slightly springy on the outside but still gooey in the middle.
Happy birthday, Ayah. We wishing you a happy and prosperous birthday and a sweet night of birthday dreams.
You can read behind the scene story here.
Setiap pagi berangkat kantor, saya selalu lewat pasar Palmerah. Di tempat saya biasa menunggu angkot, ada penjual buah-buahan buat jus. Dari mulai jambu biji, strawberi, buah naga, alpukat, mangga (aneka macam mangga !!), jeruk, melon, dan terong Belanda.
Sebenarnya terong Belanda ini biasa saya nikmati dalam bentuk sirup warna ungu, yang dijual di supermarket. Tapi kali itu saya penasaran ingin merasakan rasa aslinya dan bagaimana cara mengolahnya. Setelah browsing-browsing cari resep, akhirnya saya mendapatkan resepnya.
Dan...seperti biasa, saya tidak punya takaran khusus untuk resep ini. Bahan-bahannya hanya terong belanda, gula pasir, es batu, sedikit air matang, dan terakhir susu kental manis. Caranya juga mudah, masukan terong Belanda (yang dibelah dua, buang bijinya, keruk dagingnya), es batu, air, dan gula pasir ke dalam blender. Semakin banyak buahnya berarti semakin terasa rasa buahnya kan ? :D Setelah lembut, masukan ke dalam gelas, tambahkan susu putih di atasnya.
Rasanya agak-agak asam manis, tapi yang jelas sih...beda dengan rasa sirupnya.
Oreo rocks....!!! Hahaha ..... keep Oreo sandwich biscuits in your house and you could make some simple recipes from it. Oreo smoothies, Oreo cheesy cream and also chocolate-covered Oreo. Magic, how I can managed 3 boys in the same room and make this recipe together. Oreo is my savior.
I had posted this recipe few months ago, it's still the same recipe with the old one. The difference is only by sprinkling the colorful sprinkle on top of these cookies. The kids were so happy with the sprinkle, though the sprinkle has no specific taste at all.
I didn't scaling or weighting in this recipe. As I mentioned before in one of my post, that I wasn't born to cook. Me and baking are almost like enemies :D. Maybe because I hate scaling and weighting ingredients, and (hate to admit it) sometimes I don't read the step by step carefully. So, it happens a lot I ended up with failure :D. Now, food photography is become my biggest passion. Don't get it wrong when I take pictures of bought food.
What you need for this recipe are (of course) Oreo cookies, dark chocolate, white chocolate and sprinkle. Easy, right ?
1. In a stainless steel bowl set over a saucepan of boiling water, put in the dark cooking chocolate and white chocolate. Stir until melted, remove from heat.
3. Let set in refrigerate for about 45 minutes to an hour.
How to spoil yourself on a rainy day ?
Flood and Jakarta are almost inseparable. No offense, please. After heavy rain for hours, and as we all know (for those who lives in Jakarta), puddle and flood everywhere, caused a very tragic traffic jam right after. So many people got stucked on the street for hours.
For the next day, I decided to stay at home, alone, baked Molten Chocolate Pudding and spoiled myself by making a cup of hot chocolate. Again, it was raining that day, heavy rain.
Mix all ingredients in a small saucepan, slowly stir. Heat and stir over moderately low heat until mixture boils, then boil slowly, stirring constantly, 2 minutes. Then pour it into a cup.
For the Molten Chocolate Pudding, I adapted the recipe from Leite's Culinaria . Can you imagine, how chocolatey my day was ? There I was in front of my PC, editing some photos, uploaded some of them, took a deep sip of hot chocolate, put a spoonful of molten chocolate pudding into my mouth. Heaven, right ?
So, tell me how you spoil yourself on a rainy day ?
Soup I usually eat is a kind of Indonesian soup, with carrot, potato and cabbage. But this time I made celery soup. I was pleasantly surprised to realize that I actually liked this recipe for celery soup.
The recipe is very easy and simple and does not take long and available for vegans too. You can replace the chicken stock (which I used in this recipe) with vegetable stock. Actually, I found this from the recipe book for vegan. :) So, yes .... for all vegans, you could try this recipe by replacing the chicken stock.
1. In a large saucepan, melt the butter on medium heat. Add onion and sweat for about 10 minutes.
2. Add chicken stock, salt, pepper, nutmeg powder, sugar carrots and mushroom into the pan. Bring to a boil.
3. Adjust heat to maintain a slow simmer and put the celery into the pan.
4. Let cook for a while, until celery are soft.
Sunday morning, raining, I feel like I wasn't in the mood to go to the market. But my son and hubby has to eat something for breakfast. Luckily, I have a plastic of salted dried tiny silver anchovies. Uuhhh....it just perfect for fried rice.
Here's the recipe of my version of fried rice. I like to cook without a recipe, just follow my kitchen instinct.
1. Fry salted dried tiny silver anchovies. Set aside.
2. Using pestle, mortal, food processor or blender, make a paste with red chillies, onion, garlic, salt, sugar and pepper.
3. With the same oil, saute the onion, garlic and chili paste until fragrant.
4. Add cooked rice and salted dried tiny silver anchovies, stir well.
Yup, today is my 8th wedding anniversary. Nothing fancy, no party, no cake, no special dinner, only me and my son, Raihan. Honestly, my husband forgot that today is our anniversary. :) But that's okay, since we've been busy with our work at the office. And, also, we have never celebrate this day since our first anniversary. So why bother ? Having him always there for me to support, cuddle and give me hugs is enough.
1. Bring mung beans to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cook for 40 minutes, until the beans have cracked open a bit but are not mushy. Set aside and let it cool.
2. Using blender, blend well mung bean with water until smooth.
3. Pudding : boiled agar-agar powder, milk, water and granulated sugar. Stir constantly until the mixture begins to thicken and boiling. Put in the blended mung bean, salt and vanilla essence into the pan. Stir well again. Cook until the milk is just heated through, about 2 minutes.
4. Pour the pudding mixture into a pudding mold. Let it cool and refrigerated.
5. Sauce : boil milk, cheese, granulated sugar and vanilla essence in a pan over medium heat. Stir until smooth and well blended.
6. Dissolve corn starch with 2 tablespoons of boiled milk mixture. Stir until completely smooth and add gradually to the milk mixture. Keep stirring until well mixed. Remove from heat.
