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ESAPI Access Control
- 1 Access Control 2.0
Access Control 2.0
At the ESAPI summit, we discussed changing Access Control 2.0 to use the command pattern. The following are the current design goals for Access Control 2.0. Enough proof of concept development has been completed for me to believe that these goals are achievable. I'd appreciate your input as to whether they are both desirable and sufficient. Below the goals are the answers to outstanding questions, the sequence of execution and some code snippets to give a better feel for the current direction. Feedback is welcome. I'm happy to make changes.
Current Design Goals:
- Allow developers to implement access control rules (ACR) using arbitrary java code.
- Benefit: Allowing arbitrary java code gives ACR developers as much flexibility to write ACRs as they do throughout the normal code base.
- Facilitate integration with frameworks to enforce ACRs automatically and default to deny access.
- Benefit: Automatically making the call reduces developer error, because both the call will be made correctly and the developer is forced to provide the security check.
- Allow developers to call ACRs for evaluation or enforcement manually.
- Benefit: Allowing manual calls for both uses increases flexibility and facilitates reuse for access control and flow control.
- Allow ACRs to make decisions based on arbitrary runtime parameters and deployment parameters.
- Benefit: The policy file stores deployment parameters. Accepting an arbitrary runtime parameter allows stateless ACRs, which decreases object creation costs.
Proposed Additional Design Goals
The following were not in the original set of goals, but I would like us to consider whether they should be included:
- Keep the Access Control Matrix (ACM) synchronized throughout the SDLC by making the ACM specification drive the integration framework that calls the ACRs.
- Benefit: Understanding of permissions is clearer and more accurate throughout requirements and test phases.
- Allow resource names to be grouped and ensure that ACR selection is deterministic.
- Benefit: Grouping similar resources makes the ACM clearer and easier to manage.
- Integration with Struts 2, Struts 1, JSR 115, Spring ?.?, JBoss Seam, JBossAop, Aspect J. I'm currently using the Struts2Spring2JtaJpa quickstart for the integration tests.
Outstanding Questions from the ESAPI Summit and their Answers:
Question: Can the runtimeParameter AccessController.isAuthorized("Resource", runtimeParameter) be strongly typed in the ACR definition class?
Answer: Yes. Java versions 1.5 and above can leverage Generics. AccessControlRules written for 1.4 and below will need to use Object as parameters and then cast appropriately. The current version of Access Control 2.0 is written without generics for backwards compatibility, but I plan to add generics compatible version.
IntegrationComponent -> AccessController -> ACR -> Access is granted or an AccessControlException is thrown.
- When the system starts, the ACM is read and resources are linked to an ACR.
- The IntegrationComponent (e.g. a Struts2 Interceptor) calls AccessController.enforceAuthorization(key, runtimeParameter).
- AccessController maps the key to an ACR and passes it the runtime parameters and static policy file parameters.
- The ACR executes Java code to evaluate an arbitrarily complex rule set. Note that an ACR could evaluate unusually complex role requirements by assigning it to all roles for a given resource. Also note that ACRs can delegate to other ACRs or even a rules engine.
Code Samples:
What follows is a partial strawman implementation from some proof of concept code that I've been working on. Code has been removed to help focus on the critical path. I'd appreciate any feedback and I'm looking especially interested in feedback on usability from a developer's point of view. Would this help you to implement Access Control for large projects? What can I do to make it safer and easier for developers? To help illustrate the mappings, I've used bold red to represent the resource identifier and bold green to represent the ACR throughout the files. Only the first 3 files (ACM, Policy file and ACR) are implemented by the developer. The rest are provided by the AccessController infrastructure.
ACM: Access Control Matrix
This table is (roughly) what the Access Control Matrix looks like. It would probably be a .csv file or database file and would have options to group resources using regular expressions, String.startsWith, etc. The ACM and Policy File (below) combine to define which ACR is executed by AccessController.
Policy File
This xml file is (roughly) what the ACR definitions would look like. It handles what would normally be "footnotes" in an ACM requirements specification document. The name correlates to an ACM cell. The AccessControlRule.class specifies the Java code that will execute. The parameters are passed to the ACR at runtime. Note that this shows the default name-value pair parameter loader, but other parameter loaders (not shown) can be specified. An enhancement would be to allow ACRs to be tagged using annotations so that the Policy file isn't required.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> <AccessControlPolicy> <AccessControlRules> <AccessControlRule name="Grant" description="Access is always granted" class="org.owasp.esapi.accesscontrol.AlwaysTrueACR"> </AccessControlRule> <AccessControlRule name="Deny" description="Access is always denied" class="org.owasp.esapi.accesscontrol.AlwaysFalseACR"> </AccessControlRule> <AccessControlRule name="SpecialCaseAccessControlRule" description="Access depends on the value of the policy parameter: isTrue" class="org.owasp.esapi.accesscontrol.policy.EchoDynaBeanPolicyParameterACR"> <Parameters> <Parameter name="isTrue" type="Boolean" value="true"/> </Parameters> </AccessControlRule> </AccessControlRules> </AccessControlPolicy>
ACR: Access Control Rule
The following class is (roughly) what a simple ACR could look like. Note that the runtimeParameter can leverage generics for type safety. Developers would implement this.
public class EchoDynaBeanPolicyParameterACR extends DynaBeanPolicyBaseACR {
* @return true iff policyParameter isTrue is a Boolean set to true.
* throws ClassCastException if runtimeParameter is not a Boolean.
public boolean isAuthorized(Object runtimeParameter) throws ClassCastException{
return getPolicyParameters().getBoolean("isTrue");
This class is (roughly) what a framework integration using a Struts2 interceptor would look like. This is part of the framework, developers don't implement this. However, if a developer wants to execute an ACR, they can do so as demonstrated in the intercept method.
public class AccessControlEnforcementInterceptor extends AbstractInterceptor {
public String intercept(ActionInvocation invocation) throws Exception {
ESAPI.accessController().enforceAuthorization(invocation.getAction(), //assume that getAction() returns "Resource1"
invocation.getInvocationContext()); //Note that this line may change to facilitate
//mappings between Framework Integrations and multi-purpose ACRs
return invocation.invoke();
This class is (roughly) what the enforceAuthorization method in AccessController could look like. The key is the resource. In our example "Resource1." This method will need to be enhanced to handle resource groups. This is part of the framework, developers don't implement this. This doesn't currently take the user's role into account, but could.
public void enforceAuthorization(Object key, Object runtimeParameter) throws org.owasp.esapi.errors.AccessControlException { boolean isAuthorized = false; try { AccessControlRule rule = (AccessControlRule)ruleMap.get(key); if(rule == null) { throw new AccessControlException( "AccessControlRule was not found for key: " + key, ""); } System.out.println("Enforcing Authorization Rule \"" + key + "\" Using class: " + rule.getClass().getCanonicalName()); isAuthorized = rule.isAuthorized(runtimeParameter); } catch(Exception e) { throw new AccessControlException("An unhandled Exception was " + "caught, so we are recasting it as an " + "AccessControlException.", "", e); } if(!isAuthorized) { throw new AccessControlException("Access Denied for key: " + key + " runtimeParameter: " + runtimeParameter, ""); } }


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रहने को सदा दहर में आता नहीं कोई
तुम जैसे गए ऐसे भी जाता नहीं कोई
डरता हूँ कहीं ख़ुश्क न हो जाये समंदर
राख अपनी कभी आप बहाता नहीं कोई
इक बार तो खुद मौत भी घबरा गयी होगी
यूँ मौत को सीने से लगाता नहीं कोई
माना कि उजालों ने तुम्हे दाग़ दिए थे
बे-रात ढले शम्अ बुझाता नहीं कोई
अहबाब ने ये कह के संवारी हैं चिताएँ
आराम कहीं और तो पाता नहीं कोई
साक़ी से गिला था तुम्हे मैख़ाने से शिकवा
अब ज़हर से भी प्यास बुझाता नहीं कोई
हर सुबह हिला देता था ज़ंजीर ज़माना
क्योँ आज दीवाने को जगाता नहीं कोई
अरथी तो उठा लेते हैं सब अश्क बहा के
नाज़-ए-दिल-ए-बेताब उठाता नहीं कोई
-कैफ़ी आज़मी
Above mentioned ghazal was written by Kaifi Azmi in memory of Guru Dutt. I am re-producing it in memory of Jayalalithaa.
I am not writing this blog about Jayalalithaa, the AMMA or Puratchi Thalaivi (revolutionary leader) because much has been written about her political journey and her feisty struggle after demise of her mentor MGR. There is nothing new for me to write.
I am writing about Jayalalithaa, the actor or Kalai Selvi ( artistic or work of art) of Tamil cinema.
As I watched the news of her death and her funeral procession, my thoughts went 48 years back. The year was 1968 and the place was Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh. Fresh after my High School results, I went to Allahabad to pursue my academic career at the age of 15.
