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We would like to inform you that we have moved to a new bug tracking and reporting application called "Tracker". This was necessary as internally at Adobe, we have now transitioned to JIRA for issue/bug tracking for all the products. While functionally Tracker is similar to the BugBase application, there are still few inherent differences, that we thought, we should highlight. The same have been listed below:
1. While logging a bug, you will see a field, Component, which is equivalent to Product Area in BugBase. Any Component in Tracker is a combination of Product Area: SubArea, for example, Administrator: Admin API, Administrator: Code Analyser.
2. You will also see fields "Status, Resolution & Reason Code", which is equivalent to BugBase's "Status, State & Reason".
3. 'Duplicate ID' for any old bugs would be seen as a part of 'Bug Description'.
4. Voting comments for old bugs would not be seen. However, count of votes is visible for all the old bugs.
There are some issues with Tracker that we are currently working on . While using Tracker, you may face:
- Issues in receiving mail notifications for any change in a bug.
- Some discrepancies in the number of bugs, that you had logged or voted for.
- Some discrepancies in the number of comments in the bug(s).
- The field "Reported By" for all bugs is missing.
As always, we request you to test drive our new bug tracking system and send your valuable feedback, so that, we can enhance the overall user experience. We will keep you posted once we fix the issues listed above.
49 Comments to "Migration of ColdFusion BugBase to Tracker(JIRA)"
Bradley Wood
Dec 14, 2016 at 10:42 AMThanks for your work on the new tracker guys. Out of curiosity since you're moving to JIRA, is there a reason you couldn't just expose JIRA directly since it already has a familiar interface with all the features you need. You could still lock it down via permissions for the default users and have internal projects that noone could see. One reason why I can' think of that you might have avoided that was paying for the per-user JIRA licensing costs.
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 6:52 PMHi Suchika,
Thanks for blogging this. I will add my feedback here.
Old Tracker says:
You have logged 609 Bugs and/or Features
You have voted on 398 Bugs and/or Features
New Tracker says:
Issues you have created: 39
Issues you have voted for: 11
Old Tracker says: "Please be advised that this website is now read-only and will be shut down soon."
Umm! *PLEASE* do not take the old tracker down until all issues, such as this, are fixed.
Bradley Wood
Dec 14, 2016 at 6:57 PMGood point Aaron. I would add to that, please don't take the old tracker down at all, but put 301 redirects on each ticket to the ticket in the new system. There are many many links on the Internet that will be around for years to come pointing to the old tracker. It would be really nice if all those links continued to seamlessly work and redirect to the current location of the bug for a long time to come.
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 7:05 PMIn tracker.adobe.com, bug submission fails w/ error "Bug Submission Failed".
I'm not able to log tickets.
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 7:12 PM+1 to the entirety of Brad's comment. Existing links to tickets shouldn't become broken.
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 7:15 PM"Voting comments for old bugs would not be seen."
They should remain seen. I already have bugbase.adobe.com (tickets/comments/votes/status changes/etc) stored to db. Is it okay if I add a comment on each tracker.adobe.com ticket containing its vote comments from bugbase.adobe.com?
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 11:01 PMHi Adobe,
bugbase.adobe.com allowed us to edit our vote comments.
tracker.adobe.com does not allow the same.
Can that feature please be added to tracker.adobe.com?
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 11:05 PMTicket detail page is missing the "Date Created".
"Date Created" should be displayed on the ticket detail page.
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 11:19 PMHi Adobe,
Could you:
1) go to https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/CF-3680177
2) see 1st vote comment (begins w/ "Arguments and return types can be[..]")
3) see commenter's name is not shown beneath the comment
How is that possible? Is that a glitch?
Suchika Singh
Dec 14, 2016 at 11:45 PMHi Aaron & Bradley ,
We have forwarded all your feedback to the concerned team and are trying to get them fixed asap. Thank you for your valuable feedback.
Aaron Neff
Dec 14, 2016 at 11:57 PMHi Adobe,
Ticket detail page should also: 1) have name of product (ex: ColdFusion) and 2) say "Bug" or "Feature".
bugbase.adobe.com had, for example, "ColdFusion x.x - Bug xxxxxxx" or "ColdFusion x.x - Feature xxxxxxx" at the top edge of each ticket.
tracker.adobe.com simply has "CF-xxxxxxx" at the top of each ticket, and has "Version: x" under Details.
1) Change "CF-xxxxxxx" at the top of each ticket to "ColdFusion x.x - Bug xxxxxxx" and "ColdFusion x.x - Feature xxxxxxx".
2) Remove "Version: x" from under Details section.
Aaron Neff
Dec 15, 2016 at 12:01 AMHi Suchika,
You're very welcome! Could you also please ask them to regularly check this post's comments for more feedback?
Aaron Neff
Dec 15, 2016 at 12:51 AMHi Adobe,
I emailed a PDF screenshot of what I entered in the bug creation form, which triggers the "Bug Submission Failed" error, to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Aaron Neff
Dec 15, 2016 at 2:03 AMHi Adobe,
Here is some feedback regarding the "FAQ" (https://tracker.adobe.com/static/assets/AdobeTrackerFAQ.pdf):
Just CTRL+F the FAQ for the following strings.
1) please chose the appropriate value
Note: "chose" should be "choose"
2) "Launch Build X.
Note: It's missing the ending quote (")
3) You can track progress of the bug through the comments updates[..]
Note: "the comments updates" is not proper. Suggestions: "the comments" or "the comment updates"
4) If you have regrets about your vote comment you can update your comment or delete it all together.
Question: How do we edit/delete our comments?
5) the different Statues of a bug or feature
Note: "Statues" should be "Statuses"
6) because of the amount of work it is estimated to fix it
Note: "it is" should be "that is"
7) In case your bug is closed as a duplicate, you can visit your bug and click on the bug ID next to 'Duplicate ID'.
Note: The "Duplicate ID" links need to be added. This was a useful feature of bugbase.adobe.com. Duplicate IDs should be added as comments on the ticket. The "Details" section of the ticket should contain the clickable duplicate ID.
8) Due to privacy reasons only external users' "screen name" is displayed on the bugs.
Note: I see full names, not screen names. Might want to look into this one.
9) Please select the Product as "Adobe Tracker"
Question: Do you mean "Tracker Sandbox"? The "Add Bug" form's "Product" menu lists "Tracker Sandbox" (not "Adobe Tracker").
Aaron Neff
Dec 15, 2016 at 2:09 AMOops, typo in my "Dec 15, 2016 at 2:03 AM" comment.
This: "Duplicate IDs should be added as comments on the ticket."
Should've been this: "Duplicate IDs should not be added as comments on the ticket."
To clarify: The formal "Duplicate ID" feature should be added to tracker.adobe.com.
Mingo Hagen
Dec 15, 2016 at 3:22 AMSome notes:
- Searches using "Reported By" do nothing (probably related to known issue #4 as mentioned by OP)
- Comments are sorted the other way around vs the old Bugbase
- In the search result, bugs open in a new tab (If I want that, I can hold ctrl when clicking a link)
- Search form doesn't save previously chosen product.
- Agree with the points made on just using the JIRA UI and the 301s.
- No more CAPTCHA, yay!
