Dog adoption is one of the best decisions you can make when looking to bring a new companion into your life, and it's one of the most rewarding experiences you'll ever have. Every year, thousands upon thousands of pets around the world are discarded by owners who simply don't want them or can't look after them. Many of these pets end up in long term shelters – some aren't so lucky. But it's thanks to dog adopters such as yourself that these pets get a second chance at a loving family home and a happy life.
The dog adoption process can differ a little depending where you are and what shelter you're dealing with, but usually it follows a similar pattern.
It typically begins with you filling out some paperwork to ensure you'll be a good fit for adopting a dog.
The next step is for you to meet some of the dogs up for adoption and see which one you like best. Once you find a dog you like, the next step is usually a trial take-home period.
Why a trial period? Well, it's simply to make sure the dog will be a good fit in your home environment. You might love a dog in the shelter, only to find she starts acting differently once you get her home. There are many reasons why a dog can behave differently when brought into a new environment. So the trail period simply lets you make sure the dog is the right one for your home before you make a commitment to taking her permanently. This helps ensure dogs don't simply end up back at the shelter a month after their adoption.
Does Adopting a Dog Cost Money?
Yes, it does cost money to adopt a dog, but usually this cost is simply to cover necessary fees such as vaccinations and registration.
How much does it cost? This will vary depending on where you are in the world and the particular place you adopt from, but typically the full cost will be somewhere between $100 and $300. That may make adoption seem like an expensive option compared to getting a puppy – but it's not, when you consider what you're getting for that money. With a new pup, you not only have to buy the puppy but also go through the process of microchipping, vaccinations, spaying or neutering and so on – all of which are usually covered by adoption fees.
While many people wonder why anyone would want to adopt an adult dog and miss the cute puppy phase, there are many big advantages to adopting a rescue dog.
For starters, rescue organizations endeavor to make sure all their dogs are housetrained to make them as adopt-able as possible. That means you don't have to go through the rather frustrating process of housetraining a new dog, which can often take up to 6 months to get right 100%.
Also, all shelter and rescue dogs are usually spayed or neutered, or this will be covered by adoption fees. That means if you don't want to breed your pet (which you shouldn't, unless you are a professional breeder) you don't have to worry about getting that handled yourself. Spaying or neutering has a tendency to make dogs less aggressive (especially males) and it can reduce or eliminate the risk of certain diseases, including some types of cancer. Not to mention – the reason there are so many dogs in rescues and shelters to begin with is that too many unwanted puppies are born, either because people allow their dogs to 'go wandering' or because of people with good intentions who breed their pets without really knowing what they're doing.
Of course, occasionally problems can arise with an adopted dog. While rescue and shelter workers strive to make sure they train out any potential behavior problems before offering a dog up for adoption, old behavior problems can sometimes reappear after a dog has been in a new home for several months. You have to bear in mind that it may take some time for a dog who has had a hard life to adjust to a loving family home. Get yourself a good training guide, make sure you provide plenty of affection and get into a regular obedience training routine as quickly as possible and you shouldn't have any major problems.


This is a sequel to the Power of One, where David and his son, Jonathan, continue their healing journeys. David's Mom, Julie, gets a surprise when her soon-to-be ex-husband arrives and wants to get in contact with them, causing problems that accentuates Jonathan's powers. Doctor Hollis and Nurse Betty also reappear, with their son, Brandon, who has Leukemia, creating a dilemma for David. This story has some twists and turns to it that will excite the reader. This book has a surprise ending that is most heart warming. It is a tale well told and is just waiting for you.
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"Just pump gas in the car right now, but that fuel you are smelling is from work."
It turns out this guy has been working on aircraft for more than a decade as a certified Rotax Aircraft Engines technician, certified instructor, and holds a Federal Airframe and Powerplant License. With the strict standards and expectations working with aircraft you see the same approach taken with this Eclipse.
"The car was originally purchased from a local Mitsubishi dealership back in 2006 with about twenty thousand miles on the odometer. Unaware of the performance specifications for this particular platform I was just drawn to the streamlined styling of this 2-door coupe. Being new to import vehicles, I took a lot of time to decide what to do with the car, but the 200 horsepower from the factory engine was just not enough."
Let's face the facts here, when Mitsubishi released the 3rd generation Eclipse there was no option for a turbo or all wheel drive as with previous generations so the performance appeal was completely missing. Very few enthusiasts choose to acknowledge this particular generation of the Eclipse or consider modifying such a vehicle. Brett spent countless hours digging through the online communities for some direction to take on what would become a long journey of building his own vision for the Eclipse.
From the ground up this car has been refined with performance bushings, coilover suspension, and an OEM Evo VIII Brembo Brake system.
"This was built for enjoyment and reliability, after all what fun is it when you rarely get to drive it or just take off on the highway in any direction. The biggest challenge I had to face was the lack of aftermarket parts available for the platform. Sourcing parts from various other vehicles and manufacturers took a great deal of time and research." This is where you have a sense of respect for the amount of work that goes into something truly being built here.
"The 3.8L 6G75 Non-MIVEC engine swap was still fairly new to the platform and was showing promising potential, but I was not satisfied with just another 3.8L motor swap. I wanted to build something that would make above 300 horsepower naturally aspirated."
The engine was disassembled to begin its transformation into what would become a 4.0L power house of sorts. The engine had to hold up to Brett's expectations of both performance and reliability. Sourcing parts such as oversized CP pistons, Brian Crower connecting rods, aftermarket camshafts and so much more, he set of a level of quality for the finished results. With reliability a top priority Brett even had the crankshaft and connecting rod bearings treated by Calico Coatings to reduce wear even further. Keeping meticulous consistency the fuel system was also upgraded with a larger pump and injectors to ensure this engine was well fed. Though this engine was being built in naturally aspirated form, the ignition system was also upgraded with an MSD ignition that would have no difficulty maintaining sufficient spark to ignite the mix. The next area of focus for Brett was the intake system to make sure this engine could breathe efficiently throughout the RPM ranges. To do this he chose an Xcessive Manufacturing intake plenum fitted with a 70mm throttle body. The intake plenum volume increase was enough to sustain upper RPM range air flow demands when merging onto the open road.
"Just because this vehicle was not being built for racing it still had to perform as such. With the fully balanced rotating assembly this engine will cruise down the highway as smooth as it looks, yet still put power to the ground when you demanded it."
Up until the last six months this engine was built as a Non-MIVEC version of the 6G75 series motors. Camshafts for this engine were still not developed to provide optimal output and expenses were adding up quicker than the results. Brett tells us, "Myself and others ended up doing some research and development on custom camshafts for the Non-MIVEC engines, but we just couldn't find a camshaft profile that would perform as well as the MIVEC engines were." He goes on to say, "With the MIVEC configuration I get the best of both worlds with excellent low end torque and high rpm horsepower." Without hesitating he sourced a set of 6G75 MIVEC cylinder heads and sent them off for the full treatment and flow-bench testing to ensure maximum results this time around.
Brett says, "The BlackHeart Motors distributor plate was such a pleasant and welcomed aftermarket component. Without it, I definitely would not have been able to make Mitsubishi Owners Day this year. It is a good feeling to be around hundreds of people who share the same enthusiasm for the Mitsubishi brand of vehicles. One of the coolest parts of Factory MOD is being able to tour the assembly line your vehicle came off of when it was new. Showing up at an event like this as the underdog of Mitsubishi platforms, I personally found it more satisfying to drive a car that truly surprises people."
Our blog features other sections which are geared towards certain topics. Be sure to check past issues as well for previous publications we have made.
"Road Side" - Features Owner Interviews, Event Coverage, and travels of the open road.
"The Workbench" - Features Technical Articles, Modifications, How-To's, and general performance topics.