7. Serve pudding with the sauce.
2. Setelah kacang hijau dingin, blender dengan menambahkan air sampai lembut.
3. Pudding : rebus agar-agar, susu, air dan gula pasir sampai mendidih. Masukan kacang hijau, gara, vanilla. Aduk rata. Masak sampai mendidih.
4. Tuang ke loyang. Dinginkan.
5. Saus : campur susu, keju, gula pasir dan vanilla. Masak sampai mendidih dan keju larut.
6. Larutkan tepung maizena dengan 2 sdm makan rebusan keju. Tuang ke dalam rebusan keju. Aduk rata. Masak sampai meletup2.
7. Sajikan pudding bersama sausnya.
I like simple and I am a simple person too. So, what I like to eat as iftar is something fresh, sweet, cold and of course simple and easy to make. Young coconut with vanilla syrup and ice cube, is just perfect to quench you thirst after fasting. Or you may try ice blewah with vanilla syrup and ice cube too. Well, Ramadhan is always special for me.
Iftar refers to the evening meal when Muslims break their fast during the Islamic month of Ramadhan. Iftar is done right after Maghrib (sunset) time. Traditionally, a date is the first thing to be consumed when the fast is broken.
Here, in Jakarta, we can see there are so many blewah sold in traditional market during Ramadhan. Blewah is very popular in Indonesia. Blewah has the same species with Melon, it has similar aroma and taste as Cantaloupe.
The ongoing Ramadhan foodie event Joy From Fasting to Feasting 3 is hosted by Lubna Karim, and I would like to participate in this event. For this event I'd like to make Ice Blewah as iftar. I guarantee, you'll like it. The freshness and sweet smell of Blewah always remind me of Ramadhan.
The quick and easy prep to make Ice Blewah won't take your hands full with things as if you bake something. All you need is only blewah, knife, shredded tool, water, ice and sugar.
1. Cut blewah, seeded and shredded. Set aside.
2. Dissolve sugar in hot water. Mix well.
3. Put the shredded blewah in a bowl and mix with sugar syrup. Refrigerate.
4. Serve cold and add ice cube when desired.
Have a blessing Ramadhan to all of you !
Once again we welcome it, and once again it welcomes us. For all Moslem around the world, happy Ramadhan ! A very sacred month, 30 days of fasting from dawn to dusk, bettering ourselves in principle of faith. May our fast be accepted and blessed. Amiin.
Exploring my new lens is always giving me a new sensation of photography. I can get large aperture to f/1.8, also I can get perfect bokeh. :D So if you don't mind, I really want to show you some of my picture, I've taken with my new fixed lens.
This is mini pie, sweet and crunchy. And also, it perfect for your afternoon tea. No recipe this time, because I'm not the one who made that mini pie. :) But absolutely I can share nice pictures with you. Hope on my next post, I can post something about foods or drinks for break fasting on Ramadhan.
Do you want $700 in prizes. Wow...just go to Leite's Culinaria page and read carefully the rules how to join the Food Photography Contest.
I am sending this photo below of Perfect Ice Tea as an entry for the contest. The contest is still open until July 31, 2010. So, come on, what are you waiting for. Choose a recipe from Leite's Culinaria, start cooking and photographed the completed recipe.
Nah...suatu sore, saya menemukan sisa selai blueberry yang pernah saya beli untuk makan roti. Jadilah saat itu saya mencoba membuat Blueberry (jam) Smoothies. Kebetulan Raihan senang dengan campuran-campuran susu dengan buah, oreo, green tea, atau apa aja yang penting di-blend.
Untuk resep Blueberry Smoothies ini sendiri, saya tidak memakai takaran. Saya hanya menyarankan jangan terlalu banyak memberikan gula agar tidak terlalu manis. Kalau kurang baru bisa ditambahkan.
1. Campur semua bahan jadi satu di blender.
2. Tuang dalam gelas, hidangkan.
Pelasan, also known as pepes in Bahasa Indonesia. Yup, it because those foods are wrapped with banana-leaf. The first time I knew and taste Pelasan Ikan Tongkol was from my mother-in-law, it's all because she is from Pasuruan, East Java.
After almost 8 years of marriage, I've been in Pasuruan once some years ago. The weather is so hot, but I love the food. Sadly, I didn't have much time to explore every single place in Pasuruan. But I had an opportunity to taste the famous dish "Kupang", I was curious with that food.
View days ago, my mother-in-law had sent me 5 pieces pelasan ikan tongkol. My assumpsion was my son doesn't like it because its spicy flavor. So when my son wanted the last piece of pelasan, he ate and he liked it. Bam.....he wanted more. I didn't know how to make pelasan tongkol before, and now it's the time. I want to try to make this dish on my own. As I mentioned before, I'm not really a good chef but I bet my son can count me on this thing.
1. Cut cob fish/ ikan tongkol in 7 cm long, set aside.
2. Soak tamarind in warm water.
3. Blend chilies and garlic, add sugar and salt. Then add tamarind into the chili sauce.
5. Heat the steamer and steamed all pepes for about 25 minutes. Cool them down.
My son really enjoy this dish especially with warm rice.
Living in Indonesia, I never lack of fresh fruits. Mango, jackfruit, orange, apple, guava, tamarillo, strawberry, papaya, water melon and many more. So, in this post I'll write about my mom's original recipe "Setup Jambu Biji ".
I usually eat this every Ramadhan for break fasting. Setup Jambu Biji with ice, cold, sweet, fresh and has lots of vitamin. Mmmmmm......I love this dessert and you also may try this at home. On my way back home, I bought some guava at Pasar Kebayoran and I didn't know what I want to make with it. Then when I saw herbs and spices seller, I saw cinnamon in a plastic bag. Cinnamon is one of the ingredient of Setup Jambu Biji.
2. Boil water, sugar and cinnamon in a pan. If you like it sweet just add more sugar. You better taste it first before you put the guava into the pan.
3. After the water has boiled, then put the guava cutlets into the pan. Let them boiled for about 5 minutes then cool them down.
DMBLGIT (Does My Blog Look Good In This) is a monthly food photography event wherein people submit their best food photos and a team of judges picks out the best of them on the basis of edibility, originality and aesthetics. This year would be the 5th anniversary of DMBLGIT.
