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Lori - In my arms
Average Speed - Between 10 and 11 mph the whole trip
Lodging - HOME
More than 4000 miles
More than 400 hours sitting on a bicycle seat
Around 2,000,000 pedal strokes
70 nights away from home, sleeping in campgrounds, city parks, county parks, fairgrounds, behind stores, fire stations, jail houses, hostels, churches, houses and motels.
More than 300 bottles of water/gatorade
Crossing 10 states
Being chased by too many dogs
10s of thousands of feet of climbing
Enduring cold, heat, wind, humidity, hail, sleet, snow, rain
...I awoke on the morning of the final day of this incredible adventure.
I invited folks to join me on this final day, but when I was awoken by rain falling on my tent, I really wondered if anyone would show up. It was awesome when Bob, Dean, Tom and Greg met me at the campground. When we got to Jamestown, Tim was waiting and joined us. Between Williamsburg and Yorktown, Joann (Greg's wife) joined our group. It was really nice to be riding with friends. Their support really meant alot.
When we got to Yorktown and we crested the final hill and turned toward the finish, I was overwhelmed to see the number of folks that showed up to cheer me to the finish. I can't begin to put into words what it felt like. I was overwhelmed and humbled by the show of support.
From the bottom of my heart I want to thank everyone that rode with me...everyone that showed up at the finish...everyone that followed along on the blog...everyone that left comments, sent messages, called and prayed. I am truly blessed to have such a great family, friends and coworkers.
So how do I bring this thing to a close? Well, it's a Finale, so what does that look like???
The final camp...
It's Back to my Real Bed After This
The final sunset...
Over the Chicahominy
The final breakfast...
I Miss My Smoothies
The final prep...
The final ride...
Colonial Parkway
The final destination...
The Pacific
The Atlantic (well The York River, but close enough)
The final post...thanks for following!


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Start Date: Thursday, May 16, 2024End Date: Thursday, May 16, 2024
Time: 8:30 am - 2:00 pm
Forklift Operator Safety Training
Our Forklift Operator Safety Training program provides both theoretical and practical training. It includes classroom instruction (theory) followed by a hands-on Competency Evaluation to reinforce the theory and specific skills required to safely and efficiently operate the equipment. After completing this program, you will be competent and feel comfortable with operating your workplace's forklift(s). Three (3) years from the date of taking this Forklift Operator Safety Training, you are required to re-take this program to maintain your certification.
The first part of this program consists of an in-class training program. This part of the program covers:
- Root causes of Forklift Accidents
- The Responsibilities of Employers, Supervisors, and Workers
- The Rights of Workers
- The different Forklift Classes
- Safe Operational Techniques when operating a Forklift
- Conducting Pre-Shift Inspections
- Legal requirements under the OHSA and Regulations
- CSA Standards regarding various forklift classes and components
- Fuel Sources
- Safety Techniques when Loading Docks and Trailers
- Propane and Battery Safety
The second part of the program consists of our Trainer going to your worksite and evaluating your competency level while operating the Forklift(s) required for your job. This is the practical portion of the program.
Please note: We do NOT have powered equipment (a Forklift) at our location.

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Active, Discord, Letter, Unown Awards 2019 (2019).
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The Trumpet Awards Foundation announced the 2013 Trumpet Award honorees including Chaka Khan, Debra Martin Chase, Michael McMillan, Alonzo & Tracy Mourning, Mayor Kasim Reed, Charlie Wilson and Edward Welburn. Comedian Rickey Smiley and Actress Essence Atkins will co-host the ceremony.
Atlanta, GA – The Trumpet Awards Foundation announced the 2013 Trumpet Awards honorees at a press conference in Atlanta. The Trumpet Awards Ceremony is one of the most respected televised award shows saluting African American achievement in the world. The following Trumpet Award honorees will attend and receive their award at the ceremony on Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 4pm:
Chaka Khan – Legend Award
Debra Martin Chase – Entertainment Award
Michael McMillan – Community Service Award
Alonzo & Tracy Mourning – Humanitarian Award
Mayor Kasim Reed – Public Service Award
Charlie Wilson – Lifetime Achievement Award
Edward T. Welburn Jr. – Corporate Award
"We are honored to recognize the achievements of such an accomplished and talented assembly of individuals within their respective fields," said Xernona Clayton, Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Trumpet Awards Foundation. "Between the presenters, performers and honorees assembled we are going to have an unforgettable Trumpet Awards Ceremony."
The upcoming Trumpet Awards will be co-hosted by comedian and actor Rickey Smiley and actress Essence Atkins. The Trumpet Awards will be held and filmed at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta on Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. The show will be broadcast on national television networks and TV One.
Celebrity presenters for the 2013 Trumpet Awards were also announced and include David & Tamela Mann, Dr. Steve Perry, Tika Sumpter, Derek Luke, Verdine White and Eva Marcille. Scheduled performances during the Trumpet Awards include Fantasia, Luke James, Avant, R&B Divas: Faith Evans, Keke Wyatt, Nicci Gilbert, Syleena Johnson, Monifah, Tamela Mann, Raheem DeVaughn, TGT (Tyrese, Ginuwine, Tank) and Linda Herrington.
The activities of the Trumpet Awards Foundation are made possible through the support of corporate sponsorships. Previous corporate sponsors include: The Coca-Cola Company, Wells Fargo, Anheuser-Busch, Delta Air Lines, Nordstrom, Newell Rubbermaid, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick – GMC, Hyatt Regency Atlanta, The Home Depot and more.
About the Trumpet Awards Foundation
The Trumpet Awards Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 1993, by Ms. Xernona Clayton. The Trumpet Awards were established as an awards foundation that salutes African American achievement and supports higher education through scholarships and other philanthropic efforts. For twenty-one years the Trumpet Awards has saluted African American achievement with the highest level of integrity and elegance. For more information on the Trumpet Awards or Trumpet Awards Foundation visit www.trumpetfoundation.org.


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The Macallan Single Malt Scotch 24 year - Old Malt Cas
In 1949 Fred Douglas Laing established Douglas Laing & Co primarily as a blender and bottler for his Scotch Whisky blends The King of Scots and Hose of Peers, which are available today internationally. Large stocks and reserves of aging Malts in particular, were laid down by Mr. Laing, many being guarded for 25 ? 30 years specifically for the older blends such as the 25 and 30 Year Old King of Scots. With more than 50 different Malts in stock, over the last 50 years from his filling programme, it was obvious that the Malt Master would have certain favorites. These have variously been chalked off at times of regular quality control, as being of particular qualitative interest; both commercially, and for the pleasure of the Directors. It has been their particular perk, benefit and privilege to nose and taste some of the finest quality samples indicative of the Distiller?s art. It was judged by the two current owners/directors (sons of the founder, so nepotism is not dead!) that some of these stocks were ?too good to blend?. And so the Old Malt Cask selection was developed in 1999 to extend those perks and benefits beyond the Director?s tasting suite! Initially it was felt that 50 different Malts commemorating the Company?s 50th Anniversary would be appropriate. That tally has now been exceeded but our preferred strength of 50% alc/vol is maintained. We believe this strength creates a fine, round, full quality for various Malts when taken ?neat?. It also allows the regular consumer to know precisely how much or little water should be added to this artisan and craftsman?s distillate. These selected Malt Whiskies have waited many years to reach their classic heights of quality. Not only with your health in mind, but with a view to greater enjoyment, may we suggest that in the style of our founder, whose signature endorses your Malt, you enjoy its glass leisurely and slowly.


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T 538 Ceiling Rose Retired Sid Dickens Memory Block
- Low stock - 3 items left
- Inventory on the way
Tile No: T538
Ceiling Rose
Its beauty draws our gaze.
The ancient rose assures confidence
To speak your truths freely.
Retired April 2, 2024
Size: 6x8 in. | Please note that slight differences when compared to the image should be expected due to the handmade nature of the Memory Blocks. | Released: 2021
Sid Dickens is an internationally renowned Canadian artist known for creating handmade 6' x 8" plaster tiles. Every tile is skillfully handmade in small batches by a team of artisans, therefore no two tiles are exactly the same. The back consists of wood (with a hole for hanging), the sentiment for that tile number, and a stamped logo. Each year, Sid Dickens introduces collections inspired by his experiences, travels, and the world around him; while also retiring numerous tiles.
For over 25 years, Sid Dickens has been creating his own moulds which are used to pour plaster. Once the plaster is dry, a team of skilled artisans use techniques such as glazing, gliding and staining, methodically applied in layers, to decorate the tile. You will notice that no two tiles are exactly the same because of this.
For hanging multiple tiles in a display, Sid Hangers are an recommended for easier installation.
To give as a gift, pair the memory block with a Sid Dickens Gift Box.


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cross-posted from citizenshipsolutions.ca
is this still available or posted anywhere?
— Jenny ? (@CrossBriton) October 29, 2016
Here it is:
This is one of seven parts of the Richardson Kish submissions to the Senate Finance Committee in April of 2015. I thank Patricia Moon for her unbelievable effort in putting this document together!