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Tonge: "They've grown as a group."
Dale Tonge believes that the players' underlying mentality is crucial to Barnsley's recent run of fine form.
The Reds travel to Doncaster Rovers on Friday evening for a crunch Sky Bet League One clash looking to make it 18-games unbeaten and tighten their grip on second place.
Five consecutive clean sheets have further emphasised Barnsley's credentials as one of the favourites to seal promotion when the season draws to a close in May, with 18 in all competitions this campaign.
"I think it shows focus, resilience and a togetherness, more than anything, in adversity with circumstances like injuries and things that are out of our control," insisted Tonge.
"It's been great to see, from our point of view, that the boys have taken it on themselves, they've grown as a group together and nothing has changed – they're still doing the same things in training and away from the club, so it's been great."
This will be the Reds' third game in seven days following the 2-0 win over Accrington Stanley on Saturday and the invaluable point against Sunderland in midweek.
The blustery conditions at Oakwell on Tuesday evening made it difficult for the players to find their attacking rhythm against the Black Cats, but Barnsley were unfortunate not to claim all three points against their promotion rivals.
Mamadou Thiam rattled the crossbar in the first half, while Cauley Woodrow saw his header ruled out for offside after the interval as Daniel Stendel's side maintained a four-point gap to third place Sunderland.
"I don't think conditions suited us in terms of our style of play, but I think the magnitude of the game took a lot out of the players, psychologically, as well, so it was good to have a down day yesterday – not too intense – and we'll look to pick up again against Doncaster," continued Tonge.
"The Gaffer mentioned it, especially after, the mentality of the boys to keep a clean sheet in a game of that magnitude was a big statement because, although chances were few and far between, I think the boys at the back looked comfortable.
"So it was a strong performance in tough conditions, especially in the second half when they had the wind with them; they went very direct and it's tough sometimes to play those games and dealt with it very well."
Doncaster come into the game on the back of a 1-1 draw against Blackpool on Tuesday evening.
Tommy Rowe's equaliser 17 minutes from time cancelled out Michael Nottingham's opener to salvage a point for Grant McCann's side, who haven't won in their last five league outings.
However, despite Rovers' poor run of results, Tonge is anticipating a tough Yorkshire derby at the Keepmoat Stadium – especially given Donny's performance in the reverse fixture this campaign.
"They were outstanding here, in the home game – I think they're the best team that have come to us this season, so we're expecting the same when we go there," asserted the Reds' Assistant.
"We're not looking at past results; we're expecting the best Doncaster team to come and play us. It's a big occasion and they're looking to get back a bit of momentum for themselves, and it's on Sky so we're expecting a big performance from Doncaster.
"I know Grant personally from being here; he's doing a fantastic job and he's a great character – honest and hardworking. As a player, he was quite demanding of other players so it's no surprise that he's got the best out of young and old players.
"I think the style of play they have as well is exciting to watch; they score a lot of goals and in John Marquis they've got a good player. Again, I played with John so I know what he's like and what he's capable of, and I think he can play higher."
You can watch Dale's full press conference on iFollow Barnsley.
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Tonge: "This game has extra significance."
Dale Tonge is anticipating a tough encounter when Burton Albion visit Oakwell on Tuesday evening.
Tonge: "Character can never be questioned."
Dale Tonge insists that the character within the camp was never in doubt as Barnsley bounced back from their first defeat since December with a commanding 4-2 victory over Fleetwood Town.
Tonge: "Momentum is the main thing."
Dale Tonge believes that results over the Easter weekend have put Barnsley in a strong position in the race for promotion from Sky Bet League One.
Tonge: "Let's attack these last five games."
Dale Tonge is urging Barnsley to approach the last five fixtures with a positive mindset in order to finish the Sky Bet League One campaign strongly.
Dane Murphy: "Nothing is given, everything is earned."
Appointed CEO of the Reds this week, we've caught up with Dane Murphy to talk about his arrival and what it means for the future.
PRESS  Reaction to Bochum victory
Barnsley made it three wins from three pre-season friendly outings on Wednesday night, edging VFL Bochum 2-1 in Marl as Daniel Stendel's squad prepare for the 2019/20 Sky Bet Championship campaign,...
Woodrow: "Everyone is looking fit and strong."
Ahead of another gruelling session in the French sun, we caught up with hotshot striker Cauley Woodrow to get his thoughts on pre-season so far.
Stendel: "It was a good test for us."
Following the Reds latest pre-season friendly outing - Tuesday night's 4-2 victory over Toulon - Head Coach, Daniel Stendel gave iFollow Barnsley his reaction.

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The old ways of running an organization simply aren't working.
Gallup's annual State of the Workplace report is out--and the results are clear on one thing: The old ways of running an organization simply aren't working.
In-depth research from over 195,600 American employees reflects the fact that we're in a time of extraordinary change, with emerging technology transforming the nature of employment as we know it. The figures indicate a startling trend of disengagement across the board, which Gallup believes is a contributing factor for America's lagging productivity.
In facilities management, the need for engagement is stronger than ever as a widening talent supply gap poses a threat to the future of many organizations. A survey released by the Associated General Contractors of America showed that nearly 80% of construction businesses are having trouble finding qualified skilled labor.
A low awareness of the FM field also persists, with research from JLL revealing that most Millennials are unclear what a job in the industry entails--even when they have the skills to thrive in an FM position. Just 1% of Millennials saw a future career for themselves in the field.
The 43% who reported an awareness of the field had varying levels of what a job in FM entails. Older Millennials (aged 30-34) and men (56% vs. 30% of women) had higher levels of awareness, showing an enormous amount of potential to raise the profile of FM among younger Millennials and women. Using campus recruiting, social media, apps, internships and more Millennial-friendly techniques can help boost FM awareness and make known your company's desire to take on new talent.
Design and deliver a compelling and authentic employer brand.
Take employee engagement from a survey to a cultural pillar that improves performance.
Approach performance management in ways that motivate employees.
Offer benefits and perks that influence attraction and retention.
Enable people to work successfully from locations besides the office.
Construct office environments that honor privacy while encouraging collaboration.
Improve clarity and communication for employees who work on multiple teams.
Build a performance development environment where there is ongoing dialogue and recognition.
Bring the big picture to life for employees by cultivating a feeling of purpose.
Talk to each employee about the unique value they provide to their team.
Create feedback loops so employees feel involved in decision-making processes.
Make regular adjustments to align work, when possible, with team members' strengths.
Create opportunities to learn, acquire new skills, and try different ways of doing work.
Require all employees to take the Clifton Strengths assessment to recognize each individual's natural strengths.
Institute a leadership philosophy of developing strengths versus fixing weaknesses.
Caption: Gallup's 12 elements of engagement.
The cost of disengaged employees is significant...and toxic. These workers are more likely to steal from the company, negatively influence co-workers, miss work days, and even drive customers away. In fact, Gallup estimates that actively disengaged employees cost the U.S. $483 billion to $605 billion each year in lost productivity.
The time is now to make a change. In 2012, 19% of Americans believed it was a good time to find a quality job. In 2016, 42% said it was a good time--reflecting a rising optimism and willingness to leave their job to find better opportunities. In FM, this issue is compounded by a higher-than-average age of facility managers (49 vs. the national average of 43).
Organizations must capitalize on their potential for improvement now or risking losing talent to adaptable employers that "get it." With a vulnerable present and unsure future, FM organizations that take stock in their biggest asset--its people--will thrive and drive growth by attracting and retaining loyal employees.


