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Type: New Feature
Status: Closed
Priority: Blocker
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 1.8.3
Fix Version/s: 2.0
Component/s: Groups
Database:Microsoft SQL
Affected Branches:MOODLE_18_STABLE
Fixed Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE
Groups can also be defined at the site level. as currently it seem that we can not defined group in the site level. If we have 300 to 400 students. It is hard to scan through the list the pick up the name.
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- has a non-specific relationship to
MDL-22867 Add one time cohort enrol UI
- Closed
MDL-22927 cannot make groups from added cohorts
- Closed
- has been marked as being related by
MDL-17949 List of problems related to potential enrolment rewrite in 2.0 - META
- Closed
- is duplicated by
MDL-11820 Grouping students from different courses
- Closed
MDL-15216 Define Global Groups for a Site. Rather than having to replicate the same group name with the same students for every course, it should be done on a global level once.
- Closed
- will be (partly) resolved by
MDL-21781 Cohorts aka site-wide groups
- Closed
- will help resolve
MDL-15416 allow site-wide groups to be created from LDAP OUs
- Closed
MDL-16786 Send messages to system-wide groups
- Closed
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This feature would really be usefull for a lot of people, see :
Would be very cool to have it in 1.9.1.
anything that goes across courses brings trouble, this is definitely not easy to solve
That would be very usefull !
Why not enhance the meta-course enrollement sync capabilities in 1.9 ?
When adding a new descending course, a new grouping may be created with the same name, and groups (from the descending course) synchronized into it. Darren Smith already proposed a patch to synchronize simple groups in that same discussion. Maybe that's a place to start ?
well the metacourse itself is not working very well,
I agree this should definitely be fixed in 2.0
there were discussed several ideas how to do this, but there is no patch yet
One of the biggest barriers to institutional use of Moodle in schools, I think, and one that makes competitors look good. With this fixed, the burden of maintaining class lists and enrolments goes from the individual teachers to the admin staff where it belongs. 1.9.1 gets my vote, if its at all possible.
Petr, i understand it's not easy to put in, but i think it's a really important missing feature in Moodle, that should be in Moodle 2.0 roadmap ! Of course, better if fixed in 1.9.x
In fact, i really think that we should be able to define groups at several contexte in Moodle, as we can give roles at several contexte.
It would be good to have groups (and groupings) at these levels :
- system
- cours category
- cours sub-category
- course
- activity (perhaps)
and capabilities allowing you to define/use groups of the different categories, and you could use groups defined at a higher level.
Another very good thing would be to give roles to groups (or groupings) of users for a contexte
With the responsibility of folling this out over a school of 1500 students and 250 teachers, it is the single biggest obstacle to teacher uptake. It would make a massive difference in the adoption of Moodle if unnecessary administration tasks are eliminated.
We have a real need for site level groups, for example '"Campus". We have pre-defined them for each course, but if we had to set up a course for everyone in the Campus, we would have to re-assign each student to a group. Could the "group" be an attribute of either a student or of a course?
We've got over 10,000 employees needing access to a whole raft of courses and each employee needs to be in a groups so that their learning can be tracked for their and the organisation's development. This would make my job a whole lt easier as i administer the whole lot on my own at the moment.
Having site wide Groups will massively reduce replication each time a course is created and also reduce confusion for Course Creators.
Having this ability should also then provide the options to allow Groups to only view their own content.
My site has users and students from North America down to ChiIe, South America. It would be very helpfull to be able to create groups by country or region. I vote for global groups!
I just noticed from here:
that this issue is the the most popular one by votes which has not yet been assigned a fix version. Is it possible for 2.0? I'd love to be able to start experimenting with the (hopefully) 2.0 student information API to get our school classes defined at site level based on data from SIMS. (see here: http://docs.moodle.org/en/Student_Information_API )
this is a very important requirement for the University of Canberra's new implementation. We'd love to see it as soon as possible. It will greatly assist the extension of Moodle beyond 'courses', towards communities of learnesr/scholars.
I've started a discussion about this feature in the developper forum :
Groups are just a way of classifying things. You need a different type of group for each type of thing. Ideally, we should be able to create user groups, course groups, role groups, etc. I'm not suggesting that we actually do this, but I think it is the right way to think about groups. From now on when I say "groups" I mean USER groups.
Groups should be hierarchical, i.e., divisible into sub-groups, ad infinitem. The hierarchy should not be single rooted, allowing users to simultaneously belong to multiple groups.
Groups should be permissionable. The semantics of assigning a role to a group should be the same as assigning the role to all of its members. This would make it easier to use role assignment (a strategic solution) instead of override (a tactical solution) in many important use cases.
Currently, the lack of groups above course level is leading to the misues of roles to classify users. Two examples: (1) the Keyholder role and (2) the filter criteria in bulk user actions.
Hands down the most important missing feature in Moodle. We have endless discussions with teachers about why they have to set up the same class over and over. Please please please make this one a priority !