My first entry for DMBLGIT was in January 2010, then I am a new comer in this event. So much I can learn in this event, especially in food photography. For you can see, DMBLGIT was created by Andrew of Spittoon and also Nidhi is the host of DMBLGIT June Edition.
I really hope that everyone who read this could also help spread the words for the event and its 5th anniversary by simply mentioning about it in your next post. Help us and also help this photography event, so it can continue for the next months and years.
Personally, I don't want this event will be the last or an end of DMBLGIT. So come on, send your best photo that has appeared on your blog during May 2010 to the host (Nidhi).
Since I am a big fan of Chinese food, I love to eat dim sum such as shrimp dumpling and siu mai. There was a day when I was craving dim sum so badly, and my husband had to search the dim sum seller around the neighborhood. But he didn't find any.
Mostly, Chinese food use pork oil or pork, which is forbidden in Islam. Being a Muslim mandates that a Muslim eat halal food. So I have to choose very carefully the halal Chinese food, by seeing HALAL label on its packaging.
Last weekend was a busy busy busy, hot, and sucking my energy-weekend. Taking my son to the Robotic Competition 2010 in one of shopping mall the whole day on Saturday. Then I felt really exhausted on the next day. I woke up in the morning, gosh, I saw a basket full of unironed clothes. The basket was still in the same place since the last time I left it last weekend, but the pile of unironed clothes was much taller than before. What a pailful weekend !!
So to cheer up my day at the afternoon, I steamed shrimp siu mai, took some pictures and share it with you.
As usual, every weekend, I come home and do all the ironing, cleaning up the house, and make some delicious food for my family. Try out some new recipes I found on the internet. But sometime, I just want to lay down and enjoy my weekend by eating something at the restaurant. No cooking ! Haha ... tasting a different kind of delicious foods in a cozy place with all the ones you love feels like heaven.
Okay now, what am I going to do with these strawberries ? I can't keep the strawberry juice for days in the fridge. Yeah, strawberry sorbet is a good choice and perfect for the hot weather. Let's make some.
- Bring the sugar and water to a bowl in saucepan over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat and allow the mixture to simmer, without stirring, until the sugar dissolves, about 3 minutes. Set aside to cool completely.
- Wash the strawberries. Put the strawberries and lemon juice into a blender, process until strawberries are pureed. Set aside.
- When the sugar syrup has cooled completely add it to the strawberry puree. Stir well.
- Pour the mixture to a stainless steel pan, and keep in the fridge.
- Transfer the partially thawed sorbet to the blender, and process to break up the large ice crystals that have formed on the sorbet. (This step is what gives the sorbet its wonderful fluffy texture.) Place the sorbet back into the pan and refreeze for at least three hours, and up to several days.
This is my first sorbet and it's very easy to make. Cook everything at least once :D.
Who hates chocolate ? The answer is my husband. He said he's not a sweet tooth and he just love anything fried, such as pastel, bakwan goreng, risol, tahu goreng and many more. In the other hand, I love sweetness and absolutely I love chocolate brownies.
I've never made chocolate brownies before, but since I couldn't wipe off the image of chocolate melt brownies I saw on the internet, I put myself courageously to make one. After searching, googling and do a little research (if you don't mind), I found the famous chocolate brownies recipe. It's Nigel Slater Chocolate Brownies and of course with melted chocolate inside.
The inside part of this brownies is a bit runny, and yummy :D Everyone who loves chocolate and sweetness, will love this cake. So, here's the recipe. I just copy- paste from Sticky Steps.
4) Melt 200g of the chocolate and chop the remaining 50g into small pieces or "gravel" put this aside.
5) Lightly beat the egg mixture and introduce to the creamed sugar/butter slowly with the beater running slowly until combined.
6) Pour in the molten chocolate and fold with a spoon. Add in the chopped chocolate bits.
7) Sift in the dry ingredients and fold in with spoon gently as to not knock any air out.
Come on everyone, don't you want to make one ?
4. Lelehkan 200 gr dark cooking coklat dengan cara ditim, sisihkan 50 gr untuk dipotong-potong kecil.
6. Masukan coklat yang sudah dilelehkan ke dalam adonan dan aduk dengan spatula. Tambahkan lagi dengan sisa cokalt yang sudah dipotong-potong.
7. Campurkan terigu, coklat bubuk dan baking powder ke dalam adonan.
8. Setelah rata, masukan ke dalam loyang dan siap dipanggang.
A very simple recipe, especially when you're not in the mood to bake a cake but you want to eat something sweet but simple and easy to make. I had a really good story to go along with this little recipe. A cup of left-over dark cooking chocolate, that I left behind for a day after my food photography project "When Strawberry met Chocolate". I didn't know what should I do with the chocolate. Then an idea popped out just like that "why don't you make chocolate covered biscuits".
1. In a stainless steel bowl set over a saucepan of boiling water, put in the dark cooking chocolate. Stir until melted, remove from heat.
Easy, isn't it ? And your kids will love it if you make these cookies to joy them.
When the time I read about this event on Facebook, I had an idea to make a simple breakfast in bed. From my album, I already have two photos of food with heart shaped, so I sent those photos.
But the newest concept on my head about breakfast in bed really annoyed me. So there was I, on the supermarket bought an artificial rose, bread, a square white plate and a white cup.
I prepared the sets at night, great concept, and I can't wait to meet morning to shoot and capture my idea. I bought the bread in one of bakery shop, with the name of it on the bread cup. I don't like the look of that bread cup. And I covered it with tissue paper and tied it up with golden ribbon. Voilaa .... nice looking.
For the drink I made hot chocolate, and poured it to the cup. Put an artificial red rose for the bright color. I gathered all the things on a wood tray belongs to my mom.
I use the natural light from the open window in the morning. Natural, dramatic and romantic. here are the pictures.