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This classic white gold ring with its fine engraving is from the Art Deco era. Meant to be a men's pinky ring, this would make a great everyday piece for the right lady.
In the Victorian era, transportation was far more expensive than it is now. Rubies had to be brought from Burma, Emeralds from South America. This cost translated into the price of the stones, making them far too expensive for the average consumer. In response, jewelers found interesting ways to make natural stones go a little farther. Synthetics were created: stones faceted from crystals grown in laboratories. These remained popular right through the Art Deco era.


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Black History Month gives us all a rare chance to meet or become re-acquainted with African-Americans of achievement in history. One such individual is Molly Williams, who was not only the first female firefighter in America but also an African-American living in New York City in the early 1800's. Her story, while little known when I found it, was memorable. I'd love to tell you how I 'met' Molly and why I HAD to tell her story.
As a writer, I'm always looking for a good idea for "the next book".
However, some of my best book ideas have come looking for me.
That's just what happened with MOLLY BY GOLLY! The Legend of Molly Williams, America's First Female Firefighter.
The drama inherent in her story, and the heroic character reflected by her actions, captivated me immediately. Add in the fact that firefighters 'run' in our family, including an aunt who'd been the first woman to work with our township fire department as an EMT in the early 1970's, and I was hooked ! The earthquake manuscript was set aside, and I set out to tell the story of a spunky, strong woman who was not afraid to jump into action when her neighbors needed help.
Flipping to the bibliography page, I noted other firefighting books that might give me more information or sources. I googled websites, contacted fire museums and firefighting organizations, searching for details about Molly's adventure. I checked databases to find out if there had ever been a children's book published about Molly Williams. The answer was no.
I'd also discovered that few picture books had ever been published on historical firefighting techniques and tools. Another plus—Molly's legend could also help kids understand how fires were fought in early America.
Some versions said that an influenza outbreak raged as well as the snowstorm at the time of the neighborhood fire.
Molly worked for either John Aymar or Benjamin Aymar who was a volunteer member of the NYC Fire Company No. 11.
Molly always wore a calico dress and checkered apron.
She was a cook for both the Aymar family and the fire company, also known as Oceanus 11.
The company volunteers nicknamed her "Volunteer No. 11".
I also sought firefighting experts to help me tell the story with as much technical accuracy as possible. Two such experts generously gave me their time, expertise and knowledge: David Lewis, Curator, Aurora Regional Fire Museum, Aurora, Illinois; and Damon Campagna, director and curator of the New York City Fire Museum. These patient souls answered my many questions about firefighting tools, machines, methods, and protective gear that would have been common in Molly's day.
My friendly, neighborhood research librarian helped track down hard-to-find documents and books. Trips to fire museums gave me a real sense of the size and weight of the picks, axes, and pumper engine Molly would have to handle.
Next, a world had to be built for Molly to live in when she was not fighting fires. What clothing did she and her neighbors wear? What did the houses and streets look like? As I wrote early story drafts, I continued to do research on everyday life in Early America as well as firefighting lore.
With guidance from my editor and fellow critique group members, I kept writing with the goal of telling Molly's story in language today's young reader would easily understand, while sprinkling in terms such as 'spatterdashes' and 'johnny cakes' to give the text the flavor of this by-gone era.
But how to characterize Molly herself? Little was known about her life, apart from her firefighting adventures. Here, I drew upon the many strong women from my own life as inspiration for her courage, strength, tenacity, loyalty and dedication to community service. Their spirit guided Molly's thoughts, words and action.
Illustrator Kathleen Kemly captured Molly perfectly in physical form, from body language to facial expression. Just as I had, Kathleen worked closely with our firefighting experts and relied on historic records and pictures to capture Molly's story perfectly in beautiful, bright, double-paged spreads. She also visited the New York City Fire Museum, taking photos and sketching antique firefighting equipment.
Through the long journey from our 'happy accident' meeting I've always loved 'my Molly'. It has been my pleasure to share her story. Not every child will grow up to be a firefighter, but it's my hope that all those who read about Molly's legendary tale will be inspired to help others as she did long ago, and as modern firefighters do every day.


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Digital Project Archivist, Wildlife Conservation Society Library & Archives, Digital project archivist for a legacy media archives project funded by the Leon-Levy Foundation.
Media Archivist, Allied Productions, Collection Assessment, arrangement and re-housing of Allied Productions and Naked Eye Cinema's audiovisual and paper archive.
Media Preservation Assistant, NYU Bobst Library, Barbara Goldsmith Preservation and Conservation Department, Inspected films, video and audio recordings for condition and content, supported in the digitization of video and audio recordings for long-term preservation. Conducted research on special collections media holdings.
Archive Fellow, Smithsonian Institution, Ralph Rinzler Center for Folklife & Cultural Heritage, Management and creation of a workflow for ingesting a/v born digital assets into Smithsonian's DAMS. Running data validation checks, embedding metadata using IPTC Core, administering micro reporting on files.
Assistant Librarian and Image Digitization, Biblioteca Francisco Oller, Escuela de Artes Plásticas, Scanning and cataloguing EAP's photography archive, cataloging and assisting in the management of an Art School Library.
Archive Apprenticeship, Filmoteca Cataluña, Reporting and assessing the archive's nitrate collection, cleaned and repaired film tears for scanning, performed preliminary digital restoration using Diamant Restoration suite. Preparing film prints for exhibition.


