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Using the Designer
Using the Designer Overview
Designer Tools
Designer Windows
Configuring Designer Options
Configuring General Options
Configuring Tables Options
Configuring Format Options
Using Color Themes
Configuring Debug Options
Configuring Web Service Options
Configuring Miscellaneous Options
Using Toolbars
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Workflow Manager Toolbars
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Repository Manager Toolbars
Displaying a Toolbar
Creating a Toolbar
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Navigating the Workspace
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Find Next
Find in Workspace
Iconizing and Restoring Workspace Objects
Iconizing Workspace Objects
Restoring Workspace Objects
Arranging Workspace Objects
Zooming the Workspace
Viewing the Workspace
Designer Tasks
Adding a Repository
Printing the Workspace
Setting up the Workspace Printout
Previewing the Workspace Print Out
Viewing the Last Saved Date/Time
Opening and Closing a Folder
Creating Shortcuts
Checking Out and In Versioned Objects
Searching for Objects
Entering Descriptions for Repository Objects
Viewing and Comparing Versioned Repository Objects
Rules and Guidelines for Viewing and Comparing Versioned Repository Objects
Viewing an Older Version of a Repository Object
Comparing Versions of a Repository Object
Reverting to a Previous Object Version
Copying Designer Objects
Copying Mapping Segments
Copying Objects as an Image
Exporting and Importing Objects
Refreshing Repository Objects
Working with Multiple Ports or Columns
Renaming Ports
Using Shortcut Keys
Previewing Data
Previewing Relational Data
Previewing Flat File Data
Previewing XML Data
Working with Metadata Extensions
Creating Metadata Extensions
Editing Metadata Extensions
Editing Reusable Metadata Extensions
Editing Non-Reusable Metadata Extensions
Deleting Metadata Extensions
Using Business Names
Adding Business Names to Sources or Targets
Displaying Business Names in the Navigator
Displaying Business Names as Column Names
Using Business Names as Port Names in Source Qualifiers
Using Business Documentation
Specifying the Documentation Path
Creating Links to Documentation Files
Viewing Business Documentation
Viewing Mapplet and Mapping Reports (Deprecated)
Viewing a Mapplet Composite Report
Viewing a Mapping Composite Report
Working with Sources
Working with Sources Overview
Oracle Sources
Special Character Handling in Source Definitions
Updating Source Definitions
Creating Sessions
Working with Relational Sources
Relational Source Definitions
Connectivity for Relational Sources
Configuring a Third-Party ODBC Data Source
Importing Relational Source Definitions
Working with SAP HANA Database Sources
Updating a Relational Source Definition
Editing Relational Source Definitions
Reimporting a Source Definition
Creating a Source Definition from a Target Definition
Working with COBOL Sources
Importing COBOL Sources
Working with COBOL Copybooks
Steps to Import a COBOL Source Structure
Components in a COBOL Source File
FD Section
Configuring COBOL Source Definitions
Configuring the Table Tab
Configuring Advanced Properties
Configuring the Columns Tab
FD Section
Field Attributes
Importing a Microsoft Excel Source Definition
Defining Ranges
Formatting Columns of Numeric Data
Steps to Import a Microsoft Excel Source Definition
Manually Creating a Source Definition
Troubleshooting Sources
Working with Flat Files
Working with Flat Files Overview
Creating Sessions with Flat File Sources and Targets
Importing Flat Files
Special Character Handling
Selecting Code Pages
Changing Display Fonts
Resetting Designer Formats
Installing a Language
Importing Fixed-Width Flat Files
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Editing Flat File Definitions
Editing Table Options
Editing Columns
Updating Fixed-Width File Properties
Null Character Handling
Updating Delimited File Properties
Rules and Guidelines for Delimited File Settings
Formatting Flat File Columns
Formatting Numeric Columns
Numeric Data
Field Width
Format Column
Formatting Datetime Columns
Format String
Field Width
Format Column
Defining Default Datetime and Numeric Formats
Working with File Lists
Working with Shift-Sensitive Flat Files
Importing Flat Files with Shift Keys
Requirements for Shift-Sensitive Flat Files
Importing Flat Files without Shift Keys
Working with Multibyte Data in Fixed-Width Targets
Troubleshooting Flat Files
Working with Targets
Working with Targets Overview
Creating Target Definitions
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Oracle Targets
Target Code Pages
Special Character Handling in Target Definitions
Importing a Target Definition
Relational Target Definitions
Connectivity for Relational Targets
Bulk Upsert for SAP HANA Targets
Configuring a Third-Party ODBC Data Source
Importing Relational Target Definitions
Creating a Target Definition from a Source Definition
Creating a Target Definition from a Relational Source
Creating a Target Definition from a Flat File Source
Creating a Normalized Target from a COBOL Source
Steps to Create a Target Definition from a Source Definition
Creating a Target Definition from a Transformation
Creating a Target from a Transformation with One Output Group
Creating a Target from a Transformation with Multiple Output Groups
Creating a Target from a Normalizer Transformation
Creating a Target from a Mapplet
Transformation and Target Datatypes
Steps to Create a Target
Steps to Create a Target in the Target Designer
Steps to Create a Target in the Mapping Designer
Manually Creating a Target Definition
Maintaining Relational Target Definitions
Reimporting a Relational Target Definition
Creating a Primary Key-Foreign Key Relationship
Editing Table Options
Editing Columns
Defining Indexes
Creating a Target Table
SQL DDL Commands in the Designer
Dropping and Re-creating Indexes
Re-creating Targets
Troubleshooting Targets
Mappings Overview
Object Dependency
Developing a Mapping
Working with Mappings
Creating a Mapping
Opening a Mapping
Copying a Mapping
Copying Mapping Segments
Using the Copy As Command
Copying Mapping Objects
Exporting and Importing a Mapping
Editing a Mapping
Reverting to a Previously Saved Mapping
Renaming and Adding Comments to a Mapping
Invalidating Sessions
Debugging a Mapping
Deleting a Mapping
Viewing Link Paths to a Port
Viewing Source Column Dependencies
Connecting Mapping Objects
Options for Linking Ports
Linking One to Many
Linking Many to One
Rules and Guidelines for Connecting Mapping Objects
Linking Ports
Manually Linking Ports
Linking Ports by Position
Linking Ports using the Autolink Dialog Box
Linking Ports Using the Autolink by Position Command
Linking Ports by Name
Linking Ports by Name using the Autolink Dialog Box
Linking Ports by Name and Prefix/Suffix using the Autolink Dialog Box
Linking Ports by Name Using the Autolink by Name Command