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Q: T-SQL Compare previous non-NULL and current row to filter out by difference value My sample database (in fact a CTE statement data) looks like this:
eventdate   val
2012-03-23  3965
2012-03-26  3979
2012-03-27  3974
2012-03-28  3965
2012-03-29  3967
2012-03-30  3959
2012-04-02  3951
2012-04-03  3961
2012-04-04  3944
2012-04-05  3935
2012-04-09  3901
2012-04-10  3822

I want to remove the values that are less than 12 in difference.
This is my query and output:
SELECT
eventdate,
CASE
WHEN ABS(val - LAG(val) OVER (ORDER BY eventdate)) <= 12
THEN NULL
ELSE val
END AS val
FROM tbl_1
ORDER BY eventdate

The problem is that it compares between current and previous row.
This is what I get:
eventdate   val
2012-03-23  3965
2012-03-26  3979
2012-03-27  NULL
2012-03-28  NULL
2012-03-29  NULL
2012-03-30  NULL
2012-04-02  NULL
2012-04-03  NULL
2012-04-04  3944
2012-04-05  NULL
2012-04-09  3901
2012-04-10  3822

I need to compare between current and previous non-NULL value, I mean the last value that was not NULLed on the previous step.
This is what I need:
eventdate   val
2012-03-23  3965
2012-03-26  3979
2012-03-27  NULL
2012-03-28  3965
2012-03-29  NULL
2012-03-30  NULL
2012-04-02  3951
2012-04-03  NULL
2012-04-04  NULL
2012-04-05  3935
2012-04-09  3901
2012-04-10  3822

I tried the following. I made a self-referenced CTE query as above replacing THEN NULL with THEN LAG(val) OVER (ORDER BY eventdate) to copy last appropriate value and compare with next. Then remove duplicates. But it deadly loops on OPTION (MAXRECURSION 0) with no output at all.
Seems this could be done by CURSOR only. I need the result set as CTE statement (CURSOR operations within the CTE), to use it in next query.
As far as I looked for CURSOR examples they all are done as a final SELECT to CTE. This is not an option for me!
I am running SQL Server 2014.
Many thanks for your help or thoughts!

A: This does the job:
declare @tbl_1 table (eventdate date, val int)
insert into @tbl_1(eventdate,val) values
('20120323',3965),
('20120326',3979),
('20120327',3974),
('20120328',3965),
('20120329',3967),
('20120330',3959),
('20120402',3951),
('20120403',3961),
('20120404',3944),
('20120405',3935),
('20120409',3901),
('20120410',3822)

;With Ord as (
    select eventdate,val,ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY eventdate) as rn
    from @tbl_1
), Runs as (
    select eventdate,val,val as prevval,rn
    from Ord
    where rn = 1
    union all
    select
        o.eventdate,
        CASE WHEN ABS(o.val - r.prevval) <= 12 THEN NULL ELSE o.val END,
        CASE WHEN ABS(o.val - r.prevval) <= 12 THEN r.prevval ELSE o.val END,
        o.rn
    from
        Runs r
            inner join
        Ord o
            on
                r.rn = o.rn - 1
)
SELECT
    r.eventdate,r.val
from Runs r

Hopefully you can see what we're doing with the two new CTEs - the first (Ord) is just setting things up nicely so that we can easily perform a self join in Runs between the "current" row and the previous one - you may be able to incorporate its logic into the current CTE that's giving us this result set to work from.
In Runs, we also add a new column (prevval) that "remembers" the last non-NULL value that was used. It generates the result set you've asked for:
eventdate  val
---------- -----------
2012-03-23 3965
2012-03-26 3979
2012-03-27 NULL
2012-03-28 3965
2012-03-29 NULL
2012-03-30 NULL
2012-04-02 3951
2012-04-03 NULL
2012-04-04 NULL
2012-04-05 3935
2012-04-09 3901
2012-04-10 3822

And if it's still not clear what it's done, replace the final select with a SELECT *:
eventdate  val         prevval     rn
---------- ----------- ----------- --------------------
2012-03-23 3965        3965        1
2012-03-26 3979        3979        2
2012-03-27 NULL        3979        3
2012-03-28 3965        3965        4
2012-03-29 NULL        3965        5
2012-03-30 NULL        3965        6
2012-04-02 3951        3951        7
2012-04-03 NULL        3951        8
2012-04-04 NULL        3951        9
2012-04-05 3935        3935        10
2012-04-09 3901        3901        11
2012-04-10 3822        3822        12


In October 2017, Metro Weekly profiled Don Blanchon and featured him on the magazine's cover. Read the full profile by John Riley here.
"When I joined, I thought the most important thing I could do is to try and bring some stability so that people knew that they could count on us. I didn't want people worried about whether we were going to be open, because at the time we had had financial difficulties. I wanted people to know that they could come in and get tested for STDs and HIV. I didn't want anybody worried about whether or not we could fill their medications, because if we didn't have enough money we wouldn't be able to stock the shelf for medications.
"If I'm candid with you, we haven't done enough yet to support east of the river and the communities and individuals that live there. There are reasons why we've chosen to do what we've done on 14th Street, but we have a lot of work left to do east of the river, and that, quite frankly, is kind our single biggest priority right now: to figure out our long-term commitment there.