- Would love a way to filter on all non-fixed issues. So a combination of all open states (like To Fix, Open, To Track, maybe even "Closed+Won't Fix" since that could still be an open bug depending on the reason for not fixing it)
Aaron Neff
Dec 15, 2016 at 5:36 AMHi Adobe,
On ticket CF-4186779, Carl's and my names were changed to "External User". Also, I cannot add a comment on that ticket.
Please tell me that is a broader issue that is being fixed.
Aaron Neff
Dec 15, 2016 at 12:48 PMHi Adobe,
Tracker forgets the currently-viewed page, upon login.
Please try these steps:
1) Logout of Tracker (if currently logged-in)
2) View any ticket (ex: https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/CF-4186779)
3) Login (use case: you are a public user wanting to add a comment or vote)
Actual result: After login, tracker redirects you to the Tracker "Home" page
Expected result: After login, tracker redirects you to the page you were on in step #2 (just like bugbase.adobe.com did)
Hopefully the expected result can be implemented. The current behavior is a bit annoying.
Aaron Neff
Dec 15, 2016 at 1:05 PM"Voting comments for old bugs would not be seen."
On November 10, 2011, voting comments were migrated to bugbase.adobe.com from the previous tracker.
Example: Please see https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3039641
See all those comments dated Nov 10, 2011?
The same migration needs to be done now. All voting comments need to be migrated from Bugbase to Tracker. Bugbase contains MANY voting comments containing important information, and they should not vanish.
Suchika Singh
Dec 15, 2016 at 11:20 PMHi Aaron/Mingo,
Thanks a lot for all the issues that you have reported . We have logged bugs on Tracker for almost all the issues that you have reported .
1. Difference in count of bugs that you voted or logged : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-18
2.Bug Submission Failed : This has been resolved .
3.Unable to edit Vote Comments: https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-30
4.Ticket detail page is missing the "Date Created". - This has been resolved .
5. Voter's name not seen below comment for bug CF-3680177 : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-20
6.Searches using "Reported By" do nothing : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-31
7. Comments are sorted the other way around vs the old Bugbase : There is a button using which you could reverse the order.
8. Search form doesn't save previously chosen product. : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-32
9. Would love a way to filter on all non-fixed issues. So a combination of all open states (like To Fix, Open, To Track, maybe even "Closed+Won't Fix" since that could still be an open bug depending on the reason for not fixing it) : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-33
10. On ticket CF-4186779, Carl's and my names were changed to "External User". Also, I cannot add a comment on that ticket. : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-27 (This bug is not be visible to you now , we will make this visible to you asap.)
11. Tracker forgets the currently-viewed page, upon login : https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-34
12. Voting comments for old bugs would not be seen. : We are fixing this.
I may have missed some of the issues that you guys have reported . For any such issue , you can go to Tracker and log a bug against the Product Adobe Tracker [TKR]. Thanks a lot for your feedback and we are trying our best to resolve all the issues .
- Suchika.
Dec 16, 2016 at 7:03 AMAll - Thanks for all the feedback. All critical issues will be addressed on priority. Few issues, from what we are given to understand, will roll out in an update to the tracker application, expected sometime in Feb or earlier next year. Please keep the feedback pouring in!
Dec 19, 2016 at 8:45 AMCan someone please remove the Adobe Coldfusion summit 2016 advertisement on the top of the Blog? It is a bit disheartening to still see it there 2 months after the event took place. Anyone else spot it, read it or report it? Sad.
Aaron Neff
Dec 20, 2016 at 12:16 AMHi Adobe,
Regarding "Issues in receiving mail notifications for any change in a bug."
Please make resolution of that issue the highest priority.
On TKR-18, Adobe asked me for input, but I never got a notification. It wasn't until an Adobe representative emailed me directly that I knew I was being asked for input on that ticket.
If we do not get a notification, and thus do not follow-up on a ticket, then Adobe puts a comment such as "No response from customer" and then closes the ticket.
Aaron Neff
Dec 20, 2016 at 12:19 AMHi Vamsee and Suchika,
Thanks very much for logging those tickets and considering our inputs!
PLEASE do not close bugbase.adobe.com for a while. Tracker.adobe.com is slow and clunky to navigate and is plagued with issues.
Aaron Neff
Dec 20, 2016 at 12:27 AMHi Adobe,
bugbase.adobe.com has an "Awaiting Response" section on the Home page, which, for me, lists ticket 4175138. But tracker.adobe.com doesn't have that same "Awaiting Response" section. (I will follow-up on 4175138, BTW, and it's still very much an issue). But.. can you pls add the "Awaiting Response" section to tracker.adobe.com?
Aaron Neff
Dec 20, 2016 at 12:37 AMHi Adobe,
Please see my comment on TKR-18:
It took me 1 minute and 5 seconds to navigate to the end of the "Created" table, b/c each "Get next 100" button took 14-17 seconds to show me the next chunk of 100 tickets. I *think* I clicked it 6 times. But, when I got to the end, I wasn't sure exactly how many times I'd clicked "Get next 100" (tired, sry). And the UI doesn't tell me which chunk-of-100 tickets I'm looking at. Can you please add counters so that we can see how many tickets we filed or voted on? And can you please remove the "Get next 100" buttons? There's plenty of horizontal space to list all the numbered pagination buttons. And we can't even sort the columns in the result set. This is currently a tedious UI.
OH! So another issue.. copy/paste stripped-out the blank lines. If you view my same comment on TKR-18, you'll see it's not all jammed-together like it is above :) And copy/pasting comments from bugbase.adobe.com doesn't do that - it retains the blank lines.
Charlie Arehart
Dec 23, 2016 at 7:53 AMGreat to see Adobe folks responding to the feedback here so far on the new tracker.
Here are a few more issues that I think could impact most users in their transition from the old to new systems:
a) the date of all "vote comments" (in the right pane) show the same date, which I suppose is the date of their import, but it's not the date they were originally created. For example, see https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/cf-3681626 and compare it to the old bug: https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3681626
There's real value to knowing the actuals date/time that someone made a vote comment (just like we can see proper dates and times for comments on the left, in the new system), in evaluating the context of their comment
b) FWIW, the vote comments (on the right) DO at least seem to be in the correct order in which they were added by people (albeit in ascending rather then descending order, as it was in the old system). I suppose they're appearing in order of the date and millisecond they were imported from the old system, which at least keeps them being in random order. But again, knowing the real date/time is far preferable.
c) While the other "comments" (on the left) do also appear in ascending order (rather than the descending order of the old system), at least there is that "reverse" button offered.
But I've found that it's not remembering that choice over refreshes or in viewing other bugs going forward. Why not save that as a cookie? Some people may prefer to see the newest comments first all the time, like the old system? (But again, thanks at least for the button to switch at at least.)
d) Would you consider a similar button to control the ordering of the "vote comments" on the right?
e) On another matter related to the old vs new trackers, the front page of the new tracker doesn't explain that it's not enough to simply put a bugid (from the old system) into the search box at the top. We need to add cf- (for cf bugs).
Right now, one would only know that if they clicked the "more" button at the top of the old bug tracker. It could also explain this on the search result page when no bug matching that given (number-only) id was found.
f) Complicating matters is that on that old tracker, when one is viewing a bug (and it says at the top that it's now read-only and we need to view the bug in the new tracker), that link at the top does not link to this specific bug but instead just goes to the front page of the new tracker.