Propagating Port Attributes
Understanding Dependency Types
Propagating Dependencies in a Link Path
Propagating Implicit Dependencies
Propagated Attributes by Transformation
Rules and Guidelines for Propagating Ports and Attributes
Steps to Propagate Port Attributes
Working with Sources in a Mapping
Working with Relational Sources in a Mapping
Working with Transformations in a Mapping
Working with Mapplets in a Mapping
Working with Targets in a Mapping
Configuring Relational Targets in a Mapping
Configuring Flat File Targets in a Mapping
Configuring XML Targets in a Mapping
Setting the Target Load Order
Creating Target Files by Transaction
Configuring the Target
Configuring the Mapping
Running the Session
Rules and Guidelines for Creating Target Files by Transaction
Working with Relational Targets in a Mapping
Rejecting Truncated and Overflow Data
Configuring the Target Update Override
Overriding the WHERE Clause
Rules and Guidelines for Configuring the Target Update Override
Steps to Enter a Target Update Statement
Configuring the Table Name Prefix
Adding Pre- and Post-Session SQL Commands
Rules and Guidelines for Adding Pre- and Post-Session SQL Commands
Overriding the Target Table Name
Validating a Mapping
Connection Validation
Expression Validation
Object Validation
Data Flow Validation
Steps to Validate a Mapping
Validating Multiple Mappings
Using the Workflow Generation Wizard
Workflow Generation Wizard Steps
Troubleshooting Mappings
Mapplets Overview
Understanding Mapplet Input and Output
Mapplet Input
Using Source Definitions for Mapplet Input
Using Input Transformations for Mapplet Input
Mapplet Output
Viewing Mapplet Input and Output
Using the Mapplet Designer
Creating a Mapplet
Validating Mapplets
Editing Mapplets
Mapplets and Mappings
Using Mapplets in Mappings
Creating and Configuring Mapplet Ports
Connecting to Mapplet Input Ports
Connecting to Mapplet Output Groups
Viewing the Mapplet
Setting the Target Load Plan
Pipeline Partitioning
Rules and Guidelines for Mapplets
Tips for Mapplets
Mapping Parameters and Variables
Mapping Parameters and Variables Overview
Mapping Parameters
Mapping Variables
Using Mapping Parameters and Variables
Initial and Default Values
Using String Parameters and Variables
Using Datetime Parameters and Variables
Code Page Relaxation
Mapping Parameters
Step 1. Create a Mapping Parameter
Step 2. Use a Mapping Parameter
Step 3. Define a Parameter Value
Mapping Variables
Variable Values
Start Value
Current Value
Variable Datatype and Aggregation Type
Variable Functions
Mapping Variables in Mapplets
Using Mapping Variables
Step 1. Create a Mapping Variable
Step 2. Set a Mapping Variable Value
Step 3. Override or Clear Saved Values
Defining Expression Strings in Parameter Files
Tips for Mapping Parameters and Variables
Troubleshooting Mapping Parameters and Variables
Working with User-Defined Functions
Working with User-Defined Functions Overview
Creating User-Defined Functions
Configuring the Function Type
Configuring Public Functions that Contain Private Functions
Steps to Create a User-Defined Function
Managing User-Defined Functions
Editing User-Defined Functions
Deleting User-Defined Functions
Exporting User-Defined Functions
Validating User-Defined Functions
Copying and Deploying User-Defined Functions
Creating Expressions with User-Defined Functions
Using the Debugger
Using the Debugger Overview
Debugger Session Types
Debug Process
Creating Breakpoints
Selecting the Instance Name
Creating Error Breakpoints
Evaluating Error Breakpoints
Creating Data Breakpoints
Entering the Data Breakpoint Condition
Entering a Transformation Data Condition
Entering a Global Data Condition
Using ISNULL and ISDEFAULT
Steps to Enter Breakpoints
Editing a Breakpoint
Configuring the Debugger
Step 1. Debugger Introduction
Step 2. Select Integration Service and Session Type
Step 3. Select Session Information
Running an Existing Session in Debug Mode
Running a Debug Session
Step 4. Set Session Configuration
Step 5. Set Target Options
Running the Debugger
Initializing State
Running State
Paused State
Debugger Tasks
Working with Persisted Values
Designer Behavior
Monitoring the Debugger
Monitoring Debug Indicators
Monitoring Transformation Data
Continuing the Debugger
Monitoring Target Data
Monitoring the Debug Log
Using the Workflow Monitor
Modifying Data
Evaluating Expressions
Evaluating Expressions Using Mapping Variables
Steps to Evaluate Expressions
Copying Breakpoint Information and Configuration
Transferring Breakpoints and Configuration
Troubleshooting the Debugger
Viewing Data Lineage
Viewing Data Lineage Overview
Configuring Data Lineage Access
Running Data Lineage from the Designer
Comparing Objects
Comparing Objects Overview
Comparing Sources, Targets, and Transformations
Comparing Mappings and Mapplets
Managing Business Components
Managing Business Components Overview
Business Component Locking
Creating Links to Business Component Documentation
Managing Business Components and Directories
Creating and Editing a Directory
Editing a Directory
Creating a Business Component
Creating Business Components from a Copy
Creating Business Components using Shortcuts
Deleting a Directory or Business Component
Deleting a Business Component
Copying a Directory or Business Component
Creating Cubes and Dimensions
Creating Cubes and Dimensions Overview
Understanding Multi-Dimensional Metadata
Key Elements of Multi-Dimensional Metadata
Creating a Dimension
Step 1. Create a Dimension
Step 2. Add Levels to the Dimension
Step 3. Add Hierarchies to the Dimension
Step 4. Add Levels to the Hierarchy
Creating a Cube
Editing a Cube
Editing a Dimension
Deleting a Cube or Dimension
Opening and Closing a Cube
Viewing Metadata for Cubes and Dimensions
Tips for Cubes and Dimensions
Using the Mapping Wizards
Maintaining Star Schemas
Understanding the Mapping Wizards
Using the Getting Started Wizard
Using the Slowly Changing Dimensions Wizard
Choosing Sources for the Mappings
Creating a Pass-Through Mapping
Understanding the Mapping
Understanding the Transformations
Steps to Create a Pass-Through Mapping
Customizing the Mapping
Configuring a Pass-Through Session
Creating a Slowly Growing Target Mapping
Handling Keys
Understanding the Mapping
Understanding the Transformations
Steps to Create a Slowly Growing Target Mapping
Configuring a Slowly Growing Target Session
Creating a Type 1 Dimension Mapping
Handling Keys
Understanding the Mapping
Understanding the Transformations
Data Flow for New Rows
Data Flow for Changed Rows
Steps to Create a Type 1 Dimension Mapping
Configuring a Type 1 Dimension Session
Creating a Type 2 Dimension/Version Data Mapping
Handling Keys
Numbering Versions
Understanding the Mapping
Understanding the Transformations
Data Flow for New Rows
Data Flow for Changed Rows
Steps to Create a Type 2 Dimension/Version Data Mapping
Customizing the Mapping