And speaking of Americans abroad in an FBAR and FATCA world, you might like to read:
Chapter 5: Living Clean – How to live outside the United States in an #FBAR and #FATCA world https://t.co/hJuKLo1cAT via @CitizenshipTax
— John Richardson – lawyer for "U.S. persons" abroad (@ExpatriationLaw) October 30, 2016
The message is:
"When In Rome, Live As A Homelander"


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IT Services Company | New Brunswick
Strategic Technology Associates is an IT services company, serving businesses in New Brunswick. Leveraging our technology partners, we provide and support both hardware and software. Our IT support company provides a superior level of customer service, ensuring your technology system always runs smoothly and securely.
We live in an age where businesses are depending on more technologies than ever before. For example, the medical sector employs modern technologies such as AI, machine learning and robotics to help identify and resolve the most complex medical issues with a high-level of accuracy, and significantly faster than ever before.
Many other industries, such as assembly factories, use robotics to help them produce more products with higher quality and efficiency. The business-process industry uses sophisticated custom software that simplifies everything in just one click. And the financial industry employs state-of-the-art security technologies to keep digital assets secured and protected, even during off-hours.
Technology is now an integral part of business in virtually every industry. Though technology helps us do and produce more, it can be difficult to manage and maintain, often requiring a significant investment in outside expertise, that many small and medium-sized businesses simply cannot afford.
Having an IT company by your side
Strategic Technology has partnerships with a wide variety of world's leading IT suppliers for both hardware and software, including Microsoft, Lenovo, Datto, Sophos and many more. Our engineers are certified in their field of expertise, with a focus on superior customer service. You can be sure that every Strategic Technology Associates professional you work with is knowledgeable and friendly, and delivers the service and results your business needs.
Peace of mind
The systems we use on a daily basis are great and simple to operate-- when they are working. But, when they start to break down, the last thing you want to do is spend time, money and effort, only to find out that you are fixing it the wrong way.
Being a partner with Strategic Technology brings peace of mind to you and your business. We have a fleet of expert engineers to help you fix your tech issue fast and effectively in your office or offsite.
Expert IT support team at price you can afford
Having an in-house IT expert team is ideal, however, it comes with a hefty price tag that is unaffordable for many businesses. Typically, only very large companies can afford to hire and maintain an in-house IT department.
You can have the same level of expertise enjoyed by Fortune 500 companies by your side with Strategic Technology Associates. Our flexible packages and terms allow you to pay for only what is needed.
IT expenses can be unpredictable
The cost of technology is ever-changing. Over time, computers need to be replaced... a new server may be needed... a security software license needs to be renewed... this can all add up pretty quickly.
Thanks to our partnerships with top IT suppliers, we have the purchasing power to save our clients a significant amount of money on their hardware and software needs vs. purchasing from typical retail suppliers.
Support on-demand
We've been helping businesses of all sizes run their IT smoothly so they can focus on what matters most - the growth and success of their business. Our experts are always available to fix your IT issues swiftly and efficiently.
We also monitor trending issues within your business, allowing us to identify and address any faults before they spread and become a much bigger problem.
Strategic Technology Associates will ensure that your technology is working the way it should.
If you are struggling with technology in your business, or just want peace of mind knowing your technology is running as efficiently and securely as it should be, we are here for you. Contact us today to schedule your FREE, no-risk, 27-Point Network Audit from the experts at Security Technology Associates.
Let us show you how our flat-rate "Tech on Tap" Managed IT Support plan mean you can stop focusing on how much support is going to cost, and focus on your business instead.


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Pickup and Delivery
Terms & Conditions of Use
Effective date: 1/27/2022
PLEASE READ THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY! They contain very important information about your rights and obligations, as well as limitations and exclusions that may apply to you.
This Harris Teeter website ("Site") is part of The Kroger family of companies ("Kroger"), and offers online ordering services for our customers.
These Terms and Conditions of Sale ("Terms") govern your use of the service ("Service"), whether you access the Service through our Site or via a mobile application. Please note that certain features will be different between the mobile application and web-based site.
When you register for and use the Service, you agree to the Terms in effect at that time as well as the Site Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy, all of which are incorporated by this reference. We may update or change the Terms, the Site Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our business.
1. YOUR ACCOUNT. In order to use the Service you are required to register for a digital account on the Site. When you register for the Service, you will be asked to provide certain information such as your ZIP Code, a preferred local store, email address, first and last name, and your Harris Teeter VIC card number or your alternative ID (such as your phone number). You will be given the option of storing payment card information for your account. You will also be able to select a password to protect access to your account. You will be given the option to receive promotional communications from us and to allow us to use your Site purchase history and browsing history.
Please keep your log-in information confidential. Any order we receive using your log-in information will be considered to be authorized by you. Please notify us at the number below if you lose your log-in information or it is being used by an unauthorized person. You can change your password by visiting the My Account page. If you forgot your password, click "Forgot your password?" at the sign-in page and follow the instructions to reset it.
2. ELIGIBILITY. You must be 18 or older to use the Service. However, there may be certain items, like tobacco products and alcoholic beverages, for which you must be 21 or older to purchase, depending on local law. For these items, we will require a signature at the time of pick up or delivery (as applicable) and proof of age via a valid, governmentally - issued photo ID, such as a state-issued driver's license or U.S. Passport.
3. TERMINATION OF YOUR ACCOUNT. You can terminate your account at any time by contacting us at the information set forth in Paragraph 18 below. We may terminate your account without notice in the event we believe in good faith that you have violated these Terms or any other posted policies on the Site.
4. USING THE SERVICE. By placing an order on the Site to utilize the Service, you are offering to purchase the products you have selected. Our acceptance of the offer occurs at the time we deliver your order to you at pickup at your preferred local store, or, if your local store offers home delivery, at the time we prepare your order for delivery on the day delivery is scheduled. We will send you an electronic communication acknowledging receipt of your order including the items and quantities you selected, as well as an email reminding you of your pickup time.
4.1 Payment and Cancellation. Your payment card will be charged the amount of your order upon pickup at your preferred local store or, if your local store offers home delivery, on delivery to you (see Paragraph 5 below regarding possible product price changes). You can change your order, such as adding products or deleting products from your order list, or cancel the entire order, until 11:59 p.m. local time of the day before the scheduled pickup (or delivery) time. We reserve the right to cancel any order if we believe that a fraudulent or abusive order has been placed.
4.2 Taxes, Fees and other Charges. You will be charged sales taxes and governmental fees based on your location. These include, but are not limited to sales taxes, bottle deposits, bag fees (if any), and any other governmental charges (collectively, "Government Fees"). You will also be charged a Service Charge or Delivery Fee as indicated in Paragraph 12 below. The amount of the Service Charge or Delivery Fee is set forth on the Checkout page of the Site, and will appear on your final receipt. The amount of any Government Fees will not appear on the Checkout page because the prices listed at checkout are estimates, but such Government Fees will appear on your final receipt.
4.3 Minimum Purchase. No minimum purchase is required to use the Service.
4.4 Product Quantity Limits. We reserve the right to limit the quantity of a product you select. Where possible, limitations will be stated on our Site.
4.5 Geographic Limitations. The Service is only available at select stores. To find the nearest participating store, click on the "Find a Store to Shop" link on the Site. Other Harris Teeter affiliates may also provide the Service closer to you – please check your local Harris Teeter affiliate operator's website for more detail.
4.6 Receiving your Order.
4.6.1 Picking up your Order. When you place your order, you will be prompted to select a one-hour pickup
window. You order will be processed, packed and ready for pickup during that timeframe. When you arrive at your selected store, follow the directions for the Pickup Area. If necessary, a phone number to reach a store associate will be provided in the Pickup Area. A store associate will then bring your order to your vehicle. You will be notified at that time whether any items were not available and whether substitutions have been made. You can reject substitutions at that time by notifying the store associate. Please present any valid paper coupons to the store associate for processing as well. You must present your governmentally-issued photo identification and the payment card used for your order. If possible, please have a secondary credit card with you in case your original payment method was rejected.
4.6.2 Home Delivery. If your local store offers home delivery you will be prompted to select a delivery window during the checkout process. Your order will be selected and packed by us and picked up by one of our delivery partners who will deliver it to your designated delivery address. If there are substitutions or unavailable items in your order, your receipt, presented to you by the delivery service, will reflect any substitutions or unavailable items. If you do not want to accept the substituted items you can return them to your local store in keeping with our Return Policy set forth in Section 16 below. Unfortunately we cannot accept paper coupons on delivery orders. If you have ordered age-restricted items, like alcoholic beverages or tobacco products, an adult of appropriate age will be required to be present to receive the delivered order and sign for it.
4.6.3 Attended Delivery. For orders delivered to your home that include products that can only be purchased by adults, such as alcoholic beverages or tobacco products, a person of legal age must be present to receive the order. A signature and age verification documentation will be required. For home delivery, if no one is present at the time delivery is attempted and access to your doorstep is not available, the order will be returned to us and a credit issued.