Perhaps if it showed a link to the specific bug, fewer people would hit the complication in point 1 (or they may notice that cf- is required, but really that new tracker or its search results page ought to show that this pattern is needed).
Hope those are helpful comments and that you may be able to attend to them also. They each seem rather simple problems to fix...which is easy for us to say, right? :-)
Aaron Neff
Jan 4, 2017 at 11:48 PMI agree 100% with every point and suggestion Charlie made.
Jan 8, 2017 at 8:58 PM@Charlie, this is great feedback! We will raise this with the concerned team and share an update here.
Bernhard Döbler
Jan 17, 2017 at 12:31 PMI filed a finding, obviously after you migrated all tickets to the new bugbase https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=4198174 - does not appear on new site.
Stanton Stevens
Jan 19, 2017 at 2:28 PMBernhard - your bug should be visible in Tracker now. Did you file a new bug in the TKR project about this? I don't see it.
Suchika Singh
Jan 19, 2017 at 11:38 PM@BernHard , We have migrated few bugs recently. Your bug is migrated now , https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/cf-4198174
Thanks for reporting!
Aaron Neff
Jan 27, 2017 at 3:02 PMHi Suchika (or anyone at Adobe),
Can I please ask you a question? Can I ask you to please pretend that you are an Adobe customer. And pretend you have filed hundreds of tickets, and voted on hundreds more. And pretend you want to communicate with Adobe on many of these tickets. Would you be frustrated if you did not get notifications whenever Adobe replied on a ticket? I know that I am. It's a highly ineffective way to communicate when there is simply a lack of communication. That is why I am not using tracker.adobe.com very much. I am, first and foremost, waiting for Adobe to fix this:
Issues in receiving mail notifications for any change in a bug.
That is the NUMBER ONE issue that needs fixed, IMHO.
This forum post was created December 14th, 2016. It is now January 27, 2017. Still tracker.adobe.com does not notify us when comments/votes are added on tickets.
I hope Adobe can make this an Executive Priority to fix the tracker.adobe.com notifications.
Bernhard Döbler
Jan 31, 2017 at 5:49 AMYou link to a bug cf-4198174 in the new tracker but it's not identical to the bug I mentioned in the old tracker.
Jan 31, 2017 at 10:00 PM@Aaron - We completely understand the frustration regarding the notifications not being sent. We have informed the tracker team and will let you know once we hear from them.
Suchika Singh
Jan 31, 2017 at 11:01 PM@ Aaron & @ Charlie thanks for your feedback . We have forwarded your request to concerned team and also logged bugs for them.
1.Awaiting Response Section in Tracker - https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-69
2.Date of the Vote Comment appears as the date on which bug was created. - https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-70
3.A button to order Vote Comments - https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-71
4.The front page of Tracker does not explain that we need to add cf- (for cf bugs). - https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-72
5.Attempt to go to bug link re-directs to home page after login - https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-9
Suchika Singh
Jan 31, 2017 at 11:04 PM@Bernhard we have informed the concerned team about your bug and we will try to get it resolved asap. Thanks for reporting .
Aaron Neff
Feb 1, 2017 at 11:51 PM@Vamsee, Thank you very much!!
@Suchika, Thank you very much!!
Very much appreciated, thanks! Also, I've filed some more tickets and added comments on a few others.
Jason Steinshouer
Feb 6, 2017 at 6:54 AMI cannot seem to access the new bug tracker at the moment.Getting an error connection refused message.
Aaron Neff
Feb 7, 2017 at 11:24 PMHi Adobe,
You did not migrate the comments, and vote comments, for ColdFusion Builder tickets. I tell ya.. -_-
Please see https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TSBX-147
So it'll be odd trying to continue the discussion on cfb-4118933 (which is NOT fixed, and is actually worse!) when there is no comment history in tracker.adobe.com.
Aaron Neff
Feb 8, 2017 at 3:28 PMHi Adobe,
tracker.adobe.com's "Home" page doesn't include our Type="Feature" tickets. Filed as https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TKR-76.
Basically, after logging an ER, we should be able to click "Home" and see that just-filed ER (along w/ our other Bugs and ERs).
charlie arehart
Mar 1, 2017 at 9:07 AMSadly, today I am getting "bug submission failed" when trying to file a bug. I see others reporting it above, and Suchika saying in December that "this is solved". I guess there are either ongoing or transient problems.
Besides looking into this example of mine today (just minutes ago), could you guys consider adding more info to the error?
It literally is just a big red stylized ajaxy popup message saying "bug submission failed", with nothing more. We just have no idea whether trying over and over will help, or if we should wait, etc. (Thankfully, it doesn't move to a new page, so we don't lose what we wrote.)
I do appreciate that you don't want to give away a lot of info in such an error message, but a) given that we who are using it are fairly technical (bothering to write bug reports), even SOME info would be better than nothing. Or b) how about telling us at least that someone on the server end has been notified? It doesn't say that, so we have no idea if anyone will even look into it.
It's just so unfortunate to happen especially on a bug tracker. Of course, the irony is not lost, but the sadder thing is that someone coming to file a bug is generally already disappointed in Adobe. This would just add to the negative feelings for many who'd hit it, I'm sure.
Charlie Arehart
Mar 9, 2017 at 7:14 PMStill waiting on the above. In the meantime, I just noticed another severe annoyance with the new tracker. When you do a search, and choose one of the results, there is no way (I can see) to return to the previous set of search results.
Because the app is using ajax, there's no value to the "back button" (the page never changes). And if you click "search" again, you start all over with a blank search page. It remembers nothing that you had previously entered, which is really frustrating.
Am I missing something? I see no one else complaining of this.
Charlie Arehart
Mar 9, 2017 at 7:17 PMI just realized what was happening right after sending that last comment. It's that when you click a search result, it opens in a new tab in the browser. Doh! I just hadn't noticed. (That's why the back button didn't work.)
So one just needs to close the tab and they're back to the search results. Sorry for the false alarm. (And glad I added my final caveat about whether I was "missing something".) :-)
Aaron Neff
Mar 10, 2017 at 2:01 AMHi Adobe,
I would really love to give feedback on the many CF/B tickets and bug fixes. I find that fun :) However, tracker.adobe.com has so many UI issues and does not send us notifications when users comment/vote. I find that stressing :(
Could we please get a status update on the progress of resolving all the tracker.adobe.com issues?
Stanton Stevens
Mar 16, 2017 at 2:28 PMHi Aaron,
We will be rolling out email notifications by 3/24, hopefully that will help.
Adobe Systems
Mar 16, 2017 at 2:33 PMHi Charlie,
Could you please let us know which product you tried to file a bug against, in order to help us find the source of the issue.
Aaron Neff
Mar 27, 2017 at 11:05 PMHi Stanton,
I just saw your reply. Thanks very much for the follow-up and all that you are doing!
Since it is now after 3/24, could someone please add a test comment on https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/TSBX-143, so I can see if I get a notification?
Aaron Neff
Apr 4, 2017 at 12:30 PM"We will be rolling out email notifications by 3/24, hopefully that will help."
It still is not happening. As of 4/4, no email notifications.


