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For a long time, the cure for diabetes type 1 and type 2 has relied on agonizing insulin shots for patients or insulin infusion via mechanical pumps. Regarding this, experts have been creating artificial pancreatic beta cells with the he…
A daytime running lamp (DRL, also daytime running light) is an automotive lighting and bicycle lighting device on the front of a roadgoing motor vehicleor bicycle, automatically switched on when the vehicle is in drive, emitting white, yellow, or amber light to increase the conspicuity of the vehicle during daylight conditions.
Global Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps market size will reach xx million US$ by 2025, from xx million US$ in 2018, at a CAGR of xx% during the forecast period. In this study, 2018 has been considered as the base year and 2019-2025 as the forecast period to estimate the market size for Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps.
This industry study presents the global Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps market size, historical breakdown data (2014-2019) and forecast (2019-2025). The Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps production, revenue and market share by manufacturers, key regions and type;
The consumption of Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps in volume terms are also provided for major countries (or regions), and for each application and product at the global level. Market share, growth rate, and competitive factors are also evaluated for market leaders HELLA, OSRAM, etc.
The following manufacturers are covered in this report:
- Panasonic
- Monobee
- Cnlight
- Aurora Lighting
- Koito
- Magneti Marelli
- Valeo
- Stanley Electric
- Ichikoh
- ZKW Group
Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps Breakdown Data by Type
- Traditional Light
Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps Breakdown Data by Application
- Sedan
- Other
Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps Production by Region
- United States
- Europe
- China
- Japan
- South Korea
- India
- Other Regions
Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps Consumption by Region
- North America
- - United States
- - Canada
- - Mexico
- Asia-Pacific
- - China
- - India
- - Japan
- - South Korea
- - Australia
- - Indonesia
- - Malaysia
- - Philippines
- - Thailand
- - Vietnam
- Europe
- - Germany
- - France
- - Italy
- - Russia
- - Rest of Europe
- Central & South America
- - Brazil
- - Rest of South America
- Middle East & Africa
- - GCC Countries
- - Turkey
- - Egypt
- - South Africa
- - Rest of Middle East & Africa
The study objectives are:
- To analyze and research the global Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps status and future forecast,involving, production, revenue, consumption, historical and forecast.
- To present the key Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps manufacturers, production, revenue, market share, SWOT analysis and development plans in next few years.
- To segment the breakdown data by regions, type, manufacturers and applications.
- To analyze the global and key regions market potential and advantage, opportunity and challenge, restraints and risks.
- To identify significant trends, drivers, influence factors in global and regions.
- To strategically analyze each submarket with respect to individual growth trend and their contribution to the market.
- To analyze competitive developments such as expansions, agreements, new product launches, and acquisitions in the market.
In this study, the years considered to estimate the market size of Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps :
- History Year: 2014 - 2018
- Base Year: 2018
- Estimated Year: 2019
- Forecast Year: 2019 - 2025
This report includes the estimation of market size for value (million USD) and volume (K Units). Both top-down and bottom-up approaches have been used to estimate and validate the market size of Passenger Vehicle Daytime Running Lamps market, to estimate the size of various other dependent submarkets in the overall market. Key players in the market have been identified through secondary research, and their market shares have been determined through primary and secondary research. All percentage shares, splits, and breakdowns have been determined using secondary sources and verified primary sources.
For the data information by region, company, type and application, 2018 is considered as the base year. Whenever data information was unavailable for the base year, the prior year has been considered.


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About a month ago, I was contacted by one of the editors from Martha Stewart Living, Taylor Combs. I was beyond excited when she asked me to contribute as "a child portrait expert" on their upcoming post about preparing for school portrait day. The post was published earlier this week and it was such an honor to see Tallulah Lane Photography featured on Living's Blog!
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We all remember school yearbook pictures from our childhood: the good, bad, and the Holly Hobbie-meets-Pippi Longstocking hairstyles (see the blasts from our editors' pasts, above). And since our own kids' school pictures are just around the corner, we turned to photographer (and child portrait expert) Karen Forsyth of Tallulah Lane Photography for a few tips.
Should you let her wear a princess outfit or try to coax her toward trendy Breton stripes? How do you encourage the sweetest toothless grin? Find out.
Stick to Classics (with a Twist)
Says Forsyth: "If they aren't comfortable, then nobody's comfortable and the yearbook photo is in serious jeopardy of even having a shot (no pun intended). Kids want to express themselves and they should. Parents want a great photo. So, how about a compromise? A soft-wash plaid shirt for boys can be new and edgy in a hip color scheme like blue and vivid orange (and here, sleeve rolling is cool). For girls a sweet romper, dress, or outfit with a simple design and a modern print works well. I always find fun, comfortable and reasonably priced options in the Tea Collection or Peek."
Color is Key
Choose bright hues to light up little faces. Adds Forsyth: "It's okay to use pattern, stripes, or plaids mixed with solids. Just make sure they compliment each other."
Hair "Do's" are a Don't
As a general rule of thumb, try not to draw too much attention to your child's hairstyle — remember, says Forsyth, "it's about the sweet changes of their faces from year to year." To wit, she advises staying away from drastic changes right before the school photo ("for boys, if he's sporting a 'Beiber do' and you decide to go for the crew cut, wait"). She recommends tailored braids or loose top knots for girls with long hair; shorter hairstyles like a bob or pixie look sweet with a simple barrette or clip.
Stay Calm
Just like grown-ups, kids feel (and look) better after a great night's sleep. "Keep the stress low surrounding photo day," says Forsyth. "Select and decide on what to wear the night before … Don't wait until the sun peeks over the horizon to hit the panic button. Things can go from serene to chaotic quickly, at least in my household."
Practice Makes Adorable
The last thing you want to do is make your child self-conscious. But as long as you keep it relaxed, practicing his or her expressions can be fun. "A fun activity for the breakfast table may be to ask your child to show you his/her school photo face to lighten the mood," says Forsyth. "Silly, Crazy, Fun. A genuine expression will come from this conversation, I promise. It always ends in a giggle!"
Don't Overthink It
Says Forsyth: "The bottom line is to have fun and enjoy seeing your child grow over the years. Yes, trends will always be changing and we can do our best to strive for the perfect photo, but isn't the metamorphosis half the fun when looking back at the past? Embrace it for what it is and cherish these years. Actually, what made some of my school photos seem dated, now makes them cool. Yes, wayfarers, neons, and ankle boots are back!"
Happy 2012-2013 school year!
Karen Forsyth, owner of Tallulah Lane Photography, is a photojournalistic family photographer. Karen currently resides in the Northern Chicago area with her husband Michael and their three spunky daughters.


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You were expecting NOT to see my sweet Yogi on a quilt when that is where he is most of the time??
I decided to show off an older quilt this year! This watermelon log cabin quilt was made back in 2005… boy does time fly!!
I put this quilt out every summer! It has a very lightweight batting inside, so it does occasionally get used when the AC is too cool!!
It was a scrap quilt for the most part…but I did buy the fabrics for the two outer borders and the fun picnic fabric complete with ants for the backing, especially for this quilt.
I quilted it with variegated red, green and white thread… probably designed for Christmas quilts…but it worked perfectly on this quilt!!
My favorite part of this quilt, though, is the free-hand / free-motion writing in the thin black inner border…
Here's what all I wrote in that border-
" It's time for picnics and lemonade, beach parties and sand castles and the smell of Coppertone on your skin!
Let's go barefooted and run through the sprinklers!
Listen to the chirping of the crickets and the buzzing of the bees around the tall Sunflowers!
Bite into a sweet slice of watermelon! Yum!
It's summertime, summertime, sum sum summertime!"
Those were the memories of my childhood…growing up in Florida!!
And also the memories of summers past for my husband, sons and Yogi, too!!
Make sure you check out all the other pets and quilts in this super fun blog show HERE!!
But do vote for my sweet YOGI!!!


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US State Department has made a determination approving a possible Foreign Military Sale to Slovakia of F-16V Block 70/72 configuration aircraft for an estimated cost of $2.91 billion.
The Slovak Republic has requested a possibl…
US State Department has made a determination approving a possible Foreign Military Sale to Slovakia of F-16V Block 70/72 configuration aircraft for an estimated cost of $2.91 billion.
The Slovak Republic has requested a possible sale of fourteen F-16 Block 70/72 Viper configuration aircraft along with weapons.
The Block 70/72 is the latest evolution of the venerable F-16 fighter designed in the 1970s. Mach 2+ capable fighter has a max weight of 48,000 lb / 21,772 kg.
The core of the F-16V configuration is an Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, a modern commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)-based avionics subsystem, a large-format, high-resolution display; and a high-volume, high-speed data bus. Operational capabilities are enhanced through a Link-16 Theater Data Link, Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod, advanced weapons, precision GPS navigation, and the Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System (Auto GCAS).
Slovakia intends for these aircraft to replace its current fleet of MiG-29s. Slovakia's current fighters are not inter-operable with U.S forces or regional allies.
Purchase of the F-16V will provide Slovakia with fourth generation fighter aircraft capability that is inter-operable with the United States and NATO.
The Slovak F-16 Viper fleet will be equipped with Northrop Grumman's APG-83 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) Radars, Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing Systems, LINK-16 (MIDS-JTRS) secure communication systems, M61 A1 Vulcan 20mm Guns, LN260 EGI Embedded Global Positioning System Inertial Navigation Systems (EGI) and AN/AAQ-33 Sniper targeting Pods.
Weapons part of the deal include thirty AIM-120C7 air-to-air missiles, one hundred AIM-9X air-to air missiles; twelve (12) AIM-9X Captive Air Training Missiles, two (2) AIM-120C7, twenty-four (24) AIM-9X additional guidance units; two hundred twenty-four (224) each Computer Control Groups and Airfoil Groups for GBU-12 Paveway II 5001b Guided Bomb Kits; twenty (20) Enhanced Computer Control Groups for Enhanced Paveway II (GBU-49); one hundred fifty (150) KMU-572F/B Guidance Kits for Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) 5001b Guided Bomb (GBU-38); sixty (60) LAU-129 Guided – Missile Launchers; thirty-six (36) MK-82 or BLU-111 500 lb Inert Fill Bomb; four hundred (400) MK-82 or BLU-111 500 lb Bomb Bodies; four hundred (400) FMU-152 Joint Programmable Fuzes.
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Kenneth F. "Papa" Floyd, 93, died Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013, in Baytown.
Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Llano Cemetery Mausoleum in Amarillo. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
He was born July 27, 1919, in Fulton County, Ark., to Harve and Sarah Floyd. He passed on to be with the Lord on Tuesday, Feb. 19. Kenneth married Beatrice "Bea" Mayes of Pauls Valley, Okla., in 1939. He owned and operated grocery stores in Dumas, Sunray and Fritch. He also had a working cattle ranch in Colorado near Walsenberg. Throughout his life, he loved working outdoors with cattle and horses.
He was preceded in death by Bea. He later married Opal Pond of Amarillo, who also preceded him in death.
At the time of his death, Kenneth was married to Ida Morrison. He spent his golden years in Baytown surrounded by family, friends, his horses and his dog, Tank.
He was preceded in death by Beatrice and Opal; his parents; four brothers, Raymond, Carl, J.B. and Scoval Floyd; and two sisters, Nina Adams and Pauline Stevens.
Survivors include his wife, Ida; two sisters, Mildred Tyler and Jo Sanders; a brother, Winston Floyd; a son, Ken Floyd and wife Bunny; a daughter, Lana Miers; a stepdaughter, Rhonda Hill and husband Bobby; his grandchildren, Marcus Miers and wife Melissa, Leslie Paylor and husband Jim, David Floyd and wife Gina, Marti Mefford and husband Bill and Jennifer Horn and husband Gabriel; seven great-grandchildren, Conner and Kendall Floyd, Elijah and Isaiah Mefford, Duncan Miers, Sidney Floyd, Abraham Horn and Marshall and Drake Hill.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Sign the online guest book at www.boxwellbrothers.com.
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TERI SAS provides an exciting and challenging environment for teaching and research. We welcome applications from those who think they can contribute to the growth of this unique institution.
Applications may be forwarded for areas related to the programme/courses offered in different departments/centres. Candidates will be informed about the status of their applications within a week of applying.
Applications could be submitted for the posts of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor.
You can apply online. It is recommended that you attach a scan of the first page of upto 5 of your recent publication along with your application.


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Staring from Lefkada and visiting in turn the islet Thilia and the island of Meganisi, this sea kayak experience provides a unique way of exploring parts of three Ionian islands in a day's journey!
A spectacular sea kayaking day-tour off Cape Doukato, Lefkatas lighthouse. Exploring the wildest landscape of Lefkada by sea kayak reveals disarming beauties! History, mythology and breathtaking scenery in this top outdoor experience in Lefkada, by sea kayak.
Exploring the small islands in the heart of Ambracian Gulf with top notch sea kayaks and paddling gear under the amazing sunset colors of the sky is an experience not to be missed!
A 9-day sea kayaking trip that gives us the opportunity to explore the western part of the island of Crete, famous worldwide for the exquisite beauty of its landscape.
A one-day sea kayaking trip at Koronisia isles is the ideal way to discover some of Greece's hidden gems. Highly recommended, with a night trip option!


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I wanted something bright, fresh and crisp for the upcoming summer season, and this salad hit the mark. It has a nice crispness, delightful flavor and delicious crunch.
Try a variety of your favorite apples and mix up the sharpness of cheddar if you wish. The sky is the limit so mix up this delightful summer dish and enjoy.
¼ cup apple cider vinegar
1 tbsp Spicy Brown mustard
1 tbsp olive oil
¼ tsp seat salt
¼ tsp fresh ground black pepper
1 medium cabbage, shredded (4 cups)
1 small red cabbage, shredded (2 cups)
2 large carrots, shredded (1 cup)
1 medium parsnip, shredded (1/3 cup)
1 Granny Smith apple, unpeeled and cut into thin strips
1 Gala apple, unpeeled and cut into thin strips
¼ cup fresh flat leaf parsley, chopped
4 oz Carr Valley Mammoth Cheddar, cut into small wedges
In a metal bowl, whisk together vinegar, mustard, oil, salt and pepper; set aside
In a large wooden salad bowl, combine cabbage, carrots, parsnip, apples and parsley; drizzle on vinaigrette and toss to coat well.
Chill for at least 20 minutes to allow flavors to combine, and then arrange cheddar wedges around the edge of the salad in the bowl.


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Composed of young people aged 13-17, YAC's purpose is to provide space for youth to contribute their unique perspectives on legal issues that affect their lives. Additionally, YAC is determined make positive contributions to its community by making the law increasingly accessible to Ontario's youth.
YAC's 2010-2011 contribution was the creation of a documentary film. The documentary considers the impact of the YAC program on participants during the 2010-2011 school year, with special attention paid to their perspectives. The aim of the documentary is to highlight the benefit of creating space for young people to strategize how to contribute positively to their communities.
The documentary is composed of four parts:
Part 1 describes the roles and involvement of the Youth Action Committee from 2010-2011. It provides viewers on opportunity to get to know the members.
Part 2 explores what "community" means to the members of the Youth Action Committee.
Part 3 & Part 4 allows viewers to fast forward and see the impact that participating in the Youth Action Committee had on the 2010-2011 members. To watch click here:
Epilogue 1 - Fiona Martyn
Epilogue 2 - Cindy Quan
This post was written by former JFCY intern Jenna Marie Persuad. To learn more about the Youth Action Meeting click here.


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Very Nice!!! What color of red is that.
Copper Red.
I love Red Paint.
Nice!!! Looks awesome!
2007 Stingray 5 HS Cherry Burst / Maple FB / 3 Band EQ / Ceramic Pickups
2012 Stingray 5 H Pearl Blue / Rosewood FB / 3 Band EQ/ AlNiCo Pickup
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2012 Luke III SSH Vintage Sunburst / Rosewood Neck
Thanks, guys.
I'm REALLY thinking about keeping only this bass plus my EBMM Caprice. One active with maple fingerboard and rounds, one passive with rosewood fingerboard and flats. I can't think of a better couple, in terms of versatility.
I love Red Paint.
Beautiful bass!
I prefer the maple board myself...I wanted to like the ebony but it just didn't speak to me. That maple has such clarity! Oh and I have a rosewood Caprice too :-) you've got a superb combo there.
That 'Dropped Copper' finish is outstanding!!
Balls are Best!!
I really like the dropped copper finish. Congrats.
I have a Special 5H incoming myself. If I may ask, what is it about this one that you like better than the first one?
Stingray Special 5 H Classic Natural maple DOB 05/30/2018
Stingray 4 H 2EQ Candy Red rosewood DOB 10/28/2012
Good question. I'll tell you the whole story.
I started looking for Special Rays during this summer and finding one here in Italy was almost impossible. Even Thomann and other EU big shops had a VERY long waiting list.
I've waited until one showed up and I eventually ordered a Black/Maple Special from the same shop where I bought my Caprice (another rare bass here, same story).
Unfortunately, the bass arrived with a scratch on the back of the neck, both the bass and the case smelled like s**t and I guess the middle control was acting a little bit strange.
Long story short... I sent it back and bought another bass (Fender Jazz) which was also on my list of basses I wanted to try.
I love Red Paint.


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Gang Of Four have been confirmed as headliners for this year's Offset Festival.
The band will join fellow post-punks Wire as headliners at the event, held in Essex's Hainault Forest on August 30-31.
Other bands set to perform include The Maccabees, Young Knives, Metronomy, Ipso Facto and Johnny Foreigner.
The event takes place over two days, and features seven stages of music.
Last year saw performances from bands including Biffy Clyro, The Duke Spirit and Art Brut.
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One of the top priorities for Florida spouses who are preparing to divorce is assuring financial stability in the years to come. The entire property division process is aimed at meeting that goal, and providing a fair and equitable division of assets between spouses. That said, there are certain scenarios in which one spouse fails to follow the provisions laid out within the divorce settlement. In such cases, taking the matter back to court may be the only available avenue of legal recourse.
Consider, for example, a scenario under which a couple agrees that the husband will purchase a life insurance policy payable to the couple's shared children. That means that he will take on responsibility for making payments toward that policy for as long as necessary. In many cases, however, individuals go on to begin new relationships, sometimes even remarrying and having other children.
It is not uncommon for spouses to decide not to follow their divorce agreement, especially when many years have passed. In the case of a life insurance dispute, the individual tasked with procuring the insurance policy might decide to simply stop making payments. Another outcome is that he or she could decide to rename the beneficiaries on the policy.
If a Florida resident is concerned that the terms laid out within a property division agreement are not being adequately met, it may be necessary to re-approach the court in order to clarify the matter. Unless the other party is able and willing to turn over documentation proving that a life insurance policy remains in place with the properly named beneficiaries, taking legal action may be the only way to gain clarity on the issue. A life insurance policy can be a significant asset, one that should not be overlooked or forgotten about merely because many years have passed since the divorce was made final.
Source: marketwatch.com, "Who wins under the law - a beneficiary on a life insurance policy or on a divorce decree?", Quentin Fottrell, June 2, 2017


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The Block Museum houses a collection of over 6,000 artworks. With a foundation in works on paper, including prints, drawings, and photographs. In recent years The Block has expanded its collection with acquisitions of contemporary art across media by an international array of artists. Recent gifts and purchases have included videos, sculpture, drawings, photographs, and installations by artists such as Paul Chan, Omar Victor Diop, Felix Gonzalez Torres, Catherine Opie, and Carrie Mae Weems. Building upon these strengths the Block continues to seek gifts of art that connect to Northwestern's broad curriculum and deepen our representation of modern and contemporary culture globally and from diverse perspectives.
Specialized Collections Within The Block's Holdings
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The term Augustinians, named after
Augustine of Hippo
Several mendicant Orders of friars, who lived a mixed religious life
of contemplation and apostolic ministry and follow the Rule of St.
Augustine, a brief document providing guidelines for living in a
religious community. The largest and most familiar, originally known
as the Hermits of St. Augustine (OESA; Ordo Eremitarum sancti
Augustini) and also knowns as the Austin friars in England, is now
simply referred to as the
Order of St. Augustine
Ruins of Jasienice Abbey, a former Augustinian priory in Jasienica,
1 Charism 2 Orders, groups, and societies
2.1 Canons Regular 2.2 Augustinian Friars
2.2.1 History of the Friars
2.2.2 Organization of the order
2.2.3 Charism of the Order of St. Augustine
2.2.4 Discalced and Recollect friars
2.2.5 The
2.3 Aggregated communities
2.4 Provinces of
3 See also 4 References 5 Bibliography 6 External links
In a religious community, "charism" is the particular contribution
that each religious order, congregation or family and its individual
members embody.[2] The teaching and writing of Augustine, the
Augustinian Rule, and the lives and experiences of
Stanisław Kazimierczyk
Canons Regular
Peter Fourier, leader of the reform of the
Canons Regular
Like the Order of St. Benedict, it is not one legal body, but a union
of various independent congregations. Though they also follow the Rule
of St. Augustine, they differ from the friars in not committing
themselves to corporate poverty, which is a defining element of the
mendicant orders. Unlike the friars and like monks, the canons are
generally organized as one large community to which they are attached
for life with a vow of stability. Their houses are given the title of
an abbey, from which the canons then tend to various surrounding towns
and villages for spiritual services. The religious superior of their
major houses is titled an abbot. Smaller communities are headed by a
prior or provost.
The distinctive habit of canon regulars is the rochet, worn over a
cassock or tunic, which is indicative of their clerical origins. This
has evolved in various ways among different congregations, from
wearing the full rochet to the wearing of a white tunic and scapular.
The Austrian congregation, as an example, wears a sarozium, a narrow
band of white cloth—a vestige of the scapular—which hangs down
both front and back over a cassock for their weekday wear. For more
solemn occasions, they wear the rochet under a violet mozzetta.
Communities of canons served the poor and the sick throughout Europe,
through both nursing and education. They include the canons of the
Great St. Bernard Hospice at Great St. Bernard Pass in the
Martin Luther
The 2008 Constitutions of the Order of St. Augustine[13] states that
Order of Saint Augustine
a) friars, whether professed or novices, who are members of the
various Circumscriptions of the Order (meaning a Province, Vicariate,
or Delegation).
b) the contemplative nuns belonging to the monasteries of the Order.
c) the members of the Augustinian Secular Fraternities, legitimately
established by the
In addition to these three branches, the Augustinian family also
includes other groups: a) religious institutes, both male and female,
formally aggregated to the Order by a decree of the
It is certain that in its modern state the Order is principally founded on spiritual works, those that pertain to the contemplative life. These are as follows: the singing of the divine office; the service of the altar; prayer; psalm singing; devotion to reading or study of sacred scripture; teaching and preaching the word of God; hearing confessions of the faithful; bringing about the salvation of souls by word and example.[19]
Abraham a Sancta Clara
Discalced Augustinians were formed in 1588 in Italy as a reform
movement of the Order and have their own constitutions, differing from
those of the other Augustinians. Their fasts are more rigorous and
their other ascetic practices stricter. They wear sandals, not shoes,
a practice which accounts for their name (scalzo or "barefoot"). In an
effort to preserve their roots in the hermit life, the Discalced
Rita of Cascia
Other orders and groups belong within the Augustinian family either because they follow the Rule of Augustine,[23] exist as independent societies,[24] or have been formally aggregated through their constitutions into the worldwide Augustinian Order.[25] These are not counted comprehensively in this article only because the Catholic Church's system of governance and accounting makes just the numbers of ordained clerics relatively accessible and verifiable. Some of these include:
The Hieronymites, the Sisters of St. Rita, the Ursulines, the
Canonesses of St. Augustine of the Mercy of Jesus,[26]
Provinces of
Province of Chicago Province of Chile Vicariate of Chulucanas (Peru) Province of Colombia Vicariate of the Congo Delegation of Cuba Province of Germany Province of Ireland Province of Spain Province of Holland Delegation of India Vicariate of Iquitos (Peru) Province of Italy Vicariate of Japan Delegation of Kenya Delegation of Korea
Province of Madrid Province of Mechoacan (Mexico) Province of Malta Province of Mexico Province of Nigeria Vicariate of the Orient (Pacific Ocean islands) Vicariate of Panama Delegation of Indonesia Province of Peru Province of the Philippines Province of Poland Province of Quito (Ecuador) Delegation of Tanzania Vicariate of Venezuela Vicariate of Vienna Province of Villanova (United States)
Augustinian lay societies[edit] The lay societies are voluntary groups, generally made up of people who are either married or single and have sympathy with, and interest in, the Augustinian approach to life. These lay people do not take monastic vows, but offer support to the work of the Augustinian Order in voluntary work, gifts of money and goods, and of study and promotion of St. Augustine and Augustinian teaching. The primary among these are the Third Orders associated with the various branches of the mendicant Orders. These are the Augustinian Lay Community[28] and the Secular Augustinian Recollects. They make a formal and public commitment as laity to follow as best as possible the life and charism of the Order. Other associations which support the spirit and work of the friars and Sisters include: the Brotherhood of the Virgin Mary of the Belt[29] in Italy, the Friends of Augustine in the Philippines, and the Augustinian Friends[30] in Australia. See also[edit]
Augustinian nuns
Augustinian nuns
^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2012-03-26. Retrieved
^ "The Augustinians", Province of St. Thomas of Villanova Archived
February 17, 2015, at the Wayback Machine.
Augustine of Hippo
Bibliography for the Augustinian official website
Augustine of Hippo, The Rule of St Augustine Constitutiones Ordinis
Fratrum S. Augustini (Rome 1968)
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Augustinians.
Catholic Encyclopaedia article
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Catholic religious institutes
Including orders (monastic/cenobitic/enclosed/idiorrhythmic), Canons Regular, mendicants, second orders, Clerks Regular, and congregations of the Catholic Church
Male and female
Assumptionists (A.A.)
Augustinian Recollects
Adorno Fathers (C.R.M.)
Albertine Brothers
Adorers of the Blood of Christ (A.S.C.)
Apostolic Carmel (A.C.)
Basilian Alepian Sisters
Basilian Chouerite Sisters
Congregation of the Franciscan Hospitaller Sisters of the Immaculate
Conception (CONFHIC)
Daughters of Charity
Daughters of Divine Love
Daughters of Mary of the Immaculate Conception
Faithful Companions of Jesus
Felicians (C.S.S.F.)
Filippini Sisters (M.P.F.)
Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Hijas de Jesús
Holy Spirit Adoration Sisters
Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Institute of the Maids of the Poor
Little Sisters of Jesus
Little Sisters of the Poor
Lovers of the Holy Cross
Marianites of Holy Cross
Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception of the Mother of God
Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (I.C.M.)
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Oblate Sisters of Providence
Oblates of Jesus the Priest
Oblate Sisters of the Virgin Mary of Fatima (O.M.V.F.)
Order of Our Lady of Charity
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Williamsburg Tournament Friday Night
Williamsburg beat Greely 4-2 in the 7PM game. Williamsburg scored 3 in the 5th to come back from a 2-1 deficit.
In the 9PM game, Local Heroes defeated Quyon 6-1. Francis Leclair had a no hitter, with 4 walks and one runner reaching on an error. Jason Loney hit a solo home run for Local Heroes.


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Q: Do you anticipate that the Joey Votto bust in Cooperstown will feature a scruffy stubble of a beard? — DAVE, Miamisburg/Centerville/Beavercreek.
A: First of all, there is no bust. Hall of Famers are immortalized with copper plaques that cost $55 to make and they hang in a special gallery room in the Hall of Fame museum. Votto has six more years on his contract through 2024 and if he retires at that point he has to wait five more years before being placed on the ballot. With Votto and his quick-growing beard, it would depend on what photo they use to transfer to his plaque. I'm guessing the hallowed hall would prefer a clean-shaven Votto.
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Q: Can you put together an All-Star team of former Reds playing for other teams, position by position? — MELISSA, Pensacola, Fla.
A: Maybe not an All-Star team, but a very good team. Here goes: C Yasmani Grandal, 1B Edwin Encarnacion, 2B Ronald Torreyes, SS Didi Gregorius, 3B Todd Frazier, LF Ryan LaMarre, CF Shin-Soo Choo, RF Jay Bruce, pitchers Johnny Cueto, Mike Leake, Dan Straily, Aroldis Chapman, Brad Boxberger, Ryan Madson, Tony Cingrani (check his Dodgers stats). Add Yonder Alonso and Zack Cozart to the bench. Could this team beat the current Reds? Eight out of 10 times.
Q: Do you recall a fan ever winning the truck located 502 feet from home plate at Great American Ball Park? — JOHN, Oxford.
A: This question comes in at least once a year. Yes, I can easily recall it, because no Reds player ever has hit that vehicle perched high in the sky above left center field and set way, way back. It would take a marksman with a bazooka to hit that truck. Fortunately, though no fan has ever won it, the truck is donated to a needy fire department after the season.
Q: The catcher pays a visit to the mound to give a pitcher in the bullpen more time to warm up, then the manager comes to the mound to give him a little more time, so does that count as two visits? — RON, Vandalia.
A: No, that is only one visit. The new rule says a catcher/player, coach or manager may make only six visits to the mound per game. On the seventh visit by anybody, the pitcher must be removed. And the rule still stands that if a manager or coach visits the same pitcher twice in one inning, that pitcher must be removed. And a clock starts ticking at 30 seconds the moment a coach or manager leaves the dugout to visit the mound. They must leave after 30 seconds. Have you seen some of those older pitching coaches trudge and limp to the mound? They take 25 seconds to get to the mound and must deliver their message in five seconds because the umpire is there shooing them off the mound.
Q: The Reds have been rebuilding for several years, so can you define what that means when the farm system is lousy and the Reds budget doesn't allow for free agents? MESA BILL, Tipp City.
A: Wish I could and I probably can't because I'm not sure the Reds know. Whatever it is, it isn't working so far. They seem to think that doing it means trading established stars for suspects/prospects. The only possible success stories so far are Eugenio Suarez, Scott Schebler and Adam Duvall and none of those three are certainties yet. To really successfully 'rebuild' they are going to have to invest money in established players to eventually become contenders. And I hope I don't hear any club official ask for patience because fans can only be patient for so long and so far it is too long.
Q: Do you consider it silly that a player places his sun glasses on the top of the bill of his cap when that does not good as far as shading his eyes from the sun? — BRIAN, Bellbrook.
A: Not only silly, but stupid. But it looks cool and ballplayers want to look cool at all times. Which player was it who said, "No matter which way the wind blows, I'm cool." Players used to have flip-down sun glasses that spring-loaded under the bill of their cap. If a fly ball came their way, they tapped the bill and the glasses plopped down in front of their eyes. But they don't look cool and few players use them. I always laugh out loud when a player has his Oakleys on top of his head and loses a ball in he sun. Happens all the time.
Q: Most Reds players have facial hair and what year did they change that rule from back when Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Joe Morgan and all the Reds had no facial hair? — DON, Tunica, Miss.
A: I saw your photo on Facebook with your long hair and mustaches, so you'd never play for The Big Red Machine. Club President Bob Howsam had a rule, no facial hair of any kind. No beards, no mustaches, no long hair. Bobby Tolan got himself traded by refusing to cut his hair. It worked because all the stars went along with it. It changed in 1999 when the Reds acquired outfielder Greg Vaughn and he came arrived with a mustache and refused to shave it. Owner Marge Schott acquiesced and the rule was dead. Now, it seems as if every pitcher in the majors wants to look like Grizzly Adams.
Q: Any chance the Reds lose more games than the 1916 Philadelphia Athletics? — JASON, Miamisburg.
A: You've done your homework. Most people ask if the Reds can lose more games than the 1962 New York Mets, who set the major league record with 120 losses. But they did it in a 162-game schedule. The 1916 A's lost 117 in a 154-game schedule. The A's won only 34 games while the '62 Mets won 40 (two games were rained out and not made up). Philadelphia's .235 winning percentage is the worst in baseball history. The Mets won at a .250 clip. The Mets, though, had an excuse. They were a first-year expansion team while the A's were formed in 1901, 15 years before they lost 117. Can the Reds do it? As bad as they appear right now, I doubt it. But they might lose 100.
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Panda pup says hi!
Say hello to the adorable (and famous) Carbon!
Carbon & her sister Cinder were dumped at a high kill shelter in Louisiana and scheduled for euthanasia after being there less than 24hrs due to overcrowding. Thankfully, Carbon (& Cinder) caught the eye of the PAWS Rescue Coordinator and were some of the luck one's that day. Carbon is now thriving in foster care.
Carbon is a happy, healthy, well adjusted little Lab mix!! Thanks to a great partnership between PAWS of NE LA and Bonnie Blue Rescue, Carbon is now looking for a loving forever home.
We have no idea what kind of mix Carbon is but we think Labrador for sure. She is a petite pup though so may not grow to full Lab size…we expect her to mature to be a medium sized dog at least.
She has a glossy black coat and beautiful brown eyes. Carbon is approximately 10 weeks old as of January 30th and will be ready to transport home in late February.
Until then her Louisiana foster mom will keep working with her on socialization, potty training, crate training and basic puppy manners. Carbon already knows how to sit and is doing very well with leash training, especially for such a young girl!
While she is eager to please and is doing well with all the training so far, Carbon is a puppy and will have a long way to go so please keep that under consideration. This sweetie needs and deserves a home that will help her grow up to be the best dog she can be!
Carbon is fostered with kids, cats and other dogs and is comfortable in a busy household. This special pup is also a TV star and got to go on a local LA morning show with her foster mom to talk about an upcoming Mardi Gras Pet Parade.
Here is a video of Carbon's TV debut… http://www.knoe.com/category/178698/video-landing-page?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=8212171.
Bonnie Blue Rescue is holding its second Adopt-a-Plush Event!
100% of the proceeds from this fundraiser will go directly to rescuing death row pups from Ouachita Parish Animal Shelter in West Monroe, LA.
How it works: Donate $25.00 to Bonnie Blue Rescue and you will receive a surprise plush pup in the mail by Valentine's Day. The plush pup will come with an adoption certificate and a thank you note from our rescue.
How to donate: Donations can be made online via Paypal by going to http://www.paypal.com and choosing the link to "send money". From there you simply enter our email address (email@example.com) and the amount of your donation. Please add the recipient's name and shipping address in the PayPal comments.
Details: This event is limited to the first 30 "adopters" so act quick! The fundraiser will end on Monday, February 11th to give enough time for the pups to be mailed out to their new "furever" homes in time for Valentine's Day!
Questions: Don't hesitate to ask! Our email address is email@example.com
We have many wonderful pups in rescue or coming into rescue in the coming weeks and have some approved adopters who just have a home visit standing between them and their new pup — woohoo!
The sad part is we just don't have enough hands to do it all on our own – we need some friends to help us make these families complete!
Can you help us complete a home visit in one of these areas?
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Virginia Beach, VA (23452)
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Burlington, CT (01013)
Poughkeepsie, NY (12601)
Bethel Park, PA (15102)
Bumpass, VA (23024)
Please email us at email@example.com and indicate which home visit(s) you would be able to assist with & we will send you more information.
Thanks in advance for your consideration.
Miss Truffle is an absolutely AMAZING black lab mix.
She is your typical lab girl – happy go lucky, easy to please, & social with everyone she meets.
Truffle was rescued from a high-kill shelter in rural Louisiana.
She has been looking for her forever family through Bonnie Blue Rescue since OCTOBER! We are floored that this awesome girl hasn't been scooped up yet.
Truffle would fit into almost any home — she has so much love to give!
Truffle is amazing with kids and other dogs. She is totally housebroken & cratetrained and is an all around awesome girl.
If you are interested in adopting Truffle, just email us at email@example.com.
We will gladly send more information your way.
Handsome Finn has been in rescue since October & we cannot believe that this gorgeous, sweet guy has not been scooped up.
Finn is an AMAZING pup.
He is right at 1-2 years old and is totally cratetrained and housebroken.
Finn is great with other dogs and enjoys going to doggy daycare to romp and play with his canine friends as often as he can! He also really enjoys sharing his home with his foster brother, Marley.
Finn is good off-leash and has excellent recall.
He is currently fostered on a small farm and does well with the horses and the donkey and has been around young kids.
Finn is great with everyone!
For more information on ADOPTING this gorgeous boy, email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gorgeous Kourtney is ready to meet her forever family.
Can you share this post on facebook? Via email? Send her photo to a friend or family member? We know that there is a special family out there waiting for this girl — we just need YOUR HELP to find them!
Kourtney is a gorgeous 1 year old Catahoula/Terrier mix.
She is full grown at 32 lbs!
Kourtney is incredibly social and very, very sweet!
She loves to snuggle, play, and sniff the Christmas tree!
Can you help this tiny little cutie find her forever family? She would be so appreciative!
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Award winning social enterprise, Rebike Cumbria Ltd has been granted £9,825 in funding by Cumbria Housing Partners Fund, managed by Cumbria Community Foundation, to expand its successful job mentoring project which supports long-term unemployed into work.
Based in Carlisle, Rebike refurbishes and repairs donated bicycles for sale, providing a work based training environment for trainees and volunteers. Geoffrey Tunstall, Director of Rebike said "Trainees often come to us with issues which makes it difficult for them to compete in the job market. For some a lack of confidence and social skills is a barrier; for others disrupted schooling means they don't have the formal qualifications employers ask for. Whatever their issue, our only criteria to accepting to is that the trainee wants to participate and improve their employability skills so they can go on into voluntary or paid employment.
Grant doubles support for work placements
Their training includes bicycle maintenance, health and safety, and customer service. Additionally they learn how to work alongside others in a work place; this means the step from Rebike into another working environment is less daunting. By offering supported work placements we can help them get the work experience they need, so they can show an employer just what they are capable of contributing and achieving. This grant will enable us to double the number of work placements we currently support and is a great boost to the project. "
Pictured here are two of our recent trainees Jacob and Am. Jacob has been a volunteer with Rebike for six years; he has just secured his first paid job and is still volunteering with us. Am is from Laos and has been volunteering with Rebike since early this year, he is planning to set up his own furniture workshop and is learning essential skills for running a business while being with us.
John Clasper, Chair of Cumbria Housing Partners said, "Our community fund is aimed at supporting projects which offer opportunities for people to improve their employability skills. As an established social enterprise, Rebike already has a proven track record of success with volunteer training – re-skilling as it recycles. By adding the work mentoring project as an extension of that training they are now able to give extra support and confidence to trainees as they take their first step into employment, we are pleased to be able to support them.
Annalee Holliday, Grants & Donor Services Officer for Cumbria Community Foundation, said: "The charity sector works closely with people facing disadvantage across the county in many ways and so is ideally positioned to help people back into employment. Rebike has achieved tremendous success over the years and this project aims to get more than 40 people into employment. As a local business, Cumbria Housing Partners is pro-active in funding projects in the county that really make a difference to people's lives."


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(New London, N.H.) The Rivier University Field Hockey team suffered their fifth one-goal loss this afternoon as they dropped a Great Northeast Athletic Conference contest at Colby-Sawyer College, 3-2 in double-overtime. The loss sends the Raiders to 2-5 overall and 0-3 in conference play while the Chargers are now 5-3 overall, 2-1 in the GNAC.
Colby-Sawyer jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead as Colleen Burke connected on a pass from Julia Lanctot in the 1st minute. Rivier would answer as freshman Maegan Sheehy (Sabattus, Maine) received a pass from junior Jaclyn Fraser (Wilmington, Mass.) for her 4th of the season and knotted things a one apiece. 10 minutes later however, CSC's Rachel Fisher gave the Chargers the lead as she was the beneficiary off a feed from Jordan Teixeira in the 15th minute.
That would be all the first half scoring as the teams battled evenly over the remainder of the contest. With time running down in the second half, the Raiders were able to get the equalizer as senior Linsey Roth (Tyngsboro, Mass.) batted home a pass from freshman Amy Eacho (Kingston, N.H.) in the 67th minute.
After a scoreless first overtime period, Teixeira then setup Allie Jones for the game winner in the 81st minute to give the Chargers the victory.
Rivier senior keeper Emily Foster (West Lebanon, N.H.) was electric all night for the Raiders as she made seven saves. Colby-Sawyer goalie Abby Ladd allowed two goals on the three shots she faced on net.
The Raiders will be back in action on Thursday night as they host Framingham State University in a non-conference contest at Raider Field. Game time is set for 7pm.


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Hey guys, my name is Jay Sall and I've been working at Starlight Tattoo since 2000. That is when I started my apprenticeship under Mario.
I genuinely love what I do and enjoy doing all different styles of tattooing. I feel every style brings its own challenge. I really enjoy talking with the client to get a better feel of what they are looking for and freehanding the design, which a lot of my work lately has been freehand.
As a younger tattooist I was able to travel and learn from other tattooists around the world and watch how each artist works. It's a great experience and I recommend it to anyone beginning their tattooing career. To this day, I like to watch other artists and learn different techniques to better my skills. I thrive to be better than the day before and enjoy sharing my skills in the art of tattooing.
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6.—(1) Fish referred to in article 5(1) which are fresh may be weighed in accordance with article 5 after being transported from the port of landing to a place of weighing which is within Scotland and not more than 100 km from the port of landing provided one of the conditions in paragraph (2) is met.
(2) The conditions are–
(a)the vehicle in which the fish are transported is accompanied by a British sea fishery officer from the port of landing to the place where the fish are weighed; or
(b)the fish are being transported in accordance with an approval issued under article 7.
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Here are some websites designed to help you evaluate medical and health related websites.
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Getting Fresh With Consumers
Fresh food is one of the most important qualities in food culture today. The term, fresh, implies that products are generally in the same state as when they were harvested. It also means unprocessed, raw, not frozen or thermally treated or preserved in any way. But as consumers on a budget, with little time, will tell you, cheap and quick meals are more often the norm than the exception. Eating healthy and fresh is hardly easy or always an option, but it's still better, and they know it. They're also getting much better at figuring out what they're buying, which is most important.
But exactly what is fresh, really? The answer has changed over time regarding retail packaging, such as in 1997 when the USDA revised fresh labeling rulings for poultry. Today, fresh poultry should always bear a "keep refrigerated" statement, and raw poultry held at a temperature of 0 degrees F or below must be labeled with a "keep frozen" handling statement.
A new infographic from the Hartman Group (www.hartman-group.com), Bellevue, Wash., notes that freshness is a cultural shift to all things healthy, real, pure and special. Almost any food can be re-imagined to tap into consumers' desire for all things fresh. "What determines success will not be the abject freshness of the product, but rather, that consumers believe and trust that the product is of the highest quality possible," the infographic states.
How fresh is defined is often misconstrued by simply serving something at the expected temperature – hot or cold. Foods high in sodium, additives and poor quality ingredients can undermine nutrition and wellness. Are fresh foods frozen or preserved in any way? They are sourced locally and are able to retain their nutritional value and flavor while being carefully prepared that very day.
Consumers rely on freshness as a broad marker of a high-quality food lifestyle, says the Hartman Group. Currently, there's no single dimension that triggers "fresh" perceptions in all consumers. Instead, the firm says. "There exists a multiplicity of underlying dimensions capable of signaling fresh." While each aspect may trigger this perception on its own, they all have a pronounced cumulative effect. Some of these dimensions include:
●Appearance of minimal processing
●Cues of naturally sourced ingredients
●Location in perishable and perimeter food categories
●Product narratives emphasizing people, places and traditions
●Use of natural color palettes and natural packaging materials
●Connection to indigenous culinary traditions
The FDA's Food Advisory Committee (FAC) carried out several consumer surveys over the years about the use of marketing information and terms not defined by law, and in 2004, investigated use of terms such as natural and fresh in food labeling.
Because consumers continued to question usage of terms like fresh, and that such terms were being used in potentially misleading ways, the FAC further examined the extent to which the food industry was taking into account the FDA's Guidance on legal requirements for food labeling. At issue were marketing terms, general and specific best practices on use of such terms and whether the FDA's Guidance should be revised. Of the 220 samples examined at that time, 88 (40 percent) were considered by the participating public analysts not to follow the Guidance.
Fast forward more than 10 years, and the number of lawsuits challenging food labels is escalating. The courts, however, found that food labeling requirements must be set by the FDA rather than by judges and juries throughout the country. That's what lead to the burden of food label regulation shifting back to the FDA. And regulators are supposed to soon announce their first definition of the term "natural" after several food brands were sued by consumers. But here we are, nearly in July of 2016, and the agency still hasn't decided what to do about use of the term, "natural," though it closed the public comment period in May. So far, it still remains silent on the term. We're not even discussing GMOs here, but that's all beginning to change any way, as we're just days away from the Vermont GMO labeling law going into effect, and now a bipartisan deal has been reached (see our Industry News section today on this site).
Most shoppers in the U.S. not only scan labels, they inspect them regularly. If you can truly flaunt "fresh," as defined by the law, do so. The description is usually a benefit consumers appreciate when it differentiates items and really means what it says. Does the government have to get involved in what it means? Perhaps it doesn't want to, any more than it should be in the business of defining any other food terms. But if things can change at the very last minute for GMOs, perhaps they will for how the word fresh is defined on labels.


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Having failed to pack all of the stupidity of the following story into a lead paragraph of less than 1,000 words, we thought we'd just let it unspool, sort of like an uplifting World War II movie about the Tuskegee Airmen.
After much ballyhoo over Red Tails, with its story of African-American fighter pilots fighting racism and the Germans, administrators for the Dallas Independent School District thought the movie would make a perfect field trip for fifth-grade students who study World War II history.
Rather than call on parents to pay for their students' tickets, or organize a fundraiser as American Eagle pilot Ray Evans did for students in Irving and DeSoto, Shirley Ison-Newsome, interim chief of schools for the district, thought it a good idea to ask taxpayers for the $57,000.
Title I federal funding for the education of disadvantaged children paid for more than 5,000 tickets.
Perhaps thinking their fifth-grade girls did not qualify as disadvantaged enough, administrators decided only boys would make the field trip to see Red Tails. This is only a guess, because in all of the e-mail correspondence between district administrators and principals, gathered by the Dallas Morning News, no one expresses a thought about leaving thousands of little girls behind.
When asked after the Feb. 8 field trip to a Mesquite multiplex, a spokesman for district explained that girls were not allowed to attend because the theater did not have enough seats. And, besides, this was a boys movie.
As you probably have already surmised, the field trip which now explored multiple aspects of discrimination has come to the attention of the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights.
The office is weighing whether two complaints filed over the field trip constitute a violation of the gender-based protections guaranteed by Title IX.
The Texas Education Agency, which oversees the distribution of federal education funds, is reviewing whether the district used Title I funds legitimately.
We at Texas Watchdog cannot help thinking this all could have been avoided had Amelia, the 2009 film biography with Hilary Swank as female aeronautic pioneer Amelia Earhart, been released just three years later.
No, probably not.
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Newport Beach, California
Newport Beach is a seaside community located in the coastal center of Orange County. The City has an estimated permanent population of 86,700, increasing to over 100,000 during the summer months. Newport Beach is known for its fine residential areas, shopping facilities, strong business community and school system. The City surrounds Newport Bay and the Newport Harbor, where approximately 4,300 boats are docked within the 21-square-mile harbor area.
Newport Beach Coastal Communities
Corona del Mar
Corona del Mar is a charming coastal village in Newport Beach, boasting some of California's most scenic beaches. As the southern entrance of Newport Beach, located on the beautiful bluffs, overlooking Corona del Mar State Beach, lies this beautiful, village, which exudes a genuine small town warmth, while enjoying spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, glistening beaches, Newport Harbor and the Balboa Peninsula. This quaint village includes a multitude of attractions, from a variety of shops and boutiques to an array of first class restaurants.
The Newport Coast
The Newport Coast master planned community is situated at the eastern edge of Newport Beach. This prestigious, world-class community encompasses the South Orange County coast between Corona Del Mar and Laguna Beach. The Newport Coast features panoramic neighborhoods from the coastal canyons to the Pacific Ocean. Developed by The Irvine Company, the Newport Coast area now encompasses approximately 9,500 acres, with 75% of the land dedicated to open space and golf courses and is home to the Pelican Hill Golf Club.


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Apr 29, 2013 11:41 AM|hazerider|LINK
I would like to use a C++ FastCGI application (using libfcgi, http://www.coastrd.com/fastcgi) with IIS instead of having a custom C++ web server based on one of the Boost ASIO examples. Once I finally got it working, I tried accessing our SQL Server from within the app, and I got a Login failed for user 'NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON error. I was not getting this error with the custom server. I am also able to access the database without problems using CGI via perl scripts. I am guessing that delegation works differently with the FastCGI process than it does with regular CGI. Can anyone suggest things to try to get delegation working?
Jun 11, 2013 02:42 AM|kctt|LINK
Do you use SQL login or integrated login to access SQL server from web app?
From the error message, I would say you attempt to connect sql database with integrated login.
SQL login with a username & password is much easier.


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How to Move Beyond Simply Creating Analytics
Over the years, analytics has evolved from being a limited support function within organizations to a strategic driver of business success. Enterprises have expanded their use of analytics across multiple functional areas and have broadened adoption in order to be more proactive in making data-driven decisions.
Companies are now focusing beyond creation of analytics â they are looking at smarter ways to consume and evangelize analytics.
The Need for an Analytics Roadmap
All organizations in all industries generate data, and the volumes are growing exponentially. Advances in technology and increasing sophistication in business practices have driven companies to a higher degree of adoption of sophisticated analytics, making it a requirement rather than an option. So where does that leave your organization?
Companies have shorter times to react to evolving customer requirements and are faced with continuously changing business environments. The evolution of technology has created several new sources of data and the volume of information generated has exploded in recent years. More unstructured data (such as text, voice and video) is generated that presents both opportunities and challenges for companies. The availability of quality analytics enables as well as spurs companies to react in real time.
In order to chart the most effective analytical roadmap, companies need to combine top-down and bottom-up approaches. With the top-down approach, the leadership of an organization needs to evaluate what the overall goals of the organization are and how the individual functional units align to the goals. The roadmap in this case focuses on getting greater integration among the different business functions and striking the alignment between functional goals and organizational goals. With the bottom-up approach, the enterprise needs to focus on how challenges within individual activities can be addressed by adoption of enhanced tools, techniques or approaches.
For either approach, the organization needs to assemble a task force to create the analytical roadmap through a series of stakeholder interviews and focus groups, followed by collation of results and recommendations.
The key phases are:
Organization Mapping: The objective of this phase is to prepare the organization for the series of interviews and focus groups. In order to do that successfully, the enterprise needs to map its own organization, clearly identifying the functions and subfunctions. For each function, the goals and objectives need to be listed, along with the current activities undertaken by them. The deliverable for the task force at the end of this phase is to have the right questionnaires and schedule in place to conduct the interviews.
Information Mobilization: The objective of this phase is to arrive at an accurate mapping of the current and desired states. During this phase, the stakeholders identified in the previous phase are interviewed to gather all the critical information. This comprises both the top-down and bottom-up approaches discussed earlier.
The key dimensions to be covered in the interviews are:
What are the current processes adopted for a day-to-day functioning of the business?
What are the current pain points faced â what are the roadblocks in day-to-day functions, as well as what are impediments to executing on additional strategic initiatives?
What is the envisioned future state? What is the ideal state, current constraints notwithstanding?
What are the industry leaders doing?
Evaluation and Summary: Once the current and desired states have been mapped, the next step is to identify what each business function needs to do in order to get closer to the desired state. Typically the levers available to organizations for bridging this gap are:
Are the right skill sets and competencies available?
Are the available skill sets leveraged to the maximum?
Is the bandwidth of available resources a constraint?
Is the right methodology being followed for the different activities?
Is there a learning mechanism to adopt more sophisticated techniques where possible?
Is the process mature from the perspective of having minimum dependencies on individuals and localized competencies?
Are the right tools being used for the processes?
Is technology providing me the right data at the right time and place?
Is there opportunity to leverage tools and platforms for greater efficiencies?
In order to get maximum value from this phase, organizations need to ensure that the members of the task force have adequate cross-industry expertise. The different functional units are better served with inputs from best practices from different businesses.
Recommendations and Next Steps
After individual activities have been identified for each of the functional units, these need to be integrated based a combination of the following three factors:
Organizational priority â Urgency
Impact to organization â Importance
Ease of implementation â Adjacency
The analytics roadmap highlights next steps for the organization as a whole as well as the different functional units. A typical roadmap combines the elements above to lay out a set of high level organizational activities.Â
Roadmap Implementation Challenges
Organizations have to overcome several challenges to successfully implement an analytics roadmap. Identifying the activities and steps as part of the roadmap is the first step â identifying and overcoming the challenges is a key next phase. Typical challenges involved in the implementation of an analytics roadmap include:
Stakeholder buy-in. Given the broad scope of an analytical roadmap, several stakeholders need to buy in for it to be effective. Typically this requires a combination of resources and bandwidth to be invested from several members of senior leadership and middle management. In addition, focusing on several organization-level initiatives may require certain functional initiatives to be temporarily de-prioritized. This can result in some of the stakeholders pushing back on key activities required on their part and, as a result, slowing down the execution process.
Choosing between the important and urgent. It is critical to ensure that organizations can strike the right balance between business impact and immediacy of execution. Inability to optimize between the two can result in inadequate value demonstrated over a period of time, leading to reduced focus on some of the initiatives.
Budgets and investments. Some of the activities outlined in the analytics roadmap require significant upfront investment. Constraints in budget may delay the execution of certain activities in such cases.
It is key to identify and account for the challenges early in the roadmap creation process so that adequate workarounds can be planned. Also, the roadmap should identify key phases and clearly define success criteria for each phase, as well as showcase continued success in order to make the execution plan sustainable.
The Right Organization Structure
In order to successfully execute on an analytics roadmap, the right organization structure needs to be put in place. The enterprise needs to ensure that the organization structure accounts for the following:
Competencies. The correct mix of skill sets required to execute on the outlined activities. Skill sets could be supplemented through additional staff or training. In several cases external support is required to supplement skills that are non-core to the business function but critical to adopting new processes prescribed by the roadmap.
Bandwidth. In executing a roadmap, the organization needs to ensure adequate resources are available to ensure it is seamless. Key members of the team have to be made accountable for the success of the initiatives and it is imperative to set them up for success by providing the right kind of resources.
Growth mindset. Leaders in the organization need to adopt the growth mindset and continuously identify learning objectives to move the agenda forward. This is critical as organizations often tend to get slowed down by legacies and pre-existing expertise, instead of identifying opportunities to improve. The organization as a whole has to adopt the mindset of continuous improvement and wait for something to break.
The Measurement Framework
An extremely important aspect of successfully executing on an analytics roadmap is establishing the framework measurement and feedback loops. The measurement framework needs to be developed along with the roadmap itself. The two key measurements that need to be institutionalized to measure success are business key performance indicators and analytics maturity score.
Business KPIs
In order to measure ongoing progress of strategies scoped as part of an analytical roadmap, it is important to track the performance of the business overall. The key metrics that the business monitors for operational planning and daily execution need to be compared pre- and post- the adoption of the roadmap recommendations. Ultimately this enables the business to measure value accrued through the roadmap.
The changes in metrics need to be analyzed to further identify what measures are more effective than the others, and place emphasis on steps that can generate increased value downstream.
Analytical Maturity Score
The organizations that successfully implement analytical roadmaps also ensure that ongoing progress is tracked through an overall analytical maturity score. The score is typically a combination of maturity levels of different functions within the organization and helps set a benchmark for improvement. Ultimately, it is beneficial to reiterate that adoption of analytics is becoming more and more critical to all organizations. The creation of a roadmap and execution are important to be able to adopt analytics and companies that successfully do stand to gain significant benefits.
Thornton May talks about how the Internet explosion impacts big data.


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A Shannon bound flight had to fly in circles for several hours to burn off aviation fuel before returning to Newark Airport with a mechanical issue.
United flight UA-25 from Newark, New Jersey departed for Shannon at 8.07pm local time (1.07am Irish time) yesterday but was forced to turn back. There were 133 passengers and a crew of 11 on board.
The flight had climbed to 33,000 feet and was about about 330 kilometres north east of Newark, just south of Boston, when the crew turned around and immediately began to descend to 11,000ft.
The Boeing 757-200 jet entered a holding pattern about 130 kilometres north of Newark where it circled overhead for over two hours.
The flight is understood to have circled 15 times before beginning an approach to Newark.
The aircraft had to burn off excess fuel to ensure they touched down within safe landing weight limits. The crew did not declare an emergency.
The jet landed safely at Newark at around 4.45am Irish time while a replacement aircraft was secured to take the passengers onto Shannon about two hours later. The flight arrived in Shannon shortly before 1.00pm yesterday.
In the meantime, the airline flew in a replacement aircraft from London to take passengers from the return leg, flight UA-24, from Shannon to Newark.
That flight, UA-2765, departed Shannon almost four hours behind schedule and just minutes before the delayed inbound flight landed.
An airline spokesman said: "Our team at New York/Newark provided assistance to customers of flight UA25 (New York/Newark-Shannon) on April 2, 2017, which was delayed following a mechanical issue. We apologize to our customers for the inconvenience caused."
The same flight, on March 31st, was cancelled due to a mechanical issue.
The airline has confirmed that they will "be reaching out to each customer to issue compensation" following that cancellation.
There were 148 passengers affected by the cancellation and arrived in Shannon the following night at around 8.30pm.


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Experimental activities and observations are crucial when it comes to science students. A lab report is an academic paper used primarily in higher school to let prospect researchers demonstrate their skills acquired along with specific study results obtained. As such, this is a good opportunity for college students to start building up their professional reputation. To get the most from such a chance, it is important to be able to produce a high-grade lab report to impress your supervising teacher.
The main idea behind any college lab assignments or homework assignments as wrote on Online-homework-helper.com is to learn and verify, through experiments and observations, already existing suggestions provided in books. This means students are not expected to make any groundbreaking conclusions. All they have to do is to demonstrate their practical skills, obtain valid results and describe the process in their lab report. That being said, composing an impressive report is crucial. Let's discuss what you need to succeed.
- Pre-lab preparation. Prior to entering a laboratory room, it is important to know the purpose of the work to be done. Make sure you clearly understand the goal of the assignment, namely what theoretical concept or assumption you will have to prove. Think about what procedures and manipulations the activity should involve.
- Make a plan. To avoid wasting time during your lab session, it is helpful to draw up a detailed plan of the activity. Provide it in the beginning of your report to help your readers follow the process. Producing the plan in the form of a flowchart is a good idea.
- Taking notes. Once in the lab, make sure you register everything happening during the work. Just write down anything you see and measure, no matter how relevant it seems to you at the moment. The data derived should be analyzed at a later stage, when you will have the necessary time and experimental evidence to reflect and make conclusions. Now, you just have no enough material to decide on the importance of each registered event or value.
- Data interpretation. Once the laboratory activities are over, it's time to analyze and interpret all sorts of readings and observations collected. To facilitate your analysis as well as help your readers easier perceive fruits of your lab endeavors, consider systemizing all the data available in the form of tables, charts, pie or bar graphs etc. This method helps make evaluation and pattern determination much more productive.
- Conclusion. Now, it's time to proceed to writing the last section of your paper, namely conclusion, based on lab and post-lab routines performed by the moment. This part should contain a concise summary of everything you have done and found. Remind your readers what suggestion you had to prove and show how your experiment's results correspond to the theoretical concept under investigation. If there is inconsistency, provide your interpretation of why this is the case. In such a situation, it is also important to offer your own plan in respect to how the lab results can be improved during future experimental activities.