I recently had a need to figure out what sort of schoolyard games children in a very rural small town in 1896 might have indulged in. And I thought I'd share some of my findings with you.
One of the things that surprised me while I was researching the topic of recess is that in some schools there were not restrictions as far as where the children could wander off to, they could mosey into adjoining rural areas or farmlands, so long as they could hear the bell when it rang and return to class on time.
As for the games they would have played, it seems that most of them would be familiar to today's children - at least those who do actively play games still. Games like Tag, Hide-and-seek, Hopscotch, London Bridge, Duck-duck-goose and Follow the leader. Marbles and jacks were popular for those who had access to the materials required. And if they had access to a ball and bat - or were crafty enough to be able to fashion one - they might have played baseball.
During inclement weather, when they were forced to stay inside during recess, they might have indulged in a game of I Spy or Blindman's Bluff. Or perhaps Charades or Jackstraws (what we call pick up sticks).
Then there were word games which tested participants' memories, like I Packed My Suitcase, where participants list things they packed in their suitcase in consecutive letters of the alphabet. The first person might say "I packed my suitcase and in it I place an apple." The next person would have to remember what the first person said and add something that starts with a B such as "I packed my suitcase and in it I packed and apple and a balloon." And so on until someone forgets an item or adds something out of order. I used to play this one with my own kids in the car on long trips and they really enjoyed it.
One game I had not heard of before was one called Throwing The Smile. In it, the players form a circle with on person in the middle. It is the job of that person to try to make everyone smile, by whatever means possible. Anyone who smiles is out. The last person standing wins.
So, as it turns out, I was able to draw on a lot of my own memories of recess as a little girl to write my schoolyard scene.
What about you? Was there a favorite game you remember playing during recess?
And since it is still June, I'm going to give one of the commenters on today's post a copy of my June release The Bride Next Door.
After years of wandering, Daisy Johnson hopes to settle in Turnabout, Texas, open a restaurant, perhaps find a husband. Of course, she'd envisioned a man who actually likes her. Not someone who offers a marriage of convenience to avoid scandal.
I've been wanting your book Bride Next Door since the last scavenger hunt so I'm wicked excited and grateful to get the chance to win a copy! Great post today!!
LOL - I can soooo relate to not being athletic - I was one of those almost-lastto-be-picked kids. And one I hit high school I joined the library club so I can relate to that aspect as well.
Thanks for the kind words about my book and you are definitely entered in the drawing!
here it was similar we use to play things like Red rover come over, Please mr crocodile may I cross the river. Also hopsotch etc. We use to play jump rope and elastics. we also had a playground we use to play on a lot.
Hi Jenny! Please Mr. Crocodile is a new one to me - how was it played?
you have someone as it or the crocodile and the rest will say the words. Please mr crocodile may i cross the river if not why not mummy said I could and daddy said I couldn't then the crocodile will say Only if you have the colour and name one like red, if you have red on you can cross. all others have to try and run across without being caught. If you are caught you join the crocodile and try help catch the other people. they keep going till all are caught and the first caught is the new crocodile.
Bethany - I remember that one! My siblings and I played it when we were kids. And how fun that you can play it with your own child - I'm sure those are memories he'll remember his whole life.
We played games like Red Rover, London Bridge is Falling Down, "Duck, Duck, Goose", "Mother May I", chase, tag, hide and seek, etc. I went to an extremely small non-funded private school out in the rurals of central MS. There was a wooded area behind the school and an abandoned cotton gin (I think that's what it was) on the other side of the woods. There was a grocery store across the street and that was the only buildings around.
Pam, oh my - what fun memories. And you can't just drop a teaser like that stampede comment and NOT explain!!!
Hi Linda, and yes, that's one of the things that surprised me as well, how these same games have remained popular all these years. And thanks for the nice word about my book!
Winnie, thanks for the chance to reminisce about school recess. When I was in grade school in the 1950's, we played pretty traditional games. Two of my favorites were jacks and jumping rope. Sometimes, we played "house", which just meant that we pretended like we were family members--mother, father, children--and we pretended to do the normal activities of a family.
Kick-The-Can, Red Rover, Mother-May-I? Toss ball over church steeple/roof and quietly come around to the other side and the people you tagged were out ~ one neighbor had "croquette" set up but instead of pegs in the ground you had to hit a hole-in-one in the small hole in the ground using a golf ball and a board used as the mallet. That was fun and there was a bare spot toward the holes so you always knew where they were. "Thimble-Thimble who has the thimble ~ passed in a circle; or hid it in plain view ~ you're hot, you're cold." "I spy something red (color). Give clues ~ bigger than a breadbox?" Telephone ~ whisper in someone's ear and it would get all messed up because someone in the middle of the circle would say "sppaee spees spee" and you would make a face and say, "What??" and then others would say, "Hurry," and you'd have to make something up for the next person. A lot of other yard games ~ gunnysack races.
I Packed My Suitcase sounds like a fun game! Also, car travel games, we would do the alphabet with license plates, and count the cows/horses at the side of the road pastures, write down states from license plates. Once we stopped at a wayside and there was a man driving back to Alaska. We asked him to sign our book of states. He was in such a hurry to get back on the road for his deadline, but he did sign it!
Oh Kathleen, your post brought back such fun memories! I think I've played all of those as a kid and most of them with my own children as an adult!
We mostly played kickball and jumped rope. I grew up in MI, so I am sure there were days during the winter that we couldn't go outside, but I don't really remember them.
Hi Patty - those are both pretty popular games among kids. I grew up in South Louisiana so there weren't too many days, even in winter, when we couldn't go outside and play, so only the rain held us back.
I remember playing Tag, Hide and Seek, Follow the Leader and Red Rover. We had a jump rope and a hula hoop. I spent many hours playing those games with my friends. Thank you for entering me in your giveaway.
Barbara - ahhh the hula hoop - I never could get the hang of that thing. I imagine my efforts were pretty comical to anyone watching! Thanks for stopping by.
I remember many of the games you mentioned. Jump rope certainly featured high in the summer months! Thanks for the giveaway.
Hi Betti - Jump rope was one of my favorites as far as the very active games. I even tried my hand a double dutch sometimes but never was coordinated enough to keep it up for very long.
Love the games listed. We played Red Rover when I was in school. Crazy how kids these days have to have hands on games to play and back then it was all in your mind or actively doing something. What great imaginations they must have had!
Susan - you're right - imagination is such a marvelous tool and one whose use should be encouraged - especially in our youth.
Hi Winnie, That suitcase game sounds like fun! It might be a good memory test to sharpen our aging minds. Think I'll get my husband to play it. It'll come in handy since we're going on a trip next week.
We played JUMP ROPE games with double ropes, single ropes.
We also played JACKS and MARBLES.
All this done in boarding school in Nigeria at Kent Academy for missionary kids.
I'd love to win your book! Thank-you.


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This code is working on my localhost perfectly. but when I am putting it on server then during authentication it is giving error :

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Many teachers clamor for worksheets and a lot of parents love them, but respected early childhood professionals say worksheets are an outdated tool and are not developmentally appropriate. However, other experts disagree and worksheets are still broadly being used and distributed to teachers and parents. Our panel of experts joins us to sort through this issue.