Configuring a Type 2 Dimension/Version Data Session
Creating a Type 2 Dimension/Flag Current Mapping
Flagging the Current Value
Handling Keys
Understanding the Mapping
Understanding the Transformations
Data Flow for New Rows
Data Flow for Changed Rows
Data Flow to Update Existing Rows
Steps to Create a Type 2 Dimension/Flag Current Mapping
Configuring a Type 2 Dimension/Flag Current Session
Creating a Type 2 Dimension/Effective Date Range Mapping
Maintaining the Effective Date Range
Handling Keys
Understanding the Mapping
Understanding the Transformations
Data Flow for New Rows
Data Flow for Changed Rows
Data Flow to Update Existing Rows
Steps to Create a Type 2 Dimension/Effective Date Range Mapping
Configuring a Type 2 Dimension/Effective Date Range Session
Creating a Type 3 Dimension Mapping
Saving Previous Values
Handling Keys
Marking the Effective Date
Understanding the Mapping
Understanding the Transformations
Data Flow for New Rows
Data Flow to Update Existing Rows
Steps to Create a Type 3 Dimension Mapping
Configuring a Type 3 Dimension Session
Creating Targets in the Target Database
Scheduling Sessions and Workflows
Creating a Mapping from the Informatica Mapping Templates
Step 1. Select the Mapping Template
Step 2. Specify Mapping Details and Parameter Values
Step 3. Create Mappings and Save Parameter Values
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Datatype Reference
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Creating a Target Definition from a Relational Source
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The Environmental Working Group released a new Meat Eater's Guide to Climate Change and Health that explains the relative benefits, both for health and for the environment, of eating more legumes and vegetables and less meat. The report recommends some simple actions that everyone can take to reduce the impact of the human diet on the environment, and perhaps shed a few pounds and improve heart health along the way. The main tenets of the report to achieve a healthier and more environmentally sustainable diet are very basic: eat less and waste nothing; eat more plants; eliminate meat and cheese at least once a week, and substitute sustainably-fished seafood or poultry for beef or lamb whenever possible.
GHG data based on lifecycle assessment by CleanMetrics. Click here to review the chart in detail.
One diet that rates highly in environmental sustainability is the macrobiotic diet, an ancient diet proven to be effective for healthful living. Originally from Japan, the principle behind the macrobiotic diet combines tenets of Zen Buddhism with a Western-style vegetarian diet. The word "macrobiotic" comes from the Greek and essentially means "long life" or "great life." If you're drawn to the concept of eating a natural, organic, plant-based diet and embracing a Zen-like spirituality in both your life and food selections – and lowering your diet's carbon footprint along the way — then a macrobiotic diet may be for you.
But a macrobiotic diet requires time to prepare and diligence in sourcing the proper ingredients. This time and effort requirement has made it difficult for many to pursue a macrobiotic diet lifestyle, until now.
CarbonFree® Business Partner Macro-Mediterranean Holistic Nutrition provides a simple solution – they offer nationwide meals home delivery service of their 100% vegan meals, incorporating traditional Mediterranean foods and spices, and utilizing macrobiotic principles of food preparation. And Macro-Mediterranean Holistic Nutrition has taken an extra step to enhance the sustainability of their operation by making the commitment to be a CarbonFree® business. They're neutralizing all annual operational emissions while recycling and composting over ninety percent of the waste generated by production en route to becoming a "zero waste" company.
Delivery to the Boston area is free and they offer economical and carbon neutral shipping options to the rest of the country.
"We have partnered with Carbonfund.org to help us achieve the goal of having a positive effect on the planet that sustains us by working with them to calculate our carbon footprint, and then donating in excess of that amount to help fund Carbonfund.org's carbon reduction projects that invest in renewable energy, energy efficiency, reforestation and avoided deforestation," explains Jeremy L. Hayward-Thomas, President of Macro-Mediterranean Holistic Nutrition. "Through these donations, we try to do our small part to help support Carbonfund.org in their initiatives to reduce CO2 emissions at a global scale, and feel like this way our efforts can go beyond just what we could achieve on our own."
Evaluate the carbon footprint of your weekly diet and consider making some changes that will reduce the carbon emissions from your meal choices and may well improve your health along the way.

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Topic : Best spreadsheet app for iphone. Author : Dain Evans.
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Many companies that collect data hire spreadsheet operators. These include research organizations, shopping malls that have collected data from customers, hospitals, learning institutions and recruitment agencies that hire on their behalf.
Companies will hire you when they have a lot of information that they need inputted into spreadsheets, and sorted in a particular manner. Many times, this includes information typed on paper and scanned into JPEG, or using online forms. When companies have a lot of data to input into spreadsheets or a database, they will outsource the job, but often times this is a short-lived job. However, you may find recruitment and staffing who will hire you for the long-term; in many cases, when your contract ends, the staffing agency will find you another job quickly.


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Here at Money Saving Parent, we want to help you with all the thousands of things you need to do to get ready for the holidays. From great money-saving offers to gift ideas, free printables and more we know our Money Saving Parent Holiday guide will help you save money, have fun and get everything done for the holidays! Be sure to check out each section and bookmark this page as it will be updated daily! Let Money Saving Parent do the work. Just grab a cup of coffee or hot chocolate and see what we have added that can help you and your busy family have a very happy holiday season!
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Soo Eagles win opener at NAHL Showcase
BLAINE, Minn. — The Soo Eagles jumped out to a 3-0 lead and held on for a 3-2 win over the Bismarck Bobcats in both teams season-opening games at the NAHL Showcase Wednesday at the Schwan Super Rink.
The Eagles scored twice in the first period, opening up a 2-0 lead on goals from Jacob McDowell and Michael Crowley, with Brad Pung and Derek Lodermeier drawing assists.