One day I saw the posters of a Hindi film Izzat and went to watch the movie in Pushparaj talkies. It had Dharmendra in leading role along with Jayalalithaa. Produced by A. K. Nadiadwala of Pushpa Pictures [ grandfather of now famous Sajid Nadiadwala ] and directed by T. Prakash Rao, Izzat has Lakshmikant Pyarelal as music director.
It was the movie in which Jayalalitha made her debut in Hindi films. She played a spunky Adivasi belle, Jhumki, in love with Dharmendra, who is far above her socially.
I knew Jayalalithaa's name and reputation in Tamil film industry but was not a fan of her. When the film ended and I came out, I was a life-long fan. I became an ardent admirer of her dancing and acting talent. Just watch the famous dance scene of Izzat and you would be a fan too. My God ! what a fabulous dancer ! Posting the link.
1 – Jagi Badan Me Jwala, Saiyan Tune Kya Kar Dala ………..
The following 2 links showcase her naughty and lighter avatar, though in real life she was reticent and introvert.
2 – Ruk Ja Zara, Kidhar Ko Chala, Main Sadqe Tere Pe ………….
3 – Sar Pe Lamba Top Le Ke Aayega …….
It is sad that in her later years, she could barely move. It was heart-wrenching for me to see a feisty and fabulous dancer like Jayalalithaa in that condition. She was a woman any man could like , love and admire. She was vibrant. She was radiant. She was full of life. But during 2016 election campaign, she looked pale and lifeless. She could barely walk. I felt bad because she was only 4 years older than me. I thought that she will fight this battle too. But alas! that was not to be. She fell ill soon after her glorious political victory in elections and lost her battle of life after 75 days of struggle.
I am a fan but many Hindi film connoisseurs are not aware of her stupendous achievements in the field of cinema. For them she was Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, who was loved and feared alike.
For them I am placing some other facts of her career as a leading actress.
1 – Her acting career spanned 19 years. [ 1961 to 1980 ]
2 – She appeared in 140 films , primarily in the Tamil, Telugu and Kannada film industry.
3 – She also acted in 1 Malayalam , 1 Hindi & 1 English film.
4 – As a child artiste, Jayalalithaa acted in the Kannada-language film Sri Shaila Mahathme (1961), which had Rajkumar and Krishna Kumari in lead roles.
5 – Jayalalithaa starred in English film Epistle ( 1961) .
6 – As a child artiste, she played Krishna in a three-minute dance sequence held on stage in the Hindi film Manmauji (1962)
7 – She made her debut as the lead actress in Kannada film Chinnada Gombe (1964) at the age of 15, while still in school.
8 – Jayalalithaa starred in 28 box-office hit Tamil films with M.G. Ramachandran between 1965 and 1973. The first with MGR was B.R. Panthalu's Aayirathil Oruvan in 1965 and their last film together was Pattikaattu Ponnaiya in 1973.
9 – Jayalalitha was paired opposite Sivaji Ganesan in 17 Tamil films.
10 – Jayalalithaa acted in 10 Tamil hit films with Ravichandran .
11 – Jayalalitha had 6 Tamil films with R. Muthuraman .
12 – Jayalalitha acted in 12 Telugu films as heroine opposite N. T. Rama Rao .
13 – Jayalalitha acted in 7 Telugu films with Akkineni Nageswara Rao .
14 – Jayalalithaa's other Telugu films included 2 films with Krishna and 1 each with Sobhan Babu, Jaggaiah, Ramakrishna and Haranath.
15 – She made her debut in Malayalam films with Jesus (1973) and the film was huge hit.
16 – Her 100th film was Thirumangalyam (1974) directed by A.Vincent.
17 – Her last film in Tamil was Nadhiyai Thedi Vandha Kadal (1980) .
18 – The last film she worked on, in which she played the lead heroine, was a Telugu film Nayakudu Vinayakudu (1980) . It became the highest grosser of the year in Telugu.
19 – Jayalalithaa holds the record for having been the Tamil actress with maximum silver jubilee hits in her career – 85 hits of 92 Tamil films as main female lead heroine.
20 – she also has all 28 films in Telugu as silver jubilee hits.
21 – She had 119 box office hits of the total 125 films she did in various languages as the main female lead between 1961 and 1980 .
22 – She was the highest paid Indian actress from 1965–1980.
23 – She made guest appearances in 9 films and 6 of her films were dubbed into Hindi.
24 – She did double roles in eight films.
25 – Jayalalithaa wrote columns in the magazines like Bommai . She also wrote a column -Ennanga Selar in magazine Tughlaq in 1970s.
Need I say anything else for her accomplishments?
It is 2 days since she is gone. I am still numb. I am deeply saddened.
Farewell Kalai Selvi ! There will be no one like you ever.
On behalf of all the students & staff of VIDUR Acting Institute , I pay my tributes to Kalai Selvi (work of art) of cinema and to Puratchi Thalaivi (revolutionary leader) of political arena.
[ List of films, dates and other information about Jayalalithaa have been taken from Wikipedia .
I am indebted and I express gratitude. ]
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Guide to the Arleta Chamber of Commerce and Resident's Association Collection
Email: email@example.com
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Related Material
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Series I: Administrative Records, 1975-2000
Subseries A: Arleta Property Owners Council, 1975
Correspondence, Formation of Arleta Chamber of Commerce, March 1975
Correspondence, General, February 1975
Minutes, February 1975-March 1975
Subseries B: Arleta Chamber of Commerce, 1975-1989
Articles of Incorporation, 1975 June 11
Attendance Roster, 1981 December 2
Board of Directors, Biography of Sally Harris (1st President), Membership Application, Member Contact Information, 1975
Bylaws, 1975
Financial Records, Petty Cash Statements, Treasurer's Report, 1975
Meeting Announcements, 1975-1978
Meeting announcements, 1981-1989
Minutes, January 1975-December 1975
Minutes, January 1976-October 1976
Minutes, February 1977-May 1977
Minutes, April 1978-November 1979
Minutes, 1980 September 4-March 26 1981
Subseries C: Arleta Chamber of Commerce and Resident's Association, 1981-2000
Attendance Rosters, Meetings, 1982
Attendance Rosters, Meetings, October 1994-August 1996
Attendance Rosters, Meetings, October 1996-June 1998
Board of Directors, Correspondence and Officer List, 1993
Board of Directors, Correspondence, 1994
Board of Directors Election Nominating Committee, Correspondence, 1992 July 14
Board Members, Roster, 1984 May 9
Business Members, Contact Information, 1989 May 30
Business Members, Questionnaire, 1999 May 3
Bylaws Revised with New Addendums, 1986 May 14
Revised Bylaws, 1995 April 4
Revised Bylaws, 1998 November 9
Amendments to Bylaws, 1992-1993
Correspondence Regarding Bylaws, 1993
Arleta Demographics, 1994
Financial Records, Statement of Cash Balances, Treasurer's Reports, 1981-1982
Financial Records, Statement of Cash Balances, 1983
Financial Records, Audit Reports, Statement of Cash Balances, Treasurers' Reports, 1987-1989
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, 1990
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, Balance Sheets, 1991
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, Year-End Financial Statement, ca. 1991-1992
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, 1993
Financial Records, Treasurer's Report, Cash Basis Income Statement, 1994
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, 1995
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, Itemized Category Report, 1996
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, Budget Proposals, Income and Expense reports, Itemized Category Report, 1997
Financial Records, Treasurer's Report, Itemized Category Report, Profit and Loss Report, 1998
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, Transaction Report, 1999
Financial Records, Treasurer's Reports, Profit and Loss Statements, 2000
Financial Records, Profit and Loss Reports, 1994-1998
Fundraising, Correspondence, 1992-1993
Guest Registers, Meetings, 1999
Lease Agreement, Correspondence, 1996
Meeting Rosters, 1999
Membership, Application Form, Correspondence, 1994
Membership, Business Application Forms, 1997
Membership Lists, 1992
Membership Lists, 1992
Membership Lists, 1993
Membership Lists, 1994
Membership Lists, 1997
Membership Plaques, Correspondence, and Order Requests, 1995
Message Log, August 1998-September 1998
Minutes and Agendas, 1981-1982
Minutes and Agendas, 1983-1985
Minutes and Agendas, 1986-1987
Minutes and Agendas, 1988
Minutes and Agendas, 1989
Minutes and Agendas, ca. 1980-ca. 1989
Minutes and Agendas, January 1990-June 1990
Minutes and Agendas, July 1990-December 1990
Minutes and Agendas, January 1991-June 1991
Minutes and Agendas, July 1991-December 1991
Minutes and Agendas, January 1992-June 1992
Minutes and Agendas, July 1992-December 1992
Minutes and Agendas, January 1993-June 1993
Minutes and Agendas, July 1993-December 1993
Minutes and Agendas, January 1994-May 1994
Minutes and Agendas, June 1994-December 1994