Site wide groups in moodle
As this is a most wanted feature, we developed a integration strategy, in order to fit it to the needs of most teachers and users of moodle. So interested about your feedback and if it is possible to integrate this function as described below.
as user friendly as possible and as easy as possible to integrate to actual system
Principal functions of site wide groups.
every user can be part of several different groups
no groups in groups allowed (at this point, could be changed in later versions)
a group should be treated like a single user: enrol groups or users in courses, change roles for a group, etc.
4. course groups remain unchanged (see chapter "How to combine course groups with site wide groups")
How to manage site wide groups?
In the user admin section there should be a container called ?groups"
In the user admin section you can create site wide groups
In the group properties the admin can define how to subscribe to a site wide group. To choose frome following options:
Subscribe with a key: When registering, or later on in the user profile you can enter a key and then subscribe to a group by entering the key defined in this section.
Subscription only by site admins: Only site admins can add user to this specific group
Allow some users to change this group: (select user from list or an existing group)
Open group: Everyone can choose to be in that group or not
there should be a default group, all users are subscribed to if no site wide groups are created
when user is registering on the site, in site admin there should be a Option ?Register only with key".
In bulk user action: you should be able to delete groups
How to combine site wide groups with course groups?
In the course preferences there should be two options to choose:
Use site wide groups also as course groups (when groupe mode is on)
Define separate course groups (for example two site wide groups are enrolled into the course, but a need to have smaller course groups, so I can define my own course groups)
Roles and site wide groups?
As users you should be able to define roles for groups for several levels:
site wide
course categories
activities (depending whicht option under ?How to combine site wide groups with course groups?) is chosen.
Further comments
Feedback from programmers point of view would be greatly appreciated.
It looks like there are two kinds of building groups in moodle: groups and roles. Roles to me look like functional groups, dealing with privileges and access. Groups look like logical groups, dealing with chopping up course participants into slices (not to be taken literally...).
In a company, there are logical groups like technical service personnel or development staff which are all very much like students, but stay the same in a site wide manner.
Thinking about logical and functional groups like described here might help in finding the right implementation and might give hints to how to get a reasonable hierarchy for structuring groups.
To me sub-groups seem to be important as in a logical group like the technical service personnel there could be soub-groups like trainees, junior personnel and senior personnel who all should be able to see and access a different selection of courses.
Yours, Ulrich
Hi, David!
Some ideas:
Maybe there can be three kinds of groups:site-wide, category-wide and course-wide. They can behave similary: site/category group can be enrolled in course, where it acts as a normal group.
On roles and groups: site-wide group can be a kind of context, so the abilities can be defined in it. This will solve all problems with managing groups members (subscriptions and so on).
Site-wide groups in Moodle would rock the LMS universe baby--yeah! Group enrollment should also determine what end user sees on front page upon initial login!
I think this over and find better solution: group should not be a kind of context; group should be in context, similar to a role. If the groups will be created and users assigned to them in particular context, so we can have very flexible system with groups defined on site, category, course and even activity level; also there can be overrides of site group on particular courses (which is needed in large universities). This also will resolve all problems with abilities to manage groups - they also can be given in any particular context.
We are setting up our own eLearning platform and this issue is the one thing stopping me from using Moodle. We have 3 distinct groups of students. Let's call them A, B, & C. We develop courses for each of these unique groups. There are some courses that will be available to all 3 groups. Each group will have approx 500 students in it.
It would be great if when a student registers with the site they are given a key that puts them straight into the relevant group and they then only see the courses specifically for them.This way when a course is developed it has a group assigned to it (the reverse of what it is now) and creates far less administration.
Do you need funding for this feature? We could do with this feature and I may be able to help. Let me know. Al
Hi all, I'm committed to getting this into Moodle 2.0. To help work out funding etc, could everyone here help to flesh out the specification?
I've made a start with a very simple design - I'd appreciate your feedback on it. Is it enough? What requirements do we need to add?
I've tried to outline a reason for site-wide enrolment on the talk page of the spec. Let me know if things are unclear
As a Moodle implementer within a corporate environment, I can tell you that the ability (however it might be implemented) to hide a course(s) from some users and not others is essential. In my organization's line of work and due to its competitive nature, we are bound contractually by strict non-disclosure agreements. Members of one project team for a client cannot be privy to ANY information from another client project. This includes content AND even the names of courses that may be project-specific. Right now, we are going to have to create our own "points of entry" into courses, bypass the site page, so as to avoid a list of courses being seen. We will probably use the experimental groupings feature to hide content. IMO, this seems like a lot of administration to accomplish this. As an enthusiastic advocate of Moodle myself, I can say that, although my company is implementing Moodle, I suspect other corporate users seeking a VLE, look at the lack of this feature as a major liability. Long story short, please implement this functionality. I am not a software developer, but I do a lot of applications testing and would be willing to offer my assistance in that area as well as documentation.
I agree with this. I've made a quick note in the docs wiki regarding the inclusion of Groupings which on the face of it would meet these needs. I'm not a developer either. It would be useful if you could add one or more use cases to help firm up the specification.