4.6.4 Unattended Delivery. Most orders shipped or delivered to your home can be delivered without the need for a signature. Deliveries are made to the doorstep of the address you provide. Access to the doorstep is required.
If you select some items for pickup and some for delivery you will be charged multiple service charges – one for each method of delivery.
4.7 Loss or Damage. For unattended Delivery orders we are responsible for loss of damage to the products to be delivered up until the time they are deposited at your doorstep. Once they have been delivered you are responsible for protecting the shipment. For example, we are not responsible if the delivered products are stolen from your doorstep after we make delivery. For Pickup and attended Delivery orders, we are responsible for the items you have ordered until they are tendered to you at the store's pickup location or at your doorstep in the case of attended Delivery or unattended Delivery where access to your doorstep is available.
4.8 Telephone Orders. In some locations, telephone orders are accepted; check with your local store. 5. PRICES.
5.1 Estimated and Final Prices. Prices for products shown on the Site on the date you submit the order may differ from the prices for the same products at the time you receive your order, due to product price changes, coupons, substitutions, taxes and governmental fees (if applicable), weighted items, local promotions, weekly ad price changes (typically beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesdays and ending at 11:59 p.m. on Tuesdays local time), and other reasons. As such, your total at the time you submit your order is only an estimate, and you'll be charged a final updated total (including any applicable Loyalty Card discounts, promotions, coupons (if available), substitutions, service fees, taxes and governmental fees) on the date you pick up your order (or the date your order is delivered, if available). The final price you pay is the price for the products you receive on the day you pick up your order (or the date your order is delivered, if available), not the price on the day you place your order (unless both occur on the same day). For more information about our payment process, visit the FAQ of the Site.
5.2 Loyalty Card Prices. If your Loyalty Card or alternative ID are linked to your account for the Site, your final price at pick up will automatically include any discounts offered to our Loyalty Card members as of the date of pickup (or the date your order is delivered, if available) as well as any valid digital coupons that you have linked to your Loyalty Card account.
5.3 Products Sold by Weight. If you order an item that is sold by weight you will be charged based on the actual weight of the product packed for your order. We will try to match your desired product weight as best we can. Where we cannot be exact, we will err on the side of providing slightly more, not less, product weight than you ordered.
5.4 Substitutions. See Paragraph 7 below for our substitution policy.
6. EARNING FUEL REWARD POINTS. If your Loyalty Card or alternative ID are linked to your account for the Site, you will automatically receive fuel reward points upon pickup of your order in accordance with your Loyalty Card's fuel rewards program.
7. PRODUCT AVAILABILITY AND SUBSTITUTIONS. While we try to update our Site when products are not available or are in limited supply, we cannot guaranty that the product you order, or the quantity you order will be in stock and available at the time your order is processed. We may revise and discontinue products at any time and are not responsible for typographical errors or misprints. At the time you place your order you will be given the opportunity to choose whether substituted products are acceptable in the event the product you order is temporarily out of stock or limited in quantity. You can also tell us not to make substitutions, in which case the unavailable product will not be included in your order. In the event the quantity you ordered is not available, we may elect to provide the available quantity along with some substituted product depending on your preference.
If we make a substitution to your Pickup order, you may reject such substitution at pickup by notifying the store associate handling your pickup (provided, however, any substitutions you reject for Delivery orders must be returned by you to your local store for credit). If you accept the substitution, you will be charged the lower of the price of the item you ordered or the price of the substituted item; substitutions will not increase the cost of your order.
8. PROMOTIONAL OFFERS AND COUPONS. We accept valid digital and paper coupons for all Pickup orders when you pick up your order, but not for Delivery orders. This includes loyalty coupons, manufacturer's coupons and special store coupons. Please present your valid paper coupons and non-Harris Teeter digital coupons to the associate when you pick up your Pickup order. Digital coupons linked to your Loyalty Card are automatically applied to your order.
9. RAIN CHECKS. Rain checks are not issued or accepted in connection with orders placed through the Service.
10. PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY PROGRAMS. If you have linked your Loyalty Card registered to your account via Community Rewards, your Pickup or Delivery purchase will count towards the charity you have selected. Please read out FAQs for Community Contributions available here.
11.1 Credit and debit cards, and EBT (authorized stores only), accepted for payment. At the time you complete your order, we will require you to provide a valid, accurate and complete credit or debit card number, expiration date and security code along with the name on the card and the billing address and telephone number associated with the card, or applicable EBT information. Cash, checks, and Gift Cards cannot be accepted for Pickup and Delivery transactions. We are unable to accept WIC as payments for Pickup and Delivery surcharges or fees (if any). We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express credit cards and debit cards that bear a Visa or MasterCard logo.
11.2 Estimated total at checkout. Please note that when you place your order you will see an estimated total at checkout. The posted online prices reflect the product price on the day you place your order. As previously stated in Paragraph 5, some prices may change between the time you place your order and the time we process it for delivery or pickup. For instance, if an item is offered on a temporary discount when you place your order and the discount period ends before we process your order, you will be charged the regular, non-discounted price. If your selected item goes on sale after you place your order and is still on sale on the date your order is processed for delivery or picked up, you will be charged the sale price. If you order a product sold by weight, we will estimate the price at checkout but will charge you the price based on the actual weight of the item selected. If you permit us to substitute products for items you have selected that are not available, you will be charged according to the substitution policy above. Sales taxes and government fees (such as bottle deposits or bag fees, if applicable) are not shown in the estimated total at checkout but will be shown on your final receipt at pickup or delivery, as applicable.
11.3 Final Payment, Confirmation and Receipts. Once your order is packed and ready for pickup (or delivery if delivery is available from your selected store) we will charge your payment card for your purchase. The final price will reflect price adjustments for discounts, substitutions, taxes, shipping charges and government fees (such as bottle deposits, bag fees, etc. if applicable). If you choose to reject substituted items you can notify the attendant who will remove them from your order and apply a credit to your payment card. At the time you pick up your order, if you have paper coupons, please hand them to the attendant and you will receive credit for those coupons (paper coupons are not accepted for Delivery orders).
You will be provided a receipt that details all items delivered to you along with any service charge, delivery charge, sales taxes, government fees (such as bottle deposits or bag fees, if applicable) weight of items sold by weight, credits for coupons or other discounts and the total charged to your payment card.
12. SERVICE CHARGES AND OTHER FEES. You will be charged a service charge reflected on the checkout page for curbside pickup orders once you select your pickup time. This charge is based in part on your location and in part on the time of your scheduled pickup. During busier times the service charge may be higher than during less busy times.
If your store participates in a home delivery program, you may be offered the choice of having your order delivered to your home or to pick up your order. Check with your local store to see whether delivery is available. You will be charged a delivery fee for orders delivered to you. This charge is based on a number of factors including your location/ distance from the store, the partner or other service making the delivery and the time of your scheduled delivery.
Bag Fees. In some locations local law requires that we charge a fee for any bags that we provide (for example, ten cents per bag in California), subject to governmentally-mandated exceptions.
13. SALES TAXES. Sales taxes are calculated based on the actual order received at pickup or delivery, and may vary by location depending upon local law.
14. TAX EXEMPT ORDERS. If you are purchasing for a tax exempt organization, please contact the manager at your local store to provide documentation required for tax exempt services.
15. MISSING PRODUCTS. If any product in your order for which you have paid is missing from the items you received please contact the store from which you picked up or placed your order, the address and telephone number of which appears on the receipt you receive with your order and/or by email. At the store's option the missing items will be made available to you for pickup or will be delivered to you instead of offering you a refund. Refunds will be credited to the payment card used to purchase the order.
16. RETURN POLICY. We offer refunds, store credits, and exchanges for in-store, Pickup, Delivery and other Harris Teeter e- commerce services. If you discover a problem after you receive your order, you can return any wrong or unacceptable item directly to your local store or contact us by phone at (1-800-432-6111) or send us a message by clicking here. Proof of purchase may be required. We reserve the right to refuse returns for expired or consumed items, where abuse or fraud is suspected, and/or if prohibited by applicable law.
17. YOUR SATISFACTION. If you have questions or you're not 100% satisfied with your order, please call our Customer Service line at (1-800-432-6111), Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 6pm, and Saturday10:00am to 2:00pm EST except federal holidays.
Contacting You. When you register for the Service, we require that you provide a valid and current email address and/ or telephone number. You authorize us to contact you, including through the use of autodialed or recorded voice technology, using that email address or any telephone number you provide in connection with your account regarding any of your orders or the associated delivery or in case of suspected fraud. We may also contact you in the event your delivery is delayed or otherwise impacted by inclement weather or other circumstances beyond our control. Contacting Us. You can contact us toll-free at (1-800-432-6111), Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 6pm, and Saturday10:00am to 2:00pm EST except federal holidays. To give us written notice please contact us at Harris Teeter LLC Attn: Customer Relations. PO Box 10100 .Matthews, NC 28106-0100.