After both teams were held scoreless in the second period, the Eagles lead increased to 3-0 when Chase Matson fired a shot home from the low slot, assisted by Kyle Loridon and Denver Pierce.
The Bobcats got back in the game in the third period as Stanislav Dzakhov and Evan Giesler scored power-play goals. But it wouldn't be enough as Eagles goalie Paige Skoog held the fort the rest of the way, making 28 saves.
Aaron Nelson made 21 saves for the Bobcats.
The Eagles were were 0-for-5 on the power play, while the Bobcats were 2-for-8.
Over 200 NHL, NCAA and junior scouts turned out on Day 1 of the 11th annual Showcase.
The Soo Eagles continue play at the Showcase with a game against Fairbanks at 1:30 today.


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GRINDERMAN: Summer Festivals
Following their universally acclaimed debut album, Grinderman are kicking off the summer with a long-awaited string of UK and European festival dates.
Grinderman live performances have thus far been a rare sight in Europe, with only three previous dates in the UK (appearing twice during The Dirty Three's ATP festival and a one-off show with Suicide and Seasick Steve at The Forum in London). Grinderman performed a handful of US dates (including a support slot for The White Stripes at Madison Square Garden) before ending 2007 supporting Nick Cave's solo tour of Australia. Grinderman's first album incited and excited critics and fans alike. They will soon be returning to the studio to write their second album.
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From Joomla! Documentation
Renaming Part 4[edit]
I checked out the comment below. ;-) Certainly, the multitude of hello(s) is confusing. What I did is to rename most everything.
Whenever there's something like HelloWhateverHello, the first Hello represents the component front-end, and the second represents the view/model. By the way, each view has its own model, which I think is pretty much standard MVC architecture. On the other hand, one controller can control several views, although this example doesn't do so.
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Hope this clears things up a bit. It's a tedious refactoring exercise to do all this renaming, but it *is* doable. Good luck.
"Hello" Overloaded[edit]
I'm not sure if anybody checks this, but I'm having a difficult time making my own component out of this document.
The first three chapters of this documentation are great. They are simple and to the point. The fourth, this page, is very confusing.
First off, the word "hello" is way over loaded. In the Creating an Admin Interface there are two models and two views: Hello and Hellos
It's impossible to know why we need two different models. Why cant we use one model and two views? Its totally impossible to understand which one gets called when.
I have discovered there are a lot of name conventions used here, but after reading this document over and over, it's still very difficult to know what the conventions are. This is probably stemming from "hello" being way too overloaded.
The method "get()" in JView is called in both views. It is supposed to automatically know which model to use, and which method to call. However, I don't think I followed the naming convention correctly, as it simply is not working (I get empty data with no error).
I think I could untangle the naming conventions myself, but with "hello" so overloaded in this example, I am having no luck guessing.
Great up to chapter 3[edit]
The documentation was great upto chapter 3. Got confused in 4th chapter.
Also, this doesn't cover how to create sub menus for a component See example
Suggestions for improvement[edit]
- This is a really long and tedious tutorial with a lot of very useful information in it. I think it would help to break it down into parts or creating separate tutorials covering this material.
REALLY GOOD DOCUMENTATION[edit]
Apart from a small error in part 4 which I have now corrected
did read:
$row =& $this->items[$i]; $checked = JHTML::_( 'grid.id', $i, $row->id ); $link = JRoute::_( 'index.php?option=com_hello>controller=hello>task=edit>cid[]='. $row->id );
now reads:
$row =& $this->items[$i]; $checked = JHTML::_( 'grid.id', $i, $row->id ); $link = JRoute::_( 'index.php?option=com_hello&controller=hello&task=edit&cid[]='. $row->id );
James Conroy 16:29, 16 February 2009 (UTC)
Excellent documentation, but could use a slight extension[edit]
Have been able to create components using this set of tutorials, but am missing how to use non-string based data in the administrator interface.
The admin form only has one field (a string) and it might be useful to have either examples of, or a link to some other examples of how to view / capture other types of data such as :
Checkboxes (boolean) Dropdown menus / radio button (int or string)
While it is easy to add the HTML form components (and even populate them with the values from the model), it isn't immediately clear how to recapture the data of these alternative types.
There is another tutorial I have seen on this wiki that has the "build in a rich editor" function, could use a link from this page.
Craig Moore 13:06, 09 May 2009 (UTC)
Really a great tutorial ... but too many hello.php's[edit]
First of all, great tutorial, a very good effort to explain the basics.
Maybe just my problem: I personally prefer to edit several files at a time, what means, i have 10-20 tabs open in my editor (UltraEdit). In my case that means, that my editor tab-bar looks like:
hello.php - controller.php - hello.php - hello.php - hello.php - controller.php - hellos.php - and so on ...
I would kiss the shoes of everyone who would:
1.) precisely explain naming conventions for files of components (which file may, which file must be called hello.php)
2.) resolve the hello.php-maze in this tutorial with more speaking filenames
Thanks to the authors, best regards and a hello to everyone
Good Tutorial[edit]
Suggestion for improvement.
I also found Part 4 hard to follow and lacking explanation of why various names/paths/parameters were chosen. For a beginner trying to understand Joomla! MVC conventions I found another component backend howto that gave more of the details I was looking for: [1]
Hope this helps someone else. -Mike M3t00 15:55, 10 June 2009 (UTC)
RE: Renaming Part 4[edit]
I'm actually even more confused now.
Only by reading through this discussion did it occur to me that you need to use multiple views to handle the various tasks in the controller. That seems like an important concept that is not entirely obvious to someone trying to learn the joomla framework. And yet now that I recognize the concept, it's not obvious what the best practices would be to implement multiple views. I'll work on it.
Despite that, this is still an extremely valuable tutorial -- especially considering that much of the rest of the API documentation is sparse at best. The entire joomla documentation in general could definitely benefit from a bit of a re-org.
EDIT: OK. So after reading through part 4 of the tutorial again, it is clear to me about the multiple views. So, looking back, it would have been valuable to explain that in the introduction. Something like:
"Now we will create an administrator section to create the greetings. It uses 2 views. The first view, called Hellos, will present a list of greetings with the ability to add new ones or remove old ones. The second view will allow the user to edit each greeting."
That would have helped tremendously. In any case, I got it now. I feel a little stupid for missing that the first time around, but maybe it was because it was late at night.