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At $24,000 per night in peak season, the 780-square-meter Royal Suite spans the entire 25th floor and has a private elevator, cinema and rotating canopy bed with a mirror above it -- to make the room feel even more spacious, naturally.
Getting to and from the Burj Al Arab by road is hardly slumming it in one of its fleet of white Rolls-Royce Phantoms.
To avoid that pesky traffic there's a helicopter transfer to the building's helipad, $2,700 for a 15-minute hop from the airport before you're deposited 212 meters above sea level.
Throw in a bottle of 1982 Chateau Lafite-Rothschild 1er Grand Cru Classe at $24,000 from the extraordinary aquarium-surrounded Al-Mahara restaurant and you're well on the way to a $50,000 overnight.
2. Sky views
Dubai's skyline seemingly changes by the week.
The scale of some massive developments on reclaimed land -- notably the Palm and the World -- can only truly be appreciated with a bird's eye view.
Seawings whisks passengers on a seaplane from Dubai Creek up over the city, taking in the city's most iconic buildings and sights including the Burj Al Khalifa -- the world's tallest building.
Other options for flights include a hop to Ferrari World in Abu Dhabi where the world's fastest roller coaster awaits those who wisely avoided a heavy lunch.
A private charter costs about $3,000 -- small change for the definitive city tour.
3. Ultimate VIP shopping
Coming to Dubai without going shopping is, frankly, a no-no.
Anything coveted is available, from every luxury brand imaginable through to bargaining in the gold and spice souks of the old town.
Dubai Mall has buggies for VIP guests to negotiate its 1,200 stores and 5.4 million square feet of retail space.
With 80 million visitors last year, it claims top spot as the world's most visited shopping and leisure destination.
It's also got an aquarium -- the world's largest, naturally, featuring the world's largest crocodile.
Just $800 gets three VIP hours with one of Dubai Mall's personal shoppers, but to really hit the bank manager where it hurts, a visit is needed to one of its 62 jewelry and watch specialists.
4. Super rich dining
Dubai is also a global dining destination with few rivals, its restaurant scene up there with the world's best.
Celebrity chefs abound and venues outdo themselves with superlatives.
The city has offered up questionable dining firsts including the $1,000 cupcake and the $800 ice cream sundae.
For the world's highest dinner, At.mosphere in the Burj Khalifa -- the world's tallest building -- serves a full a la carte menu 410 meters above the city, for lunch or dinner.
Thirty grams of Oscietre Caviar costs a mere $210, but obviously needs to be accompanied by a bottle of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, La Tache Grand Cru, Cote de Nuit, 2000 at $18,000 a go.
5. A theme park of one's own
Cooling down in the desert city doesn't come much better than Aquaventure, the city's enormous waterpark at the aptly-named Atlantis.
Covering 17 hectares, it's been designed so that you never have to get out of the water as you conquer rides including the 27-meter Leap of Faith -- a near vertical drop which shoots you through a shark-infested lagoon.
Best of all, though, wealthy visitors can skip the lines altogether and get serious bragging rights by renting out the entire place for an evening splash.
The tab for that: $40,000 for two hours.
Those who prefer their water frozen can hire Ski Dubai for a cool $135,000 per day, meaning no pesky learners getting in the way on the slopes.
6. $49 million apartment
If you're really going to go all-out, it makes sense to finish your stay by putting a down payment on the city's most expensive apartment, put on the market recently for $49 million.
You won't be able to move in until 2017, but when you do the penthouse pad offers eight bedrooms across 42,477 square feet, an infinity pool and spa, as well as garage space for your 12 favorite cars.
If you fancy catching some air, then 16,641 square feet of balcony space should see you right.
Located at One at Palm Jumeirah, uber-cool Japanese designers Super Potato will look after the interior so all you need to worry about is the monthly mortgage repayments.
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Hanigal Tareq lives in one room with her disabled 15-month-old daughter and five other people in Dowra, an overcrowded district just outside the Lebanese capital. Asked where her husband is, she breaks into tears.
Far more significant than Mothering Sunday for Hanigal and millions of others like her, today is the fourth anniversary of the start of the war in Syria, in which some 200,000 people have died. A member of Syria's Christian minority, she endured more than three years of the conflict, but finally fled her home north of Aleppo last September after her husband disappeared. "I don't know where he is," she says, clinging to her daughter, Helena. "He went out as normal one day, and never came back."
The chances are that Hanigal will never find out what happened to her husband. She is not alone: many Syrians have been killed without their families knowing their fate. The Syrian Network for Human Rights estimates that 85,000 people have been seized by the regime, and the factions fighting Damascus are also responsible for large numbers of disappearances.
The bloodshed has driven almost half of Syria's 23 million people from their homes. More than six million are displaced within the country, with another four million having fled across the borders. Hanigal, 33, is among the 1.6 million Syrians who have escaped into Lebanon, swelling the population there by roughly a quarter. Life is a struggle for all, but few have as many disadvantages as she has.
Photojournalist Bradley Secker's images of Syria's dispossessed
Photojournalist Bradley Secker's images of Syria's dispossessed
1/6 Hadeel
Age: 28
Home town: Damasacus
Time in exile: 1 year, 10 months
The meaning of home: 'We got married and moved in, we made it our own. Everything we wanted is there, we made it our own place. We worked for it and it was our dream house'
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2/6 Hael
Age: 28
Home town: Deir Ezzor/Damascus
Time in exile: 1 year, 4 months, 10 days
The meaning of home: 'I feel scared when I don't have home to go back to. My country has been stolen from me. The last thing I heard about my home was that it had been burnt'
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3/6 Aboud D
Age: 37
Home town: Inshaat, Homs
Time in exile: 2 years, 1 month
The meaning of home: 'This was the place I was going to put down roots: I returned to Syria after years working abroad and bought a house; literally straight after, the revolution began'
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4/6 Ola
Age: 28
Home town: Latakia
Time in exile: 1 year
The meaning of home: 'Losing any chance to return home is like losing any chance to achieve any of my dreams'
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5/6 Aboud F
Age: 32
Home town: Latakia
Time in exile: 9 months
The meaning of home: 'Being unable to return home is like a sailor being unable to return home to land; I feel lost at sea. I miss a hug from my mum. Home means the safety of a child between his mum's hands'
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6/6 Wael
Age: 40
Home town: Idlib city
Time in exile: 17 months
The meaning of home: 'Home for me is memories. We are a big family, so everyone being spread over four or five countries is too hard. Not being able to return is like the feeling when you are underwater and can't breathe'
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Hanigal was born with dislocated hips, and still walks with a heavy limp. It is easy to understand that once her husband disappeared and all her relatives had left Syria, she was unable to cope at home. "I came to Lebanon just for Helena," she says. Her daughter, though normally afraid of strangers, giggles joyfully at a game of peekaboo, unaware of her mother's fears for her.
Helena, it emerges, has many severe health problems, because of a genetic disorder. A malfunctioning thyroid has caused abnormalities around her body. She has wheat and milk intolerances, and needs an operation to correct one of her legs. What causes Hanigal most anxiety, however, is that Helena has only 15 per cent vision, because she has cataracts in both eyes.
"I really need help with Helena's eyes," says her mother. "I don't want her to lose her sight. The eyes are dear to a human being. I am afraid to get the eye operation done in a place that is not good, and risk her losing her sight altogether."