Minutes and Agendas, January 1995-May 1995
Minutes and Agendas, June 1995-December 1995
Minutes and Agendas, January 1996-June 1996
Minutes and Agendas, July 1996-December 1996
Minutes and Agendas, January-June 1997
Minutes and Agendas, July 1997-December 1997
Minutes and Agendas, January 1998-June 1998
Minutes and Agendas, July 1998-December 1998
Minutes and Agendas, January 1999-June 1999
Minutes and Agendas, July 1999-December 1999
Minutes and Agendas, Executive Board, 1996
Minutes and Agendas, Executive Board, 1998
Minutes and Agendas, Officers Board, 1996
Minutes and Agendas, Officers Board, 1997
Nomination of Board Members, Correspondence, 1994
Postage Statement, Standard Form, 1998 May 29
Request for Public Hearing Notice Forms, 1997 November 25
Resident and Business Member, Contact Lists, 1998-1999
Resolution, 1994
Resolution, 1995
Resolution on Political Endorsements, 1993
Resource Directory, Listing Update Form, 1998 September 15
Tax Records, California Exempt Organization, Annual Information Statement, 1982-1985
Tax Records, California Exempt Organization, Annual Information Statement, 1986-1989
Tax Records, California Exempt Organization, Annual Information Statement, 1990-1992
Tax Records, California Exempt Organization, Annual Information Statement, 1993-1994
Tax Records, California Exempt Organization, Annual Information Statement, 1995-1996
Tax Records, Statement by Domestic Non-Profit Corporation, 1997 April 15-1998 June 15
Subseries D: Non-Arleta Chamber of Commerce, 1975-1999
Business Resource Guide, Contact Information for City Government Services, 1999
California Chambers of Commerce, Report, "Guidelines for Compliance with California New Non-Profit Corporation Law," October 1979
Economic Development Alliance, Business Needs Assessment Survey, 1995 March 9
Foothill Advisory Council, Memoranda and Member Contact Lists, 1993 July 6
HF Whittle Investment Company, Financial Statement Regarding Loan, ca. 1975
Katz, Richard, Correspondence, 1981-1982
Linda Carreon Real Estate, Flyer
Los Angeles Area Chambers of Commerce, Report, 1993-94 Los Angeles City Finances, 1994
North Valley Coalition, Correspondence Regarding Sunshine Canyon Landfill, 1988 February 9
Representatives, Contact Information, ca. 1990-ca. 1999
Republican Presidential Task Force, Correspondence, 1999 July 7
United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley, Bylaws, 1994-1998
United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley, Correspondence, 1981-1983
United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley, Correspondence and Surveys, 1986
United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley, Correspondence, 1990-1999
United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley, Executive Committee Contact List, 1999
United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley, Fernando Award, Bylaws, List of Representatives, 2000
United Chambers of Commerce of the San Fernando Valley, Minutes Regarding Membership Assembly Meeting, 1999 June 9
United States District Court Probation Office, Volunteer Service Log Sheet, 1998
United States Postal Service (USPS), Carrier Route Information, 1994 December 15
USPS Postage Statement Forms, January 1999
USPS Publications, Address File Standardization on Diskette, Third Class Mail Preparation, February 1993
USPS Worksheet, "Bulk Mail Preparation"
Valley Business 2000, Budget and Correspondence, 1993-1994
Valley Roundtable Council, Meeting Notices, 1976
Wachs, Joel, Community Service Guide, 1999 April 7
Series II: Chamber Activities, 1967-2000
Subseries A: General Activities, 1967-2000
Announcements and Notices, Community Events, 1993
Announcements and Notices, Community Events, 1995
Announcements and Notices, Community Meeting and Open House, 1993 April 21-1993 May 19
Announcements and Notices for General Community, 1976-1979
Announcements and Notices for General Community, 1980-1982
Announcements and Notices for General Community, 1986-1988
Announcements and Notices for General Community, 1989
Announcements and Notices, "Read Your Bible" Outdoor Music Festival, 1990 September 8
Bernardi, Ernani, Correspondence, 1975-1976
Bernardi, Ernani, Correspondence, 1977
Bernardi, Ernani, Correspondence, 1978
Bernardi, Ernani, Correspondence, 1984-1989
Business Dinner Meeting, Agenda, Correspondence, 1996 July 16
Calendar of Events, 1998-1999
Chamber Office Correspondence, Press Release, February 1995
CODEWATCH Pamphlet, "Codes that Keep Arleta Beautiful"
Community Events and Seminars, Broadsides, Brochures, and Flyers, 1996
Community Events and Seminars, Broadsides, Brochures, and Flyers, 1997
Community Events and Seminars, Broadsides and Flyers, 1999
Community Meeting, Attendance Roster, 1983 March 9
Community Mixer, Correspondence and Flyers, 1996
Community Town Hall Meeting, Agenda, Attendance, Broadside, and Correspondence, March 1994-April 1994
Community Town Hall Meeting, Agenda, Broadside, and Correspondence, August 1994-September 1994
Community Town Hall Meeting, Agenda and Rosters, 1995 April 25-1995 October 18
Correspondence, General, 1975-1976
Correspondence, General, 1977-1978
Correspondence, General, 1981-1985
Correspondence, General, 1988-1989
Correspondence, General, 1990-1991
Correspondence, General, 1992
Correspondence, General, 1993
Correspondence, General, 1994
Correspondence, General, 1995
Correspondence, General, 1996
Correspondence, General, 1997
Correspondence, General, 1998
Correspondence, General, 1999
Correspondence, Letters of Thanks, 1995
Earthquake, Broadsides, Correspondence, and Emergency Response Meeting Workshop, 1994
Ephemera, "I Love Arleta" Bumper Sticker
Fernando Award, Correspondence, 1975-1976
Fernando Award, Nomination Form and Rules, 1986 June 11
Fernando Award, Correspondence and Nomination Forms, 1996
Fernando Award, Correspondence and Nomination Forms, 1997 June 4
Flyer Program, Cost Estimates
Good Neighbor Award, Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings, October 1991-November 1991
Good Neighbor Award, Correspondence and Nomination, 1995
Installation Dinner, Announcement, Correspondence, and Invitations, 1975-1976
Installation Dinner (Annual), Announcement, Correspondence, and Program, 1977-1978
Installation Dinner (Annual), Correspondence, Invitation, Press Release, and Program, 1987-1988
Installation Dinner (Annual), Correspondence Program, 1992
Installation Dinner (Annual), Correspondence, Invitation, and Program, 1993-1994
Installation Dinner (Annual), Correspondence, Invitation, and Program, 1995
Installation Dinner (Annual), Attendance List, Broadside, and Correspondence, 1996
Installation Dinner (Annual), Correspondence and Payment Record, 1998
Maps of Arleta
Membership Drive, Application for Membership and Correspondence, 1981 May 1
Newsletters, July 1975-November 1976
Newsletters, March 1977-September 1979
Newsletters, 1990
Newsletters, 1991
Newsletters, 1992
Newsletters, 1993
Newsletters, Arleta Gazette, 1994
Newsletters, Arleta Gazette, 1995
Newsletters, Arleta Gazette, 1996
Newsletters, Arleta Gazette, 1997
Newsletters, Arleta Gazette, 1998
Newsletters, Arleta Gazette, 1999
Newsletters, Arleta Gazette, 2000
Newsletters, Supplements to Arleta Gazette , 1998 November 23-August 1999
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1975-1977
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1984-1989
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1990-1992
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1993-1994
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1995-1996
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1995-1996
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1999
Newspaper Clippings, General
Recognition Dinner, Application and Correspondence, 1995
Reports, A Look at Branford Recreation Center , 1967 October 25
Robbins, Alan, Correspondence, 1975-1982
Robbins Alan, Correspondence, 1989-1991
Small Business Award, Correspondence and Program, April 1994-May 1994
Snow, Gary Regarding Presidential Nomination, Correspondence, ca. 1996
Snow, Gary to Board Members, Correspondence, 1996
Snow, Gary to Board Members, Correspondence, 1997
Small Business Award, Correspondence and Nominations, 1995-1997
Special Events, 5K Walk and Fun Walk, Correspondence and Flyers, 1997
Special Events, Arleta's Celebration of Lights, Award Certificates and Correspondence, December 1998-January 1999
Special Events, Arleta Little League Parade, Broadsides, Correspondence, and Permit Application, April 1978-April 1979
Special Events, Arleta Little League Parade, Correspondence, Flyers, Permit Application, and Route Map, 1981-1982
Special Events, Arleta Little League Parade, Permit Application, 1983 February 11
Special Events, Earthquake Preparedness Seminar, Broadside and Correspondence, 1983 June 15
Special Events, Free Health Screening, Brochures, Flyers, and Newspaper Clippings, 1997
Special Events, Ho Down, Correspondence, July 1991-August 1991
Web Page Development, Correspondence and Drafts, 1997
Web Page, Printed Example, 1998