Component Hello, Site Hello, Admin Hellos, Admin Hello[edit]
Chapters 1 and 2 were easy to follow. Chapter 3 contains some glitches that took me some time to understand but reading this chapter made everything really confusing. It took me a time to realise the Hello's, just my subject with only the focus clarifies already some impact. After re- and re-re reading it becomes clear to me what is meant. After re-reading the reason for using Hellos (as an Admin List) became clear and re-re- reading made the Admin single view/tmpl Hello obvious again. Why not rename these to:
- Manage_Hello_List
- Manage_Hello_Item
This would make everything much more readable, would set a clear context and increase the ease of understanding.
--M.A.S.H 12:37, 3 August 2009 (UTC)
Splitting up article into two articles[edit]
If the writers have no objection I propose to split this chapter into two. There are multiple good reasons for doing so but the most important three are the following:
- This chapter is huge making reading a tedious job, overwhelming and scaring away the once that this article is intended for.
- This article has two logical section so braking it at Adding Functionality doesn't harm any body and helps newbies in achieving results. Being able to check a chapter and visually see the intermediate result is always the best motivation.
- Technically the same split at Adding Functionality is making a difference in know-how. the first part is not really new when you followed the site part examples Developing a Model-View-Controller Component 1, 2 and 3. Old wine in new bottles. The second part really goes into depth and requires good basic programming skills and a general understanding of HTML form handling.
If no objections I will initiate this spilt soon.
--M.A.S.H 07:34, 10 August 2009 (UTC)
I think splitting it is a good idea and should improve readability. I look forward to seeing your improvements. Chris Davenport 08:51, 10 August 2009 (UTC)
I agree Part 4 gets confusing. I see what it is attempting to demonstrate but it is confusing to jump into a completely new example rather than use an example from the onset that could cover the details of the controls in the Admin area.
Maybe choosing a slightly more complex example than 'Hello world!' from the beginning?
Will be good to see this article when it's been updated!
I have to add my agreement to this -- the Hello World was a fine, basic example -- no need to crummy up the lesson with this sudden deviation into an entirely different example.
This article should be moved to its' own section, IMHO. --HobbesPDX 23:21, 6 March 2010 (UTC)
I have to disagree with you. If you read the comments in Parts 5 and 6 it is obvious that a lot of people have troubles understanding the concept of 'site' and 'admin' (most of them are a little lazy). Even worse, some have no idea what the concept is about. This Part is an important try to make the change between front-end and back-end module development (including user interaction) as is clearly indicated in the introduction paragraph of Part 4. I have added a more explicit remark though that this Part can be skipped. --M.A.S.H 10:36, 15 July 2010 (UTC)
What FORM?
I'm confused... when the original author says FORM, does he mean input form or the template format (file in /views/<view_name>/tmpl/<view_name>.<format>.php)?
The other previous tutorial in the series was great, but this one took the whole night to understand.
Hint in 'Mapping' section[edit]
I'm removing the so-called hint from the section titled 'Mapping a Joomla! MVC component from the example.'
I've never seen the 'registered' method, and I think it's bogus.
Please respond if I'm wrong.
HobbesPDX 20:19, 6 March 2010 (UTC)
I have returned the 'hint' by making just a reference to the User object. This because verifying in templates whether a specific user or in general a registered user, is viewing a page is a common approach to make a difference in page creation in your template modules. This is a common question on the internet and therefore a hint to the User object is really supportive.
--M.A.S.H 10:48, 15 July 2010 (UTC)
Move 'sharing template parts' note to another article?[edit]
I'd like to suggest to the community, that the expansive note, in section 3.2.3, regarding sharing template/view elements, using include/require, should be moved to another article.
It's a very helpful point, but I feel it adds unnecessary and extra information to an already complex document.
Discuss. :-)
--HobbesPDX 21:00, 6 March 2010 (UTC)
I agree. Let's create a Part 7 with tips and tricks. All the hints could be moved there.
--M.A.S.H 12:16, 26 July 2010 (UTC)


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Dallas Cowboys' Jerry Brown Killed in Car Wreck, Teammate Josh Brent Jailed
Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent was jailed Saturday and charged with intoxicated manslaughter after he was behind the wheel during a car accident that killed teammate Jerry Brown early Saturday, ESPN reports.
According to local police, Brent's car was traveling on a local State Highway in Cincinnati, where the Cowboys are playing this weekend, before it hit the outside curb at approximately 2:30 a.m. The car flipped at least one time and skidded before coming to a halt in the middle of the service road. When police arrived, Brent was attempting to pull his teammate from the burning car. Police then conducted a field-sobriety test on Brent and arrested him.
Kansas City Chiefs' Jovan Belcher commits suicide after fatally shooting girlfriend
Brown, a practice squad linebacker for the Cowboys, was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. He was 25. "I am devastated and filled with grief," Brent, 24, said in a statement through his agent. "Filled with grief for the loss of my close friend and teammate, Jerry Brown. I am also grief-stricken for his family, friends and all who were blessed enough to have known him. I will live with this horrific and tragic loss every day for the rest of my life. My prayers are with his family, our teammates and his friends at this time."
Brown and Brent both attended University of Illinois and played together on the school football team. "We are deeply saddened by the news of this accident and the passing of Jerry Brown," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said in a statement. "At this time, our hearts and prayers and deepest sympathies are with the members of Jerry's family and all of those who knew him and loved him."
There will be a moment of silence before the Cowboys' game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday to honor Brown.
This is the second NFL death in less than a week, following the suicide of Kansas City Chiefs player Jovan Belcher, who committed suicide at the team's stadium after fatally shooting his girlfriend.
If found guilty of intoxicated manslaughter, Brent faces up to 20 years in prison.
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We take care of your data
By now, you have probably heard a lot about the new data protection laws which came into effect on 25 May 2018. Here is a short summary, stating how ABRSM is becoming GDPR compliant.
ABRSM is a Data Controller in relation to our exams, and we are required by law to process data in accordance with GDPR. We have issued a statement about ABRSM's role as a data controller and you can read about it on our website.
We have analysed our processes and executed an action plan which includes the following:
- An updated Privacy Policy, available on our website.
- A revision of the wording in our Exam Rules and Regulations to reflect the relationship between applicants, candidates and ABRSM.
- The implementation of updated data security and data protection policies.
- Training completed by all staff and representatives around the world.
- An updated code of conduct for examiners.
- An updated retention policy setting out the time and rationale for keeping customer records.