Refugees arriving in Lebanon often have to wait for several weeks before they are registered by the UN, during which they receive no official support. Organisations such as Caritas Lebanon, supported by the UK aid agency Cafod, try to plug the gap by providing food, clothing, shelter and medical services as well as further support after registration, particularly for vulnerable families.
Hanigal now receives food coupons from the UN, and at least has a roof over her head, an improvement on her situation when she first reached Beirut. "When I arrived here I was living on the streets, with nowhere for me and Helena to go," she says. "A Syrian woman who saw us on the street took pity on us." Bruno Atieh of Caritas Lebanon says "a spirit of co-operation" remains among Syrian refugees, despite the harsh conditions in which so many of them live.
Caritas paid for Helena to receive initial treatment at the St Michel medical social centre in Beirut, run by the charity, but with limited funding and more refugees arriving all the time, it cannot offer the child the operations she needs, or provide expert diagnosis of her other conditions. "Helena is a complicated case," said Zalfa Antoun, the clinic's medical director. "We don't know the cause of her problems for sure. So far we understand that she has a genetic disorder of some kind."
But with no end in sight to the war, and resources stretched to the limit, aid organisations are struggling to meet refugees' most basic needs. In January, a winter storm brought rare snowfalls in parts of the Middle East, and a number of Syrian refugees in Lebanon froze to death. "We are using much of the funds we have just to keep people warm," said Mr Atieh.
As Helena plays with a pen and a piece of paper, her mother explains that she feels helpless. "I can't work, and we have no one to support us financially," she says. "Caritas alone cannot cover what we need." She also feels guilty for the strains they are imposing on the people they live with.
"There were already 15 in the house. We make it 17," says Hanigal. "I don't have any problems with the other residents. But we can only shower once a week. We sleep seven people in one room. We are all women, but still it is hard. It's very stressful, because Helena wakes in the night a lot. It's OK for me – I'm her mother – but I know that other people in the room have to get up and go to work in the morning."
I made the mistake of asking Hanigal what she wanted for her daughter. It simply brought back the tears. Why should she have to spell it out, when every mother, from Syria to English suburbia, wants the same thing? For her child to be healthy, happy and safe.
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When it comes to maintaining Evergreen — adding trails, improving traffic and safety infrastructure, protecting natural resources — while incorporation has been discussed, Downtown Evergreen Economic District has another idea: to create a local improvement district (LID).
Members of the public were invited to a DEED meeting Wednesday, April 19 to hear about DEED's proposal to create the Evergreen Local Improvement District.
The Evergreen High School advanced acting class is bringing awareness to a difficult topic: sexual assault.
The students have written a play called "Crossing the Line: Breaking the Silence on Sexual Assault" that they will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 4, in the EHS auditorium. Following the free 45-minute performance, professional counselors will discuss the issue.
The vignettes are everything from short monologues to 6-minute scenes that depict everything from men catcalling women on the street to more serious issues.
Haley Kathrine Doane, the 13-year old Evergreen runaway reported missing Tuesday, has been found safe.
According to Steve Davis, spokesman for the Lakewood police department, the teen was found at a home in the 900 block of Kendall Street in Lakewood around 7:50 p.m. Wednesday night. Davis said Doane originally went to the home to meet a friend and her friend's mother called authorities; the runaway was detained at the Jeffco Assessment Center before being released to her mother.
Editor's note: The Canyon Courier is following three people hoping to complete the Evergreen Fire/Rescue academy to get their firefighting certification. This is the fifth in a series of stories about what it takes to become a firefighter.
Firefighters need to be the best version of themselves when they go out on calls — responding to emergencies without letting their personal feelings get in the way.
Sometimes it's not easy.
The Art of the Egg finale party brought out egg artists and egg aficionados alike on Thursday night both to vote and to bid on their favorites.
Thursday night's rain didn't dampen the spirits of the artists, who were happy to talk about the inspiration for their designs. Since it's rare that an artist works on eggs, the competition brings out an adventurous spirit.
Painter Lynne Milliken of Evergreen said flat surfaces are much easier on which to create, but trying something different is part of the draw of the competition.
Police are still trying to identify the body of a woman discovered near Highway 103 on April 8.
Police haven't released the cause of death but in a statement said, "The female may have been the victim of a homicide."
A motorist first discovered the woman, thought to be between 15 and 25 years old, and alerted authorities. The Clear Creek Sheriff's Office and Colorado Bureau of Investigation are investigating the incident and have not been able to identify the woman using local and national databases.
I wonder if there's something in the water at the Jefferson County School Board headquarters that makes people averse to transparency and compliance with Colorado's Open Meetings Law. How else could you explain a Board of Education that came into office on the heels of a recall election where one of the biggest issues was lack of transparency, saying at a public board meeting that ensuring candidates to head the district can apply without fear that their names will become public is a high priority?
A can dam sculpture has been erected inside Baskin-Robbins in downtown Evergreen — a tribute to Evergreen's dam, those who donated more than 2,000 cans and to Evergreen Christian Outreach, the recipient of the cans when the dam is disbanded on Sunday.
The dam and a faux pond in front of it is the result of the efforts of ice cream store owner Annie Hunter and Terri Postlewate-Ward, owner of Twigs. They organized Evergreen CAN, a canned food drive for EChO. The sign on the door of Baskin-Robbins reads, "Evergreen CAN and it Did!"
Jeffco Public Schools has narrowed its pool of finalists for the job of superintendent to six after the school board screened candidates during an executive session held after a special board meeting last Thursday.
Disclosed over the weekend, the decision came after executive search firm Ray and Associates recommended 11 top candidates to the board, including individuals from Colorado, Florida, Illinois and six other states.
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"Alessandro Fantino continues to impress for the superb, pedigreed wines he turns out of his tiny, garage-like winery in the old town center of Monforte. Fantino honed his craft over the 18 years he worked with Bartolo Mascarello, and his wines share some aesthetics with those wines, although Fantino's vineyards are in Bussia, rather than Barolo and La Morra, which naturally lends his wines the more balsamic, spiced profile that is typical of that site. Fantino is one of the last remaining top-flight under the radar estates in Piedmont. When the wines are on, they are fabulous." Antonio Galloni, Vinous Media "Barolos from Bussia tend to have deep color and rich fruit and while they don't lack the classic tannic structure of Nebbiolo from this part of the world, they are not nearly as hard as the Barolos from the southside of Monforte or from Serralunga. This fact does not preclude the Fantino Baroli from aging but makes them delightfully approachable relatively young. The Fantinos are also blessed with some of the oldest vines in the entire Barolo zone, thanks to the fastidious care given to them by Alessandro and Gian Natale. Planted in 1946 and 1947 and pruned in an old style that is very labor intensive, they produce grapes that would be the envy of any Barolista." - Importer [+]
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"Let all creation bend the knee, to the Lord"
The beautiful hymn, Jesus the Lord, by Roc O'Connor, SJ, has been sung by many choirs and soloists but this rendition by bassist Br. Gabriel Balassone, OFM, is truly a stand-out.
Recorded in 2014 at the St. Anthony Shrine when Br. Gabriel was a mere 81 years old, his deep voice expresses the song's prayerful message of the Paschal Mystery.