For the better part of two seasons, Real Salt Lake have been looking for an answer at No. 9.
Over the past two weeks, they may have found it. And in an unexpected place.
RSL head coach Mike Petke moved center midfielder Damir Kreilach into a more attacking role for the club's game at the Colorado Rapids on Aug. 25. Petke explicitly told Kreilach that he wasn't to strictly play as a No. 9, but that either he or usual No. 10 Albert Rusnak would have to occupy the center backs and make runs in behind while the other sat a bit deeper and handled more of the playmaking duties.
So far, the tactical tweak has paid off. RSL have scored six goals in each of their last two matches, a 6-0 win at the Rapids and a 6-2 thrashing of the LA Galaxy at Rio Tinto Stadium last weekend. They've been boosted by some mitigating circumstances (Colorado were down to nine men by halftime; LA have conceded the second-most goals in MLS this year), but the attack has been fluid and Kreilach and Rusnak have been producing. They combined for seven goals and one assist in the two blowouts, with Kreilach bagging a hat trick in the win against LA.
The uptick in production has been a welcome change for an RSL team that hasn't gotten much out of their No. 9 in either of the last two years. The messy end to Yura Movsisyan's time with the club this winter and the failed Alfredo Ortuño experiment this spring left the club without a proven option up top. Luis Silva has had success in the role in the past, but he's struggled with injuries this season. Rookie Corey Baird performed admirably for a long stretch of the season, but he's a natural winger that never played as a full-time No. 9 in his academy or college days. Having him fill the role for a Western Conference playoff hopeful in his first season as a pro was always a big ask.
It hasn't been for Kreliach, who has done most of the dirty work as RSL's point man while Rusnak operates in the open spaces around him. The 29-year-old can finish at least as well if not better than the other options RSL have used at striker this year, is big enough to bother opposing center backs, has the feet to combine well with Rusnak and wingers Joao Plata and Jefferson Savarino and the understanding to create gaps for them.
Moving Kreilach higher up the field has had another positive knock-on effect. It's allowed Sunny Stephen to slot into the starting lineup alongside fellow defensive midfielder Kyle Beckerman. That's given RSL more strength and mobility in the middle than when Beckerman partnered with Kreilach, who's less defensively-minded than Sunny and struggled at times to build chemistry with Beckerman.
And though Petke didn't want to commit to his tweaked setup for the rest of the season, it looks like the new approach will serve fourth-place RSL well down the stretch – and potentially into the playoffs.