- Updated agreements with all organisations that support our business to ensure that they are also compliant with GDPR.
- Holding and maintaining National Cyber Security Centre's Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation.
How does this affect you?
You may notice some small changes in our exam processes, especially regarding any personally sensitive data that we hold about you.
Want more information?
You'll find a list of useful links on the right. The ICO's guidance clearly explains your rights as an individual. Please read this and our Privacy Policy, then if you have any questions, please contact us.
We are committed to keeping your data safe and secure and ensuring that you receive the best possible service from ABRSM.
Data protection
Keeping your personal information safe is very important to us. We are committed to complying with privacy and data protection laws and being transparent about how we process personal data.
This policy applies to both ABRSM and ABRSM Publishing, which are two separate legal entities.
Both ABRSM and ABRSM Publishing are data controllers registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office (registration numbers Z6618494 for ABRSM and Z6329415 for ABRSM Publishing).
We have policies, procedures and training in place to help our employees and volunteers understand their data protection responsibilities and follow the data protection principles:
- We will process your personal information fairly, lawfully and transparently
- When we gather personal information from you, we will ensure what we collect is adequate, relevant and not excessive to our needs
- We take care to ensure your personal information is accurate and up to date
- We will only keep personal information for as long as necessary
- We will only use your personal information for the reasons for which it was collected
- We have put in place technical and organisational measures to protect your personal information from accidental loss or unlawful processing
Our Data Protection Lead is Sue Cambridge (Executive Director of Finance & Corporate Services). If you have any questions regarding our privacy policy, please email firstname.lastname@example.com, or write to Sue Cambridge, ABRSM, 4 London Wall Place, London, EC2Y 5AU.
This privacy policy relates to our use of any personal information we process about you.
How we collect personal data
We may collect your personal data in a number of ways, for example:
- when you, your parent or guardian, your tutor or your school communicate with us by post, telephone, SMS, email or via our website – for example, in order to book or make enquiries about a course or an exam, or when you participate in a discussion forum on the website;
- from our exam centres – for example, in relation to exams that you have booked or taken at a particular centre;
- when you purchase products from our online shop;
- from the information you provide to us when you make an application to work for us, or from third parties such as your previous or current employers so we can verify details about you;
- from third parties who collect personal data on our behalf, such as international examination boards (e.g. the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority), or ticketing agencies and other contractors where, for example, they assist us in running events such as conferences;
- as you interact with us in other ways – either as a student, a contractor, or in any other capacity.
How we use personal information
We collect and use personal information about our members, supporters, enquirers, job applicants and volunteers to:
- process exam entries and manage events and courses;
- provide products you have purchased from our online shop;
- provide and facilitate discussion forums;
- provide information of interest, including for marketing purposes;
- consider and award scholarships and funding;
- consider job applications;
- provide customer service and respond to enquiries.
The information that we collect may include:
- contact details such as name address, email address and phone numbers;
- your instrument and grade;
- your interests;
- credit card details and any purchases you have made;
- date of birth, gender and marital status;
- any Special Educational Needs (SEN) requirements for exams including relevant medical records;
- dietary requirements where this is required for catering;
- religious beliefs where this is relevant to exam dates and your availability;
- qualifications and school or organisation you belong to/work for;
- name of your parent or guardian (if you are under 18);
- nationality.
In respect of job applicants, we may also collect:
- your image and likeness where this is required for business or security purposes;
- information about your family, social circumstances and extra-curricular activities;
- your bank account details, tax and residency status;
- references from previous employers or educational institutions;
- contact details for your family members and next of kin;
- information concerning your health and medical conditions;
- information about your race, ethnicity and sexual orientation;
- details of criminal convictions.
Special Education Needs
We ask you for Special Educational Needs (SEN) requirements, which may require supporting health and medical evidence, in order to consider making reasonable adjustments for candidates taking exams. Exam candidates must actively give consent to ABRSM to retain any supporting evidence for reasonable adjustments for five years.
If candidates choose not to give permission to ABRSM to retain supporting evidence, or do not respond to the request for ongoing consent, ABRSM will retain the supporting evidence only for the duration of the current session (a maximum of six months from the closing date for examinations) and the candidate will need to resubmit supporting evidence for any future exams requiring reasonable adjustments.
Young people
We need to collect and use relevant information about young people so that they can enter exams and competitions, attend events, and sign up to receive or use some of our services. If you are aged 18 or under, please get your parent/guardian's permission before you provide any personal information to ABRSM.
Exam entries
Applicants from the UK, Singapore and Malaysia can enter exam candidates online. We also process paper entry forms.
Exam entries are stored on the ABRSM secure web server and a copy of this data is transferred daily onto our UK-based system. All online information is held purely for the purpose of exam entries and is retained on this secure server so that applicants can view their past entries.
We use the contact information provided in online and paper application forms to ensure that examination schedules, results and certificates are forwarded to the correct address. In the event of any problems or complications with exam entries, this information is also used to contact the applicant. We keep accurate records of applicant and candidate exam history, which allows us to provide a quicker and more effective service to our applicants.
We request financial information from online applicants (such as credit card number and expiry date). This information is used to process payments for examination entries and administration. The online entry form is held on a secure HTTPS site (demonstrated by the visible padlock logo).
Payment details
Graded Music Exam payments for UK applicants and Music Medals are processed by TrustPay Global and paid to ABRSM via Barclays Merchant Services.
Graded Music Exam payments for Malaysia applicants are processed via the HSBC/GlobalPay payment gateway and paid to the Malaysian Education Syndicate.
Graded Music Exam payments for Singapore applicants are processed via the HSBC/GlobalPay payment gateway and paid to Singapore Symphonia Company Limited via DBS Bank Limited.
Diploma Exam payments for UK applicants as well as administrative payments such as duplicate certificate requests are processed by ePDQ Lite and paid to ABRSM via Barclays Merchant Services. In accordance with the Payment Card Industries Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), ABRSM transmits this data via a secured, isolated terminal that only has access to ePDQ Lite over HTTPS. In accordance with the Payment Card Industries Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), ABRSM does not process, transmit or store this data. A truncated PAN (Primary Account Number) that consists of the first and last four digits of the card number is provided by the payment gateway provider for reporting and reconciliation purposes.
Purchases from our online shop are processed by a third party, Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Ltd. To find out more about how your data is used for the purpose of buying publications on this shop, please see their privacy policy.