Subseries B: Meet the Candidates, 1994
Brochures, Campaign Literature and Newsletters, 1994
Election Correspondence, September 1994-November 1994
Maps of Arleta, ca. 1994
Meeting, Agenda, and Newsletter, 1994 October 22
Meeting Attendance, 1994 October 22
Newspaper Clippings Regarding Meet the Candidates Program, May 1994
Representative Contact Information, ca. 1994
Volunteer Sign Up to assist with Meet the Candidates Program, ca. October 1994
Series III: Subject Files,1975-1999
Subseries A: Issues and Topics of Concern, 1975-1999
Branford Park-Criminal Activity in Vicinity, Correspondence, 1988-1999
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Community/Public Information Meeting, Broadside, and Information Packet, 1990 December 12
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Community Information Meeting, Announcement, and Question List, 1991 March 21
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Consensus Planning Group, Memoranda Regarding Community Meeting, 1991 December 12
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Correspondence, 1990-1991
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Correspondence of Raymond and Andrea Setterstrom, 1990-1991
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Correspondence and Question and Answer Packet, 1991 July 10
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Health Risks, Articles and Report, 1990-1991
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Information Sheets, ca. 1990-ca. 1993
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Information Sheets
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Magnetic Field Test Readings, 1991 March 4
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Maps of Proposed Site and Site Selection Factors, ca. 1990
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Newspaper Clippings, 1990 July 29-1990 November 18
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Public Hearing Notices, 1990 October 31
Branford Street Distribution Station (DS 141), Termination of Construction, Correspondence, February 1992-June 1992
Collectech Systems, Correspondence Regarding Collection on Public Storage Account, 1994-1995
Community and Boundary Identification, Correspondence, 1993
Department of Motor Vehicles Office Construction, Correspondence, March 1977-June 1977
Department of Water and Power Service Termination, Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings, and Site Map Sketch, 1997
East Valley Animal Shelter, Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings, 1995
Education, Monroe High School, Correspondence, 1987 December 28
General Topics of Concern, Correspondence, 1975-1979
General Topics of Concern, Correspondence and Flier, 1981-1982
General Topics of Concern, Correspondence, 1983-1984
General Topics of Concern, Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings, 1986-1988
General Topics of Concern, Correspondence, 1993
General Topics of Concern, Correspondence, Petitions Regarding No Parking Zone Request, and Street Improvement, 1994-1996
General Topics of Concern, Correspondence, 1998
Irwin Silon Defraudation Case, Correspondence and Memoranda, 1996
Mobilcomm, 1997
Name Use by Pacoima Correspondence, 1994
Name Use by Pacoima Correspondence, 1995
Office Space Lease Expiration and Rent Issue, Billing Information, Correspondence, and Lease, 1997
Pedestrian Tunnels Under Golden State Freeway, Correspondence, 1992
Street Vendors, Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings, 1995
Subseries B: Issues and Topics of Concern -- Non-Arleta, 1978-1999
Alarcón, Richard (State Senator), New School Site in San Fernando Valley, Correspondence and Lease, 1997
Berman, Howard (Assemblyman), Legislative Waste Correspondence, 1982 July 16
Charter Reform – Charter Measure, Flyers and Newsletters, 1999
Coalition Against Unfair School Reform Fact Sheet, 1992
Community Redevelopment Agency, Correspondence, Flyers, and Maps, 1999
Cortese-Knox Local Government Reorganization Act, Government Codes and Procedure Diagrams, ca. 1990-ca. 1999
House Joint Resolution 26 Regarding Citizenship
Los Angeles Police Commission, Agendas, Correspondence, and Memoranda, 1998-1999
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), Community Advisory Board, Correspondence, 1992
LAPD, Department Reorganization, Correspondence and Newsletter, 1997-1999
LAPD Report, "Elder and Fiduciary Abuse," ca. 1990-ca. 1999
Police Executive Research Forum, Prepublication Release, "Helpful Hints for the Tradition Bound Chief," June 1992
SB 65 Plan, Correspondence and Reports, 1999
Small Business Industrial Act, Correspondence, 1988
United States Postal Service, Y2K Preparation Correspondence, 1999 May 21
Zoning, Application, Correspondence, and Petitions Regarding Kids' Korner Pre-school, 1987
Zoning, Public Hearing Notices, Case No. ZA 94 0075, 99 Cent Only Store, 1994 March 28
Zoning, Public Hearing Notices, Case No. ZA 99-0024, ZA 17432, Department of Recreation and Parks, Osborne Neighborhood Church, 1999 March 12-1999 March 26
Zoning, Public Hearing Notice, Case No. ZA 93-1021, Isaa Hawara, 1994 January 31
Zoning, Public Hearing Notice, Case No. ZA 94-0734, Jerry's Restaurant, 1995 February 3
Zoning, Public Hearing Notice, Land Tract 29851, Land Tract 33787, 1978 May 17
Zoning, Public Hearing Notice, Case No. CPC96-0102 ZC/GPA, CPC 96- 0103 BL, Sherman Oaks Women's Club, 1996 August 1
Zoning, Report and Denial Notice, Case No. ZA 92- 0610, Liquor Store, 1992 August 5
Series IV: Special Projects, 1963-2000
Subseries A: ACTION Committee-Community Enhancement Project, 1994-1996
ACTION Committee, Community Mixer, 1994 October 18
ACTION Committee, Final Report, 1996 August 6
Block Captain's List and Maps of Blocks and Districts, 1995 October 4-ca. 1999
City of Los Angeles, Complaint and Referral Reports, 1996
Department of Building and Safety, Bureau of Community Safety Referral Worksheets, 1995-1996
Project Proposal, Forms, Laws, and Ordinances, ca. 1995-ca. 1996
Violations, Request Form, 1995-1996
Violators, List by Street, April 1996-August 1996
Subseries B: City Boundary Project, 1963-1995
Arleta City Boundary Correspondence, 1994-1995
Arleta Community Boundary Identification Correspondence, 1975-1976
Arleta Community Boundary Identification Correspondence, 1977-1979
Arleta Community Boundary Identification Correspondence, 1995
Arleta Community Legal Description of City Boundary, 1963 July 1
Arleta and City of Los Angeles General Plan Meeting, Correspondence and Maps, 1993 April 28
City Boundaries (Reference Council File No. 93 - 1628), Correspondence, 1990 January 24-1995 January 5
Community Identification, Correspondence and Maps, 1992-1993
Community Map, San Fernando Valley Map Project Correspondence, 1990-1995
Correspondence, General, 1993-1994
Establishment of Community Names and Boundaries, Correspondence, Legal Descriptions, and Ordinance, 1993-1994
Maps, Los Angeles City Council Districts 1-5, 1992-1993
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1991
Ordinance, City Names and Boundaries, 1993 October 18
Ordinance, Communities Included in List, 1995 May 10
Ordinance, Communities Included, Correspondence, Legal Description of Boundary, and Maps, 1994-1995
Ordinance, Communities Included, Canoga Park, Map, Newspaper Clippings, and Map, 1987
Ordinance, Communities Included, Encino, Correspondence, Map, Granada Hills, Correspondence, and Maps, 1990-1994
Ordinance, Communities Included, Lake View Terrace, Correspondence, and Maps of Mission Hills, 1991-1994
Ordinance, Communities Included, North Hollywood, Correspondence, and Maps of Northridge, 1992-1993
Ordinance, Communities Included, Pacoima, Map, 1994
Ordinance, Communities Included, Reseda, Map, 1988-1994
Ordinance, Communities Included, Studio City, Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings, and Maps, 1988-1995
Ordinance, Communities Included, Sun Valley, Maps, 1994
Ordinance, Communities Included, Sylmar, Map
Ordinance, Communities Included, Tujunga, Correspondence and Map, 1994
Ordinance, Communities Included, Valley Village, Correspondence, Maps, and Newspaper Clippings, 1990-1991
Ordinance, Communities Included, West Hills, Maps and Newspaper Clippings, 1987
Ordinance, Communities Included, Woodland Hills, Maps and Newspaper Clippings, 1987 August 6
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts, 1992
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts, 1990-1993
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts, 1992-1994
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts, 1987-1994
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts, 1992-1993
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts, 1991-1993
Ordinance, Council Members in Inclusive Districts, 1991-1994
Report, Proposed City Ordinance to Establish the Community Boundaries of the San Fernando Valley , 1993 October 18
Sunland, Tujunga Association of Residents, Correspondence, 1994
Subseries C: Community Projects (General), 1975-1996