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appearance on Studio 62 with Jamarcus Gaston Talking about Brevard Bites Food Tours!
Sixteen-year-old Matthew Sharpsteen brings food tours to town
By Emily Glaser, WNC Magazine
Less than a decade ago, parts of Brevard were a veritable ghost town. The town's industry fell when three factories shuttered in 2005, and that was soon exacerbated by the Great Recession. But in a heartwarming rendering of the little town that could, the folks of Brevard brought the community back to life with a smattering of stylish eateries that fostered a fledgling tourism scene. At the epicenter of Brevard's modern-day food tourism stands a surprising figure: 16-year-old Matthew Sharpsteen.
The antithesis of your typical teen, Sharpsteen doesn't greet you with a moody glare but with a genuine grin. The common high schooler's disdain for learning is replaced with a fervor for knowledge. And where most teenagers might grudgingly shuffle to part-time work, Sharpsteen operates his own business.
After a brief stint in Chicago, Sharpsteen returned to Brevard this spring, armed with a big-city idea: Brevard Bites Food Tours. A flexible homeschooling schedule, thriving
relationships with local restauranteurs, his family's
multigenerational passion for good food, and experience in tour guiding (he began volunteering with the unofficial Hunger Games Tour when he was just 10) made Sharpsteen an ideal proprietor.
Brevard Bites is the first and only food tour in Brevard, a town where the population grows from a sleepy 7,000 to 32,000 during peak summer months. "Basically, vacationing is eating in a place you've never been before," Sharpsteen explains when asked why food tours are booming in touristy towns across Western North Carolina. "If [tourists] start with a food tour, that immediately gives them an opportunity to try six different restaurants. … A vacation becomes so much more when you learn about the history and culture of the town and get to know some of the people behind the scenes who make the town what it is."
Sharpsteen escorts hungry tourists to some of the best eateries in Brevard, where they sample bite-size dishes and meet the chefs. The tours begin at Wine Down on Main, then venture to five other destinations, like Blue Ridge Bakery and Brevard Brewing Company. Sharpsteen is quick to offer gratitude to the restaurants with which he partners, and it's clearly a symbiotic relationship. "Over the last few years, the town has really come together to create something beautiful," he says with a toothy smile. Indeed, it's a fulfilling pursuit for all.
Brevard Bites - Tours are offered Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 2-4:30 p.m., and custom tours are available. $39 per person, tickets must be purchased online; (828) 565-2483; www.brevardbitesfoodtours.com
Credit: Patrick Sullivan, Times-News
Teen Entrepreneur is Tour Guide to Food Scene
By Steve Wong, Times-News Correspondent
BREVARD — Whether you are among the some-7,000 residents who live in Brevard yearround or the 32,000 tourists who sight see during spring, summer and fall, you've got to eat, and 16-year-old Matthew Sharpsteen has a food tour that gives you both a taste and the vibe of the city.
"Do what?" yelled one of the 10 people on the tour hoofing it through downtown Brevard on a recent Saturday afternoon. "You're only 16 years old?"
"I am!" the young man walking backwards with a big smile on his face yelled in reply. "I just got my drivers license a few weeks ago." Everyone in the group laughed. There were a lot of laughs during the two-and-a-half-hour Brevard Bites Food Tour because Sharpsteen knows how to keep a group on schedule, engaged and happy.
Touring people seems to be his calling, he said. He recently spent time in Chicago, touring people in a city about which he knew very little. He admits that he faked it with good humor.
Those in the Brevard group who didn't already know Sharpsteen's age were surprised. He's young, but he knows his stuff. He knows sophisticated foods and how to pronounce their names. He knows beverages that he's too young to drink. He knows "fun facts" about Brevard because he went to the library to study them. And it seems he knows just about everyone in downtown Brevard. As he toured, he was constantly saying "hey" to and hugging shopkeepers.
"Matthew was an excellent tour guide, knowledgeable, personable and engaging," said Marlaine Belanger, a Brevard resident who took the tour. "He had a rapport with the owners and chefs, as well as the guests on the tour. At 16, he's light years ahead of most 20-somethings."
The group of 10 strangers met at 2 p.m. at Wine Down on Main, a small wine cafe. Sharpsteen was bustling about, making sure each place setting at the bar was complete with waiver ("In case you get hit by a tourist"), name card, name tag, color brochure, printed itinerary, discount coupon, bottle of water, and wine glass. As each guest came in, he or she was greeted with an enthusiastic handshake and round of introductions.
With only 20 minutes scheduled for each stop, Sharpsteen knew he had to keep things moving and quickly brought the gathering to order. After a lighthearted welcome, he introduced the restaurant's manager, who told everyone a little bit about the shop and gave them a taste of what was offered — a sip of an Italian Prosecco and a small plate with an assortment of cheeses, bread and olives. The day's guests included local professionals and visitors from Wilmington and Upstate South Carolina. Some have come from as far away as Atlanta and Pittsburgh.
"This is a great idea!" said Patti Butler, Wine Down's co-owner. "It really gives the tourist a way to get a taste of all the amazing food Brevard has to offer. Matthew is such an engaging, funny, detailed and knowledgeable guy. Brevard Bites is new and very informative, professional and upbeat. And we get publicity and the chance to meet new folks who are visiting the area."
"I moved here from New Orleans," Belanger said. "So I can appreciate good food and think that for the size of our community, Brevard has first-class dining experiences. I am a travel agent and have taken various food tours around the world."
The streets of downtown Brevard are busy during the summer, full of tourists and locals enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. Like a pied piper, Sharpsteen led his followers to the next five food stops, and along the way was a fount of local trivia and spirited conversation. The venues were Blue Ridge Bakery, Hobnob Restaurant, Jordan Street Cafe, Brevard Brewing Company & Quixote Fine Cuisine, and Kiwi Gelato. The food and drinks ranged from Greek treats and Seafood Newburg to zucchini blossom soup and craft beer.
"Brevard Bites Food Tours was my idea," Sharpsteen said after the tour. "I have had many years of tour guiding experience, and I knew I wanted to start my very own tour company. Brevard has such a robust culinary community with over 40 restaurants that it shocked me that no one had thought of the idea before me. Brevard's quirkiness and welcoming atmosphere of Southern hospitality combined with its great food all helped to inspire me to start up this company."
To his credit, Sharpsteen, a rising home-schooled junior, did his homework. For the past five months, he developed his concept. In addition to selling his idea to restaurants and working out the details, he has demonstrated marketing savvy by creating a user-friendly website — BrevardBitesFoodTours.com— a professionally designed logo, color rack cards, a social media platform (on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) and textbook perfect news releases.
"The business community in Brevard is phenomenal, and they have been so enthusiastic about the launch of Brevard Bites Food Tours and encouraging to me," he said. "Since my mom has a lot of experience in marketing and business consulting, she's been a tremendous help."
Having launched his tours in August, Sharpsteen hopes to add more restaurants to his list and create a second "classic" tour, as well as a dessert tour. Currently, he tours Thursday, Friday and Saturday starting at 2 p.m. The tickets are $39 per person, and tips are never turned down.
"I definitely would take the tour again, and plan to take friends and relatives," Belanger said. "It's a great overview of our food scene and the personality of our town. I think locals would enjoy this tour as much as visitors. And another interesting thing happened along the way," she added. "We got to know the others on the tour and were thoroughly enjoying the camaraderie."
Ever the entrepreneur, Sharpsteen said, "I want people to know that Brevard Bites is a fabulous way to start off your vacation and explore restaurants you've never been to. I recommend taking the tour at the beginning of the their trip so that they can go back to their favorite stops and take advantage of a 10 percent off coupon.
"It truly is the best way to explore downtown Brevard's culinary scene, and at the same time explore its wonderful history and eclectic culture. It's an awesome way to meet Brevard's most interesting people!"
To book a tour, visit www.brevardbitesfoodtours.com or call 828-565-2483 (BITE).
16-Year-Old Launchses Brevard Bites Food Tours
Transylvania Times
Brevard Bites Food Tours has announced the launch of its Brevard-based food tour company, offering guided culinary walking tours through downtown Brevard. The tours, part of a growing trend of culinary food tours, will offer guests food tastings at local restaurants and food specialty shops where guests will enjoy tapas-sized portions of house specialties and drink pairings, while viewing the city's architectural features and learning interesting tidbits about the town's history..
Some of the food stops on the tour will include Marco Trattoria, Jordan Street Café, Hobnob, Wine Down, Broad Street Wines, Blue Ridge Bakery, The Proper Pot, and Kiwi Gelato. The tours will last approximately two-and-a-half hours and will visit six restaurants during each walking tour.
"I'm excited to showcase the best restaurants in Brevard," said 16-year-old owner Matthew Sharpsteen. "My goal is to introduce the amazing cuisine we have here to both locals and visitors alike, and encourage guests to slow down and truly enjoy the charm of downtown while learning about Brevard's fun and entertaining history and culture."
Sharpsteen says all food tour stops have one thing in common – a commitment to quality fresh fare and personable one-on-one rapport with guests. While sampling, guests will enjoy talks with chefs and owners, learning about their commitment and passion for great food. During the food tour, guests may learn about different wines, taste a unique "white squirrel cocktail," sample tasty bites from one of many categories (charcuterie, chocolates, etc.), and chat one-on-one with the chefs.
"It's very exciting to be a restaurant partner for the Brevard Bites Food Tours," said Patty Fisk, co-owner of Wine Down on Main. "This tour is a wonderful addition to our community. We're proud of partnerships like this that draw people together to explore our town and support small businesses."
Clark Lovelace, executive director of the Brevard/Transylvania Chamber and Transylvania County Tourism Development Authority, said that whether one is a local resident or visiting Brevard for the first time, taking a walking food tour is a great way to experience the true essence of Brevard.
"Brevard is blessed with a great culinary scene, a charming downtown, and a rich history," said Lovelace. "BrevardBites Food Tours combines these to offer a truly unique experience."
Brevard Mayor Jimmy Harris said, "Brevard has such a unique and eclectic menu mix in our restaurants that having a popular "food tour" is no surprise! Having quality fine dining is a large part of Brevard's economic success!"
In fact, culinary tourism is quickly proving to be one of the world's fastest growing industries. In October 2015, the first Global Food Tourism Conference (GFTC) was held in Chicago, solidifying the food tour industry as a booming and vibrant segment in global tourism.
Sharpsteen said he's ready to meet the demand in Brevard, even offering tours in Japanese, a language in which he is fluent.
Tickets for Brevard Bites Food Tours are $39 each and can be purchased online at http://www.brevardbitesfoodtours.com. The tours will begin at 2 p.m. and will operate Thursday, Friday, and Saturdays throughout the year. Private group tours and gift certificates are also available by calling (828) 565-2483. Brevard Bites Food Tours can also be found on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Copyright © 2019 Brevard Bites Food Tours, All rights reserved.


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Q: Updating an MS Access database from VB 2015 I'm trying to update an MS Access database from VB 2015 code. The dataset info is not getting back to the database.
I've read the answers here which say you must not AcceptChanges before the update, but if this is commented out, then da.Update(ds) below gives:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in System.Data.dll
Additional Information: Update requires a valid UpdateCommand when passed DataRow collection with modified rows.

Database TestDb – One Table = TestTable – Design:
Name        Type               Size
--------    -------          ------
ID          Long Integer          4 Primary Key
Name        Text                255
NumberOne   Long Integer          4
NumberTwo   Long Integer          4

Contents:
TestTable
ID  Name        NumberOne   NumberTwo
1   EntryOne    1
2   EntryTwo    2
3   EntryThree  3
4   EntryFour   4
5   EntryFive   5

Note that the "NumberTwo" column is intentionally left blank.

Program DbTest.vb

*

*On start, the program loads the database into the dataset. The <<, <, >, and >> buttons can be used to step through the data.

*The Execute button fills the dataset's "NumberTwo" column with the squares of the entries in the "NumberOne" column.