Ray, thanks for your post. I actually did add some info to the spec that Martin started. As I gain any more thoughts relevant to that, I will post them there.
Petr's issue "anything that goes across courses brings trouble, this is definitely not easy to solve " can easily be resolved in this case.
We allow groups to be created both at the site level and at course level. In the course setting, a new option needs to be added to select "Site Groups" or "Course Groups" . Thats it !
Have groups selected at site level is a necessity , we need this feature and i've voted for it
This is probably a little late in the game, but we've developed a basic Site Groups plug-in for 1.9x. It was developed to meet the specific needs of our schools but I thought I'd post this message here in case it's of any use.
Screenshots and download are located here: http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?d=13&rid=2652&filter=1,
The low tech workaround to some of the issues identified here is simply to define each cohort of students or other entity as a hidden course
This can then be used with metacourse to spawn course enrolments fro particular classes. (we also use export grade report to get an Excel list of students from a hidden class then tweak and upload the users into the required course)
The extension of this is that metacourse can also be used to aggregate cohorts into larger entities eg:
Institution wide: year group: class group
Institution wide: Campus A, B, C: Yeargroup 1,2,3 class a,b.c
This is definitely going to be in Moodle 2.0.
The final technical spec is taking shape here http://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Cohorts
Cohorts are basically implemented now in 2.0, with cohort sync enrolment (thanks, Petr, this was a big one!)
Major remaining issues from the requested features are:
MDL-22867 Implement one-time "manual" enrolment of a cohort
MDL-22927 Implement support to specify a course group for cohort users (sync and one-time)


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The Huntington Lions Club is gathering used eyeglasses to be distributed to needy people in Third World countries. There is a special need for childrens glasses. For more information, contact Judy Lang at 687-5349.
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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Emery County Progress
Leave it to the tech industry to create weird and confusing new words - terms that many even elicit a giggle or two. Take the term "cybersquatting" for example. It sounds awfully silly. But in reality, cybersquatting is a very serious issue for many people.
So what in the world is cybersquatting anyway? Basically it's the act of registering a domain name with the ill-conceived intent of selling it back to it's rightful owner. It's sort of like occupying a reserved parking space without permission - and refusing to relent until the owner pays you big bucks to move your car.
The person doing the "cybersquatting" is usually referred to as a "cybersquatter" and generally registers a domain (like example.com) in an attempt to benefit or profit from another entity's trademark. They do this by holding the domain hostage until the subject finally buys the domain from them at an inflated price.
Some cybersquatters will even place derogatory or inflammatory content on the website of the "stolen" domain to further encourage the subject to buy it from them. Others will fill the website with information about an organization's competitors. In either case, many Internet surfers are likely to visit the website, not realizing the domain and the content doesn't belong to the entity they think it does.
Often times the cybersquatters win their wager after the subject - which could be an individual or and organization - becomes wary of the potential damage to their trademark and/or reputation.
For example, suppose the owner of an auto dealer by the name of John Doe proceeds to register the domain name johndoeauto.com, only to find out someone has already registered it. Curious, John types johndoeauto.com into his web browser and is horrified by all of the dishonest and derogatory content that he sees about his business.
Worried that the website will severely hurt his business and sour his auto sales, John contacts the owner of the domain and demands the website be taken down. He also demands that the domain be unregistered.
The owner of the domain - a cybersquatter - adamantly refuses to cooperate. Instead, John is told that if he wants to rid himself of the domain and accompanying website, he must fork up several thousand dollars to buy the domain. This is the game of cybersquatting.
While not all cases unfold like our fictitious John Doe's did, it's a rough and dirty game nonetheless - one that finally caught the attention of federal lawmakers in 1999. Congress passed the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act that year, which made cybersquatters liable to civil action.
But litigation is never cheap, nor is it ever simple. Many notable cybersquatting court cases became heavily intertwined with intellectual property law, which makes the legal process even more complex.
So while "cybersquatting" may seem like a funny word, it is a very real issue to many people - especially those who have been negatively burdened by it.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Relay for Life 2012 has kicked off. The theme for 2012 is "Dream it, hope it, cure it." The relay will be held on July 13-14 at the Emery High track beginning at 5 p.m. Jessica Funk and Judi Bishop are co-chairs for the event. The kick-off event was held at the Castle Dale Senior Center. Joyce Swaner from the American Cancer Society was on hand to sign up teams. There will be raffles with quilts and other prizes at the relay. The tickets will go on sale soon.
Funk introduced the guest speaker for the evening, Laney Nielsen Olsen. Olsen said she is the daughter of James and Delaina Nielsen and she grew up in Clawson. Two years ago she headed up a team at relay for life with her friend Kristy Guymon. "My little sister Mistie had breast cancer and she fought it. Then later on she developed pain in her legs. The doctor told her husband to rub icy hot on her legs, but that didn't help. They took her into the hospital and when they put a needle in her, a red rash shot up her legs. She was life flighted to the LDS hospital where they made six feet of incisions in her legs. She was placed in a hyperbaric chamber. She was in continual pain for the rest of her life. She took chemo again and was cancer free for five years, then it came back and she fought it again with chemo and radiation."