Anti-Graffiti Program, Correspondence, 1991
Arleta Home Improvement Loan Program, Correspondence, Flyers, and Information Packets, 1993
Arleta Little League Field Correspondence, February 1983
Community Beautification and Clean-up, Correspondence and Flyers, 1992
East Valley Water Reclamation Project, Correspondence, February 1991-April 1991
Formation of San Fernando Valley Unified School District, Correspondence and Endorsements, 1992 November 17
General Projects, Correspondence, 1975-1976
General Projects, Correspondence, 1978
General Projects, Correspondence, 1981-1984
General Projects, Correspondence, 1988-1989
Holiday Turkeys to the Needy, Correspondence, December 1994
Make Arleta Sparkle, Correspondence and Flyers, 1992
Make Arleta Sparkle, Correspondence, Flyers, and Reports, 1993
Make Arleta Sparkle, Grant Applications, 1992-1994
Operation Drug Rap, Meeting Notes and Memoranda, March 1977-April 1977
Operation "Sparkle Arleta," Broadsides, 1994 October 8
Public Transportation, Correspondence, Senate Bill #1238, 1983
San Fernando Valley Rail Transit, Correspondence and Senate Bill, 1989 July 3
Street Fair, Correspondence, 1996
Street Improvements Petition, 1981
Street Improvements, Correspondence, Maps, Project Status Reports, and Sketches, October 1987-February 1990
Street Improvements Correspondence, 1991
Tree Planting Program, Grant Application and Grant Correspondence, 1994-1995
U.S Veterans Remembrance Memorial, Certificates of Congressional Recognition, Memorial Day Dedication Program Newspaper Clippings, 1984-1996
Subseries D: Neighborhood Watch Program, 1981-1992
Correspondence and Flyers, 1981-1984
Correspondence, Flyers, and Reports, 1987-1991
Los Angeles City Hall Newsletter, "Neighborhood Watch Program Praised," Fall 1988
LAPD, Information Packet Regarding How To Start A Neighborhood Watch, ca. 1980-ca. 1989
LAPD, Information Packet Regarding Foothill Area Community Relations Neighborhood Watch Program, 1988 September 19
LAPD, Information, Neighborhood Watch Guide, Foothill Area Police Community Representatives and Block Captains Information Manual , October 1992
Subseries E: Welcome to Arleta Sign Project, 1992-1995
Correspondence, General, 1992-1993
Correspondence, Invitation to Sign Dedication Ceremony, July 1993-September 1993
Dedication Ceremony, Invitation and Program Report, 1993 September 30
Department of Water and Power, Correspondence, May 1994-July 1994
Donation Solicitation, Correspondence, January 1993-April 1993
Gasser-Olds Company, Inc., Correspondence, Order Forms, and Service Listings, ca. 1993-ca. 1995
Landscape Project Correspondence, General, 1994
Landscape Project Correspondence, General, 1995
Landscape Project Correspondence, October 1994
Landscape Project Correspondence, February 1995-August 1995
Landscape Project Donors and Donation Amounts, 1993-1995
Landscape Project Grant Proposal and Application, 1994-1995
Landscape Project Landscaping Plans and Map of Sign Area, 1994
Project Proposal and Timeline, 1992-1993
Report, Arleta "Welcome Sign" Monument, ca. 1992
Subseries F: Zip Code Reinstatement Project, 1963, 1974-2000
Bull Creek Zip Code Issue, H.R. Bill 1592, 1995 May 4
Census Data, ca. 1990-1991 February 25
Census Data, ca. 1990-1993
Correspondence, General, 1974
Correspondence, General, 1975-1976
Correspondence, General, 1977-1981
Correspondence, General, 1991-1992
Correspondence, General, 1993
Correspondence, General, January 1994-June 1994
Correspondence, General, June 1994-November 1994
Correspondence, General, 1995
Correspondence, General, 1998
Correspondence, General, 1999
Correspondence Packet, Request for Zip Code Reinstatement, 1993 January 21
Correspondence Packet, Zip Code Project, 1975-1993
Correspondence Packet, Zip Code Project, 1994
Flyers, 1993-1994
Maps, 1980-ca. 1999
Mercury Insurance Group Advertisement, 2000 June 7-2000 June 13
Newspaper Clippings, 1963-1998
Petitions, 1993
Petitions, 1993
Petitions, 1993
Petitions, 1993
Petitions, 1993
Petitions, pp. 76-90, 1993
Petitions, pp. 91-106, 1993
Petitions, pp. 107-120, 1993
Petitions, pp. 121-135, 1993
Petitions, pp. 136-150, 1993
Petitions, pp. 151-165, 1993
Petitions, pp. 166-180, 1993
Petitions, pp. 181-195, 1993
Petitions, pp. 196-203, 308, 1993
Post Office Protest Committee, Sign Up, 1994 April 26
Report, Arleta's Zip Code Project, 1994
USPS Address Management System, Carrier Route Information, 1994 March 13
USPS Board of Governors Brochure, October 1993
USPS Correspondence Packet, 1994
USPS Customer Service Questionnaire
USPS Memoranda, 1993 December 6
USPS Status Report, 1994 February 23
USPS Publication, National Five-Digit Zip Code and Post Office Directory , 1993
USPS Publication, The Postal Rate Commission in Brief , 1993 November 15
USPS Publication, Zip Alert, April 1994
Series V: District Planning, 1974-1995
Arleta, Lake View Terrace, Pacoima District Proposed Plan, Case No. 23742, Correspondence and Reports, 1974-1975
Arleta, Lake View Terrace, Pacoima District Proposed Plan, Signage Project, 1975-1977
Department of City Planning, Community Plan, Sylmar, Van Nuys, and North Sherman Oaks, October 1981-June 1979
Department of City Planning, Community Plan, North Hollywood, Northridge, and Sun Valley, June 1979-May 1984
Department of City Planning, District Plan, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Toluca Lake, Sunland, Lake View Terrace, and Shadow Hills, June 1976-August 1985
Department of City Planning, District Plan, Mission Hills, Panorama City, and Sepulveda, October 1981-July 1986
Department of City Planning, District Plan, Encino, Tarzana, Granada Hills, and Knollwood, July 1977-December 1982
Department of City Planning, District Plan, Canoga Park, Winnetka, Woodland Hill, Chatsworth, and Porter Ranch, February 1986-March 1986
Department of City Planning, District Plan, Arleta and Pacoima, 1976 June 25
Department of City Planning, Public Participation Interview Discussion Paper, 1993 March 18
Welcome to Arleta Sign Landscape Project, Individual and Business Recognition Poster, September 1995
Zip Code Project, "Daily News Market" Zip Code Map
Arleta-Pacoima Maps, 1990-1995
"Existing Plan Land Use: Arleta-Pacoima," December 1990
"Zone/Plan Revision Changes: Arleta-Pacoima," March 1995
Los Angeles County Precinct Map
Series VI: Non-Manuscript Material, 1987-2000
Awards, New Office Opening, 1995 February 10
City Boundary Project, Maps, September 1993
Maps, General
Newspaper Clippings, General, 1991-2000
Welcome to Arleta Sign, Landscape Project, Awards and Maps, 1995 September 28
Zip Code Project, Maps and Posters, 1990-March 1992
Zoning and Maps, Regarding Kids Korner Pre-School, 1987
Valley Industry and Commerce Association Award to the Arleta Chamber of Commerce, 1990 December 7
Adopt-A-Highway Award to the Arleta Chamber of Commerce for Graffiti Removal Along Interstate 5, 1993 August 27
Signed Guestbook from the "Welcome to Arleta Sign Dedication Ceremony," 1993 September 30
Community Urban Greening Award from the City of Los Angeles, 1994 November 4
Framed "Arleta Portrait" News Clippings, Los Angeles Times , 1997 August 17
Framed Map of San Fernando Valley, Reprint from Thomas Bros. Maps
"Citywide General Plan Framework Project," Los Angeles City Planning Department
Arleta Chamber of Commerce Scrapbook, Newspaper Clippings, Pamphlets
Arleta Chamber of Commerce Photo Album, "Welcome to Arleta" Sign Construction and Ceremony, Town Hall Meetings, Awards Ceremonies, and Meetings
Arleta Chamber of Commerce Photo Album, Induction Ceremony, Market Plaque Recipients, Dinners, Meetings, ca. 1950-ca. 1993


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Pac-12 Team Previews: Washington StatePosted by Connor Pelton on November 7th, 2011
Over the next two weeks, we'll be previewing each of the Pac-12 teams as we head into the season.
Washington State Cougars
Strengths. The Cougars return four starters from last year's NIT Final Four team in junior guard Reggie Moore, senior guard Marcus Capers, and senior forward Abe Lodwick. However, the biggest contributions could come from the three incoming guards, Mike Ladd, DaVonte Lacy, and Dexter Kernich-Drew. Those three will be needed at the two guard since both Moore and Capers will be at the point. Coming into the season as a Top 50 shooting guard, Lacy is the star of the group. In their exhibition on Saturday against Lewis-Clark State, Lacy proved his value with a 21-point performance. The frontcourt will be held down by Lodwick (when he returns from a left foot injury), junior power forward Brock Motum, and junior center Steven Bjornstad. With Motum and Bjornstad at 6'10" and 6'11", respectively, opposing defenses will have trouble matching up in the post.
Weaknesses. The Cougars lost two of their three best players from last year in forward DeAngleo Casto and guard Klay Thompson. Those two accounted for 45% of the 2010-11 Wazzu offense. The team will be tested early on with six of their first nine games away from Pullman. For a team that is looking to rreutrn to the NIT, that is a very tough start.