*The Save button attempts to save the modified dataset back to the database via the data adapter. The database is then loaded into the second dataset in order to check whether the first dataset was properly saved back to the database. By then stepping through the data, it is revealed that the save FAILED.
My code:
'**********
' DbTest.vb
' Version 0.00
' MDJ 2015/11/11
'**********

Imports System
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Text
Public Class Form1
    Dim conn As NewOleDb.OleDbConnection(connectionString:="Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=TestDB.accdb;Persist Security Info=False;")
    Dim strSQL As String = "SELECT * FROM TestTable"
    Dim da As New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter(strSQL, conn)
    Dim ds As New DataSet()
    Dim ds2 As New DataSet()
    Dim intCurrentIndex As Integer
    Dim dSaved As Boolean = False
    Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
    dSaved = False
    txtError.Text = "No Exceptions"
    Try
        conn.Open()
    Catch ex As OleDb.OleDbException
        txtError.Text = "OleDbException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As DataException
        txtError.Text = "DataException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As Exception
        txtError.Text = "Other Exception"
        GoTo errExit
    End Try
    txtError.Text = "Error: ds Is Empty"
    ' Fill dataset from database
    da.Fill(ds)
    'Check if the Table is empty
    If ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count > 0 Then
        txtError.Text = "No Error"
    End If
errExit:
    conn.Close()
End Sub

Private Sub btnFirst_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnFirst.Click
    'Since 0 is the first row
    intCurrentIndex = 0
    txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
    txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
    txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
    txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    If dSaved = True Then
        txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnPrevious_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnPrevious.Click
    'We move back only if we're not at the first row.
    If intCurrentIndex > 0 Then
        'Subtract one from the current index.
        intCurrentIndex = intCurrentIndex - 1
        txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
        txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
        txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
        txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        If dSaved = True Then
            txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        End If
    Else
        MessageBox.Show("You're already at the first record.")
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnNext_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnNext.Click
    'ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 is the index for the last row
    'We move forward only if we're not at the last row.
    If intCurrentIndex < ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 Then
        'Add one to the current index.
        intCurrentIndex = intCurrentIndex + 1
        txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
        txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
        txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
        txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        If dSaved = True Then
            txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        End If
    Else
        MessageBox.Show("You're already at the last record.")
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnLast_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnLast.Click
    'ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 is the index for the last row
    intCurrentIndex = ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1
    txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
    txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
    txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
    txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    If dSaved = True Then
        txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnExecute_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnExecute.Click
    Dim n1 As Integer
    Dim n2 As Integer
    'ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 is the index for the last row
    Dim intLastCount As Integer
    intLastCount = ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1
    ' Process each record
    For intCurrentIndex = 0 To intLastCount
        n1 = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne")
        n2 = n1 * n1
        ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo") = n2
    Next
    ' If this is commented out, then da.Update(ds) below gives:
    '   An unhandled exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in System.Data.dll
    '   Additional Information: Update requires a valid UpdateCommand when passed DataRow collection with modified rows.
    ds.AcceptChanges()
End Sub

Private Sub btnSave_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnSave.Click
    txtError.Text = "No Exceptions"
    Try
        conn.Open()
    Catch ex As OleDb.OleDbException
        txtError.Text = "OleDbException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As DataException
        txtError.Text = "DataException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As Exception
        txtError.Text = "Other Exception"
        GoTo errExit
    End Try

ERRLOC:
    ' THE PROBLEM IS HERE
    '   The dataset is not being updated back to the data adapter

    ' Save dataset to database
    da.Update(ds)
ENDERR:

    ' Fill second dataset from database
    txtError.Text = "Error: ds2 Is Empty"
    da.Fill(ds2)
    'Check if the Table is empty
    If ds2.Tables(0).Rows.Count > 0 Then
        dSaved = True
        txtError.Text = "ds2: No Error"
    End If
errExit:
    conn.Close()
End Sub
End Class

What am I missing here?

A:
Update requires a valid UpdateCommand when passed DataRow collection with modified rows.

The error message is telling you that the OleDbDataAdapter does not have an UpdateCommand defined for it. Probably the most common way to define the InsertCommand, UpdateCommand, and DeleteCommand properties is to use an OleDbCommandBuilder object. For example
Dim da As New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter(strSQL, conn)
Dim cb As New OleDbCommandBuilder(da)
cb.QuotePrefix = "["
cb.QuoteSuffix = "]"

A: For those who may be experiencing similar problems, the correct and working code is posted below.
The database TestDb is located in the local \bin\Debug folder.
Form1 is the main and only form.
Form1's devices include:
Five Label – TextBox combinations, arranged in a vertical column
Label1 Text = "ID" – TextBox Name = "txtID"
Label2 Text = "Name" – TextBox Name = "txtName"
Label3 Text = "NumberOne" – TextBox Name = "txtNumberOne"
Label4 Text = "NumberTwo" – TextBox Name = "txtNumberTwo"
Label5 Text = "da's NumberTwo" – TextBox Name = "txtDaNumberTwo"

(Label4 – TextBox refers to the value in the DataSet)
(Label5 – TextBox refers to the value in the database)

Four buttons, side-by-side
btnFirst – Text = "<<"
btnPrevious – Text = "<"
btnNext – Text = ">"
btnLast – Text = ">>"

Two buttons, one above the other
btnExecute – Text = "Execute"
btnSave – Text = "Save"

One Label – TextBox combination
Label6 Text = "Error" – TextBox Name = "txtError"

The correct and working code:
'**********
' DbTest.vb
' Version 0.00
' MDJ 2015/11/11
'**********

Imports System
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Text
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Data.OleDb
Public Class Form1
' This is the connection to the local MS Access database.
' The database is needed in both the Debug and Release folders.
Dim conn As New OleDb.OleDbConnection(connectionString:="Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=TestDB.accdb;Persist Security Info=False;")
Dim strSQL As String = "SELECT * FROM TestTable"
' The DataAdapter is the bridge between the database and the DataSet.
Dim da As New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter(strSQL, conn)
' MUST INCLUDE:
' OleDbCommandBuilder statement is required for Insert, Update, and Delete
' as are the cb.Quote... statements below.
Dim cb As New OleDbCommandBuilder(da)
' The DataSet is the internal working copy of the portion of the database which is being processed.
' More than one dataset may be open at any given time.
Dim ds As New DataSet()
Dim ds2 As New DataSet()
Dim intCurrentIndex As Integer
Dim dSaved As Boolean = False
Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
    cb.QuotePrefix = "["
    cb.QuoteSuffix = "]"
    dSaved = False
    txtError.Text = "No Exceptions"
    Try
        conn.Open()
    Catch ex As OleDb.OleDbException
        txtError.Text = "OleDbException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As DataException
        txtError.Text = "DataException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As Exception
        txtError.Text = "Other Exception"
        GoTo errExit
    End Try
    txtError.Text = "Error: ds Is Empty"
    ' Fill dataset from database
    da.Fill(ds)
    'Check if the Table is empty
    If ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count > 0 Then
        txtError.Text = "No Error"
    End If
errExit:
    conn.Close()
End Sub