19.1 RESOLUTION OF CLAIMS OR DISPUTES. Any claim or dispute between you and Harris Teeter arising out of or relating in any way to the Terms, the Service, your purchase of the products, or use of the products must be resolved through final, binding arbitration. This arbitration obligation applies regardless of whether the claim or dispute involves a warranty, tort, fraud, misrepresentation, product liability, negligence, violation of a statute, or any other legal theory.
19.3 LIMITATION OF LEGAL REMEDIES. All arbitrations under the Terms shall be conducted on an individual (not a class-wide) basis, and an arbitrator shall have no authority to certify a class or award class-wide relief. You acknowledge and agree that with regard to any claims hereunder, you may not seek to, and an arbitrator or court may not, join or consolidate your claims with any other similar claims and you agree you will not proceed in any court or arbitration proceedings as a representative of others, join in any court or arbitration proceedings brought by any other person, and understand that you may not be included as a member of any class that may be certified by a court or arbitrator. Your waivers of your rights to bring or participate court proceedings and as a representative or member of a class applies specifically, but is not limited to, claims brought under Ohio's Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices Act, California's Unfair Competition Law, False Advertising Act and its Consumer Legal Remedies Act, and any other state consumer protection laws.
Before commencing any arbitration proceedings under the Terms, you must first present your claims or disputes to Harris Teeter by calling (1-800-432-6111) and asking for the customer service department and allowing Harris Teeter the opportunity to resolve the claims or disputes. If your claims or disputes are not resolved within sixty (60) days, you may commence arbitration proceedings in accordance with the Terms.
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Android Market free-for-all blamed for malware avalanche
Symbian VXers advance on the Droids
Android mobile malware samples have increased more than five-fold since July alone, according to a study by Juniper Networks.
The ability of anyone to develop and publish an application to the Android Market – in contrast to the more restrictive model applied by Apple for iOS – is at least partly to blame for the huge increase of 472 per cent in little over three months, according to Juniper. The network infrastructure firm also blames the absence of an "adequate code-review mechanism" for the rise.
A blog post by Juniper explains:
These days, it seems all you need is a developer account, that is relatively easy to anonymise, pay $25 and you can post your applications. With no upfront review process, no one checking to see that your application does what it says, just the world's largest majority of smartphone users skimming past your application's description page with whatever description of the application the developer chooses to include.
Applications can be removed from the Android marketplace following complaints, but by then any rogue application would have hit hundreds or perhaps thousands of victims. In addition to increased volumes of Android malware (growing exponentially, according to Juniper), the firm is also seeing a growth in the sophistication of malware sample for the smartphone platform. One increasingly popular tactic is establishing a backdoor on compromised devices that can later be used to push secondary infectors or updates onto pwned smartphones, as Juniper explains.
In the early spring, we began seeing Android malware that was capable of leveraging one of several platform vulnerabilities that allowed malware to gain root access on the device, in the background, and then install additional packages to the device to extend the functionality of the malware.Today, just about every piece of malware that is released contains this capability, simply because the vulnerabilities remain prevalent in nearly 90 per cent of Android devices being carried around today. Attackers know this, and they're using it to gain privilege escalation on the device in order to gain access to data and services that wouldn't otherwise be available.
More than half (55 per cent) of known Android malware samples bundle spyware functionality. Malware strains that send text messages to premium rate numbers – netting cyber-crooks a commission fee in the process – are also commonplace. Most malicious applications target communications, location, or other personal identifying information.
Talk of exponential malware growth is alarming – and justified – but needs to be put into context: that this growth started from a low base dwarfed in volumes by the quantity of windows malware. Specialist mobile security firm Lookout, for example, estimates mobile malware instances have more than doubled to nearly 1,000 over the last four months alone. Windows malware estimates routinely exceed 5 million and above.
Juniper reckons that bad guys who used to write malware for Symbian and Windows mobile devices have moved over to Android as Google's platform has increased in popularity. Android malware instances have increased as a result. In the meantime strains of iOS malware have been limited to the infamous rickrolling worm and a similar banking Trojan a couple of years back, and limited to unlocked devices. Apple's app store polices – rather than inherent features of either smartphone platform – explain why Android malware is abundant while Apple smartphone malware is almost unheard of, according to Juniper.
The main reason for the malware epidemic on Android is because of different approaches that Apple and Google take to police their application stores. Android's open applications store model, which the lacks code signing and an application review process that Apple requires, makes it easy for attackers to distribute their malware.
Famed researcher Charlie Miller managed to get a malicious application into Apple's App Store, so Apple is not immune to problems in this area, as Juniper acknowledges. However, in the case of Android, no such restrictions even exist. Juniper concludes:
There is still no upfront review process in the official Android Market that offers even the hint of a challenge to malware writers that their investment in coding malware will be for naught... which means Android will remain the target of mobile malware writers around the world.
Juniper's malicious mobile threats report can be downloaded here (registration required). A commentary of its main findings, alongside an infographic, can be found here.
Some security watchers have described Android as the new Windows because of the security problems that are beginning to congregate around the platform. Some operating systems attract malware writers while others are largely avoided for reasons that don't have much to do with the inherent security of an operating system. Widespread adoption, knowledge among VXers on how to write malware, documentation, and virus creation tools are more important factors.
Android ticks all of these boxes, just as Windows did before it. Unless the lessons of the past are learned, and learned quickly, we risk repeating the same pox-plagued history of Windows desktops on smartphones. ®


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Configuring the LDAP Security Manager for In-house
Follow these instructions if you have an in-house installation of up and running. If you have a provisioned cloud tenant and you want to configure the LDAP Security Manager, follow the instructions for Configuring the LDAP Security Manager LDAP(s) for Cloud tenants.
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Prerequisite Tasks
These instructions assume that you have an in-house installation of frevvo up and running. Refer to Configuring the LDAP Security Manager LDAP(s) for Cloud tenants if you have signed up for an LDAP tenant on the cloud server.
Active Directory Customers using LDAP must ensure frevvo.TenantAdmin and frevvo.Designer groups are specified on your LDAP/AD server. The group names must be spelled as shown. Upper/lower case may be a factor for Open LDAP systems.
- Tenant admin users must be assigned to the frevvo.TenantAdmin group.
- Designer users must be assigned to the frevvo.Designer group.
- Contact the frevvo Customer Success team to schedule your Security Manager configuration.
- frevvo Best Practice recommends that you create a user account in your Active Directory that will house all of your deployed Production forms/flows. This user can be named anything i.e.frevvoProduction but it must be a member of the frevvo.Designer group
- If you want to preserve Applications/Forms/Flows developed in your trial/starter tenant to your desktop, perform these steps BEFORE changing the Security Manager. :
- Download the Applications/Forms/Flows that you want to preserve to your desktop as a backup. Do this for all user accounts that have Applications/Forms/flows that you want to keep.
- When the backup of all Applications/Forms/flows is completed, delete the user accounts in your Default Security Manager tenant.
- There are two additional roles in - frevvo.Publisher and frevvo.ReadOnly. These roles are optional.
- In order to give a user the frevvo.publishers role, create the frevvo.Publisher group in your AD and assign users to it. Refer to the Administrator Best Practices for an explanation of this role.
- In order to give a user the frevvo.ReadOnly role, create the frevvo.ReadOnly group in your AD and assign users to it. Following frevvo Best Practice eliminates the need for this role.
- In order to give a user the frevvo.publishers role, create the frevvo.Publisher group in your AD and assign users to it. Refer to the Administrator Best Practices for an explanation of this role.
Configuring and LDAP/Active Directory
users and groups can be maintained externally in systems such as Active Directory or Open LDAP. Follow these steps to integrate and your LDAP server:
- Collect the key information listed below and verify the Prerequisite Tasks have been performed.
- Create a tenant with the LDAP/Active Directory Security Manager class.
- Once you have your tenant successfully connecting with your LDAP server, review the available options regarding the authentication process.
Key Information to Collect
- LDAP server name or ip
- LDAP server port
- User name and password with proper permissions to access and browse LDAP.
- LDAP groups and/or users that will be considered designers. These users will be able to create forms and flows in frevvo.
- LDAP groups and users that will be considered administrators.
- LDAP groups and users that will be considered publishers. This role gives a user the permission to go to the home page of every other tenant user.
- LDAP groups and users that will be considered ReadOnly.
- LDAP user and groups base filters
- LDAP all users and all groups filters
LDAP the attribute names in your Active Directory for UserId Display, GroupId Display, User Member Of, Group Member, First Name, Last Name, Email and Manager (optional)
Create/Edit a tenant with the LDAP/Active Directory Security Manager
The connection to your LDAP server is configured at the tenant level.
- New in-house customers can add an LDAP tenant and configure the LDAP parameters via the Add Tenant screen. LDAP properties can be updated at anytime via the Edit Tenant screen.