Susan Quirk, the pianist for the St. Anthony Shrine, a long-time friend and collaborator with Br. Gabriel accompanies him.
Other stories and videos about Br. Gabriel:
A Voice at St. Anthony Shrine – July 9, 2013
Working in harmony – March 2, 2017
O Holy Night – recorded December 2014
Jesus the Lord, (c) 1981, Robert F. O'Connor, S.J. And OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
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It is amazing how the revelation given us by God in the Book of Genesis, the first book of the Old Testament, says so much in so few words. In fact, though Genesis is 50 chapters long, it is really the first three chapters that are the most important.
In Chapter One, the revealed word of God tells of God as creator first of the entire universe. Science has been exploring the universe and will continue to do so until the end of time. It's no wonder that scripture says, "The heavens proclaim the glory of God." (Ps. 19:1) We are so fortunate to live at a time when, with space exploration and unbelievably powerful telescopes floating in space, we can view God's creation. And we are learning more and more each day.
But much more important than material creation, God is described as the giver of life. It begins with the lowest forms and continues to the very highest … the first human beings. And it is here in the most simple yet astounding imagery that we read this significant statement: "Then God breathed into Adam's nostrils the breath of life and man became a living being." (Gen 2:7) Eve, taken from the rib of Adam, comes to life. And both are made in God's image and likeness. And as with the whole account of creation described in Genesis, we know it is the underlying truths rather than a literal understanding of the details of creation as recorded in Genesis that are important. That is especially true of the image of God breathing life into the nostrils of Adam. It is so powerful and direct that it leaves no doubt God is the origin of all life.
But what is most striking is what happens at the beginning of a human being's life at the moment of birth. An infant leaves the protective womb of its mother and takes (inhales) its first breath which it must do in order let out a "cry of new life." That little phrase, "takes a new breath" is significant because it seems a perfect image of God's own first breath in the account of Adam's creation. Some might say "big deal" and brush that first moment of life aside. But as it breathes in, the newborn is in a way "taking in the breath of God" described in Genesis as God breathed life into Adam.
You might be curious as to how many breaths a human being takes in and breathes out in one's lifetime? On average, a person at rest takes about 16 breaths per minute. This means we breathe about 960 breaths an hour, 23,040 breaths a day, 8,409,600 a year. The person who lives to 80 will take about 672,768,000 breaths in a lifetime. Who could count? The body/person will be alive as long as he or she can continue breathing.
But then at the end of life there is a last breath that is exhaled and the person completes his life on earth. In other words, that last breath is the last time a person will say through his breath, "Yahweh", i.e. God.
Even with all the physiology we can study about the process of breathing on the part of every human, it is astounding to think that each breath in ("Yah") and each breath out ("weh") proclaims our heavenly Father's name.
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Meeting God in the Upper Room: Three Moments to Change Your Life
Monsignor Peter J. Vaghi
Recalling his own Holy Land pilgrimage experience, Monsignor Peter Vaghi explores three significant events in the life of the early Church that can be traced back to the Upper Room in Jerusalem (sometimes called the "Cenacle") in order to guide us to a deeper appreciation and understanding of living the Christian life in prayer, worship and service.
Each of the book's three parts is dedicated to one of these key moments in the history of our faith: the Last Supper and the institution of the Eucharist, the post-resurrection appearances of Christ to his followers, and the Holy Spirit descending on the apostles at Pentecost.
The walk with the Lord is a continued encounter with Him in the power of Holy Spirit. In Meeting God in the Upper Room, Monsignor Vaghi captures the various integral ways in which we continue in our day to meet the Risen Lord—in the sacraments; in our prayer lives; in our profession of Easter faith; in our works of charity and service; in our devotion to Mary, Mother of the Church and our Mother; in the experience of the gifts of the Holy Spirit; in the call to evangelize and our efforts to evangelize in our own day—in our homes, workplaces, places of leisure, in our travel. All of these make up the rich and continued spiritual legacy of that Upper Room and what happened there.
In writing about the Upper Room, Monsignor Vaghi tells of not just its historical significance, but its profound spiritual significance. It was there that Christ and his disciples retreated from the world in order to teach and learn, respectively, how they could carry on the faith. And as we set aside time to enter the "Upper Room" of our own life, we discover that Jesus is waiting to meet us there as well.
–Monsignor Peter J. Vaghi is pastor of the Church of the Little Flower in Bethesda, Maryland, and a priest of the Archdiocese of Washington.
Wendell Berry and the Given Life
Ragan Sutterfield
We drive to work on the stored energy of ten thousand years of sunlight. Our daily bread seems to generate miraculously from store shelves. And our communities can be connected with a billion ones and zeros over fiber optic cables. For us, the idea of being a creature can seem passé. Yet in this lonely world of mastery, in a time so dominated by human desire and design that it has been dubbed the "anthropocene," the human age, many of us feel that we are missing some essential truth about who we are.
The glimpses of this truth come when we lose cell reception on a long hike in the forest and our eyes are lifted to the simple marvel of trees. We feel this truth when we take up a shovel and sense the satisfying heave of dirt as we plant a modest garden. We hear this truth when we tune out the traffic and listen to the song sparrow's melody, eavesdropping on a beauty that serves no human economy. In all this we hear a whisper of the truth that we are creatures—and we long to live in this reality. But how can we, when we have moved so far from our life source in the soil?
For the past 50 years, Wendell Berry has been helping seekers chart a return to the practice of being creatures. Through his essays, poetry and fiction, Berry has repeatedly drawn our attention to the ways in which our lives are gifts in a whole economy of gifts.
Berry presents us with the sort of coherent vision for the lived moral and spiritual life that we need now. His work helps us remember our givenness and embrace our life as creatures. His insights flow from a life and practices, and so it is a vision that can be practiced and lived—it is a vision that is grounded in the art of being a creature.
Wendell Berry and the Given Life articulates his vision for the creaturely life and the Christian understandings of humility and creation that underpin it.
–Ragan Sutterfield is the author of Cultivating Reality: How the Soil Might Save Us, and a memoir, This Is My Body.
St. Anthony's sweet intercession.
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Lost money could've been a real hardship but St. Anthony came through once again.
The parishioners in my church decided to provide chocolate rabbits for displaced children this Easter. We collected donations and I was going to do the shopping.
On the morning I was to go to the store, I could not locate the envelope containing a nice amount of money for the candy.
I searched the house, turning over the garbage on the floor, going through newspapers, every drawer, my purse, etc.
Praying to St. Anthony I promised to write a letter to you if the money was found. Several friends and family also prayed.
Although I am low-income, I thought I would make up the money which would have been a hardship for me.
After three days, I was going through a binder and found the envelope with the money.
The children will be so delighted and so am I. Thank you for your intercession, St. Anthony.
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Lent with Br. Casey Cole, OFM
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Lent is upon us, a time of prayer, reflection, and unity with God. But sometimes we miss important aspects of this holy season while we are in the midst of it.
In a weekly Lenten blog and video series for Franciscan Media, Br. Casey Cole, OFM, will guide us through the season, tackling themes such as sacrifice, joy, humility, pleasure, and piety—all to help us gain a better understanding of Lent. Br. Casey is a Franciscan Friar in initial formation with Holy Name Province (New York) currently stationed at Immaculate Conception Church in Durham, North Carolina.