This document was commonly developed by people from the Lexit Network. It was written and agreed before the Brexit referendum and was not intended to influence the popular vote one way or another.
Contrary to the theory of the EU as a neutral level playing field, the events after the Great Recession (2007/2009) have shown that the current European integration project is defined by the regressive nature of its treaties and by an unprecedented radicalization of its neoliberal character. Uneven and hierarchical power relations (core – periphery) have long been a feature of European integration, finally culminating in Germany's dominance of the EU's economic policy orientations after the Great Recession. The regulatory developments that accompanied the establishment of the Eurozone and the measures taken in response to the Euro crisis through the imposition of ever stricter and ever less legitimated rules and governance structures (EuroPlus-Pact, Firscal Compact, etc.) deepened the authoritarian, neoliberal nature of EU-integration. Thus, the current integration project became a threat to democracy and popular sovereignty.
The Euro crisis is a product of the misconceived concept and architecture of the European Monetary Union (EMU) from its start, focused on austerity and disinflation as its main targets. Instead of leading to a process of economic and social convergence of Eurozone member states, real economic development (in terms of wages, productivity etc.) drifted ever more apart. EMU was finally creating huge macroeconomic imbalances (e.g. increasing current account deficits not only in the southern EU-periphery, but also in France and Italy; huge current account surpluses in Germany and some others) and, in the first stage, led to capital flows from the EU-core to periphery. This flood of cheap money propelled speculative bubbles based on real estate, finance, and the like, and also heavily increased private and public debt.
An important factor behind the imbalances was Germany's drive to reduce unit labour costs via re-organizing the chains of value creation for Germany's export industries with cheaper labour from Eastern Europe, wage dumping, tax dumping and social cuts.
A consequence was a huge pressure on weaker economies to increase the international competitiveness of their industries and services. Since in the framework of EMU they could not do so with monetary policy anymore, they proceeded with internal devaluation. In practical terms, this meant dismantling of the welfare state, extensive privatization of public services and structures, wage and social dumping, tax competition, attacks on collective bargaining, attempts to disorganize unions and demonization or extensive lay-off of public workers.
As the events in Greece in summer 2015 have shown quite clearly, the Eurozone governance structure is not open for policies that follow the democratically expressed view of the majority of people if they run counter to the neoliberal agenda. When the Syriza-led government tried to implement its program – strengthened by the Oxi-referendum – the ECB used its financial weapons to force the government to capitulate and sign another memorandum.
As has been proven conclusively by countless authors, the Eurozone does not meet the requirements for a functioning monetary area, nor is it to be expected that it will meet such requirements in the future. Among other measures, a functioning monetary area with very different levels of productivity and economic structures, as it is the case in the Eurozone, would require massive financial transfers in order to revert economic imbalances. Reliable analysis show that this would entail the redistribution of some 10% of Eurozone's GDP from stronger to weaker economies, a step which is not only unfeasible in political terms, but also undesirable: As all precedents in the Eurozone have shown, the governments of donor countries would use this position to influence national policies in recipient countries, trampling on democracy. The last years showed how fast such a system undermines popular sovereignty, divides the peoples of Europe and creates room for xenophobia.
Ultimately, the option of a democratic, federal European state that does not reflect the uneven relations of power among the current member states would require a European civil society that is not given, nor can it be pushed into existence from above.
Against the background of the alarming loss of democratic rights, dismantling of welfare states and privatization of public goods, the emancipatory forces in Europe need to propose workable, credible alternatives based on popular sovereignty to the current project of authoritarian neoliberal integration. That is why a Lexit (left exit) must be advanced as a tool to reclaim Democracy.
The alarming upturn of the far right in most Euro countries results inter alia from their position against the EU and Euro governance systems. Their political proposals are misleading: Anti-euro right forces for example are fighting for further controls over immigration while do not make any claim for controls over indiscriminate capital mobility to and from countries pursuing policies of downward wage competition. For them, it would be enough to stop free circulation of people in Europe and abandon the Euro area by leaving currencies determined by free market forces and speculation: We could call this horrendous synthesis "xenophobic neoliberalism".
We invite all people who share the need for Lexit to join our discussions and campaigns! You can sign this call online: lexit-network.org.
That was a very insightful post. Thanks for sharing. What amazes me is that despite all odds we are now living in a world of austerity and neoliberalism that is leading to less economic growth, xenophobia, social instability, neverending wars. In the end it is bad for everyone. What were the powerful people thinking at the time when they designed the EU? Didn't they know that greed, combined with stupidity, and this very old feeling of after me, the deluge, will certainly end in a deluge? Or is it the lack of individual responsibility which makes a social system going from bad to worse because if you do not agree with the plans that I made, it will be bad for me, and it certainly will not be bad for me, kind of thinking. That is also leading to a downward spiral, without any other reason than the feeling that one must be succesfull in this world.
So the alternative of lexit is appreciated as the traditional left wing parties that should keep an eye on the humanity of economic systems are mainly failing us.
That's a slightly misleading statement. Some of the best-known parties, such as Front national, are totally anti-EU, not just anti-euro. That could definitely put a crimp in the free movement of goods and capital, not just people.
None of these neo-liberal 'reforms' could have been implemented without the sponsorship that they received from the remains of the post war left, both social democratic and communist.
And that is a key reason why the "radical right" is making political progress: it represents itself as an enemy of parties which have morphed from flag bearers of socialsm and Trade Unionism into pillars of the state-dessicated calculating machines programmed by economists. In France, Germany, Britain, Italy and Spain, the traditional socialist/social democratic parties have become neo-liberal.
With regard to the EU the common view has been to adopt a faux internationalist, sentimental utopian view of what a 'Europe of the Peoples' could, with a little faith, become. Behind this ludicrously idealistic vision of the indeterminate future the most banal and narrow political practise is justified on the grounds that it represents an evil lesser than that to be expected either from the conservative bourgeois parties or their further right auxilaries.
That was the narrative of the Remain campaign, constantly warning against empowering Tories while warbling siren songs of campfire solidarity and the multiculturalism of a boozer in Bratislava.
Precisely. That's why we need new left-wing parties which are explicitly anti-EU. The old ones betrayed us.
And the leaders of these 'social democrat' Quislings, like Blair and Hawke and Keating in Australia, get well-rewarded for their services on retirement. Blair and the Clintons are filthy, and filthy rich. The Quislings are scared beyond belief by Corbyn because he is NOT morally corrupt, as they are.
Although I wish Corbyn would have come out openly for Brexit before the referendum, I am still backing him and hoping that he'll become PM. He is probably the best hope Britain has.
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Former black ops CIA operative Colby Lane, now retired from his wild years as a mercenary, has found his new calling as assistant chief of security for the mammoth Ritter Oil Corporation. All he wants is a new start. What he discovers, though, is that the past is never far behind. Colby is soon enmeshed in plans to trap a notorious drug trafficker, and it seems that his ex-wife, Sarina Carrington -- whom he so cruelly left after one day of marriage -- may be more involved than she's letting on. Not only that, but Sarina has a six-year-old dark-eyed daughter whose father is mysteriously absent -- or is he?