Private Sub btnFirst_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnFirst.Click
    'Since 0 is the first row
    intCurrentIndex = 0
    txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
    txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
    txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
    txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    If dSaved = True Then
        txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnPrevious_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnPrevious.Click
    'We move back only if we're not at the first row.
    If intCurrentIndex > 0 Then
        'Subtract one from the current index.
        intCurrentIndex = intCurrentIndex - 1
        txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
        txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
        txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
        txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        If dSaved = True Then
            txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        End If
    Else
        MessageBox.Show("You're already at the first record.")
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnNext_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnNext.Click
    'ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 is the index for the last row
    'We move forward only if we're not at the last row.
    If intCurrentIndex < ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 Then
        'Add one to the current index.
        intCurrentIndex = intCurrentIndex + 1
        txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
        txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
        txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
        txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        If dSaved = True Then
            txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
        End If
    Else
        MessageBox.Show("You're already at the last record.")
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnLast_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnLast.Click
    'ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 is the index for the last row
    intCurrentIndex = ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1
    txtID.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("ID").ToString()
    txtName.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("Name").ToString()
    txtNumberOne.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne").ToString()
    txtNumberTwo.Text = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    If dSaved = True Then
        txtDaNumberTwo.Text = ds2.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo").ToString()
    End If
End Sub

Private Sub btnExecute_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnExecute.Click
    Dim n1 As Integer
    Dim n2 As Integer
    'ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1 is the index for the last row
    Dim intLastCount As Integer
    intLastCount = ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count - 1
    ' Process each record
    For intCurrentIndex = 0 To intLastCount
        n1 = ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberOne")
        n2 = n1 * n1
        ds.Tables(0).Rows(intCurrentIndex).Item("NumberTwo") = n2
    Next
    ' MUST NOT DO THIS BEFORE UPDATING - IT LOSES ALL CHANGES
    'ds.AcceptChanges()
End Sub

Private Sub btnSave_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnSave.Click
    txtError.Text = "No Exceptions"
    Try
        conn.Open()
    Catch ex As OleDb.OleDbException
        txtError.Text = "OleDbException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As DataException
        txtError.Text = "DataException"
        GoTo errExit
    Catch ex As Exception
        txtError.Text = "Other Exception"
        GoTo errExit
    End Try

    ' Save dataset to database
    Try
        da.Update(ds)
    Catch ex As Exception
        MessageBox.Show(ex.Message)
    End Try

    ' Fill second dataset from database
    txtError.Text = "Error: ds2 Is Empty"
    da.Fill(ds2)
    'Check if the Table is empty
    If ds2.Tables(0).Rows.Count > 0 Then
        dSaved = True
        txtError.Text = "ds2: No Error"
    End If
errExit:
    conn.Close()
End Sub
End Class

A: I found out today that it may not actually be updating the db you think it should be. If you are running the program from Visual Studio while programming, take a look in the bin folder where it sticks the executable and have a look at the db file it has placed there.
The instructions from MS on updating work just fine:
Miscrosoft Instructions
VS can also auto generate the INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE commands for the db if you go into the DataSet TableAdapter configuration for each table.
You must have a primary key set for each table that you want to use UPDATE or DELETE with.

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Although this guy ghost was dealt with in mystical energy in Gu Ning's telepathic attention s.p.a.ce, it only remained there for a few days. Furthermore, it had been filled with robust hatred, so that it still looked bad presently.
That which was more serious, this masculine ghost was secured in the s.p.a.ce by Gu Ning, so it detested Gu Ning completely. As soon as it had been launched, it glared at Gu Ning as though it want to get rid of her.
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That which was worse, this guy ghost was locked into your s.p.a.ce by Gu Ning, so that it detested Gu Ning greatly. As soon as it had been released, it glared at Gu Ning just like it planned to destroy her.
She informed reality. She indeed couldn't help the men ghost with the, so she could only go to Shangguan Yang for aid.
Even though it claimed a thing, it didn't be expecting Gu Ning to grasp it, mainly because they were different group. Abruptly, Gu Ning could understand it.
What was worse yet, this guy ghost was shut into the s.p.a.ce by Gu Ning, thus it disliked Gu Ning greatly. One time it was launched, it glared at Gu Ning like it planned to kill her.
"Why am I listed here?" The beast fox arrived having its back confronting Gu Ning, so that it didn't see her immediately. It had been greatly surprised at the recent climate mainly because it recalled that it was in a winter season mountain / hill just before.
"Ruin it at this time." Gu Ning gave an order, as well as deluge dragon rushed to your males ghost without delay.
The guy ghost was scared. Having said that, before it could make every other steps, it believed that its heart and soul was dragged apart and the flood dragon swallowed it your next 2nd.
"Well, I have to make you stay around my s.p.a.ce right this moment, and I'll assist you to out following I have got the solution from my expert. In the event you dare to battle back, I won't holdback letting you and I'll directly wreck you," stated Gu Ning. She was obviously frightening it.
"d.a.m.n you, foolish our!" The beast fox growled and snapped at Gu Ning, "Let me go! I am an immortal fox."
The men ghost shifted faster than Gu Ning, however it wasn't much like the flood dragon, plus the deluge dragon soon stuck it.
Seeing and hearing that, the beast fox was amazed and couldn't believe its the ears. "How how is it possible that you can comprehend my words?"
Even though this males ghost had been coated in marvelous electrical power in Gu Ning's telepathic eyeball s.p.a.ce, it only remained there for a while. Besides, it was full of formidable hatred, so that it still searched evil presently.
"d.a.m.n you, foolish human being!" The monster fox growled and snapped at Gu Ning, "Let me go! I'm an immortal fox."
"I'm frightened I can't support you with it for the present time, having said that i have a very qualified become an expert in. He might be helpful," claimed Gu Ning.
The men ghost transported fast and it also flew far from Gu Ning on the blink associated with an eyesight. It was subsequently unattainable for Gu Ning to hook it, so she have the deluge dragon out at once.
"I'm scared I can't assist you with it for the present time, however have a very competent expert. He could be useful," reported Gu Ning.
Even if this male ghost had been protected in awesome potential in Gu Ning's telepathic vision s.p.a.ce, it only remained there for a while. Furthermore, it was loaded with powerful hatred, so it still looked wicked at this time.
Even though it doubted whether Gu Ning would really let it out again right after retaining it in their own s.p.a.ce, still it agreed.
That which was worse, this males ghost was locked in to the s.p.a.ce by Gu Ning, as a result it despised Gu Ning a lot. The moment it was actually published, it glared at Gu Ning as if it wished to wipe out her.
Although this young lady looking at it was subsequently indeed different from other mortals, it didn't imagine that she had the capability to assist it.
Even though this girl when in front of it had been indeed distinct from other mortals, it didn't feel that she obtained the power to help it.
The males ghost transported fast also it flew miles away from Gu Ning in the blink of any attention. It turned out not possible for Gu Ning to catch it, so she have the deluge dragon out simultaneously.
The deluge dragon absorbed a lot of evil potential along with considerably marvelous energy, so its degree greater a good deal in comparison with if this first achieved Gu Ning. Having said that, it turned out still far from the perfect tribulation. It didn't do farming everyday in fact, because it stayed in Gu Ning's telepathic eyes s.p.a.ce usually.
As it was obviously a ghost, it couldn't feel the expression. On the other hand, one and only thing it wanted to do now ended up being to impression the expression.
"d.a.m.n you, stupid individual!" The beast fox growled and snapped at Gu Ning, "Let me go! I am an immortal fox."
The deluge dragon soaked up a lot of bad ability in conjunction with considerably magical power, so its levels enhanced a good deal in contrast to if it initial fulfilled Gu Ning. On the other hand, it had been still definitely not the heavenly tribulation. It didn't do cultivation everyday of course, simply because it remained in Gu Ning's telepathic eye s.p.a.ce usually.
"Why am I listed here?" The beast fox became available using its backside struggling with Gu Ning, so that it didn't see her immediately. It turned out greatly astonished at the climate given it recalled that it is in a winter season mountain / hill right before.
"Ruin it at this time." Gu Ning gifted a purchase, along with the deluge dragon rushed for the men ghost straight away.
"I'm undecided whether I will help you or perhaps not, mainly because I don't know what you've been through yet still. Should you don't say, ways to know whether I can help you?" reported Gu Ning. She really needed to roll her eyes at it, but she governed herself.
"Well, I have to keep you inside my s.p.a.ce today, and I'll help you out following I had the answer from my master. In case you dare to battle lower back, I won't delay aiding you and I'll directly destroy you," said Gu Ning. She was obviously intimidating it.
Once the flood dragon went straight back to Gu Ning, Gu Ning use it absent into her telepathic attention s.p.a.ce, then let the monster fox out.
No matter what was placed into Gu Ning's telepathic attention s.p.a.ce, she could regulate its posture. Thus, if the monster fox regained its consciousness, it found out that its tail was stuck by Gu Ning. It had been astonished and perplexed while doing so, but grew to be angrier. It battled, wanting to eradicate Gu Ning, but failed.
Whatsoever was put into Gu Ning's telepathic attention s.p.a.ce, she could handle its location. Hence, when the monster fox regained its consciousness, it discovered that its tail was found by Gu Ning. It absolutely was stunned and bewildered concurrently, but became angrier. It battled, wanting to eradicate Gu Ning, but failed.
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Q: How I might to create the tables for a vehicle database? MAKE - MODEL - YEAR - MOTOR are the entities. I'm working with these 4 entities, but I haven't found the best design (I guess is wrong)
Motor
- MotorID
- MotorName