She snuck in a cruise during that time. Her sister brought back turtle necklaces to give her sisters. The turtles are supposed to give good luck.
"I wasn't supposed to help pick out a casket for my sister. To me cancer is public enemy number one. My Aunt Carrie Behling is dying right now of cancer. I received an email message from her daughter. She said, 'Mom, is trying to write letters but the pain is getting harder to manage. She is weak and tired, but sitting with Mom, is like sitting with an angel.'
"With relay for life, it gives you a sense of being able to do something. Let's do something. Two years ago we made crafts, caramel apples and our whole family came and we had Team Mistie. We all felt like we were suffering with Mistie and we took pictures and made her a book and she was able to look at it before she passed away. It made her feel good to know we did that for her. I have been doing a lot of research on where the money raised at relay goes. A lot of it goes for research scholarships. They are making great breakthroughs in research that keeps breast cancer cells from metastasizing. They are doing wonderful things in research. The American Cancer Society helps pass bills that aid cancer patients and helps to get new medicines on the market sooner. This makes my heart sing. They are doing wonderful things. This makes me emotional. I hate cancer, but I love what you are doing. Thank you."
Funk said, "That's why we're here. We need to find people to join our team. We need teams to join. We need more people to share in the excitement so we can have a great relay. Relay is about serving others. I would like to see teams out doing service and have money donated in a team's name. We plan to have a golf tournament fund raiser at Millsite on May 12 and a bass tournament in June at Huntington Reservoir. We have plans for a county wide yard sale on June 2 at every city park to raise money for relay. Those wanting a booth will pay a small fee which goes to relay."
Get busy and get your team together we're counting on your support to do our part to help combat this disease. A softball tournament and a 3 on 3 basketball tournament will be held to raise funds for relay for life and more information will be coming on these fun activities.
The Relay for Life 2012 committee members are: Jessica Funk Event Chair; Judi Bishop Co-chair and Sponsorship Chair; Joyce Swaner Community Management; Jamie Murdock Activity Chair; Al Shakespeare Entertainment Chair; Gerry Stottler Luminaria Chair; Jerry Stottler Logistics Chair Kristy Guymon Youth Chair; Patsy Stoddard Publicity Chair; Susan Austin Survivorship Chair; Joel Hatch Accounting Chair; Connie Jensen Accounting Co-Chair; Mark Justice softball tourney and 3 on 3 basketball chairman; and LaMar Guymon-bike ride chairman.
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Exercise-induced pulmonary hypertension (EiPH) is a condition that is now attracting attention. EiPH is defined as raised pulmonary pressures >30mmHg in the setting of normal pulmonary pressures (<20mmHg) at rest.
What happens in EiPH?Normal pulmonary pressures do not rise beyond 30mmHg during exercise. However, in certain instances, there can be a rise in pulmonary pressures beyond 30mmHg during exercise, which occurs due to an increase in pulmonary vascular resistance. Even though this abnormal response is seen during exercise, resting pulmonary pressures are within the normal limits. Those with EiPH may not notice any symptoms at rest and may complain of only fatigue. Nevertheless, in the presence of EiPH, exercise capacity is grossly reduced when compared to that in individuals without EiPH.
Why is it important? The presence of EiPH brings to light a sub-type of patients with pulmonary hypertension. It is important that those at risk of PH (i.e., hereditary PAH, systemic sclerosis, etc.) be assessed for EiPH. This may be an early finding and may have a role in altering the treatment and prognosis of the patient.
How can EiPH be diagnosed? The basis for EiPH is still not very clear. Many controversies exist as to the cause for EiPH. It is not confirmed whether it is an early form of PH or a stable form. Diagnosis of EiPH requires exercise echocardiography or invasive cardiopulmonary exercise testing. Both of these tests require expertise and qualified testing facilities. Your treating physician will have information on these methods and will be able to help you if there is a need for these tests to be performed.
Does EiPH require treatment? Research in this field is in its very early stages. A recent small trial among those with systemic sclerosis was carried out by Rajeev Saggar, MD, and colleagues at the Heart & Lung Institute, St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, Ariz. They used ambrisentan (5mg or 10mg) daily for 24 weeks and found a decrease in pulmonary pressure and pulmonary vascular resistance during exercise along with improvements in cardiac output, six-minute walk distance and quality of life. Thus, it would seem that there may be a role for drugs in EiPH. However, more studies are required.
Answer provided by Abraham Samuel Babu, FCR, MPT, FPVRI, (PhD), Assistant Professor, Department of Physiotherapy, Manipal College of Allied Health Sciences, Manipal University, Manipal - 576104, Karnataka, India
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I'm about to complete my part in eBook number 170. Here's what I wish I'd known before I started this journey.