Courses and events
If you choose to register for and attend one of our courses or events, we will use the personal information that you provide to manage your attendance.
We will request your explicit consent to hold and use any medical or religious information that you may provide in relation to your attendance. This may include, for example, information about any disabilities you may have, any specific dietary requirements, or your availability around religious holidays.
If you contact ABRSM to make a general enquiry, your personal information will be used to respond to your enquiry.
ABRSM discussion forums
If you choose to participate in an ABRSM discussion forum, apart from your username and the content you post, other personal information you provide will not be made available to those who also have access to that discussion forum. Each participant's opinion on a discussion forum is their own and should not be considered as reflecting the opinion of ABRSM.
Information that may be of interest to you
If you join the ABRSM mailing list, we will send you information that we hope will be of interest to you. If you choose to provide your email address (or address and postcode), interests and/or your instrument(s) of specific interest, we will provide you with information of direct relevance to your country, area and personal music interests.
You can opt-in to receive information by email (or by post in some cases), which may include copies of new syllabuses, new publications and other information on specific instruments and events that you have informed us would be relevant to your interests.
Cookies and aggregate information collected from our website
We use cookies and log files on our website (old.abrsm.org) to store information about how you use our website.
A cookie is a piece of data stored on the user's computer tied to information about the user. This enables us to create a profile that details your viewing preferences. We use your profile to tailor your visit to our website to make navigation easier and direct you to information that best corresponds to your interests and country. Cookies are used to display exam dates, fees and contact details of ABRSM representatives for that country. Read our cookie policy.
Aggregate information is collected from users using our own web tracker. This information includes users' Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, browser type, internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, platform type, date/time of visit, number of clicks, error pages and number of unique visits. This information is not linked to personal profiles or to personally identifiable information provided by users. We use it to analyse visitor trends and use of our website, to administer the website, and to gather broad demographic information of our website users.
Scholarships, awards and funding
We award scholarships, awards and bursaries to outstanding students at the Royal Schools of Music and elsewhere. We process personal information of applicants provided to us by the Admissions Boards at the Schools in order to assess applications.
We retain personal information of successful applicants in order to manage scholarships. We process these awards using information captured during the exam process. The names of those students who have been awarded scholarships, bursaries or awards are published in the ABRSM Annual Review.
Job applications
If you provide us with information about yourself such as a CV or resume in connection with a job application or enquiry, we may use this information to process your enquiry. We will not store this information for any purpose other than that relating to your application.
Customer service
We communicate with our customers on a regular basis to provide requested services, and in regards to issues relating to their account we reply via email, post or phone in accordance with their wishes.
Our legal basis for processing personal information and who we share it with
We will seek your consent to process your personal information when appropriate. We will normally ask for your consent to process any medical or religion-related information that you provide to us, for example in relation to an exam entry or attendance at an event. We will process your personal information without necessarily obtaining your consent where another legal basis exists.
We may process personal information because it is necessary for the performance of a contract to which you are a party (or to take steps at your request prior to entering a contract). For example, we may process your personal data (as is necessary for our exam regulations and related contracts):
- to provide you with an exam, course or other product that you have requested from us;
- to process enquiries and complaints.
In this respect, we may provide your personal data to third-party service providers who we engage to provide these services to you – for example caterers, schools, conference and course providers, referees, tutors and examiners. We may also share your information with:
- our bank in order to process a payment;
- our professional advisers (such as our legal advisers) where it is necessary to obtain their advice;
- our IT support and data storage providers.
We may process personal information where it is in our legitimate interests to do so and where we are confident that such processing will not infringe on your rights and freedoms. Our 'legitimate interests' in this context include promoting musical achievement and education through examination and assessment, professional development of music teachers and the provision of published resources, for example:
- to train our staff and to improve our website and the services that we offer;
- to provide you with an exam, course or other product that has been arranged on your behalf by a third party – for example, if your parent, school or tutor has instructed us to deliver your exam or a course that you will attend;
- to analyse use of and to administer our website;
- to process your application, a scholarship or bursary;
- to research our market and to promote our goods, services and events by post, telephone and email, except in situations where it is required or appropriate to seek your specific consent.
In this respect, we may share your data with third-party organisations who will process personal information on our behalf – for example, a mailing house, our website administrator or printers.
ABRSM will also share personal information with ABRSM Publishing so that ABRSM Publishing can contact you about exam-related products and services – for example, printed sheet music or theory books.
Where required, we will process personal information in order to comply with our legal obligations. In this respect, we may use your personal data to comply with subject access requests, tax legislation, for the prevention and detection of crime, and to assist the police and other relevant authorities with investigations (including criminal and safeguarding investigations).
Transferring personal data outside of the EEA
We may need to collect or send some personal information outside of the EEA – for example, to facilitate the exam process and for arranging conferences. If we transfer personal information to countries or jurisdictions that may not be subject to an adequacy decision granted by the European Commission, we will take measures to comply with our legal obligations and all reasonable steps to ensure that your personal information is treated securely and in accordance with this privacy policy. For example, we will enter into standard contractual clauses that have been approved by the European Commission.
For more information about international transfers of personal data (or to request a copy of the standard contractual clauses), you can contact our Data Protection Lead, Sue Cambridge, by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or writing to Sue Cambridge, ABRSM, 4 London Wall Place, London, EC2Y 5AU.
Information security
We take every precaution to protect our customers' information. ABRSM holds and maintains the National Cyber Security Centre's Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation that validates our commitment to secure configuration and action against cyber security threats.
When our online examination entry form asks users to enter sensitive information (such as credit card number and expiry date), that information is encrypted and protected with industry-standard Secure Socket Layer software. While on a secure page such as our online entry form, the lock icon on the bottom of web browsers such as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer becomes locked, as opposed to unlocked or open when users are just 'surfing'.
We use SSL encryption to protect sensitive information online and do everything in our power to protect user information offline. Personal information is restricted in our offices and made available only to the appropriate departments. All employees are provided with a unique username and password in order to gain access to this information.
Our servers that store personally identifiable information are password-protected and held in a secure environment in a locked facility. Regular backups are made of this data and these are securely stored off-site and managed by Iron Mountain, who ensure rigorous protocols and logistics for delivery and retrieval of media to and from designated ABRSM IT staff.
Your rights
If you no longer wish to receive communications about products and services from us, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also unsubscribe at any time to emails that we may send to you about the products and services that we think will be of interest to you.