- Cloud customers must request an LDAP tenant from frevvo customer support. Cloud customers will receive a default tenant login from frevvo and then they can edit the LDAP configuration properties using the Edit Tenant screen to connect to their LDAP server.
In all cases, follow these steps to configure LDAP. These instructions assume that you have an in-house installation of frevvo up and running or you have signed up for an LDAP tenant on the cloud server.
In-house customers:
- Login to as an administrator (user:admin and password:admin if you have not changed it)
- Click on Manage and then Manage Tenants
- You will see a page where the current tenants are listed. If this is a new installation you will only see the default tenant d
- Click on the plus icon to add a new tenant.
- Configure the new tenant - Choose LDAP Security Manager.from the Security Manager Class drop down.
Enter your LDAP Configuration Properties and Sample Configurations. Alternatively, you can start off from one of the sample configurations and provide only the key information listed above. See below for information on the TLS checkbox.
The Name/value table highlighted in the image allows you to configure up to 10 additional LDAP properties. See this Oracle website for a complete list of all available LDAP properties. For example, you can configure to ignore or follow referrals.
Setting the java.naming.referral property to a value of "ignore" in the Name/Value table configures to ignore referrals. Consult your LDAP Administrator for the details.
- If you are creating a new tenant:
- Enter a tenant id, a tenant name and description.
- The Max Concurrent Users is the maximum allowed by your license or less.
- Specify the User ID, password and email address of a user that will have the tenant admin permission. This user id is the built-in admin and can be used to access tenant administrative functions if you cannot log in as an authenticated LDAP tenant admin.
- The tenant admin id, password and email fields are required. The Change password on next login is optional. It is checked by default.
- Click Submit. You will see your new tenant in the tenant list if the connection to your LDAP server is successful.
The Ignore Case and Notify checkboxes are checked by default. It is recommended that you leave them checked. Refer to Mixed or Upper case User Names topic for an explanation of the Ignore Case option.
The Notify checkbox determines whether the task notification emails setup in flows are sent or not.
Clicking the submit button tests the connection. Any errors are displayed at the top of the form. Here is an example of an error when there is a typo in the LDAP server name:
Here is another example if the connection password is not correct
Refer to FAQ - frevvo and LDAP for more troubleshooting information.
Check if the configuration is correct
Here are some quick tests to check if the LDAP configuration is correct:
- Login as the tenant admin for the LDAP tenant.
- Click on the Manage Users link.
- Click All. You should see a list of LDAP users which were assigned one of these roles on the LDAP server: frevvo.TenantAdmin, frevvo.Designer, frevvo.Publisher, frevvo.ReadOnly
- Now, click Back To Manage Tenant.
- Click Manage Roles. You should see a list of groups from your LDAP server.
- Log out from (you should be currently logged in as the tenantadmin)
- Try to login with the user name and password of a user in LDAP. You need to specify the proper tenant when logging in. For instance, if john is a valid LDAP user and the name of the LDAP tenant is MYLDAP, you should log in as john@MYLDAP. The password would be john's password in LDAP.
Since you are using LDAP to define users and roles (i.e., groups), you do not see an Add User icon or Add Role icon on the Manage Users or Manage Roles pages.
LDAP Built-in admin
A Tenant admin can login directly to frevvo or login with a user id who has been given tenant admin permissions in your Active Directory.
When you create a new tenant you are prompted to set up a tenant admin user id, password and email address. This tenant admin does not authenticate via your LDAP IDP. It only exists in frevvo. If you experience an issue with your LDAP configuration such that you can't login as an Active Directory authenticated user, use this account to login to your tenant as a tenant admin in order to fix your configuration issue. The built-in admin is able to access the tenant admin functions if your LDAP Server should become inaccessible. Only one built-in tenant admin account is supported.
Browse this URL to login as the built-in admin: <base_URL>/frevvo/web/admin/login. When specified, will prepend the base URL to the URLs in your Form/Document Actions. The <base_URL> is typically http(s)://<your servername>:<port>.
- You must use the admin specific URL - <base-url>/frevvo/web/admin/login - to login as the built-in admin.
- Non admin users can also login using the admin specific URL.
If your tenant originally used the Default Security Manager and then you changed to the LDAP Security Manager, this tenant admin account has already been setup. If you have forgotten the password, you can change it by :
- Login as your authenticated LDAP tenant admin. Click the Edit Tenant link. The Admin User information is displayed .
- If logging in as the authenticated LDAP tenant admin is not possible, browse this admin specific URL - <base-url>/frevvo/web/admin/login. Enter the built-in admin userid. Click Forgot Password? Once you have changed the password, browse the admin specific URL again and login with the tenant admin user id and the new password. If you need to change the password again, or make changes to your tenant, click the Edit Tenant link. The built-in admin password can be changed on this screen.
This error message displays if any other user clicks on the Forgot Password? link after browsing the admin specific URL:
What if you do not remember the userid of your original tenant admin? Follow these steps:
- Login as your authenticated LDAP tenant admin. Click the Edit Tenant link. The Admin User information is displayed .
- If logging in as the authenticated LDAP tenant admin is not possible, the frevvo (Cloud customers) and in-house superuser can see the built-in admin tenant userid from the Edit Tenant page.
Secure LDAP Configuration
will be connecting to your LDAP server over the network. Here are two methods to secure the LDAP connection:
- Simple authentication over SSL - To enable SSL use the ldaps scheme in your LDAP tenant configuration in place of ldap and use port 636. This is supported by older LDAP products such as AD 2000. It is important that the hostname in the certificate matches the hostname in your ldaps url.
- Simple or external SASL authentication over TLS (Transport Layer Security) - To enable this method check the TLS checkbox in your LDAP tenant configuration. TLS is used by the LDAP v3 standard in products such as AD 2003 and above. TLS uses the standard LDAP port 389.
When using either of these two methods, the recommended approach is to use a CA signed certificate. If you do not have a CA signed certificate then you can use a self-signed certificate.
Self signed certificates are not supported for frevvo Online. Although they are supported for in-house, use of self-signed certificates is not recommended.
Finally you need to install your signed or self-signed certificate. You can import the certificate into a keystore that can access and trust. Follow the instructions for your keystore. If is installed in a tomcat server, the tomcat keystore can be used. Refer to this Apache Tomcat website for instructions.
LDAP Configuration Properties and Sample Configurations
These are the properties used to configure the LDAP/Active Directory security manager. The properties in bold are required.
Property | Description | Active Directory Sample Configuration | OpenLDAP Sample Configuration |
Connection URL | ldap server url | In-house ldap://[your server]:[port, typically the default is 389 ] Cloud - SSL installed on your LDAP server ldaps://[your server]:[port, typically the default is 636] | In-house ldap://[your server]:[port, typically the default is 389] Cloud -SSL installed on your LDAP server ldaps://[your server]:[port, typically the default is 636] |
Connection User | User to connect to LDAP. This user must have the proper permissions to read and run queries in the ldap server. If using Active Directory, it is common to specify the domain. Ex: an entry of TEST\Administrator refers to the user Administrator in the TEST domain. | [user name] | cn=admin,dc=test,dc=frevvo,dc=com |
Connection Password | Password for the Connection user. | [user password] | [user password] |
Users Base | Searches for users will start from the ldap node specified by this property.I f the value is empty the searches will start from the root domain. | CN=Users,DC=test,DC=windows,DC=frevvo,DC=com | DC=test,DC=frevvo,DC=com |
Groups Base | Searches for the groups will start from the ldap node specified by this property. If the value is empty, searches will start from the root domain | CN=Users,DC=test,DC=windows,DC=frevvo,DC=com | DC=test,DC=frevvo,DC=com |
UserId Display | User attribute that will be visible in frevvo. This is what will be displayed in the list of users a tenant admin sees and has to be unique in the server. Another restriction is that the values for the attribute configured here cannot have spaces. For instance, don't configure CN as the value since it can contain spaces in most systems. | sAMAccountName | uid |
GroupId Display | Group attribute that will be visible in frevvo. This is, for instance, what will be displayed in the list of groups a tenant admin sees or the groups used in workflows. This attribute has to be unique in the server. | sAMAccountName | entryDN |
Notify checkbox | Notifications are emails sent by frevvo to workflows participants. If checked, notifications will be sent. | Check the Notifications checkbox | Check the Notifications checkbox |
All Groups Filter | The expected value is an LDAP filter expression. The expression should return the groups that will have access to frevvo forms and workflows. | (objectClass=group) | ( | (objectClass=groupOfUniqueNames)(objectClass=organizationalRole)) |
All Users Filter | The expected value is an LDAP filter expression. The expression should return the users that will have access to frevvo forms and work flows. | (objectClass=user) | (objectClass=person) |
User Member Of1 | Attribute on a user object storing the groups the user is a member of. | memberOf | " " |
Group Member1 | Attribute on a group object storing the users that are a member of this group. | member | uniqueMember |
First Name | Name of the user ''first name'' attribute | givenName | cn |
Last Name | Name of the user ''last name'' attribute. | sn | sn |
Email | Name of the user ''email'' attribute in the LDAP server. This value can be used in a rule is used in email notifications | ||
Manager | Attribute on a user object storing the DN of the user's manager. This value can be retrieved in a rule. It can also be used in flow navigation using the subject.reports.to data available in . | manager | manager |
Ignore Case checkbox | If checked, ignores the case stored in LDAP systems. This is primarily for the purpose of determining roles. | Check the Ignore Case checkbox | Check the Ignore Case checkbox |
Custom | This is a a comma separated list of attribute names to be retrieved from the LDAP Server. | Ex: carLicense,employeeNumber | Ex: carLicense,employeeNumber |
TLS | This enables simple authentication over TLS. If checked, a trusted certificate for the LDAP server is required. Refer to the secure the connection topic for details. | Check if you are using TLS to secure the connection. | Check if you are using TLS to secure the connection |
- If your AD has nested groups, please see this FAQ: How do I enable frevvo to retrieve users from nested groups?