Nonconference Tests. The Cougars have a relatively easy OOC slate, with only three games that should really challenge them. The first is their regular season opener at Gonzaga. The game will be played at 9:00 PM PST and is the first game of ESPN's annual 25-Hour Tipoff Marathon. The next challenges will come in the second and third rounds of the 76 Classic down in Anaheim during Thanksgiving weekend. On Nov. 25 they will most likely meet New Mexico in the semifinals, and on Nov. 27 a championship meeting with Villanova looks to be in the cards.


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ROLEAU, Sask. - The backdrop for the former television show and soon-to-be movie "Corner Gas" has played a role in the long-range police pursuit of a vehicle across southern Saskatchewan.
Weyburn city police tried Saturday to stop a pickup truck reported stolen from Calgary and tagged with a stolen Manitoba licence plate, but both city and RCMP officers gave up the chase because of potentially dangerous speeds.
Mounties say the truck later hit a recreational vehicle near Milestone and another driver reported seeing the pickup being driven erratically near Wilcox as it was heading west.
By this point, Regina police and the RCMP in a number of smaller communities had been alerted to the fleeing driver and officers in Moose Jaw were set to deploy a spike belt if the truck was sighted.
After an extensive search of a highway and several side roads, the pickup was found abandoned next to the "The Ruby" cafe at the Corner Gas set in Roleau (ROH'-loh), where a 27-year-old woman from Okotoks, Alta., was arrested nearby.
Stephanie Martens was to appear in a Regina courtroom on charges that include impaired driving and flight from police.


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Hello !
I come to show you a small card of season!
For this card, I used the following papers:
- "Kraft" paper, "Toga".
- Paper "Bazzil Cardstock Ecru".
- Paper " Inkido ", "Beautiful Memories", "Pink Romance".
- Paper " Studio 75 ", " Special Moments 02 ".
- Young white doily (8,9 cms).
Papers are used with "Old Distresser" then inked to the ink "Distress Walnut Stain".
I used a stamp "Sarah Kay" (Elisabeth Bells).
I stamped it with some ink " Versafine Vintage " on some paper watercolor.
Then, I colorized it in the following way:
- Ink "Distress Tattered Rose" and " Vintage Photo " for the skin.
- Ink "Distress Old Paper", "Distress Vintage Photo" and "Distress Walnut Stain" for hair.
- Ink "Distress Worm Lipstick".
- Ink "Distress Stormy Sky".
- Ink "Distress Tea Dye".
- Ink "Distress Bundle Sage".
- Ink "Distress Victorian Velvet".
- Ink "Distress Tumbled Glass".
- Pencil aquarellable yellow.
- Mauve chalk.
Everything around the image, I added "Frantage Shabby Pink".
On the young white doily, I added the following flowers:
- Big pink shabby rose (30 mm).
- Big rose blue ( 2 tones) (30 mm).
- Three cloth white roses.
- A small rose blue (15 mm).
- A paper rose rolled up pink (15 mm).
All these flowers are covered with some touches of "Glitter Stickels Icicle". Then, I added foliages realized with "Cuttlebug" and dies " Toga ".
Below, to the right, I also added a pink rose (20 mm), a rose blue (15 mm) and a white rose (20 mm). In this set flowers, I pricked a pink pearly pin.
Under the image, I added a piece of white lace then a piece of ribbon pink organza. I realized a bow with a fall of the same ribbon and I stuck it to the left of the image. Then, I added a small white pearly heart.
To finish, I realized two small tag with "Cuttlebug" and a dies " Crafty Sentiments ". I inked edges with some ink "Distress Walnut Stain" then I decorated them by stamping a small stamp " Toga " with some ink "Versafine Vintage Sepia".
I added of the cord white with cooking and on one of the small tags, I added a charm in metal "Butterfly".
I thank you for your visits and I hope you a lovely day.
You can find following products in the shop:


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SWANTON, Ohio (WTVG/Gray News) - The Toledo Lucas County Port Authority has confirmed that two people were killed when a cargo plane crashed just outside of the Toledo Express Airport early Wednesday morning, WTVG reported.
According to crews on the scene, that plane was a conveyor cargo plane flying from Millington, Tenn., which crashed on top of two semis at Bubba's Auto and Diesel near the airport around 3 a.m. Wednesday.
Police on the scene say the plane was fully engulfed when they arrived on the scene this morning. Port Authority officials say that fire is now extinguished. Police and fire crews from multiple departments arrived on scene to assist.
Airport police said there was no mayday call from the plane and the first call they got was for the crash itself.
Copyright 2019 WTVG via Gray Television Group, Inc. All rights reserved.


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|I purchased the test tubes and stand from Amazon. The tubes hold (l-r): vinegar with liquid watercolor, water with liquid watercolor, olive oil, dish soap, straight liquid watercolor.
|The petri dishes are also from Amazon. They hold: crushed Alka Seltzer tablets, food coloring,
|baking soda, corn starch,
|food coloring, (not pictured) bath tablets, and (not pictured)shaving cream.
|Tools: whisk from Ikea kitchen play set, droppers, coffee stir sticks, measuring spoons from Dollar Tree. I also offered empty glass baby food jars, not pictured.
|Vinegar bottle from Dollar Tree holds white vinegar. Salt and pepper shakers, also from Dollar Tree, hold baking soda and corn starch.
When Margaret woke up from her nap, I told her there was a fun surprise waiting outside. She ran out and got straight to work. She was very focused throughout the activity, and she didn't speak much. I offered some vocab and descriptions, "Whoa, that made it thicken!" "When you stir it quickly, the bubbles grow!" but she was just too into it to respond. She did let out a few "Oh my!"s, though! I didn't guide her as to what would react to what, preferring to let her freely explore and find out for herself.
|By pure chance, she chose to add the vinegar to the baking soda first thing!
|Water in corn starch
|Dish soap with Alka Seltzer
|Oil on shaving cream (liquid watercolor on bath color tab beside it)
|She broke out the vinegar and poured it into each dish.
|She always wants to shake salt into her food at restaurants, so using the shakers was a big treat for her.
|Then she moved into the droppers and transferred the liquids between the dishes.
|The shaving cream was my favorite.
|She said she was measuring the powder like Daddy does when he's cooking.
|Then she began transferring the liquids into jars and back into the tubes with droppers and spoons.
|She got braver as she went on and started overflowing the dishes with explosions.
|This is the last picture I got before my camera battery died, but she kept going until all the solutions were gone.
I was worried this activity would be a once and done sort of thing, but she was enthralled until the very end, a good hour and a half. She likely would have kept at it if the liquids had held out longer. Now that she's familiar with the concept, I'd like to try some extension activities I was dreaming up while she played. There are so many more substances that can be used for this, and now that she knows the properties of the ones we've already used, we can build on that. I'm also planning to do a glowing "mad scientist" extension sometime soon.


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Press Center
Three New WS Series and a New VN Series Model Feature Enhanced Design, Simple Interface and Recording Modes to Capture Conversations, Music and Memos
CENTER VALLEY, Pa., January 6, 2014 Olympus has updated the popular WS Series and VN Series audio recorders with the introduction of the new WS-821, WS-822, WS-823 and VN-722PC which all feature intuitive design and impressive storage capabilities for easy audio capture and note-taking in the classroom or at work.
The new WS-821, WS-822 and WS-823 models feature superb recording with directional stereo microphones positioned at 90-degree angles to capture pristine sound. One of the worlds highest levels of noise cancellation technology reduces background noise in any business environment, whether its an intimate meeting room or large conference center, for crystal-clear playback.
The new Transcription Mode on all three WS Series recorders and Voice Playback Mode on the WS-822 and WS-823, provide users an efficient way to transcribe recordings. In the playback mode, the recorder skips the non-voice, dead-air parts of the recording and only plays back parts where there is audio. Their calendar search function makes it easy to retrieve files by date.
The WS-822 and WS-823 include an improved Voice Balancer function which adjusts the recording levels of all speakers in a room to a set level so its easier to hear on playback. The WS-823 also features a new Zoom Microphone Mode, which focuses on a voice in the distance by zooming in on the audio source essential in environments with a lot of ambient sound.
The silver WS-821 features 2GB of internal memory and up to 493 hours of recording in both MP3 and WMA formats. The grey metallic & blue W-822 offers 4GB of internal memory for up to 1,000 hours of recording in PCM, MP3 or WMA and the black WS-823 delivers 1,980 recording hours with 8GB of internal memory also offering three recording formats; PCM, MP3 or WMA.
All three WS Series recorders provide an impressive 37 hours of battery life and come with a microSD slot for up to 32GB of additional storage and a built-in USB that can be easily deployed using the slide lever to plug the recorder directly into a PC for seamless transfer.
The newly announced VN-722PC features a large-diameter, low-noise microphone for high-quality digital audio recording in both MP3 and WMA formats. The new design includes a large LCD, buttons and speaker which are convenient and easy to use.
The Simple Mode makes it easy for beginners by displaying only the necessary information in large font on the screen and highlights the most frequently used functions. Telephone Recording and Duplication Mode are available on the VN-722PC and can be used when the recorder is combined with accessories, TP8 telephone pickup or KA333 connection cord, sold separately, to easily record telephone conversations or duplicate from cassette tapes.