Bangers and mash, also known as sausages and mash, is a traditional English dish made of mashed potatoes and sausages, the latter of which may be one of a variety of flavoured sausage made of pork or beef or a Cumberland sausage.
The dish is sometimes served with a rich onion gravy. It can also often be found served with fried onions.
This dish may, even when cooked at home, be thought of as an example of pub grub relatively quick and easy to make in large quantities as well as being tasty and satisfying. More up-market varieties, with exotic sausages and mashes, are sold in gastropubs, as well as less exotic alternatives being available in regular public houses.
Although it is sometimes stated that the term "bangers" has its origins in World War II, the term was actually in use at least as far back as 1919. The term "bangers" is attributed to the fact that sausages, particularly the kind made during World War II under rationing, were made with water so they were more likely to explode under high heat if not cooked carefully; modern sausages do not have this attribute.
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Place the potatoes in large pot, cover with water, bring to boil, add salt. Cook until fork tender. Drain and return potatoes back to the pot. Add butter chicken broth, spicy mustard, salt and pepper, mash until smooth.
In a skillet, heat oil over medium high heat. Brown sausage on all sides, until cooked through. Garnish with chives. Enjoy!
My meat and potatoes family could not resist this meal!
I would love to be eating this right now! Looks delicious, and that sausage looks perfectly cooked!
This dish can sometimes be colorless--the use of chives gives it a great pop of color. Looks yummy!
Ooo, I do so love sausage and taters. I love the addition of the spicy mustard to the potatoes in this. Yum!
Oh yum. I spent some time in the UK after college and I tried to get a banger in my mouth at least weekly. Nothing beats it!
Haha, I never knew why they were called bangers, that's awesome!


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This place is not about classical fine dining but more about bio-local upscale food, that you can enjoy both for brunch and dinner.
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The giant size of the place and its very noisy atmosphere.


This quote is just one of 143 total Albert Einstein quotes in our collection. Albert Einstein is known for saying 'I want to know God's thoughts; the rest are details.' as well as some of the following quotes.


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Q: Was DJ the hacker they were looking for? DJ didn't have the rose broach thing that Maz said he'd have, but I had the feeling that nevertheless he was the person they'd been sent to find and maybe the guy they saw with the broach had either stolen, won and bought the broach from DJ who was clearly in some kind of desperate situation (i.e. in jail and presumably broke). And Maz had said there was only one person (she knew of) that could break them on to the First Order's ship and DJ did actually do that...
Is there any evidence to support DJ being the person they were looking for? Or was it just sheer luck that they happened to find the only other person that could break them in that Maz didn't know about?