Options for Authentication
Once you have your tenant successfully connecting with your LDAP server, there are two options available regarding the authentication process.
- Options 1: Users can login using the login page and will delegate authentication back to the LDAP/Active Directory server. See the example below. There is nothing more to do if you choose this option.
- Options 2: You can implement Single Sign On with IIS. See the details below.
Option 1 - frevvo login page authenticating against LDAP
This is the case where the user will authenticate through the 's login page but delegate authentication to LDAP. Lets assume that your tenant named 'LDAP' was successfully configured to connect to your LDAP server and there is a user 'john' in your LDAP server. You can now login directly via 's login page:
The password provided in the login page is the user's password in LDAP. A very important point to note is that the user name, "john" in the example above, needs to match the value for the LDAP entry attribute configured in the property UserID Display field on the Edit Tenant screen. For instance, for Active Directory, the value of this property is normally sAMAccountName. That means will try to find an entry in LDAP that has sAMAccountName=john.
Option 2 - Single Sign On with IIS
In this scenario, a user authenticates to his windows account and tries to use . Since the user is already authenticated to the network, will recognize his credentials and automatically forward the user to his account, if he is a designer, or allow the user to use a form/flow if those resources are available to the tenant.
The basic deployment is IIS fronting and the authentication is done against LDAP. For that to work you need to:
- Install frevvo
- Configure frevvo to work with IIS
- Configure Windows Authentication
- In IIS, Make sure that Anonymous Authentication or Basic Authentication is NOT configured in the Web Application (Default Web) that will be used to proxy requests to .
Please also refer to the force auth property for forms and flows. Force auth lets you override SSO for an individual form or flow.
If you are using LDAP and SSO, and you want to embed the in your website, refer to Embedding the Task List for important information.
Once all is configured and running it is possible to test these scenarios:
Signing in from within the network
In this case, the server and the Active Directory server are running on the same network. The user is already authenticated to the windows network and points the browser to:
http://[server]/frevvo/web/tn/[LDAP tenant]/login
Substitute LDAP tenant above with the tenant name you configured with the LDAP Security Manager. The server variable should be the ip address of the machine where IIS is installed .
The user will automatically authenticate to . It is crucial that the LDAP user is known to , in other words, the user should be one of the entries retrieved by the LDAP expression configured in the All Users Filter on the LDAP configuration screen.
Signing in from outside the network
In this case, the server and the Active Directory server are running on different networks. The user is trying to hit the URL below from outside the network.
http://[server]/frevvo/web/tn/[LDAP tenant]/login
Substitute LDAP tenant above with the tenant name you configured with the LDAP Security Manager and the server variable with the ip address of the machine where IIS is installed.
Since the user is not authenticated in the windows Network, he will be prompted by the browser for credentials. IIS will authenticate the user in the network and forward the request to . The user will be automatically redirected to his initial page without having to re-enter his credentials.
Single sign-on Browser Configuration
If you are still being prompted for Windows authentication after SSO is configured, the security settings for your browser may be too high. Configure your browser to authenticate using the "system logon credentials" (Kerberos authentication mechanism) by adding the frevvo server to the browser's trusted sites.
Follow these steps for the specified browsers:
Configuring Internet Explorer
If you are using either the IisLoginModule or NtlmLoginModule option, your Internet Explorer users may want to modify their browser settings. By default, Internet Explorer will only allow automatic login for sites in its Intranet zone. For sites not included in the specified Intranet Zones, a windows dialog box will popup requesting login information. This popup can be avoided by having your users modify their Intranet Zone settings as described below.
IE will recognize a site as being in its Intranet zone in one of two ways.
1. The name of the server that you are accessing does not have a dot in the name. For example, http://frevvoserver/.
2. The site is configured as an Intranet site for IE.
To configure the Intranet sites for IE,
- Open IE and select "Tools > Internet Options...".
- Select the "Security" tab, click on the "Local intranet" icon, and then click on the "Sites..."
- Click the Advanced button. Type the full name of the frevvo server, including protocol, in the first field. For example: http://frevvoserver.com
- If you are using SSL, then replace "http" with "https".
- Click the "Add" button.
- Click the "Close" and "OK" buttons to back out. Now IE should recognize the server as being part of its Intranet zone.
Configuring Firefox
If you are using either the IisLoginModule or NtlmLoginModule option, your Firefox users may want to modify their browser settings. By default, Firefox will prevent automatic login. Browsing the frevvo SSO URL will cause a windows dialog box to popup requesting login information. This popup can be avoided by having your users modify their Firefox settings as described below.
- In the Firefox address bar type about:config. This will display all settings for Firefox.
- In the filter box type ntlm and hit the enter key. This will narrow the display items to those pertaining to NTLM authentication.
- Double click on the key entry network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted.uris. This is a comma separated list of trusted servers for which automatic NTLM authentication is enabled.
- In the edit box displayed, enter the name of the server you are accessing. For example, http://frevvoserver.com/.
- If you are using SSL, replace http with https.
- If you are using SSL, replace http with https.
- Click the OK button. Firefox should now enable automatic NTLM authentication with the frevvo server.
Configuring Chrome
To configure chrome you need to start the application with following parameter: auth-server-whitelist - <Allowed fully qualified domain name>.
For example: In Windows,
- Click the Start button, All Programs, Accessories, and then click Run.
- In the Open box, type following and click Ok:
- chrome --auth-server-whitelist="*frevvoserver.com"
Configuring Safari
No additional configuration is needed.
Configure URL Properties in frevvo-config.properties for LDAP SSO
Add the frevvo.internal.baseurl and the frevvo.forms.server.external.url properties to the frevvo-config.properties when using LDAP SSO. The frevvo.internal.baseurl property is needed for for various activities like accessing the ACL page, publishing templates, resetting tasks etc. Let's say you have a browser signed in via SSO to machine m1 (port 80). IIS is running on m1 (port 80) redirecting /frevvo/web to frevvo running on m2:8082. The browser submits a form to m1, IIS redirects to m2:8082. The doc action is a frevvo:// URI which gets resolved to http://m1/frevvo/... POSTs to this URI but m1 rejects the POST since it is not authenticated.
To avoid situations such as these, set the frevvo.internal.baseurl to the actual host:port of the server.
If the frevvo.forms.server.external.url property is set, all share dialogs for forms and flows will use this as the external URL. This may be needed when using frevvo.forms.server.external.url if that external url is not also accessible from the form server machine. Use the syntax shown in the example. change the <myexternalhost>and <port> to your external server name and the port that you are using for on this server.
Follow these steps:
- edit <frevvo-home>/tomcat/conf/frevvo-config.properties
- Add the properties shown below with your information: Save the changes to the file.
frevvo.internal.baseurl=http:// <ip or server name of the machine where the frevvo server is hosted>:<port> frevvo.forms.server.external.url=http://<myexternalhost>:<port>
Upload Control Behavior
If your system is configured for LDAP SSO, the upload control exhibits the following behaviors:
- The "uploading...." snake image displays continuously when uploading an image to an upload control in a form, accessed from a space, on a mobile device.
To workaround this issue, configure IIS so that it does not require re-authentication for every single request.
Mixed or Uppercase User Names
user names are case sensitive; the user name johndoe'' is not the same as JohnDoe. Several LDAP systems are case insensitive. Thus the two user names would resolve to the same LDAP account but to different user accounts.
To avoid case issues follow these steps described in more detail below:
- Check the Ignore Case checkbox on the LDAP Configuration screen
- Convert control values to lower case if they are used in workflow routing to a specific user.
The first issue occurs when the user logs in. For instance, John Stevens LDAP account is JStevens but he logs in as jstevens, he will be recognized by case insensitive LDAP and thus granted access but will not be recognized as a designer or as a tenant admin by . To solve this, check the Ignore Case checkbox on the LDAP Configuration screen. To prevent issues you could always login to using lower case jstevens. LDAP will grant access as it is case insensitive and will know that you may have the designer or admin special permission. However users can forget to do this. Setting Ignore Case in your LDAP security configuration will solve this.