A built-in stand on the back of the VN-722PC props up the recorder for easy viewing of the display and access to button controls. The stand also contributes to high-quality recording by reducing the noise emitted directly from the surface.
The VN-722PC has 4GB of internal memory, up to 1,600 recording hours, 100 hours of battery life and compatibility with microSD (up to 32GB) memory cards to offer long recording sessions. The included portable USB cable enables you to download your files to a PC and can now be attached to your recorder so you always have it handy.
WS-821, WS-822, WS-823 and VN-722PC digital audio devices will be available in January 2014. The WS-821 will include an AAA alkaline battery; WS-822 will include an AAA NiMH rechargeable battery and stereo earphones; and WS-823 will include an AAA NiMH battery, stereo earphones, case and a USB cable. The VN-722PC will include two AAA alkaline batteries and a portable USB cable. All models will include an instruction manual and warranty card.
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Family Life and Work Experience Before 1918
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Focus on Funds: Protection From Rising Rates
Jack Otter and Brendan Conway discuss a new ETF designed to hedge against rising rates, plus the trouble with gold miners, and the volatility trade.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Report summarizing research results for the 30% energy savings level and demonstrates that lead builders can successfully provide 30% homes in the Marine Climate Region on a cost-neutral basis.


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High school students learn about business majors, Penn State
High school students learn about business majors, Penn State
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- At the end of June, more than 20 high school students — some from as far away as California and Texas — gathered at Penn State for the Business Opportunities Summer Session (BOSS) at the Smeal College of Business.
The two-week program, focused on giving under-represented students a close-up look at Penn State and business education, brought students to campus to live in dorms, take real classes and meet students, faculty and staff in Smeal and across the University.
"Students come to BOSS because they're interested in business and trying to decide if it's the path for them," said Jamie Campbell, Smeal's assistant dean of diversity enhancement programs. "While they're here, we educate them on what business majors are available and give them the opportunity to see diverse populations in administrative, faculty and student roles here at Smeal and in the University as a whole."
While here, students actually get to try out business curriculum. They attend sessions in subjects like business writing, finance, marketing, business law, actuarial science, ethics and supply chain.
Participants also had the opportunity to visit Ernst and Young, one of the corporate partners supporting the BOSS program, to network with executives there and get a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to work at a Big Four accounting firm.
"One of the great benefits of this program is that students get to spend time on campus and really see what it's like, not just to take classes but to be a part of the Penn State community."
Throughout the two weeks, students work in teams to create and design their own businesses. They give a final presentation at the end, demonstrating their creativity and the things they've learned in their classes.
"The participants create and develop their own ideas, and in the six years we've run this program, we've still never seen the same business idea presented twice," said Campbell.
But the program isn't all classes and homework. Led by four Smeal student chaperones, the participants were introduced to the University and the surrounding town as real college students. They attended a State College Spikes baseball game, used the White Building for recreation and even took a trip to nearby DelGrosso's Amusement Park, all while learning the complexities of running a state-of-the-art baseball stadium and amusement park.
"One of the great benefits of this program is that students get to spend time on campus and really see what it's like, not just to take classes but to be a part of the Penn State community," said Campbell. "Even if they don't end up choosing a business major, we would still love to see these students choose Penn State."


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I spoke to former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison on the phone Thursday and the current NBC studio analyst had a great story about Bill Belichick's astounding attention to detail (read all about it Sunday).
I was reminded of that character trait when reading through Belichick's transcript from his meeting with the New England media this morning.
It's one thing to remember an onside kick from David Akers, but the year (2007)? And it's one thing to highlight Andy Lee, David Akers and Ted Ginn when discussing the 49ers' special teams, but to also single out more obscure names such as Larry Grant and Tramaine Brock?
Belichick has a reputation for being intensely dull with the media — well-deserved, I'm guessing — but I found his Q&A today to be quite readable. It begins with a cool story about a phone conversation he had with Jim Harbaugh years ago that included Bill Walsh.
Thanks to the Patriots' media-relations staff for providing the transcript:
Q: What do you remember about Jim Harbaugh as a player and have you seen his team take on the personality he had as a player?
BB: Sure, we played against Jim a couple times when he was in Chicago, definitely at Indianapolis. Tough, competitive guy. He'd definitely stand in there; he had a lot of toughness. He had a good career. They traded him when they drafted Peyton [Manning]; he was the quarterback. He was there with Marshall Faulk and [Ted] Marchibroda. Good player. He played [14] years; he was around for awhile. Tough guy at Michigan.
Q: Does the 49ers play reflect the way he played?
BB: I think, yeah, they play very competitively, they're physical with an edge. I'd say he was a tough guy for a quarterback, definitely. His teams reflect that. He's a good personality, strong personality. They play that way; they play aggressively but with good temperament.
Q: Do you have any connection or background with him?
BB: We've talked a few times. It's funny, I think the last time I talked to him he was at Stanford and Bill Walsh was sitting in his office. So we were talking and he said, 'Hey, Bill's here, do you want to say hello to Coach Walsh?', so I talked to Bill Walsh. That was a few years ago, I think '05, somewhere around there.
Q: On the phone?
BB: Yeah, I talked to Bill on the phone.
Q: Do you recall why you were reaching out to Coach Harbaugh in the first place?
BB: I think it was about some of his players, pre-draft type of thing or Combine maybe.
Q: Do you still see imprints of Bill Walsh on the 49ers organization?
BB: I think when you watch them play, you definitely don't see that offensively. There's an element to the offense, some of the flat backs things they do and all that but no, really I'd say this looks like Jim's program. Not being inside the organization, I can't really comment on some of the other – the scouting or some of the other things organizationally – I'm not sure about that. But I'd say this looks like Jim's team. Kind of like what he did at Stanford, same coordinators other than Brad Seely, but with Greg [Roman] and Vic [Fangio] as their offensive and defensive coordinators. He had them at Stanford, so it's similar.
Q: Speaking of Brad Seely, who you had here with the Patriots, it seems like in San Francisco the punter and returners can really flip the field.
BB: Definitely. [Andy] Lee, he can definitely change field position. He's got a huge leg. [David] Akers had the 63-yard field goal this year; we know he's an excellent kicker and skilled. He had the onside kick against us when he was with the Eagles in '07. Good returners; [Ted] Ginn obviously has done a good job for them, [Kyle] Williams before he got hurt. They do a good job. [Larry] Grant has blocked a punt and was close on a couple other ones. They're solid in the kicking game. They led the league in special teams last year. They're solid, they're strong, they have a lot of physical players. They have some fast players like [Tramaine] Brock and [C.J.] Spillman, some physical guys, like Grant. They have some good balance of speed, size, toughness and good specialists -kicker, punter, returners.
Q: When you say lead the league in special teams, what do you mean?
BB: (Dallas Morning News columnist) Rick Gosselin does that, where he compounds everything and rates it. I don't know if it's perfect or not, but it's certainly an indicator. I'd rather be at the top of the list than the bottom, let's put it that way. They do a good job.
Q: Wes Welker is closing in on five seasons with 100-plus catches. What do you think of that record and what does it say about how dependable he's been over the years?
BB: I think that's what it says the most about, is his dependability and durability. That's a lot of catches for a lot of years. To go be able to go out there and do it week after week against all the different coverages, all the different matchups that we see and all that, it's a real credit to, like you said, Wes's ability but also his toughness and his durability because he's taken a lot of hits out there. Our slot receivers historically – Troy Brown, Wes – they've always caught a lot of balls, but he's caught a lot for a long time and returned kicks for us and [he] blocks. He's a tough kid. He's in there on a lot of plays and it's not all catches – he's in there blocking in the running game. He had a big block on [Stevan] Ridley's touchdown run last week and has returned kicks for us, punts.
Q: We often talk about a quarterback's growth in a system in his first few years. Can you make the same comparison for a linebacker, like Jerod Mayo who comes in and plays a lot and grows?
BB: Sure, absolutely.
Q: Can you expound upon that specific to that position?
BB: Yeah, I think a lot of times rookies come in and they're talented, they're big, they're fast, they can run and chase the ball, but a lot of times I would say they're just kind of running around out there. As they gain more experience and more understanding of the total defense and where their teammates are and how things fit on different runs, they usually play with a little more patience, maybe a little more recognition in terms of play-action passes and misdirection plays like that. Although, Jerod is very good and has been very good at those, but I think certainly you get better at them through time and understanding the different matchups: which guys really try to knock you off the ball, which guys really try to come and fit up with you and use their athleticism to mirror you, which guys are holders, which guys are cut blockers in addition to the actual 'Xs' and 'Os' of the scheme, but how the individual guys play. Same thing with tackling backs. We see a lot of different types of backs: which guys you can really load up on, which guys have a lot of wiggle, which guys are faster than you, not faster than you.