On his blog and YouTube channel "Breaking In The Habit," Br. Casey offers reflections on his experience living as a Franciscan in the 21st century.
Click below for Br. Casey's Lenten reflections.
Week 1: Restoring What Has Been Distorted
Week 3: Filling a Hungry Heart
St. Anthony, the key to finding what is lost.
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My daughter Claudia had quite a miracle from St Anthony last summer. She and her husband were down to one car and one set of keys. The duplicate set was lost several years ago. Don't ask me why they never got another set.
Anyway, she lost the only set of keys they had somewhere out where I live in rural NM. She was helping her sister set up a wedding cake up in the mountains. We tore the house apart. We looked through the trash and searched the yard and the road. The keys could have been anywhere between my house and the location of the wedding… about 10 miles down a country road.
We started praying to St Anthony really hard. When we went to mass on Sunday the next day, there was a Novena to St Anthony printed out and placed on the rail by the candles. I knew right then that our prayer would be answered.
In the meantime the car is sitting in my driveway. It would have been a small fortune to have a key made. My daughter came out to my house a few days later with her father in law to see if they could hot wire the car and at least get it back to town. While driving to my house she saw something glittery on the side of the road. In the high weeds about 5 miles up the road, yeah she found the keys. The only usable key was the actual car key. It worked fine. All the other keys were destroyed. The set of keys had obviously been run over many, many times.
I'm including a picture of the keys. No one could believe she found them where she did.
Thank you St Anthony. She's going to Mass in thanksgiving. Both things are a miracle!
–Jane in New Mexico
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Authentic peace begins with charity
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When I first encountered the Franciscan Friars, my life was forever changed because the lives, ministries and message of these dedicated men was profoundly compelling. I am reminded of St. Bonaventure's suggestion that authentic peace begins with charity, and the friars follow Christ in walking pathways of peace and charity all their lives. The Franciscan charism honors and venerates the incarnate Christ in his humility, poverty, compassion and forgiving, unconditional love.
Born in Philadelphia, PA, on June 24 (Feast of St. John the Baptist) — I forget the year — my earliest education was provided by Sisters of Mercy and Brothers of the Sacred Heart. My mother had been taught by Franciscan Sisters in Philadelphia, and from my youngest years I had a particular devotion to St. Francis and his great affection for and emulation of the Crucified Christ. As a young man, I joined a community of Franciscan Friars, but after some time it seemed that God had other plans that I was too young to have foreseen. I left the community with a heavy heart, but with trust in the Providence of God that I had learned in community. Then I headed off for college at St. Francis University.
I learned from and studied with a great number of Franciscan Friars who mentored me in the ways of St. Francis and who exemplified the message of the Gospel in their lives of compassion, humility, love and service. They were ministers not only to the college students, but also to all those around us in any need: the impoverished, addicted, oppressed, and suffering ones. They served as true disciples of Christ in comforting the lonely and lost, the marginalized and outcast. They reached out in love and mercy to those who had never known love or mercy. With an unparalleled passion and zeal, the friars brought to life the portrait of St. Francis at the foot of the Crucified Christ, the St. Francis who humbled himself to kiss the leper.
I completed my B.A. Degree at St. Francis University, then continued on to my Master's Degree in Theology at Marquette University. I lived in Wisconsin for 25 years and later pursued post-graduate work in Contemporary Franciscan Living at St. Francis University again. Today, I live in Tampa, Florida, where our Sacred Heart Church is staffed by Franciscan Friars. My entire life has been touched by the Franciscan spirit and charism, and I owe a debt of gratitude to the Franciscan Friars. My joy and great honor now is to live out the peace which, according to St. Bonaventure, is born of charity; and to "serve, love, honor and adore the Lord God" in whatever way I am able.
Making an estate gift to the Franciscan Friars of the Province of St. John the Baptist is my way of serving, loving, honoring and adoring the Lord God and of thanking the friars for all that they do, for the lives and ministries in which they engage in the spirit and charism of St. Francis. In this broken, divided world we are blessed to have such selfless, loving men religious among us to remind us that, yes, there is a better way and, yes, there is hope. They deserve our love and support.
Including the Franciscan Friars in my estate plans ensures that my impact will reach beyond my lifetime. Gifts to the Franciscan Friars will help them continue their educational and service ministries – enabling others to reach the fullness of their potential. Including the Franciscan Friars of the Province of St. John the Baptist in my estate planning vehicles is a way of doing good, sustaining the noble works and ministries of the Friars, and preserving their charism and legacy well into the future.
–Robert H. Mace, Jr., Th.M
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Praise for 'Lent with St. Francis'
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Lent with St. Francis, 2017: Meditations and Prayers for Each Day of Lent was very popular and we completely ran out. We asked you to share your thoughts about the booklet. Mark Carroll, Secular Franciscan from Bay Village had some compelling thoughts that we decided to share with you.
"I have been through Lent with St. Francis several times, and I wanted you to know how much I have enjoyed this booklet, and how relative to each day it seems to be.
When I first received them, my initial thought was "seems awfully small." Nonetheless, it is often in our smallness we are able to see with greater clarity, those things that in our fullness we choose to disregard.
The tone not only for Lent, but our lives as well is set in the very first writing by Thomas of Celano.
"Humility is the guardian and ornament of all virtues. If the spiritual building does not rest on it, it will fall into ruin."
What a humbling way to approach the beauty and significance of this sacred season.
Peace and every good always,
Mark Carroll, ofs
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Depression and Anxiety and Faith
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Many people would say we are currently living in an "age of anxiety and depression."
You may have heard people refer to our present time (world-wide) in this way and it's not hard to understand why. I remember when National TV News was just getting started in the late 50s and early 60s. It began with a fifteen minute segment. It wasn't long before someone suggested it should expand to 30 minutes. More than a few scoffed saying, "There is not enough news to fill a 30 minute slot." And we smile now with dozens of news sites on 24/7, with breaking news multiple times per day.
In the US, it is estimated that about 40 million adults age18 and older, (18% of the total population) suffer from anxiety and depression (Source: National Institute of Mental Health). Anxiety and depressive disorders are highly treatable, yet only about one-third of those suffering actually receive treatment. The anxiety that is mentioned here is much more than "feeling nervous at times" or "being down in the dumps for a while." True cases of anxiety and depression can be debilitating and paralyzing.
There are good reasons for concern and angst in today's world. And with those feelings, the most normal question is, "Why doesn't God do something about all that's going on." And, of course, we look for a miracle and a solution that will put everything in the right order again. But that's the problem. Humanity is wounded and has been since the beginning. It always will be. Just think by the end of the century (just 83 years from now) there may well be humans on other planets! But if we back up 83 years to 1934 we realize how rapidly we were advancing in science and medicine then with many new discoveries. And that was prior to the nuclear age and pre-computer era. Go back 83 more years to 1851 and you begin to realize how distant that is from our present moment … pre-civil war days.
What all this means is that today's societies and the world at large may experience the feeling that we are out of control with all the power we have discovered–power enough to end everything.
Well, where does this put those of us who describe ourselves as "people of faith?" Ultimately and simply it means that God, the creator and redeemer of the universe, is still in charge. But God is not the "manipulator" of humanity, as though we were chess figures and God is playing a game. Remember, we were given free will. Further it means that God already knows what will happen into eternity.