You also have the right to:
- request a copy of the information we hold about you (requests should be addressed to email@example.com, and we will respond within one month);
- tell us to change or correct your personal information if it is incomplete or inaccurate;
- ask us to restrict our processing of your personal data or to delete your personal data if there is no compelling reason for us to continue using or holding this information (and, where our processing is based on your consent, you may withdraw that consent without affecting the lawfulness of our processing based on consent before its withdrawal);
- receive from us the personal information we hold about you that you have provided to us, in a reasonable format specified by you, including for the purpose of you sending that personal information to another data controller;
- object, on grounds relating to your specific situation, to any of our particular processing activities where you feel this has a disproportionate impact on you.
Please note that we may be entitled to refuse requests where exceptions apply – for example, if we have reason to believe that the personal data we hold is accurate or we can show our processing is necessary for a lawful purpose set out in this privacy policy.
Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or phone us on 0207 636 5400 if you think our records are inaccurate. If you wish us to update or delete your personal information, or if you wish to exercise your other rights under applicable data protection laws, please contact Sue Cambridge by emailing email@example.com or writing to Sue Cambridge, ABRSM, 4 London Wall Place, London, EC2Y 5AU.
How long we keep your personal information
We will retain your personal information in accordance with our retention policy, which follows the principle of retaining information for only as long as is necessary. You can request a copy of the retention policy by emailing Sue Cambridge at firstname.lastname@example.com or writing to her at ABRSM, 4 London Wall Place, London, EC2Y 5AU.
Changes to this policy
This privacy policy may change from time to time. We recommend that you visit this page periodically to keep up to date with any changes.
Making a complaint to the Information Commissioner's Office
If you are not satisfied with our response to any query you raise with us, or you believe we are processing your personal data in a way that is inconsistent with the law, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office through their helpline: 0303 123 1113.
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Grace's OpenTable Appetite Stimulus
Among OpenTable's restaurant lineup for its Appetite Stimulus Plan, Grace is one of the few ones I was excited about and last night I managed to try it out with Mattatouille and his girlfriend.
Besides the 2 choices for each of the three courses, Grace also offered other courses for $6-8 supplemental charge, but we all stuck with the $35 three-course choices.
The first choice for the appetizer was the Fall Squash Soup with duck confit and pistachios.
A delicious and rich soup! The duck confit went very well with the sweetness of the squash soup itself and the pistachios provide a nice crunchy texture along with the smoothness of the soup. Everyone on the table loved it.
The other appetizer choice was House Cured Salmon with roasted beets, heirloom tomatoes, and horseradish creme fraiche.
I thought the presentation was gorgeous - I felt bad destroying it but you gotta do what you gotta do. This again was a hit - the salmon was delicious, and the sweet beets and tomatoes combination worked very well.
Instead of the sand dabs that the website mentioned, the first entree choice was actually Petrole Sole. The preparation and accompaniments are still the same with potato gnocchi, hazelnuts, haricots verts, and sage brown butter.
I only had a bit of this and thought it was solid. The fish wasn't particularly flavorful but Mattatouille seemed to love the brown butter. I loved the potato gnocchi which were very tender.
I had the oven roasted Leg of Colorado Lamb with Byaldi confit and olive infused lamb jus.
The Byaldi confit reminded me of the dish from the movie Ratatouille :) (doesn't it? doesn't it?) (oops, not Rattatouille ... It's all Mattatouille's fault)
The confit may be our favorite part of the dish. The lamb was flavorful but somewhat on the tougher side. Still good, just harder to eat - if only they had given us steak knives.
For dessert the choices were the Apple Upside Down Bread Pudding with buttermilk ice cream, apple cider syrup, cranberries, and brown sugar walnuts
A great dessert. The cranberries didn't add anything for me and I think it even distracted from the rest of the dish, but after putting that aside, I liked everything else.
The other dessert choice was Boca Negra Cake Affogato, which is a dark chocolate cake, vanilla ice cream, brandied orange slice, then soaked in espresso.
Very rich! The cake itself was amazingly dense. Delicious but take small bites, it really gets to you! You'll need some hot tea or black coffee to cut it later.
The other thing I love about this restaurant is the small touches they put into their wares. The container for the honey that comes with their tea is a great example:
What a cute bee-shaped honey container! I want to take it home ...
Just like its DineLA menu, Grace's Open Table Appetite Stimulus was a hit for me. I'm glad they continue to participate in these prix-fixe weeks and continue to deliver a solid, worthwhile menu that people can really appreciate (unlike some other restaurants we talked about last night *cough*).
7360 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036-2501
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At the top of the homepage is a featured content space. This lets you show off your most important content. By default you Mimbo Pro displays all posts here – however you can restrict the content to specific categories by using the theme control panel – and selecting a featured category.
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Category Summaries
Mimbo Pro allows you to display your categories on the homepage along with the 4 latest posts. We call this section the category summaries. By default all categories are displayed, however you can limit the theme to specific categories through the control panel.
Custom Sidebars
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- Sidebar Left – the default left hand sidebar.
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- Sidebar Single Post Right – This is another optional sidebar. Leave it empty and it will be hidden. Add widgets and it will be displayed on the single posts pages within the post content.
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Custom Templates
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- Archives – A chronological list of all posts published on your blog.
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- Image Gallery – A page that displays all the image attachments on the site and links to their respective pages – nice for visual sites.
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Ask Marilyn: Is Grade Padding Fair?
Name withheld in Baltimore writes:
Marilyn: I teach at a public high school. Our administrator has been pressuring us to "pad the grades." For example, he says students should be given "50" no matter how low they score on an assignment. His argument is that on the five-point GPA scale, A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, and F=0, so the same ratio should apply to percentage grades. Many teachers at my school would be indebted to you if you could help prove him wrong.
Marilyn responds:
Nice try, Mr. Administrator! First, you can't justify modifying the grading scale at your school unless other schools follow suit. (And if they do, you won't improve your school's standing.)
That said, let's look at the proposal's logic. It implies that percentage grades should be the same as letter grades, as though 90 to 100 percent is an A, 80 to 89 percent is a B, 70 to 79 percent is a C, 60 to 69 percent is a D, and 50 to 59 percent is an F. But an F represents the entire range below the grade of D, which is 0 to 59 percent (or often 0 to 64 percent).
A grade of 65 is a reasonable standard for passing a test. (The student has grasped about two-thirds of the material.) But with this proposal, 50 of those 65 points would be freebies when totaling test scores to determine an overall letter grade.


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