So, I think all those things play into it. It's kind of a like a quarterback; the linebacker has to make multiple, multiple decisions on every play. Not only what his assignment is and what the play is, but all the way along the line, different angles, how to take on blocks, how to tackle, the leverage to play with, the angle to run to and so forth, the technique. So many different things happen in a split second during the course of the play, just like it is for a quarterback. The more of those things that you can do right, slow down, get the most important things, not get distracted by all the stuff that's happening, but just really zero in on a target. I think a good quarterback or a good linebacker, a good safety, even though you have a lot of bodies moving out there, it slows down for them and they can really see it. Then there are other guys that it's a lot of guys moving and they don't see anything. It's like being at a busy intersection, just cars going everywhere. The guys that can really sort it out, they see the game at a slower pace and can really sort out and decipher all that movement, which is hard. But experience certainly helps that, yes.
Q: We've talked about the 49ers defense all week. When your offense goes hurry-up, what do you see from the defenders and how that wears them down? What do you see from the sideline from your perspective? How important is it for you take advantage of whatever you see on Sunday?
BB: First of all, I wouldn't say that the 49ers, that's there's a lot of that they've seen. There's a lot of it that we can see on film – some, not a whole lot. We don't do it all the time either. Sometimes we do it; sometimes we don't. If we feel like we can gain an advantage then we do it. If we don't, then there are certain advantages to not doing it. We can go either way on that. But you know, things we're looking for to try to be able to gain an advantage, that's by scheme or maybe we feel like we have a little edge at that point in time in conditioning and being able to play faster than they are.
Maybe it's a communication thing, if we feel like they're having trouble getting aligned or that type of thing. If they're trying to match up, depending on what they're trying to do defensively, it might be an advantage to force them to move quick. Sometimes there really isn't – if they aren't moving much, then they're in position no matter where you go because they don't have a lot of moving parts, if that's the way they happen to be playing. It's a little bit of that. Like you said, it's a feel, a way you feel like you can gain an advantage. If you can, great; if you can't, maybe there are other advantages you can gain.
Q: Yesterday Aldon Smith said, 'We can stop them. This isn't the first offense we've played against that has talent.' What is your response to that and can you use that as bulletin board material?
BB: Look, they have a good defense and I'm sure they expect to play well. We have a good team [and] we expect to play well. It doesn't really matter. It doesn't put any points on the board or give you any blocks, tackles or yards or anything else. It will come down to how the teams perform on Sunday night. That's really what it's all about. The rest is just good for you [media] to work with.


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Archbishop Dolan Issues Decree: No Same-Sex 'Marriages' in New York Archdiocese
The archbishop stated that clergy and Church employees may not participate in the solemnization of a civil same-sex 'marriage,' nor may the property and facilities of the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of New York be used for such events.
NEW YORK (EWTN News/CNA)—Clergy and Church employees may not participate in the solemnization of a civil same-sex "marriage," nor may the property and facilities of the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of New York be used for such events, Archbishop Timothy Dolan said in a recent decree.
"Jesus Christ affirmed the privileged place of marriage in human and Christian society by raising this union to the dignity of a sacrament when entered into by two baptized persons," the archbishop said in an Oct. 18 decree. "Consequently, the Church has the authority and the serious obligation to affirm the authentic teaching on marriage and to preserve and foster the supremely sacred value of the married state."
A New York state law recognizing same-sex "marriages" took effect on July 24.
The archbishop stated that no member of the clergy incardinated or assisting in his archdiocese, or any person acting as an employee of the Church, may participate in "the civil solemnization or celebration of a same-sex 'marriage.'"
This includes providing "services, accommodations, advantages, facilities, goods or privileges for such events."
The ecclesiastical solemnization or celebration of same-sex "marriages" is "expressly forbidden by canon law," he added.
Under the decree, no Catholic facility or property, such as parishes, missions, chapels, meeting halls or any place dedicated, consecrated or used for Catholic worship may be used for the solemnization or consecration of same-sex "marriages." No Catholic educational, health or charitable institutions or benevolent orders may be used for such purposes.
The decree also bars items dedicated, consecrated or used for the celebration of Catholic liturgy from being used in such ceremonies. The items include sacred vessels, vestments and liturgical books.
Archbishop Dolan said that the marital union between one man and one woman was "universally accepted by civil law as a constitutive element of human society, which is vital to the human family and to the continuation of (the) human race."
The New York Legislature's new law is "irreconcilable with the nature and the definition of marriage as established by Divine law," the archbishop said.
"The intimate partnership of life and love that constitutes the married state was established by God and endowed by him with its own proper nature and laws," he wrote. "According to Divine law, the nature of marriage is defined as a covenant between one man and one woman, by which they establish a partnership of the whole life, which is ordered to the good of the spouses and the procreation and education of children."


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NIU's sale of bowl tickets reach 5,500
Ten days after earning the first Bowl Championship Series game in Mid-American Conference history, Northern Illinois fans have claimed approximately 5,500 tickets to the Jan. 1 Orange Bowl game against Florida State, school officials said Wednesday.
According to Eric Schultz, NIU's director of Ticket Operations, Northern Illinois has exhausted its supply of tickets at the $225 level. Approximately 10,000 tickets priced between $75 and $165 remain available in the Huskie sections of the stadium.
NIU is responsible to fill 17,500 seats in Sun Life Stadium,
The priority deadline for NIU Orange Bowl tickets is noon Friday, and all paid ticket orders received by the deadline will be mailed on Monday, Dec. 17 (except for Will Call requests). All orders received after Friday must be picked up either at the NIU Athletics Ticket Office (through Dec. 23) or in Miami (Dec. 26-Jan. 1).
NIU will continue to accept ticket orders through the NIU Athletics Ticket Office in person and by phone at 815-752-6800 until Dec. 23.
"We firmly believe the best way for our fans to get the true NIU experience at this game is by purchasing tickets through our ticket office," said Jeff Compher, NIU director of Athletics. "This helps us financially to offset the costs of the bowl game, and it also shows future bowls how well-supported this team is. If you buy a ticket through another agency, NIU does not reap those benefits."
In addition, Northern Illinois fans unable to travel to Miami can now support the Huskies' Orange Bowl trip by purchasing ticket(s) that will be donated to either the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Greater Miami or to The Veterans Ticket Foundation. The donated tickets are priced at $99 each and can be ordered by calling the NIU Athletics Ticket Office.


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nolefan5311 wrote:crazymilkshake5 wrote:DiM wrote:please bin this map. i'm currently in the process of amiably (or via legal methods) removing all my quenched maps from cc. that obviously implies i won't desire the quenching of this map either.
well if you do im going to lose my best and favorite map.
DiM's personal vendetta against the admins of the site overrides the purpose he made the maps to begin with...for the enjoyment of the players of CC.
nolefan, if you don't know the details of this problem i'd appreciate you not making comments like that.
at this point this is between me and andy. lack chose to avoid talking to me but i'm assuming he also knows all the details.
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If we look back five years at the number of automation system suppliers that could import a control algorithm into their automation software tools from a simulation environment, there were very few companies on the list. Not many automation systems were building targets for importing from a simulation environment into their automation control platform through code generation.
But now, according to industry experts at The MathWorks , the list has grown much longer. Systems are adding new sophisticated functions and tools.
"Siemens has a new target for their PC platform, and Omron just created a target for their PLCs that works with Simulink, The MathWorks' PLC coder product," Tony Lennon, The MathWorks industry manager for North America, told Design News. "The build-up over time is significant and it is a trend where machine builders know [it] is important to move to system simulations earlier in the design process."
Typically, machine builders have been experts at mechanical design and sizing motors for a given static load, for example. But system integration gets more difficult for the OEM when adding software sophistication to machines for controlling more complex systems with multiple axes and for coordinating large numbers of motors.
"What I can confirm is that in the mechatronic development process, software is growing in importance and is the main part of OEM machines," said Phillip Wallner, The MathWorks' industry manager for the company's European Region. "Machine builders usually have sophisticated processes for developing mechanics but often lack in good processes for developing software solutions. Software is written during the commissioning of the machine and, as it grows more complex, it becomes a larger challenge. As a result, simulation and more sophisticated software approaches are of growing importance for machine builders."
Lennon said that the aerospace and automotive industries use simulation tools because they realize people can't always be testing physical prototypes. But now the level of complexity and amount of code going into modern machines is causing machine builders to recognize the value of simulation, as well. Automation vendors are helping to build this bridge between the simulation environments and automation-control products. The code in a system-level simulation can now be easily ported into the actual production software that is used to drive machines.
"With the challenges going forward, from the CAD point of view, we have a very accurate animation of machines and seeing the 3D motion of the parts, which captures the dynamics of the machine", said Lennon. "But that environment is not good for developing controls because it is based on developing 3D shapes. Simulations need to look exactly like […] controls [an] engineer would draw up[,] a control diagram, with blocks and lines to describe the inputs and outputs, feedback signals, and so on to control the machine."
He said machine builders want to see a marriage of those two environments, which poses a challenge because they do work on some different underlying software principles. The MathWorks has worked with CAD vendors to import the mechanical information en masse, the hard geometry, the ways joints are connected together, and


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