1. You will need to write much more than you thought.
I knew that I'd probably want to write more than just one eBook, in fact, I could imagine dozens that I wanted to create, but deep in my heart, I didn't really think I'd get to be part of this many. While I've certainly not created all 170 alone (about 1/3 of them I did alone – the rest were collaborative efforts with some incredible people) from that first one, I gave myself permission to not do it if I didn't feel like it. That was not realistic. It was also not professional. I recently said to someone who had just gotten through number 1, "That's great – now do 7-10 more by the end of the summer." She was not enthused.
The reality is that eBook success is exponential. This is a volume business. While each item that you create might be a wonderful success, it might also be a horrible failure. Long-term success depends on producing timeless content with a long life span, and creating enough content that you're known for a body of work rather than one or two products. Besides, a pattern is easy to replicate – only the first eBook is a learning experience.
2. You must be committed to your niche.
Over and freakingover again, I say, know your keywords.
The most expensive part of any business is customer acquisition. (Aka, sales.) Once you get a client under your wing, it's much cheaper to sell more of the same sort of stuff to the same person, than it is to get new customers. That means that you really need to know your audience, and their needs, from day 1. This is most easily discovered through keyword research. Then your job becomes very simple: just create more of that which your niche desires. Otherwise, you find yourself constantly in a state of experimentation and newness. Your niche is your reader family. Take them unto your bosom. They are actually pretty easy to feed – if they want spaghetti every night, then for heaven's sake, give it to them.
It took me a few years to get really good at doing keyword research. In the meantime, I did a lot of guessing, and wrote a lot of lovely content that didn't sell. Spare thyself this agony. I've shared the basics here in this free eBook: Keyword Cheat Sheet, now in version 4.2. Costs you nothing to both download and use.
Don't forget you can also serve multiple niches. I write under 11 different pseudonyms (some for clients, and confidential) and each of those serves a completely different niche. I'm sure there's crossover, but a pseudonym is like a sign that says to readers, "Hey, remember that stuff you liked? There more of it right here."
3. The money is in affiliate marketing.
While it's true that things like SEO and social media are extremely important, affiliate marketing allows me to leverage the networks of others. (I had heard that expression for years before I knew what they were talking about.) By making small payouts for each referral, and making it easily trackable, it means that if I just focus on creating really great stuff, I can make other people confident in recommending it.
Affiliate marketing is a fairly broad term that has a number of different meanings, but essentially, eBookers can use it to track payouts to others who help them sell more books. There is no limit to the number of affiliates you can have, or how creative you can get with it. Watch for more help with this topic from me in coming months, in things like classes and eBooks.
4. It can be extremely boring.
I admit there have been days when I feel like if I spend one more minute looking at a monitor, I'll claw my own eyes out. To top it off, for a little over 5 years, I worked from home in a beautiful but isolated area, a small gulf island off the west coast of Canada. This meant that if it weren't for the dog, there were days when I wouldn't open my front door. If I were to do it again, I'd make sure that I worked in a shared office space of some kind, like I do now, and networked in the real world more, like I do now, and lived in a city or more populated area, like I do now, in Las Vegas.
Besides the lifestyle issues, I now know it wasn't good for my writing. Isolation is often seen as a requirement of Authors, and while I've seen the benefits of that sometimes, I can now see that I lacked objectivity about my business in general, and certainly about writing. It definitely makes for better non-fiction writing to be part of a team, where I'm not working exclusively on my own agenda. Being able to think like a reader, instead of like a writer, is an important skill for writers of all types.
5. The ramp-up time took a lot longer than I thought it would.
Partly because I was a noob, and partly because I was unfocused, it took me a long time to learn what I really needed to get done in what period of time. The original audience that I assumed existed, it turned out, didn't exist at all. At first, I ignored the ghost writing market. (Stupid.) I didn't write any fiction because I assumed it wouldn't have a market. (Also, incredibly stupid.) I chose prices that were both too high and too low. (Stupid, and unresearched.) I agonized over the little things, which it turned out was a waste of my time. I took forever to figure out that I needed to partner with others to create cool products and services.
While I still struggle with typical self-employment issues, like setting aside time for my own projects versus that of clients, I now realize that the instant success that I thought was coming was a joke. I ignored the concept of critical mass, and it took until my own product number four before many people noticed my product number one. This took over 2 years, and in the meantime, instead of recognizing that this was all part of a normal development cycle, I called myself a failure.
The lifespan of eBooks can be just as long, if not longer than printed books. They are subject to update and regular revision, as they're not burdened by the overhead of a stock of books. This means that you can spend a lot longer ramping up an audience, building your list, your reader base, and your discoverability. It's worth it, and it's normal. Savour it as part of the journey.
So when I take my daughter into my lap, and explain to her what it takes to be a good eBook creator, (and those of you who know me know that I do this often…) I talk to her about technology, commitment, and taking the dog for a twice-daily walk. At six years old, she already has a plan to write a series of books about cats and Barbie. Next week, we're doing the keyword research about that.