That belief and understanding is what enables us to turn to the Lord when we experience great pressures and struggles. Not for instant solutions but rather to look at ourselves and ask if we are living as a person in touch with and in love with our Lord and creator … the one who gave us life and the ability to make choices. Generally our area of influence is fairly limited. But if we take upon ourselves the value system Jesus gave us in his teaching and example, we will discover that although we do not isolate ourselves from all that is going on in the world and around us we will not lose our footing or balance. If we live by Jesus's command, "Love God and love one another," we can live our lives with understanding and gratitude, in the certainty that we never walk alone or in the dark.
Fr. Jim
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Mardi Gras Fundraiser
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Mission Fundraiser at Urban Artifact
On February 28, 2017, Mardi Gras, the St. Anthony Quad Beer was released to the public with a party to celebrate "Fat Tuesday" and support the Franciscan Missions.
Fr. Carl Langenderfer, Guardian of the St. Anthony Shrine kicked off the evening with a blessing over the bottles of St. Anthony Quad. The Selfie Station complete with Mardi Gras inspired hats and garb was a very popular spot for photos with family, friends, and the friars.
A portion of the beer sales went to the Franciscan Missions. The friars serve the poor in Jamaica, Detroit, New Orleans, and Cincinnati. Cajun style food and New Orleans jazz added to the festive evening.
Urban Artifact Brewery crafts unique beers from local wild yeast. Owner Brett Kollmann Baker approached the Franciscan friars at the St. Anthony Shrine with the desire to help their ministries through a collaboration.
Read The Catholic Telegraph's article here.
See more photos on our Flickr page.
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North Gulch Partners LLC has bought two Nashville properties for $4.25 million.
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In February, North Gulch Partners bought Church Street's Gossett Building for $4 million.


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Nowadays, the craze of singing on the head of Bollywood stars. Now actress Shruti Haasan will sing the song 'Sannata' in her younger sister Akshara Haasan's upcoming film 'Shamitabh'. Shamitabh is the debut film for Akshara Haasan.
Recently Shruti Haasan was sung the song 'Joganiya' in the recently released Arjun Kapoor 's starrer 'Tevar'. And now she is going to sing the song in upcoming film Shamitabh.
Joganiya song of Shruti Haasan, was very liked by the audiences and now she once again ready to show her singing talent in film Shamitabh. Shruti Haasan will sing this new song 'Sannata' with famous and popular singer Ilaiyaraaja.
Shamitabh is an upcoming Hindi film scripted and directed by R. Balki. The film features Amitabh Bachchan, Dhanush and Akshara Haasan, in her debut, in the lead roles.
Ilaiyaraaja composed the soundtrack album and background score, while cinematography was handled by P. C. Sreeram and The film also marked the acting debut of Kamal Haasan's daughter, Akshara Haasan.
And also interesting talk is that many popular and famous directors, Rohit Shetty, Karan Johar, Mahesh Bhatt, Anurag Basu, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, Rajkumar Hirani, Gauri Shinde, Ekta Kapoor, Jayed Akhtar and Boney Kapoor are appearing as cameo role in the film.
The film's poster and he trailer has been out and the film's schedule to be released in theaters on 6 February 2015.


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Registration for the 92nd (2016) Annual Convention of the Utah Association of Counties, November 16-18 at the Dixie Center in St. George, is now open. This year's theme is "Serving Counties with Honor" which is a nod to the ideal that county officials are always striving to represent their constituents with an attitude of service and honor.
This year's Convention will follow a very similar format to last (and prior) years in that affiliate breakout sessions will begin on Wednesday afternoon, followed by the Opening General Session Thursday morning, more affiliate breakout sessions Thursday afternoon, still more affiliate breakout sessions Friday morning and the Closing Banquet on Friday night.
As was mentioned last week, former Air Force pilot Scott O'Grady will be the keynote speaker Thursday morning. You can read more about him and his experiences here. And the Beach Boys tribute band will entertain banquet-goers on Friday night.
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Rotation Rotation Rotation, format examples of log rotation in ITNM 3.9 Blog da Comunidade
Using IBM Tivoli Network Manager with the most recent fixpack allows for the use of some great environmental variables for administering and controlling log and trace files. The online documentation shows the setup or setting of the environmental variables,...
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Extended source format in COBOL for AIX Blog da Comunidade
Extended source format is introduced in COBOL for AIX, V4.1. The new extended source format is divided into distinct areas as before, but permits lines varying in length from a minimum of 0 bytes to a maximum of 252 bytes. The following figures illustrate the...
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Good and bad XML design
Whenever people design things –such as houses, software systems, database schemas, or even XML structures– there are good and not so good design options. Roughly speaking, a design is usually considered "good" if it allows for easy and (cost-)efficient...
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MIXED ROW FORMAT WAS MADE BY REORG WHEN PBG GROWS Blog da Comunidade
Michael_D. Marcações: partitioned rc00c90101 format reordered by row (pbg) growth abend04e (rrf) 2.309 Visualizações
APAR PM68133: MIXED ROW FORMAT WAS MADE BY REORG WHEN PBG GROWS http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PM68133&myns=apar&mynp=DOCTYPEcomponent&mync=E Existing partitioned by growth (PBG) table space with all partitions defined in...
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Reading the Dojo DateTextBox in your custom format
Hazem Saleh (IBM) Marcações: 1.4 custom datetextbox dojo dojo.date.locale.format format reading the in your 1 Comentário 11.266 Visualizações
In Dojo 1.4, you can use the DateTextBox component for showing an input calendar for the user, as follows: <label for="sampleDate">Select the Date: </label> <input id="sampleDate" dojoType="dijit.form.DateTextBox"&g...
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OMNIbus server components and probes migration tips for date/time formatting and parsing functions Blog da Comunidade
OMNIbus server components and probes started to use ICU for date/time formatting and parsing in V7.3.0. We have seen some date/time formatting and parsing related problem recently. There are some tips to help your migration. 1) Minor incompatibility to...
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BiLog: 75 Reporting with RTF…..Rich Text Formatting or Reporting to the Fullest! Blog da Comunidade
PamDenny Marcações: hoc bi maximo ad qbr format report fonts text analysis bilog 9 Comentários 16.252 Visualizações
Throughout the last few BiLog's we've been introducing you to the new report features in the recently released 7.5 product – while keeping you immersed in acronyms, Boston Red Sox Trivia and other amazing facts on erasers and how long it took to build...
French ODF
AntonySatyadas Marcações: document bernard zdnet open carayon france format odf 3.369 Visualizações
According to ZDNet ( http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/linuxunix/0,39020390,39283880,00.htm ), a senior French government official, National Assembly deputy Bernard Carayon, has called for the pan-European adoption of the OpenDocument format (ODF) in a...
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Imagining a day without Microsoft - top 8 things
AntonySatyadas Marcações: standards agreement format enterprise infoworld open web soa 2.0 fud 3.721 Visualizações
Ephraim Schwartz has this interesting discussion going on in Infoworld: http://www.infoworld.com/article/06/05/23/78519_22OPreality_1.html and the blog: http://weblog.infoworld.com/daily/archives/2006/05/talkback_your_w.html on May 23rd. Josh Greenbaum,...
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