The second problem is in directing tasks to users if your LDAP user names are mixed case. One solution is to use hidden controls on your forms with rules to convert the case of user names to lower case. The example below shows two text controls on a form, one visible, EmployeeMixedCase, and the other hidden, Employee.
A user types a name (regardless of case) into the EmployeeMixedCase control. The hidden Employee control has a business rule that takes the value of the visible control and converts it to lowercase.
Employee.value = EmployeeMixedCase.value.toLowerCase();
The form or workflow routing can then use {Employee} rather than the control that may be mixed case.
Changing the case of LDAP userids in Active Directory can cause undesired results. Use caution.
LDAP administrators can configure to ignore or follow referrals by entering the LDAP property name and value in the table provided on the Add Tenant (on-premise) or Edit Tenant (cloud) screens.


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The goal of orthodontic treatment at OrthoCare Orthodontics, which may include the use of braces, retainers, and aligners, is to straighten your teeth. Treatment often starts in the pre-teen or teenage years, but adults may also need orthodontic treatment. The treatment can feel like a chore that lasts for several months or a couple of years, but it can fix important problems. These include:
- Crowded teeth spaced too close together
- Gaps between your teeth
- Crooked teeth
- Overbite or underbite
- Upper and lower teeth that do not meet
Straight Teeth are More Attractive
You are more likely to be proud of your smile when your teeth are straight and evenly spaced. Pride in your appearance can give you more confidence and encourage you to try new things. This can be particularly important for adolescents. In addition, people often judge others based on first impressions. A smile that shows straight teeth is more attractive.
Better Oral Health is Easier
Brushing and flossing your teeth are two basic components of an oral health routine to protect your teeth from conditions such as tooth decay, gingivitis, and plaque build-up. As Cooper, Ford S. and our staff know, caring for your mouth is easier when your teeth are straight. The American Dental Association says the following conditions are less likely to occur if you have the proper orthodontic treatment.
- Dental caries
- Gum disease or gingivitis
- Tooth loss
- Impaired speech
- Worn tooth enamel
Orthodontic Treatment Improves Nutrition
Poorly aligned teeth can reduce your ability to chew properly or make certain foods more difficult to eat. Many of these more challenging foods are healthy, and avoiding them can cause you to limit your diet to softer, often less-nutritious foods, such as ice cream and canned soup. Straighter teeth and a better ability to chew let you eat crunchy foods, such as apples and carrots; stringy foods, such as asparagus and chicken; and chewy foods, such as raisins.


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Can mankind adapt to the changes in environment caused by global climate change?
Will mankind be wise enough to protect our planet for future generations?
There are no easy answers to these questions, time for action is short, and our lifestyles must change. At issue is no less than the survival of our civilization.
Social Challenges
The fundamental demographic disparity between the developed and the developing nations presents extremely difficult cultural, technical and moral challenges to any attempt to manage global climate change. For example, the International Energy Agency reports(1.4) that over 1.3 billion people, or 18% of the worlds population, do not have access to electricity and 2.6 billion rely on primitive biomass for cooking and heating; with dire economic, health, and environmental impacts.
Environmental Challenges
The biological components of our environment have evolved in harmony with the physical and climatic surroundings. The presence, characteristics, structure and behavior of both individual organisms and co-assemblages, or communities, of organisms are largely determined by climate. The ability of natural communities to adapt to changing climate, and nature of community change is of utmost importance to the survival of man.
Energy Challenges
It is indisputable that human combustion of fossil fuels for energy is causing global climate change that threatens the very survival of our civilization. It is equally indisputable that our civilization is dependent upon cheap, reliable, and widely distributed energy for both mobile and stationary utilization. The obvious conclusion would be to decrease our reliance upon fossil fuels, and to seek energy from alternate sources. But neither solution is as simple, nor effective, as it appears.
National Challenges
Climate change is real, the actions of mankind are the origin of climate change, and there is no know way to reverse climate change - we can only hope to slow the rate of change for the next several thousand years. These basic truths must be accepted by nations and form the basis for national policy.
Individual Challenges
The warming planet Earth needs our help! The magnitude of Global Climate Change is so great that it might appear that any individual actions will be inconsequential, and to some extent that is quite true. However acting collectively much can be accomplished. Individually, we should:


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A Field Spacious and Untrodden: The Virginian Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge
by Robert Doares
If the capital of Virginia did not shine as a center of scientific endeavor in British North America, it was not for the want of trying by eight individuals who met in Williamsburg in 1772 to organize a forum for gentlemen with inquiring minds. The "Virginian Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge" was likely the brainchild of future patriot and future governor John Page, the most active member of the association. During the four years of its activity, Page's political star rose, but the press of events eclipsed his scientific society, today a curiosity of Virginia history.
Examining specimens and apparatus, including a vacuum machine, are, from left, interpreters John Barrows, Alex Clark, and Ron Carnegie.
Science had flourished nowhere in America during the seventeenth century. By the 1730s, however, Benjamin Franklin was asking whether America might benefit from a formal organization of the colonies' scientific minds. The first such societies had sprung up in the bustling urban centers of Italy, France, and England in the previous century. By the end of the eighteenth century, they had become indispensable for collecting and publishing scientific knowledge and for encouraging the work of amateurs and professionals. For Americans, the most influential was the Royal Society of London. Chartered by King Charles II in 1662, the Royal Society had an impressive international membership in the 1770s. Its 450 correspondents included eminent scientists and potentates.
In Pennsylvania, in 1743, Franklin, himself a fellow of the Royal Society, initiated the forerunner of what would become the most important scientific society in the early English colonies, the American Philosophical Society. Franklin's organization merged in 1768 with a rival society to form the American Philosophical Society at Philadelphia. The most important scientific workers in America joined, and it soon became the nucleus of scientific activities on the seaboard. Virginians Dr. James McClurg and Dr. Walter Jones were members.
From the 1730s onward, the Virginia Gazette published news of the Royal Society of London, the Royal Academy of Sciences in Paris, the Society for Encouragement of Learning in London, and budding American institutes. Virginia's pattern of rural settlement, however, worked against the establishment of a cohesive scientific community in the colony. Williamsburg was the principal social, cultural, and intellectual center of the Old Dominion, but it could hardly compete with the likes of Philadelphia, Boston, and Charles Town, where a few scientific or medical institutes coalesced. Most Virginians with a scientific bent lived and worked in relative isolation.
The draft resolution for the Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge, in the Colonial Williamsburg collections.
A notable example was John Clayton, clerk of Gloucester County court. The English-born Clayton formed a close friendship with naturalist Mark Catesby, who worked in Virginia before 1720. Catesby piqued Clayton's interest in natural history, and the clerk soon began a scientific correspondence of his own. Clayton developed a botanical garden and, through introductions by William Byrd II, became well known to members of natural history circles on both sides of the Atlantic. He compiled a highly regarded Flora Virginica, published in Europe by the Dutch botanist Gronovius. Clayton would be the first president of the Virginian Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge.
William Small's scientific society at William and Mary was a forerunner of the society. City of Birmingham Assay Office.
John Page probably fathered the idea for the society and was its most ardent supporter, serving as its second, and last, president. Charles Willson Peale captured his look of friendly curiosity in this portrait. Independence National Historical Park.
Professor of law, mentor to Jefferson and Marshall, signatory to the Declaration, George Wythe promoted the sciences and kept a scientific instruments collection in his home. John Trumbull sketched him in 1791.
The first attempt at forming a scientific society in Virginia was at the College of William and Mary. The college had been a lively center of scientific pursuit between 1758 and 1764, when Dr. William Small, a graduate of the medical college of Glasgow, was professor of mathematics and philosophy. In 1759, Small inaugurated a society modeled upon the new Royal Society of Arts of London. Governor Francis Fauquier lent his prestige to the Williamsburg group, which investigated the medicinal properties of native plants. Young Thomas Jefferson, a student at the college, came under the organization's influence.
In 1766, two years after Small's return to England, Dr. Arthur Lee, member of the Royal Society and a Virginian with a medical degree from Edinburgh, settled at Williamsburg. Lee's two-year residence was too short to revive Small's society. Nevertheless, attention to science, particularly natural science, persisted. Near Williamsburg lived the Carters, Randolphs, Byrds, Lees, Custises, and others with interests in gardening, some of whom corresponded with botanists and nurserymen in Britain. Such men could be counted as prospective members when Page and his seven compatriots started their group November 20, 1772.
A mostly legible rough draft of the resolution produced at the organizational meeting survives in the collections of the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library at Colonial Williamsburg. The first of the document's three articles called for the institution of a society known as the "Virginian Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge to be held at Williamsburg." The signatories agreed to meet again for "forming such regulations as may be thought necessary to establish the said society." The second section proposed the subjects of inquiry: "Geography, Natural History, Natural Philosophy, Agriculture, Practical Mathematics, Commerce, Physic, American History." The final article stipulated "that no member shall be admitted in society after this time, until they have petitioned by themselves or some of the members now subscribing, and are admitted by a majority of the members constituting this society and subscribe to the terms agreed to by the society."