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We helped create the Middle East mess
It seems so easy for Americans and Europeans to find Arab and Moslem actions as reprehensible. We never seem to see our part in the mess that has been made of relations between our two cultures and our two religions. Even American foreign policy is conducted by people who know nothing about the historical back-drop to the Middle East and how things evolved between Christians and Moslems. America has stumbled badly in the Middle East. Sometimes we act as though nobody in the state department or the White House ever took a history class.
The Moslem religion evolved and developed over the past 1500 years or so. Let us take a quick review about where Christianity was in its first 1500 years. Crusading European Christians marched into the Middle East and slaughtered the local Arab people. In fact, one Christian leader, bragging about the triumph of his religion, said he gloriously stood in Arab blood up to his ankles.
As the Christian nations developed their ships and marauding armies, they brutally took over the peoples of the Middle East. They created kingdoms, principalities, nations, etc. that had no relationship to the people living in those enclaves nor their history. Divergent groups of people were thrown together in some convoluted set of boundaries, and the Europeans declared them to be rightfully in those geographic sectors.
Then the Christian European nations bled everything they could from the people in the Middle East. Oil was taken from them without any compensation, lives were lost in the colonial period {mostly Arab lives}, and the rape of the Middle East contributed to the wealth of Europe. No thought was ever given to the wishes and needs of the people themselves in the Middle East.
And in Europe itself, Christianity had created its own atrocious history. Married Popes, two Popes at one time, major splinters from Rome to Constantinople to the Protestant north, and on and on and on. And the Europeans were embarking on the rape of the native peoples of the Western Hemisphere.
All during this first 1500 years of Christianity, huge territories were gobbled up by greedy Christians, people were burned at the stake for non-Christian actions, millions were slaughtered and made homeless, local customs were ignored and/or punished, people were grouped together in ridiculous boundaries, and on and on. The first 1500 years of Christianity were loaded with inhuman, inhumane, and atrocious actions. And now the Christian West loves to observe Arab/Moslem actions as uncivilized.
An interesting historical note is that when Iran finally did come around to voting in a democratic leader in the early 1950s, it was the U.S. who clandestinely used the CIA to help overthrow this democratically elected leader [Mossadegh] and put a despot [the Shah] on the thrown as a puppet of the West.
Similarly, when the people of Nicaragua overthrew the tyrant Somoza and democratically elected a political leader, President Ronald Reagan supported the illegal Contras in their fight to overthrow the democracy there. And Reagan used secret deals with Iran to get weapons to supply the illegal Contras.
Yes, the actions of the West have been atrocious. And the U.S. has been in the middle of it all. In fact, even during World War II, when Nazi Germany was killing French, British, Belgian, Dutch, Danes, Norwegians, Poles, Russians, Czechs, and Americans, a man named Prescott Bush was illegally getting petroleum into Nazi Germany. And who was Prescott Bush? Why he is the father of President H.W. Bush and grandfather of President George W. Bush. And the Bush family still has close ties with the nation that was supplying this illegal petroleum: Saudi Arabia. Disgusting.
So, the next time you get into your pulpit to criticize the actions of the Arabs and/or Moslems, please try to also remember the history of Christianity and the "pure" Europeans and "holy" Americans.


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Fashionable Bordeaux Without the Fashionable Pricing: Côtes de Castillon
Whether or not the "proletariat" housed in the Côtes will storm Bordeaux's figurative Bastille is yet to be determined. It happened most recently in Champagne with the rise of the grower-producers who have since staked a claim in the market and introduced a new more value-driven and terroir-sensitive element to the region. If it were to happen in Bordeaux, Castillon wouldn't be a bad place to start a revolution.


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If you find it in your heart to ever finish this story... please do! I've been following since 2012 when we were both 14 and have always absolutely loved your writing!
This story characterizes the next generation slytherins so well, it hurts to read it. I really need to know how it ends! Thank you for posting this
well I'm going to be dying for an update now. Nineteen days! I mean reallly I'm dying here. I mean what about nick and flynn and al? I also agree with nevilleherosnape. I have been waiting for Ginny to be a badass as well.
This isn't what I would call bedtime reading, it's to dark. As is the rule when it comes to your writing I like it.
In the first section, you really begin to show more of how bad Al is, not that it left out before, because it isn't, but you just kind of gives it a bit of extra. James is still not doing anything, but he is waking up, nice done. Especially James is really well done in the chapter, he is realistic and understandeble, something I've had a bit of problems with I must admit. Al - well dear Al, I can't talk about you, I just hope you get better. I keep my fingers crossed for you, Al, and for Nick.
Flynn, I just don't hope he has preformed a spell the makes him a squib. I hope this will be something that looks different than it is.
Thanks for the chapter, looking forward to more. I know that I'll find some time to reread it when it's totally finished, but I don't think I can pull myself though that hell before I know that there are some kind of end, and when that end is.
It is very sad that your characters have lost hope so badly.