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MacIntyre relishing McIlroy and Fowler grouping
Robert MacIntyre relishing star grouping at Scottish Open
By Nick Rodger Golf Correspondent
Robert MacIntyre speaks at his Scottish Open press conference
Robert MacIntyre's stock is rising so fast, he'll soon be appearing on the FTSE-100 index.
A plum draw with star attractions Rory McIlroy and Rickie Fowler in the first two rounds of the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open has simply underlined the Oban lad's growing stature.
"You've got to be thrown in at the deep end at some point," he said with a smile of this marquee grouping.
In the sink-or-swim environment of the European Tour, MacIntyre is certainly not grasping for a lifebuoy and, with a couple of runners-up finishes to his name this season and earnings of over £600,000, he's doing more than simply treading water.
At just 22, the former Scottish Amateur champion and Walker Cup player is taking it all in his stride as his rookie campaign continues to offer up new experiences and moments to savour.
"It's going to be a thrill to be chatting with them down the fairways talking golf," he said. Perhaps he can convince McIlroy to have a hit about at Glencruitten one of these days?
"It's where you want to get to," added MacIntyre, who has enjoyed pairings with leading lights like Tommy Fleetwood and Ernie Els on his outings this season.
"It's another step in the progression of my golf career and hopefully it keeps going the way it's going and I can maybe battle with these guys down the line. I suppose people are seeing that I've been doing well so this draw is like, 'well done, here you are'.
"I'm a young up-and-comer. I'm not the finished article, far from it.
"I'm only 22 years old so it's about learning from these guys and hopefully, when I'm their age, I can be one of them."
READ MORE: Russell Knox's No 1 goal is the Ryder Cup
MacIntyre has already enjoyed something of a head-to-head with world No.14 Fowler this week in a 14 club challenge match as part of the European Tour's social media drive.
"I snuck a wee win there," he said of a bit of light entertainment in which two players play a par-3 with every club in the bag.
"I was a bit nervous, with Rickie being a world-class player and me being a wee Oban boy. The shinty stick was in the bag. It was there as the 15th club."
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The XHTML Modularization Specification will make it possible to more easily adapt documents and data to a variety of applications, platforms, and devices. This will give consumers the freedom to access web content using the means of their choosing. Netscape will continue to work within the W3C to define innovative standards such as the Modularization Specification and, through the open source development initiative at mozilla.org, to support these standards in Netscape 6.
-- Jim Hamerly, Vice-President of Client Product Development, Netscape Communications Corporation, a subsidiary of America Online, Inc.
Applied Testing and Technology, Inc. has invested considerable resources and expertise in the production of XHTML Modularization and its related specifications. We are very excited to see that the center-piece of this work is now a W3C Recommendation. We expect rapid adoption of the technology represented by this Recommendation both within our organization and throughout the community. We currently plan to use this Recommendation as the basis of several testing-related document types, and also to support it through the creation of general purpose content testing and validation tools that rely upon the Modularization framework. Finally, as we work with our clients, we plan to encourage them to use Modularization-based DTDs in their web content.
-- Shane P. McCarron, Managing Director, Applied Testing and Technology, Inc.
The Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) develops voluntary standards for digital television. The ATSC has found the W3C work on XHTML Modularization particularly valuable in assisting with the development and promulgation of advanced interactive television platforms which support declarative content. In its current work underway on a DTV Application Software Environment (DASE) Standard, the ATSC makes normative reference to the W3C XHTML Modularization specification.
Modularization of XHTML provides a standard way of customizing markup languages based on XHTML. It makes them more suitable for different types of Web clients such as mobile phones, and lets us include the best features from different markup languages in XHTML. We are plannig using modularisation of XHTML to extend XHTML Basic with WML markup, to combine the best of the new Web and the best of WAP.
Modularization is a key technology to allow mature W3C grammars like HTML to grow and embrace the flexibility inherent in XML. It allows authors to work with well defined subsets of HTML like XHTML-Basic and it allows cell phone manufacturers to converge their telephony standards with the lingua franca of the web, HTML. Furthermore, IBM will exploit the power of Modularization in forthcoming editions of WebSphere Transcoding Publisher.
Panasonic is very pleased that the "Modularization of XHTML" specification has been approved as a W3C Recommendation.
"Modularization of XHTML" provides us a formal/systematic means for subsetting and extending XHTML.
"Modularization" is a very important technique for applying Web technologies to digital home appliances, such as digital TV sets or mobile phones because sometimes there are resource limitations or device specific features on such devices; and "Modularization" allows us to have an specification which best fits to each platform in a systematic way.
As one of the leading companies for digital home appliances, Panasonic highly expects that "Modularization of XHTML" will become the foundation for a wide variety of Web appliances.
-- Yasunori Tanaka, General Manager, Core Software Development Center, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
Mozquito Technologies really appreciates this quantum leap in Web technology. With the Modularization of XHTML, the "X" in "XML" becomes a reality, and the worlds of Web design and XML technology converge. We are very happy to see the extensibility of XML unfold, and we will soon announce a product that builds on this specification. is available.
XHTML Modularization moves the state of Web standards further towards the very important goal of device independence. XML in general, and XHTML in particular (especially when paired with CSS), make it possible to develop common content for a wide range of devices, including mobile phones. These technologies will deliver the important "human readable" part of the Semantic Web of the future.
Openwave's contribution to XHTML Modularization and XHTML Basic demonstrates our dedication to open standards, innovation, and delivering Internet-based communications anywhere, anytime, over any device. XHTML Modularization provides a set of tools that enable the application of a common family of markup languages to many types of devices, from PCs to televisions to mobile phones. The ability to support constrained devices, and the ability to add domain-specific modules for industry-specific needs, is an important milestone in the development of the web.
-- Bruce Martin, Vice President, Technology, Openwave Systems Inc.
Quark sees great promise in XHTML Modularization as a way to help our customers achieve the level of flexibility they need to thrive in today's multiple-media publishing environment. XHTML Modularization could greatly aid the realization of our vision for media-independent publishing. We plan to use this technology as a tool to help our customers deliver content anywhere it needs to go.
-- Juergen Kurz, Director of Product Management, Quark, Inc.
WebGeek, Inc. is delighted to see the advancement of XHTML Modularization to Recommendation at the W3C. Having been involved in the development of this technology for more than a year, we've developed modules, DTDs, and documents for use within our company based on XHTML Modularization techniques. These internal processes have lead to significant improvements in delivery of content and DTD development for our clients, increasing our productivity and adding value for the client, while decreasing our required production time.
-- Ann Navarro, CEO WebGeek, Inc.
At last -- an open solution that meets the requirements of emerging platforms to enable data transfer across multiple channels, without compromising presentation integrity or functionality. We welcome W3C's Recommendation for Modularization of XHTML, the latest member of the XHTML family of specifications, with much enthusiasm. Coupling Modularization of XHTML with other W3C Recommendations such as CSS and XSLT allows for rapid deployment of new services easily and efficiently -- anytime, anywhere and on any device. Initially adopted to serve a dire need for Web applications on mobile devices, Modularization of XHTML ultimately benefits the Web community as a whole: by leveraging more than 12 months' implementation expertise and offering "mix and match" flexibility that results in an enhanced user experience, developers have no excuse to not embrace XHTML today.
The W3C was created to lead the Web to its full potential by developing common protocols that promote its evolution and ensure its interoperability. It is an international industry consortium jointly run by the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science (MIT LCS) in the USA, the National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA) in France and Keio University in Japan. Services provided by the Consortium include: a repository of information about the World Wide Web for developers and users, reference code implementations to embody and promote standards, and various prototype and sample applications to demonstrate use of new technology. To date, over 500 organizations are Members of the Consortium.


Most days I really try to be the best man that I can.
I don't try nor do I claim to be anything beyond what you see and a select few have the privilege of knowing.
My lessons were learned in pencil, and my mistakes made in pen just like yours.
We all have eyes that see out, but its a blessing to have eyes that see in.
Illuminated by the steps I pray to take.
I am a work in progress, scaffolding still erected against my spiritual walls.
I am an interpretation, I am a representative,Ii am abstract art put here to fill the empty glasses you see though and drink from.
I wasn't put here to be.
A farmer of "what-ifs" awaiting my harvest, hoping to sprout the answers of tomorrow.
I am not perfect…I am a ball of emotions wrapped in thick black skin, dipped in potential, peppered with personality and praised with promise.
This speaks to my heart and my soul. I love it. Great post.


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Prices reflect starting rates; you may check our availability calendar online or call us to get exact rates for your desired stay. All rates are based on double occupancy. We are a luxury resort catered to adults only, as such, all registered guests must be at least 16 years of age or older. The rate for every additional guest after the two person occupancy will be $109 per night. Rates includes breakfast and a 3-course dinner.


Outdoor roll up blinds – Direct sunlight on a building can be very disturbing if one lacks sun protection of any kind. Shines in through a window, the temperature can rise to uncomfortable levels. But this can be easily avoided by installing sun protection both indoors and outdoors. Awnings and blinds are basically the same purpose, but they often look very different and vary in material.
Pleated blinds can be found in most buildings and effective to keep sunlight away. They also provide good protection against transparency in a room. Blinds of this type are not made of fabric, and are therefore difficult to vary in color and shape in the same manner as curtains.
Honey Cell Curtains: The curtains consist of the strip and the strip with a pleated fabric in between. They are effective and beautiful confidentiality.
Outdoor roll up blinds are popular in private homes and at such offices. They are installed above a window, and drag down the fabric; you can determine how much sunlight to be blocked.
There are many ways to go if you are thinking about getting new curtains, blinds or awnings. You can find quality blinds from Sandatex, which is the leading provider of awning.
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