Besides John Page of Rosewell, burgess from Gloucester County and soon-to-be member of the Governor's Council, the signers of the resolution were: Theodorick Bland, committee chairman; Dabney Carr; Mann Page Jr. of Mannsfield; George Muter; Nathaniel Burwell of Carter's Grove; and physicians John Walker and James McClurg. Burwell, a recent graduate of William and Mary, was the college's first winner of the Botetourt Medal in Natural Philosophy.
The formation of the society was made public in the Virginia Gazette in May of 1773, after its first formal meeting and election of officers. The notice said that a philosophical society of one hundred members had formed "for the Advancement of Useful Knowledge in this Colony." Officers were the botanist John Clayton, president; John Page, vice president; Professor Samuel Henley, secretary; law student St. George Tucker, assistant secretary; and David Jameson, a Yorktown merchant and future Virginia state senator, treasurer. Most of the publicly announced associates of the society had ties to William and Mary. Meetings would be announced in the Virginia Gazette and conducted, for convenience, during sessions of the legislature, when many gentlemen came to the capital anyway.
Not long after the first public announcement of the society, the members published their aims in the newspaper:
The object of their Hopes is to direct the Attention of their Countrymen to the Study of Nature, with a View of multiplying the Advantages that may result from this Source of Improvement.... It is therefore the Intention of this Society to rescue from Oblivion every useful Essay, and they hope that the Efforts of their Members will furnish them with a Collection which may at once both amuse and instruct.... Hence, those who are engaged in different Pursuits may receive from the casual Observation of others such Information respecting their own Inquiries as might otherwise have escaped their Attention.... Virginia furnishes a Field both spacious and mostly untrodden. Who can tell what may accrue to the Inhabitants from an Acquaintance with the Nature and Effects of the Climates and Soils? The minerals, fossils, and Springs, in which the Country abounds, may yield the greatest Emolument both to their owners and the Publick. The Multiplicity of Vegetables and Animals may conduce to the Purposes of Commerce and the Comforts of Life, in Modes with which, at present, we are not acquainted.
Critics suggested Virginians lacked sufficient experience in scientific inquiry to produce concrete results. To counter the argument, an anonymous newspaper essayist, "Academicus," enumerated the accomplishments of earlier such societies and pointed to potential benefits of immediate consequence to Virginians in areas such as agriculture, commerce, navigation, and natural history. He highlighted the isolation of gentlemen with scientific interests and argued the need for centralized collection and publication of scientific findings. The author chastised Virginians for their economic dependence on the staple tobacco, with its disastrous effect on agriculture. He saw the most promise for practical contributions by the gentlemen planters of Virginia in the improvement of agriculture. Noting Virginia's lack of cities, he said that planters could at least "make Experiments in Agriculture, without Detriment to the usual course of their business."
For a time, the Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge commanded much attention. Lord Dunmore, the royal governor, assumed the post of patron. The hundred Virginians who joined, "in humble imitation of the Royal Society," seemed ready to support the promotion of any useful knowledge that might benefit their sagging economy.
The organization met regularly in its first year, as evidenced by frequent newspaper calls for meetings at the Capitol. At the beginning of the society's second year, after the death of John Clayton, members elected new officers: John Page, president; jurist George Wythe, who kept scientific instruments in his home, vice president; Professor James Madison, and the Reverend Robert Andrews "of York," secretaries; David Jameson, treasurer; and Madison, curator. The society also elected corresponding members, among them Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Benjamin Rush from the Philadelphia society, a Marylander, and Englishmen.
At this meeting, members awarded a monetary prize and gold medal to John Hobday for the invention of a "most ingenious threshing machine." Called a "cheap and simple" device, it could thresh 120 bushels of wheat in three days and could be replicated cheaply. In his study Science in the Virginia Gazette, 1736-1780, Richard Overfield says this was the first medal awarded by an American scientific society for a practical invention. It is the Virginia society's only concrete evidence of accomplishment. Hobday's invention was older than the society and was perhaps the catalyst for its establishment. In 1772, John Page had sought subscribers to finance the distribution of models of Hobday's machine.
During its life, the society collected a few papers, meteorological journals, and other observations. It generated some useful information published in the newspaper, such as a Virginia planter's description of a lightning strike on his house and his treatment of slaves who suffered injuries from it. By 1775, though, the fledgling group was struggling with its own relevance in the midst of war.
In May of 1777, on the fourth anniversary of the founding, John Page acknowledged the society's decline in the Virginia Gazette. It had not met for two years because of the "critical situation of our country and the difficulty of convening so large a number of members as were required to constitute a meeting." The officers decided that a committee of seven, with the president or vice president, should carry on the business of the organization. Calling for submissions of observations for a printed journal and further gifts of specimens for the formation of a "cabinet" or museum, Page reaffirmed the importance of the sciences in support of "all the arts and manufactures we are now so much in need of... which never more require their assistance and attention than in the present situation of America."
Page's appeal rallied none of his fellows from their preoccupations with war and politics, and he, too, entered the fray. The Virginian Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge never revived.
Bob Doares's story "Tailoring the Tenant House" appeared in the winter 2002-2003 issue of the journal. Doares is an instructor in Colonial Williamsburg's department of Historic Area training.


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(SOLVED )strategies for communicating with children in the health care setting
Discipline: Nursing
Type of Paper: Question-Answer
Academic Level: Undergrad. (yrs 1-2)
Paper Format: APA
Strategies for communicating with children in the health care setting include (Select all that apply) a. Developmentally appropriate language b. Play therapy c Involving parents in care decisions d. Storytelling Which of the following are behavioral indicators of potential patient/family violence in the health care setting? (Select all that apply) a. Anger b. Sleeping O c Verbal threats d. Exaggerated gestures Oe. Rapid breathing
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A) Developmentally appropriate language.
B) Play therapy.
C) Involving
D) Story telling.
A) Anger.
C) Verbal threats.
D) Exaggerated gestures.
Anger, verbal threats, exaggerated gestures are indicators of potential family violence in healthcare settings.
Rapid breathing and sleeping are common generally and more in healthcare settings due to health issues, tiredness, fatigue.
So, options (a), (c) and (d) are correct.


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The Vanderdecken of Tappan Zee United States folktale
It is Saturday night; the swell of the Hudson lazily heaves against the shores of Tappan Zee, the cliff above Tarrytown where the white lady cries on winter nights is pale in starlight, and crickets chirp in the boskage. It is so still that the lap of oars can be heard coming across the water at least a mile away. Some small boat, evidently, but of heavy build, for it takes a vigorous hand to propel it, and now there is a grinding of oars on thole-pins. Strange that it is not yet seen, for the sound is near. Look! Is that a shadow crossing that wrinkle of starlight in the water? The oars have stopped, and there is no wind to make that sound of a sigh.
Ho, Rambout Van Dam! Is it you? Are you still expiating your oath to pull from Kakiat to Spuyten Duyvil before the dawn of Sabbath, if it takes you a month of Sundays? Better for you had you passed the night with your roistering friends at Kakiat, or started homeward earlier, for Sabbath-breaking is no sin now, and you, poor ghost, will find little sympathy for your plight. Grant that your month of Sundays, or your cycle of months of Sundays, be soon up, for it is sad to be reminded that we may be punished for offences many years forgotten. When the sun is high to-morrow a score of barges will vex the sea of Tappan, each crowded with men and maids from New Amsterdam, jigging to profane music and refreshing themselves with such liquors as you, Rambout, never even smelled—be thankful for that much. If your shade sits blinking at them from the wooded buttresses of the Palisades, you must repine, indeed, at the hardness of your fate.


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The association membership consists of current and previous aircrew and groundcrew of the Squadron; anyone who has served or is serving on the squadron is eligible to join. Contact details can be found on the contacts page.
If you have served or are serving on the squadron then you can be part of its future. By joining the Association you will have the opportunity to meet old friends; to make new ones, and to exchange stories.
You can get lifetime membership of the Number 1 (Fighter) Squadron Association for a single one-off fee, so join up today.
Our History
Many fascinating events have happed over the past 100 years of Number 1 Squadron.
Read our history and discover the links with the Red Baron, Hermann Goering, Shirley Bassey, Max Bygraves, Diana Princess of Wales, Hollywood, Winston Churchill and the Great Escape.
Why join the Association?
Become involved and to re-establish and maintain friendly contact. There will also be the potential to stimulate business relationships with your fellow members. Add a real positive value to the Association's development and aims.
Membership criteria: All Applicants must have served on No. 1 (Fighter) Squadron.
If you are or have been a member of the Number 1 (Fighter) Squadron, why not join the official Squadron Association?
Simply sign up today and get access to news and events for members, as well as the opportunity to get back in touch with old friends and find new ones.