My only review is to update quicker. Okay I lied. Wow. Just wow. Where are the parents?! About damn time for James but sister lily is still just disgusting. Seriously?! She watched and did nothing? James reacted too late but lily did nothing. I'm just in shock. I'm
Waiting for Ginny to bust down some doors and bust some ass and four days later NOTHING?! WTH? (I'm still hooked by your story!!)
Please post the next chapters soon!
Author's Response: Whoops. I completely forgot that I was behind on MNFF ~ I'll put one in the queue now! Thanks for teh review!
Thank you for another chapter.
This was nice, I like to see that there is hope for the Potter family after all. Just hope that Albus will last long enough to be helped before he breaks.
Author's Response: Thank you for the review! I'll put the next chapter in the queue tomorrow, and we'll see how long both the Potters and Albus last... *cackles*
Brilliant! Just brilliant.
Author's Response: Thanks for the review. :) I'm glad you liked it.
Really like the story!!! It's dark but not where it's to dark. I am always looking forward to the new chapters you post! You have great writing skills. Can't wait for the next chapter!!!
Author's Response: Thank you so much for the review! I think you're the only person who doesn't think this is too dark, and I very much enjoy that. The next chapter will be in the queue soon!
This makes for dark reading, but it's well written. I like the fact that their friends form the other houses are now a part of the fight for Nick. James is well written in this chapter and Rose defending him is nice - reminds me of when the trio fell out with each other, but this is deeper wounds. The most touching part of the chapter was the beginning, how Al and Piper are all mentally fucked up because of this. They will soon need a ward too, Piper especially.
Do is see some ambers beginning to glow stronger and stronger?
Author's Response: Thank you so much for the review. :) I see you see that I'm starting to tie some more minor characters together, and yes, James is going to be a pretty strong presence for at least the next few chapters. And I've just hit the tip of the iceberg on Al, but yes, some ambers are glowing. Thanks again!
This makes for grim reading. I hope there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Author's Response: I know that it's a dark fic, and a completely happy ending is out of the question from how far off the cliff it's gone, but I promise there will be some good parts to come. Thanks for the review!
Welcome back. I appreciate that this story is getting updated again, but I must also say that your writing style have changed a bit in the meantime - it is not quite so dark.
The first part reminds me a bit of the first chapter, I mean they are all hurt, only Nick is missing now.
James is really becoming interesting, I hope he somehow becomes part of the solution to help Nick and make it Slytherin a house people would like to be a part of.
Looking forward to next chapter (hopefully not so long in the making) as the story is turning now.
Author's Response: Thank you so much for the review! I'm not sure my writing style has changed so much as I'm luring you int a false sense of security. There will be plenty of darkness to go around, I promise. :) I'm glad you're seeing the parallels between both parts of this story, and I'm thrilled you're adjusting to this James. There's a lot more to come, and the next chapter is already in the queue!
Oooh, I love seeing another side to James, I hope to see more of him and look forward to seeing how his character develops. Al and Piper are just so cute together! Not to mention Owen, I love how defensive he is about Nick when Creevey is being an arse (not that that's any different from normal). Great work, I can't wait to read the next chapter =) ~Abi~
Author's Response: Abi!!!!
I know. :) I had a feeling I should start putting in some of the backstory for James that somehow developed in my mind while writing this. Albus and Piper are insanely cute, which is why I'm going to feel really bad in a couple of chapters (take that as you will), and Owen is... Owen. I promise the next chapter will come about soon, and thank you so much for the review!
Wow. A side of James that showed itself!! Fantastic!!
Author's Response: Yayy!! That was my favorite part of the chapter, to be honest, and I'm glad that my readers aren't killing me because James is the 'bad guy'. I've been waiting a long time to start making Lily and James characters! Thank you so much for the review!
This is really great. I like how Albus/Piper make a move forward in their relationship, that cheers this chapter so much up. But I can see what you said in your last respons about the Potter family falling apart... - Because James has turned right evil against Albus instead of just ignoring and maybe stopping the worst tournament from others.
It was really power-full when they all - the Slytherins - rose from their benches and walked out on the feast/speech/comments.
If I hold this against a Phonix, like it's written in the description, I think that the fire did burn out in the last to chapters and in this chapter they are cooling down and the bird is beginning to form under cover.
I must say that this reads very much like a great thriller you could buy in a bookstore, if it wasn't because it happens at Hogwarts and in Harry Potter's univers.
Author's Response: Thank you so much for your amazing review. :)
When writing this, Albus/Piper made me smile. I think their cuteness will help balance out a lot that's going to happen in future chapters *cough*. I'm glad you caught the advance in the Potter family, because a storm is coming. And one must not forget what might be going through the other Potters' heads ...
I'm glad you liked that moment. I actually hadn't planned it, but now I can't see it any other way. No fights, no yelling, just leaving.
Again, kudos for catching the phoenix. It does follow the plot of that. :) Thank you so much for the amazing review, and I'm so glad you like it.
That bit were the entirety of slytherin house stood up and left was eloquent and beautiful on so many levels!! Well done!!
Author's Response: I'm so glad you liked it. :) The idea just popped into my mind, and I ran with it. It seemed like something they would do; quiet rebellion. Thank you so much for the review, as always!
Oooh this was an emotional one. The development of Albus and Piper's relationship was lovely to see, even if the circumstances surrounding it make me want to cry/scream/hit something (that's a good thing!). I hope Nick's okay, and I hope that whatever it is the Slytherins are planning works, I'm sure it's going to be epic. I'm sorry this hasn't been a very constructive review, but I'm really enjoying this Ellie and your characterisation and plot building skills are flawless. Update soon, pretty please? :D
Fenella x
Author's Response: Fenellaaaa. <3
This was honestly one of the hardest chapters to write, because of the emotion and trying to avoid writing a blowout before I want one. I gave the Albus/Piper development as a bit of hope, and this half of the story will be a stark parallel to the first half. :/ A hit of darkness to a hint of light. I'm glad, in my sadistic writer way, that you're so involved with the story, and believe me, I wanted to do those same things when writing it. I can't say much about Nick, but the Slytherins always surprise. :) Thank you so much for the lovely review, and the next chapter will be up once I write it.
Happy Christmas indeed! Not!!
Really I like this story, although it sort of pisses me off right now - why this got this far it the matter. I can somewhat sympathise with Albus as part of mu family has been in hospital from time to time, although it didn't look quite this bad. (Heart problems, and such.)
I wonder why Ginny is falling apart, must have something to do whit the Chamber, the seventh year and the Battle, or that she thinks part of it is her, or Harry and hers fail as they didn't get their son to talk. Well I'll see.
By the way; you pull 3th person of just a well as 1st person in this story I think. Carry on (though I hope with less time to next chapter).
Thanks for the read.
Author's Response: Thank you so much for the review. :) The story is pissing people off right now, but in all honestly that's what I want (in a slightly sadistic sort of way). It means you're attached to the characters, and want it to get better. (which it *might*) Being in the hospital, not knowing how someone is, is the worst feeling in the world, imo. I understand, and I"m glad you do, too.
I'm glad you mentioned Ginny. Much will be explained in time ... but their family is sort of crumbling. I'm glad you liked the 3rd person, and the next chappie shall be in the queue shortly! Thank you for the review!
I love your story in that it completely leaves me pissed off!!!
Author's Response: Ahahaha. That made my day! I know it's a little ... frustrating ... right now, but within the next chapter *some* things are explained, and they calm down a bit. Actually, next chapter is the official dive into D/A land. Hogwarts might not take the news well ... Thank you so much for the review! :)


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Not a good night for the Ducks, not with a loss to a shorthanded Tampa Bay team, not with Phoenix and the Kings playig a 3-point game in the desert, not with Dallas winning at Montreal.
The Kings have 66 points and are in eighth, six ahead of Anaheim. Calgary has 65, Dallas 64, Colorado 62 and Minnesota 61.
Tuesday night:
Tampa Bay 3, Anaheim 2: Corey Perry lost his streak of five consecutive games with points, and Steven Stamkos' two goals cemented his reputation as the league's most dangerous score. An early score off a rebound put the Ducks down, and not even they can overcame 0-1 deficits every night. Perhaps road weariness is finally setting in.
Phoenix 5, Los Angeles 4 (SO): They finally figure out where the net is and they can't defend their own. Jonathan Quick was stumbling and fumbling on Radim Vrbata's game-tying goal late in the third period, the one facilitated by a major penalty against Kyle Clifford, and the Kings' 3-0 lead was only a memory. L.A. gave up three power-play goals after killing 22 of the previous 24. Only twice have the Kings lost when they've scored three or more goals.
Dallas 3, Montreal 0: Center Ryan Garbutt had six shots and four hits in only 8:37 of ice time for the Stars, and he also scored his first NHL goal. Keri Lehtonen had the shutout for Dallas, which had the first nine shots of the game.
Edmonton 6, Calgary 1: This one came out of the blue, considering how bad the Oilers had been playing. They ran Miikka Kiprusoff out of the net and dealt the Flames their first loss in February. Edmonton outshot Calgary, 42-22, Taylor Hall has 21 goals in 49 games for the Oil.
Los Angeles at Colorado: The Ducks want this to be a 2-point game somehow. The Avalanche is in a 3-6-2 rut and comes off a 5-1 loss at Winnipeg, but is expected to play Steve Downie, which it acquired from Tampa Bay. Interesting to see Darryl Sutter's choice of goaltender. One would expect Jonathan Bernier, since it's a back-to-back and since Quick looked tired Tuesday. Besides, Bernier would presumably be a bargaining chip in any Kings trade.
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Home Power Distribution & Extensions Power Distribution & Extensions AC/DC Power Distribution Panels BRC100-1020 Technical Specifications
BRC100-1020 Technical Specifications
***Digital Current Meter 0-30.0 AMPS; Accuracy: +/- .1 AMPS; Sampling Rate: 2.5 per second
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