Model
- ModelID
- MotorID
- ModelName

Year
- YearID
- YearName
- ModelID

Make
- MakeID
- MakeName
- YearID

I was watching this website to investigate how is organized: http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php
I'm still having doubts about the design fot these four tables.

A: So consider what makes up the database
Vehicles / Motor which would contain

*

*An identifier (registration plate?)

*The manufacturer

*The model

*The year it was made in.

Now, without normalisation that's fine, but you can see there will be duplicated information in there, so you'd extract that one by one. First you'd take out manufacturer into a separate table, so now Motor would become

*

*An identifier

*The manufacturer ID (a foreign key to the manufacturer table)

*The model

*The year it was made in.

The manufacturer table would hold.

*

*The manufacturer ID

*The manufacturer name.

Now you can look at model. But a model is really only made by a single manufacturer, so, hmm, we could do this for the model

*

*The model ID

*The model description

*The manufacturer ID (foreign key to the manufacturer table)

And motor would become
Motor would become

*

*An identifier

*The model ID (foreign key to the manufacturer table)

*The year it was made in.

Personally, I'm not sure I would normalise the year into a table of its own. The year would be an integer field, and the ID column would probably also be an integer field, so you're not saving much ...

A: My view is that you have a vehicle which is a composite of the following aspects
Manufacturer
Model Name
Model Variant
Engine
Year

So you'd have the following tables

Manufacturer (ManufacturerID, Name, ParentCompanyID (references ManufacturerID))
Model_Name (Model_NameID, Name)
Model_Variant (Model_VariantID, name)
Engine (EngineID, Name, ManufacturerID) - this is because a vehicle can have an engine by a different manufacturer
Year (YearID, Year)

Vehicle (VehicleID, ManufacturerID, Model_NameID, Model_VariantID, Engine_ID, YearID)

You would then have the components of a vehicle be marked as distinct as a collection so your don't insert a vehicle twice.
Please note that these are incomplete tables and are just to give you the bare bones of an idea. You should probably with manufacturer mark if they are a regional variant so you can adequately distinguish between a Ford Focus for UK sale and one for US sale.

A: Without adding any extra complexity to the RockAuto site it appears to structure it's tree view as make-year-model-variant but 'year' doesn't really have any attributes or children or parents, it's more like an attribute of model.
make - id, name
model - id, make.id, year, name
variant - id, model.id, name

make->model is 1:m
model->variant is 1:m
model->variant is 1:m

You might consider having the model with a date range, but then the same would apply to each variant as well. Once you start adding any further complexity you'll be down to VIN numbers .

A: actually if this isn't a homework task (which I suspect It is) I would use some orm tool and take the results (or tweak them), actually you could also do that with homework - but i'll guess that would be cheating
anyway I would guess a quite different table mapping, guessing similiar too @jamieDainton that you are missing an entity that ties it all together like vehicle


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from checks import AgentCheck
import urllib2

class RohlikAgeCheck(AgentCheck):
    def check(self, instance):
        response = urllib2.urlopen('https://rohlikapi.azurewebsites.net/api/GetAllProductsAge')
        response_content = response.read()
        hours = int(response_content)
        self.gauge('rohlikapi.productsage', hours)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    check, instances = RohlikAgeCheck.from_yaml('/etc/dd-agent/conf.d/rohlikAgeCheck.yaml')
    for instance in instances:
        print "\nRunning the check"
        check.check(instance)
        print "\nCheck finished"

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Q: What's the different between upload a zip file and jar file to aws lambda? Why zip file doesn't work I want to upload my lambda code to aws lambda console, which can be trigger by another Amazon services, but the problem is, my jar file is pretty big, more than 50MB, because is production code, has many libraries, so I can't upload a jar file. The zip file is about 300KB, but when I upload the zip file, it keeps showing error "Class not found: EventHandler".
I test it with a simple project which only has lambda stuff no other dependencies, when I upload the jar file and test it, it works, but when I upload zip file, I got error "Class not found: EventHandler"
What's the different upload a zip file and jar file to aws lambda? How to resolve my issue?
package myService.lambda

public class EventHandler implements RequestHandler<SQSEvent, String>{

    @Override
    public void handleRequest(SQSEvent event, Context context) {

    }
}

{
  "errorMessage": "Class not found: EventHandler",
  "errorType": "java.lang.ClassNotFoundException"
}

A: Typically Java projects that use the Java Lambda run-time API are packaged into a JAR. If your JAR is larger than 50 MB, you can't upload it directly. However, you can upload it to an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket and then point Lambda to the object via the console. See: