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Senate Leader Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) and House Speaker Tim Moore (R-Cleveland) held a joint press conference Monday to announce details of the roughly $23 billion budget and tax relief agreement reached between the state House and Senate.
While an agreement has been reached between the leadership in both the House and Senate, members of both chambers still have to vote on the budget, which would then be sent to Governor Roy Cooper's desk for final approval with his signature.
"The budget was great for the people in Western North Carolina," aid House Representative Kevin Corbin. "The compromise budget includes funding for K-12 schools, which will provide $1.4 million over two years. Also, we got two additional positions for the District Attorney's Office, which will be funded by the state."
District Attorney Ashley Welch commended the local representatives for their work in helping ease the burden in the 30th District, the largest district in the state.
"I am grateful for the commitment of Representative Kevin Corbin to the people of our District and the efforts of Senator Davis in securing two additional Assistant District Attorneys for the 30th Prosecutorial District," said Welch. "I am also grateful for the leadership in the General Assembly and specifically for the strong leadership of Speaker Moore. The 30th Prosecutorial District is the largest in the State geographically, and I have made three trips to Raleigh this year to make sure our legislators understand that court studies have demonstrated for years that our workload requires 6 more additional Assistant District Attorneys in our district. We have been the most understaffed office in the State for far too long. The addition of two prosecutors to my office during this session is a remarkable accomplishment and a big first step in providing the resources our communities need and deserve."
The 2017 state budget delivers $530 million in tax relief, with 99 percent of taxpayers either paying less or paying no state personal income taxes at all. The budget proposes to make a series of tax cuts in 2019. It would reduce the personal income tax rate from 5.499 percent to 5.25 percent and raise the standard deduction – the amount on which people pay no income taxes unless they itemize – to $20,000 for married couples filing jointly from $17,500. It would also lower the corporate income tax rate to 2.5 percent from 3 percent.
"This budget continues our philosophy of investing in the legitimate functions of government, limiting the growth of government, enacting business friendly tax and regulatory policies, reducing the income tax burden on North Carolina families, and increasing the rainy day fund," said Senator Jim Davis.
The 2017 compromise budget increases spending by three percent over last year's budget and focuses that increase in key areas, like providing nearly $700 million more for public education. The budget continues implementing a plan announced last year to dramatically increase teacher pay – providing teachers an average 3.3 percent raise this year and 9.6 percent raise over two years, while also ensuring they earn far more over the course of their careers.
Under the teacher pay plan, teachers with 17 to 24 years of experience would see some of the biggest raises. Starting teacher pay would remain at $35,000, but teachers at the most experienced levels would get a raise. Teachers with more than 25 years of experience would get an annual bonus of $385, and new teachers with a high grade-point average or test scores would be eligible for a higher starting salary – if they teach in a low-performing school or teach special education, science, technology, math or engineering.
Teacher pay raises would average 9.6 percent over two years, with the goal of having average salaries reach $55,000 by 2020.
Rep. Corbin also touted the compromise budget and the stipulation that would cut the wait list for subsidized pre-kindergarten by 75 percent by adding funding for 3,525 slots.
Along with substantially increasing school principal pay, it also directs more than $180 million in the first year alone toward compensation increases to state employees, providing them a $1,000 across-the-board raise. And it provides a permanent cost-of-living adjustment to state retirees.
The budget allocates more than $100 million from lottery funds over the biennium for grants to economically struggling, rural counties to assist with critical public school building needs and invests an additional $11 million in textbooks and digital resources and increases funding for children with disabilities.
It provides $100 million in disaster relief assistance to victims of Hurricane Matthew and adds $363 million to the state's rainy day fund – bringing the savings reserve to its highest total ever at $1.8 billion.
The budget includes $10 million for opioid and substance abuse treatment centers across the state. There is also funding to create a program for local communities to improve public infrastructure to help attract major industrial employers.
The budget includes a $19 million allocation from the sale of the Dorothea Dix property to fund behavioral health beds, something that has drastically impacted the western end of the state, which has little to no access to behavioral health beds.
The budget needs Gov. Cooper's approval, and on Tuesday, Gov. Cooper deemed the budget proposal "the most fiscally irresponsible budget" he has ever seen.
"It may be the most fiscally irresponsible budget I've ever seen," Cooper said in a press conference Tuesday.
Cooper said the compromise version of the budget released late Monday was worse than either the House or Senate versions of the budget.
"In comparison, their overall spending is higher than the two budgets but teacher pay is lower than the two budgets," Cooper said. "That is a demonstration of priorities that are out of line."
"To put it simply, this budget prioritized tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations and short-changes education and economic development," Cooper said. "It does pick winners and losers – the wealthy win, but the average middle class family loses. Education loses. Economic development loses. People struggling with opioid abuse lose."
Cooper expressed his disappointed to see significant funding for combating the opioid problem – something on which there seemed to be bipartisan agreement – left out of the version of the budget released this week.
"It actually makes cuts in mental health, which is going to hurt the fight against opioids," Cooper said. "So I'm deeply concerned about that."
Last week, the Macon County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution 4-1 to ask the state to more adequately fund mental health, something that wasn't fully accomplished in the proposed budget, which includes substantial cuts to mental health and opioid treatment over the next two years. Vaya Health who is charged with administering opioid treatment across the state is set to see a significant reduction by $60 million this year and $100 million next year.
The Senate voted 38-11 to pass the budget on Tuesday. The House is set to vote on the budget by the end of the week before sending it to the governor's desk.


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Put the spaghetti to boil in water. Braise the bacon, drain it from the oil and chop it finely. Chop the onions and garlic and braise them for 5 min.
Add the chopped peppers and tomatoes to the onions, stir and saute for 5 min.
Season with thyme, oregano and basil. Add the cream and tomato paste to the pan. Add 1-2 tbsp of the water in which you had boiled the spaghetti to the sauce.
Add the bacon during the last minute of cooking, so that it retains its crunchiness. Mix with the spaghetti and serve with grated parmesan.


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Return to Slicer 3.5 Documentation
Module Name
4D Image Module
General Information
Module Type & Category
Type: Interactive
Category: 4D
Authors, Collaborators & Contact
- Junichi Tokuda, Ph.D., Brigham and Women's Hospital
- Wendy J Plesniak, Ph.D., Brigham and Women's Hospital
- Ron Kikinis, M.D., Brigham and Women's Hospital
- Hiroto Hatabu, M.D., Ph.D., Brigham and Women's Hospital
Contact: Junichi Tokuda, tokuda at bwh.harvard.edu
Module Description
The 4D Image module is designed to handle a time-series of 3D volume images (4D image), e.g. fMRI, cardiac images, dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE) images in 3D Slicer. You can do:
- Load and save a series of 3D volume images from a directory, which contains multiple volume images.
- Scroll a 4D image in time direction.
- Edit (add, delete and insert) 3D frames in a 4D image.
The core component of 4D Image module is Time Series Bundle Node, which is defined in vtkMRMLTimeSeriesBundleNode.h and vtkMRMLTimeSeriesBundleNode.cxx. This special MRML node is designed to hold pointers to the scalar volume nodes in the time series. In addition to them, the node also holds pointers to two scalar volume nodes for visualization. These two visualization scalar nodes contain byte arrays that are displayed in the 2D and 3D viewers; the arrays are overwritten by the array of the latest current 3D image frame, when the user scrolls the time-series. This approach gives a flexibility to use the existing frame works of image processing for each scalar volume nodes in the time-series data, and visualization such as volume rendering. The two visualization scalar nodes holds images for foreground and background layers.
Quick Tour of Features and Use
- Active 4D Bundle panel: This panel allows choosing the active time series bundle node from MRML scene. All operations on the rest of the panels are applied to this bundle node. If you choose "Create New TimeSeriesBundle", the module creates a time series bundle node with no volumes. You can add any volume nodes in the scene from the Editor panel.
- Load / Save panel: This panel is used to load and save 4D images. To load a 4D image, first specify the directory that contains the volumes from "Brows Input Directory" dialog box, and then press "Load Series" button.
- Control panel: This panel provides sliders to scroll the 4D images in the time dimension. The panel allows scrolling foreground and background images independently. The module can also automatically scroll the images with interval specified in the entry in the panel.
- Editor panel: The panel allows editing a 4D image. The users can move, insert and delete volume images within a 4D image.
This tutorial section will demonstrate:
- Basic operations (loading, viewing and editing)
- Importing 4D data from external software using OpenIGTLink
Basic operations (loading, viewing and editing)
Step 1: Open the module
Choose 4D Imaging in the category of 4D in the module menu.
Step 2: Load image
Open Load / Save panel, and click Browse Input Directory button with a folder icon. Slicer will show a dialog box for you to choose a directory that contains volume images. After choosing a directory, press OK button on the dialog box and press Load Series button in the module panel. 3D Slicer will pop up the progress window and start loading the images. The module can read any formats that are supported by 3D Slicer. If the specified directory contains single-series DICOM data (some scanners produce time-series data without changing series number for each volume), the module analyses the DICOM headers and split the series into volumes automatically.
Step 3: Scroll image
You can scroll the 4D image in Control panel in the module. The panel has two scroll sliders (Figure 5 (A)), which allow you to scroll the foreground and background images independently, even if you are viewing the same time-series in both layers. The module automatically can scroll the 4D image with specified interval, when one of the automatic scroll buttons (Figure 5 (B)) is pressed. While scrolling, the icon on the button changes to the 'pause' icon as shown in Figure 6. Press the same button again to stop the automatic scroll.
Step 4: Edit time-series
The Edit panel is used to move, insert and delete images in the time-series (Figure 7).
To move an image on the list, select the image (Figure 8), and then press Move up or Move down button bellow the list (Figure 9).
To insert an image in the MRML scene to the time series, choose the image node from the Add node pull-down menu (Figure 10, 11), and press Add button (Figure 12).
To remove an image from the time series, select the image on the list (Figure 13) and click Remove button(Figure 14).
Importing 4D data from external software using OpenIGTLink
Step 1: Setup example data and simulator to send 4D data
Before start, please download and compile OpenIGTLink Library. The library is also available in the Slicer3-lib/OpenIGTLink-build directory.
The following tutorial uses an example client program and data available in NA-MIC SnadBox subversion repository. In Linux and Mac OS X, you can obtain the source code and data by using the following command:
$ svn co http://svn.na-mic.org/NAMICSandBox/trunk/4DModules/Examples Examples
I recommend to create a build directory next to the source directory. Use CMake to generate a Makefile.
$ mkdir Examples-build $ cd Examples-build $ cmake -DOpenIGTLink_DIR=<OpenIGTLink binary directory> ../Examples
If the example program is successfully complied, you can find 4DClient in the build directory.
Step 2: Configure OpenIGTLink IF
After launching 3D Slicer, open OpenIGTLink IF module (Figure 15) and create a connector (Figure 16).
Configure the connector it as a server(Figure 17). In this tutorial, we use port number 18944 (default). Then click Active check box to activate (Figure 18). The status shows Wait, once the connector becomes active.
Step 3: Run the client program to transfer the 4D data
Run the client program from a terminal. If 3D Slicer and the client program are running on the same machine, the arguments for the client program should be:
$ ./4DClient localhost 18944 2 ../Examples/img/
The client program sends 5 consecutive volume images to 3D Slicer. While the client program is sending the images, the status field in OpenIGTLInkIF indicates Connected (Figure 19). After the client program stops, check the image nodes on Data module. If 3D Slicer successfully receives the volume images, it shows scalar volume nodes named Heart-00? in the scene (Figure 20).
Step 4: Create and edit time-series bundle
Open 4D Image module and create a new bundle node by choosing Create New TimeSeriesBundle from the Active 4D Bundle pull-down menu (Figure 21, 22).
Although you can manually add the images one by one as we did in the tutorial above, the module also allows specifying multiple nodes in the MRML by their name format. The format should be described in the same format used in printf() function in C. In the Import Frames frame in Editor panel, put "heart128-%03d" in Node name field and set "0" and "4" in the Range fields (Figure 23). Once Import button is pressed, the module adds the images into the time-series list (Figure 24).
This module does not require any other module. To import 4D image through network as demonstrated in the tutorial, you need to have OpenIGTLink IF module.
Known bugs
Follow this link to the Slicer3 bug tracker.
Usability issues
Follow this link to the Slicer3 bug tracker. Please select the usability issue category when browsing or contributing.
Source code & documentation
Customize following links for your module.
Links to documentation generated by doxygen.
More Information
This work is partly supported by NIH R21CA116271-02 (PI: Hiroto Hatabu), P01CA067165 (PI: Ferenc Jolesz), U41RR019703 (PI: Ferenc Jolesz), U54EB005149 (PI: Ron Kikinis) and P41RR013218-12 (PI: Ron Kikinis).


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The following link will allow you to register for the MiCareerQuest™ East 2019 event at Dort Federal Event Center on October 23rd. This event runs from 7:15 AM – 2:30 PM.
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We would be honored if you joined us on October 23, 2019 for MiCareerQuest™ East 2019, a unique hands-on career exploration event for high school students ever held in our region, at the Dort Event Center in Flint. More than 4,000 students from across Genesee, Huron, Lapeer, Sanilac and Tuscola counties have been invited to participate and learn more about the broad array of high-growth, high-wage careers available in the future. Nearly 50 business and industry exhibitors will be featuring hands-on, interactive displays to engage students in occupations from four career quadrants: Advanced Manufacturing, Construction, Health Sciences and In-Demand Occupations. MiCareerQuest™ East promises to be a truly unique experience that you will not want to miss! We have designated three time slots for special guests and VIPs to enjoy guided tours of the event:
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Increased shortness of breath – wheezing – cough. Yikes! We know that there are foods that are good for your lungs, but are there really foods that can cause your respiratory symptoms to worsen? Scientists say that, at least for some people, there are.
Certain foods and beverages are notorious for producing gas and bloating, which often leads to uncomfortable – not to mention embarrassing – digestive symptoms. However, your gut is not the only system that suffers from the consumption of gassy foods. Your neighboring respiratory system can also be affected. As the girth of the abdomen increases from the effects of gas and bloating, so does pressure on the diaphragm, which can, in turn, make it difficult to breathe. People with lung disease have enough problems in the breathing department, so they certainly do not need to complicate matters by choosing foods and libations that produce gas.
For a list of foods to avoid, read Identifying Foods that Cause Bloating.
Cured meats such as hot dogs, ham, corned beef, luncheon meats and bacon are preserved with nitrates and nitrites. These substances do a great job of preventing spoilage, but may have a negative impact on your health. A study published in the European Respiratory Journal reveals that a high dietary intake of cured meats is associated with an increased risk of worsening COPD symptoms and subsequent hospitalization for COPD exacerbation.1 Instead of meats cured with nitrates, look for meats cured in sugar or other curing agents.
Approximately 3% to 4% of all adults experience food allergies resulting from an overreaction of the body's immune system to certain foods.2 The trouble with food allergies is that they can worsen respiratory symptoms such as shortness of breath, wheezing and cough. Foods that cause mucus because of an immune reaction and are most commonly associated with allergies include:
In addition to the potential for actual foods to cause an allergic reaction, some food preservatives can worsen respiratory symptoms as well. Here are some food preservatives to avoid that could trigger symptoms for you.
If you are aware of an existing food allergy, then you already know which foods to avoid. However, if your respiratory symptoms increase only after eating certain foods and you have never been told you have a food allergy, you may have developed one. Talk to your physician about allergy skin testing.
If you struggle with shortness of breath, adding excess mucus to the mix is not going to help your breathing. In addition to any foods you might be allergic to, there are some foods that can cause increased mucus production, cause your mucus to thicken, contain histamine or trigger histamine production that can cause your nose to produce excess mucus. As such, it is important be aware of foods that cause mucus so you can avoid them when necessary. Here is what to watch out for.
Foods Containing Histamine
Foods that Can Cause the Body to Produce Histamine
Foods that Cause Mucus or Cause Mucus to Thicken
Contrary to popular belief, dairy products, such as milk, cheese and yogurt, do not increase mucus production3 and worsen your cough; however, meaty, starchy and salty foods do.4 A study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine reports that people who consume a diet composed of mostly meat, refined starches and sodium have a 1.43 times higher risk of developing chronic respiratory symptoms and COPD.2
Which foods should you consider cutting out of your daily diet? Start with the following:
With all the foods that cause mucus, have the potential to cause allergies or cause histamine production, it can be difficult to figure out which foods are unlikely to exacerbate your breathing problems. So, which foods should you eat? Try choosing:
Additionally, there are foods that may decrease the amount of mucus your body produces, so if you are not allergic to any of these foods, they could help you breathe a little easier. Here are foods that decrease mucus.
Changing your diet to adjust for your health can be a bit tricky. However, once you know what foods cause mucus, allergic reactions or breathing problems for you, you can make the necessary adjustments to help you breathe and feel better. Talk to your doctor about how to ensure you get the nutrition you need, and find out what else you could do to improve your breathing.
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thanks for the info, I have COPD and wondered at times if certain foods made breathing worse, so now I know some to cut out.
I have wizzy and shortness of breath that causes frequent caughing, I've taken all cough mixtures but in vain. I've taken x-rays comes good no problem with my lungs, no high BP no cholesterol, don't smoke and I've never smoked, my left eye drops tears for no reason, ears dry out, something comes out of the nose once after 4 to 5 days it looks like raisin but 4times bigger than raisin , don't have runny nose. This breathing problem that forces me to cough is now 3 years.. I've been to doctors and specialist but no help.. The only thing that stops this coughing due to breathing difficulties is '' Panafcort pills '' all my life I was eating avocado but sees my tongue feels like being grated with cheese grater.. Is my problem with foods? Please help me
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Love. It's a beautiful thing. Until it's gone and then it's a terrible, terrible thing. You always hear about these stories of married couples that were married 40 or 50 years and then when one of them dies, the other dies within weeks or months. People see it as a testament to the love that the couple shared. "Poor Martha just couldn't live without him. She died of a broken heart two weeks after he had that fatal stroke." Or, "He just stopped eating. And then his heart stopped beating. She was the love of his life…he couldn't live without her." But what about the widow or widower that is able to live a life after a long term marriage? Were they less devoted? I don't think so, but I can imagine some people may think so, even if not overtly…
"Pop pop joined a book club. He even found a group of older men to go for walks with. I thought he loved mawmaw, but I guess not…"
"When gramma finally passed, we didn't think Pop would have that much more left in him…but he's like a new man. He's taking a course at the community college and is going fishing every Sunday. He even started working out. What a dick."


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"I've had a few bevvies and I don't care!" - Jesy from Little Mix, a hero for the people.
Little Mix walked away with the award for Best British Single at last night's BRIT Awards, although they had a few issues saying the words "Best British Single", having celebrated a little too hard following their opening performance and award win.
In an interview with BeBoxMusic, Perrie tried her best to hold the group together to talk about their evening but she would have had more luck herding cats. Thankfully that resulted in some choice quotes and moments, not least of all "STEAK TARTARE" which makes no sense but we enjoyed it none the less.
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In Montgomery County, Pennsylvania and the rest of the United States, child pornography is one of the most heinous sex crimes. As a result, it carries extremely severe penalties for the person who is convicted of the crime. Individuals who are found to possess, view and distribute child pornography can expect to be in the bull's eye of not only the police and prosecutors, but can also face being outed by television reporters. Anyone who faces such serious charges absolutely needs to retain an experienced Montgomery County child pornography lawyer to defend them in their court case.
Child Pornography Laws in Montgomery County and Pennsylvania, in General
Unfortunately, with the steady rise of technology over the past few years, child pornography has spread like wildfire. It can end up in the hands of just about anyone on their computer, smartphone or tablet. Once child pornography has been produced, it is out there and can easily be found online. If a person views content on the Internet or downloads it to one of their devices, they can face severe federal charges that warrant harsh prison sentences and other penalties. A person can even unknowingly and unintentionally violate the laws of child pornography because of the Internet. For example, if a person views a pornographic image of a person they believe is an adult, but that individual turns out to be under the age of 18, there can still be criminal charges placed against the viewer.
The law makes it illegal to film and videotape a sexual act that involves a child younger than 18. This holds even if the sex act is merely simulated and not real. In a court case, the prosecution would have to show that the defendant filmed, videotaped or photographed the sexual act or simulated sex act. It is important to note that it is not required that the prosecution prove that the individual knew the age of the child involved in the act.
In Montgomery County and the rest of Pennsylvania, it is also illegal to disseminate child pornography. The prosecution can make a case against a person who sells, exhibits or distributes any recordings, videos, photos or any other material that shows children younger than 18 engaging in sexual acts or simulated sex acts.
Individuals who are found to voluntarily possess or view child pornography in their home or some other setting in which they have control can be prosecuted for the crime. The prosecution is required to show that the person knowingly kept pornographic content that includes a child or children in their possession and that they knowingly viewed it.
Penalties and Sentences for Child Pornography in Montgomery County
Filming, videotaping or photographing child pornography in Montgomery County and the rest of Pennsylvania is considered a felony in the second degree. This means that a person who is convicted of the crime would face a prison sentence of up to 10 years.
If the individual has been found to be distributing child pornography for others to view and possess, their exact sentence and penalties would depend on whether they have any prior convictions for the crime. With a first offense, the defendant would be charged with a felony in the third degree, which carries a prison term of up to five years. With a prior offense and conviction, the person would be charged with a felony in the second degree and receive a prison term of up to 10 years.
Additionally, a person convicted of child pornography is required to register as a sex offender and a sexually violent predator. This is done with the State Board to Assess Sexually Violent Predators.
Possible Defenses to Child Pornography Charges
A criminal defense attorney can use two key defenses in a child pornography case. They include the following:
• The material possessed or brought into the county and state, in general, was done so for a judicial, government, educational or scientific purpose
• The viewing of the pornographic material was accidental or involuntary
No matter what, a charge of child pornography is also extremely serious. A person who faces such charges absolutely requires the assistance of an experienced attorney who can build a solid defense in their case.
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Gilded Age Collections
(Description ID: 594296)
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums
Reverend Franklin Ohlinger
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Content
The papers of Reverend Franklin Ohlinger were donated by his daughter Constance Ohlinger in several deposits between the years 1969 and 1972. Additional information on the Ohlinger family may be found in the Hayes Presidential Center's Franklin Ohlinger Biographical File. Further papers of Franklin Ohlinger can be found at the Yale University Divinity School Library in New Haven, Connecticut. The Gustavus Ohlinger Papers (1821-1987) can be found at the Carlson Library at the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio.
Biographical Sketch
Franklin Ohlinger was born November 29, 1845 in Sandusky County, Ohio to David and Hannah (Miller) Ohlinger. He was the sixth of seven children. David Ohlinger was probably the first schoolteacher in Rice Township, where the family farm was located. He grew up listening to and learning English, French, and German. At the outbreak of the Civil War, his father and older brothers, George, Benjamin, and Allen enlisted in Ohio regiments. Franklin remained at home, tending the family farm and caring for his mother.
With the return of his family at war's end, Franklin left home to attend German-Wallace College (now Baldwin-Wallace College) in Berea, Ohio. After two years of study, he graduated and began preaching. He spent a year in Michigan and two years in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. While there, he heard a sermon calling for more missionaries. Within the year he was sent by the American Board of Missions to Foochow, China, an important port city that lies between China and Taiwan.
Ohlinger believed the best way to reach the Chinese people was through education. Throughout his time in China he founded schools and the Anglo-Chinese College in Foochow. He also began multiple publications, including the Zion's Herald, later titled the Chinese Christian Advocate. Ohlinger used these same principles during the seven years he was in Seoul, Korea. A pioneer in translation and publishing for the Methodist Church, he is most noted for founding the Trilingual Press, which was the first Christian press in Korea. The press published works in English, Chinese, and Korean. He started the first publishing house in Korea and the Korean Religious Tract Society, and edited the Korean Repository. Later as an independent missionary he returned to China to teach languages in universities. Ohlinger also did extensive translation work.
Franklin Ohlinger married Bertha Schwienfurth, who was born in Saginaw, Michigan on July 4, 1856. Her father, John Schwienfurth, was pastor of Saginaw's Methodist Episcopal Church, the first church Franklin would pastor. Bertha received much of her education in the public schools of Toledo, Ohio, however, she moved with her family to various pastorates throughout Michigan and Ohio. Franklin met Bertha during his furlough in 1876. At the time she was a teacher in Dayton, Ohio, where her father was pastor of a church. The couple was married by Bertha's father on April 27, 1876. That October they began working together in Foochow.
They had four children, two sons and two daughters, Gustavus (1877-1972), David Birchard (1880-1893), Wilhelmina (Willa) (1884-1893), and Constance (1901-1987). David and Willa passed away while the family was in Korea. They were the first white children buried in Korea. Gustavus was an accomplished lawyer who participated in post-Russo-Japanese War negotiations and served in both World Wars and at the United Nations. His papers can be found at the Carlson Library at the University of Toledo. Constance followed a career in music, studying in Paris and Vienna. She served as the Director of Music at Berry College in Georgia and Berea College in Kentucky. She was recognized as an Outstanding Educator by the Outstanding Educators of America National Organization
After retirement due to poor health, Reverend Ohlinger moved to Toledo, Ohio. He lectured throughout the Midwest about the Chinese culture and his missionary experience. He also contributed articles to English and German publications. He passed away at Scarlet Oaks Sanitarium Cincinnati, Ohio on January 6, 1919. After years of travel and lecturing, Bertha Ohlinger died on May 25, 1934. She was laid to rest with her husband at Woodlawn Cemetery in Toledo, Ohio.
Scope and Content
The collection consists primarily of the personal papers of Franklin Ohlinger, including family correspondence, Methods Mission Conference minutes, original notes and manuscripts, diaries, Chinese translations, documents concerning Foochow's Anglo-Chinese College, legal documents and certificates; newspaper clippings, books, and photographs. The collection spans the years from 1862 to1974; however, the bulk of the material dates from 1880 to1925.
The correspondence among Ohlinger family members dates from 1862 to 1933. Among them are two letters written by Franklin Ohlinger's brother, Benjamin, during Benjamin's Civil War service. The collection contains correspondence in German and English. Many of the letters were written by Ohlinger during his travels in China and Korea. Also included are official minutes from mission conferences held in China and Korea; original manuscripts; diaries; translations; handwritten sermons; Ohlinger's log that was kept during his initial voyage to China; and an autograph album containing signatures in German, Chinese, and English. Ohlinger's typed and handwritten sermons provide evidence of his preaching rhetoric. Ohlinger's illustrations and applications offer insights into his views on 19th century issues. Original drafts of publications by both Franklin and Bertha can also be found. The provide commentary on World War I and his experiences in the mission fields. A collection of 40th Anniversary Memoirs from the Anglo-Chinese College is beneficial in understanding the founding of the college and the impact of Methodist educational efforts.
Box 2 contains published works in the Chinese language prepared by the Ohlingers. These include their translations of books, articles, and hymns. Ohlinger's preaching license, ordination certificates, teaching contract with the Chinese government, and handouts created for his lectures in the United States can also be found there. A series of news clippings contain articles about the Ohlingers' daughter Constance, the Anglo-Chinese College student, James Ding, who later became president of the institution. . The box also contains original copies of the Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, in which Ohlinger is cited. Family photographs, a collection of photographs from China, and images of friends total fifty-eight in number. The photographs was perhaps used by Ohlinger during his lectures on China and his missionary work.
Box 3 contains books that once belonged to Franklin and Bertha Ohlinger. Books can be found in English, German, French, Chinese, Hebrew, and Latin. Also included are a New Testament and a hymnal from their ministry in Foochow. A complete list of the titles may be found in the inventory.
During the Ohlingers' lifetime, the missionary work of the American Methodist Episcopal Mission Board was one of the largest and most active in China. The collection provides some documentation of the American Methodist mission work in Foochow, China and in Korea during the late 19th and early 20th century. The writings, sermons, speeches, and drafts provide a sampling of Ohlinger's sermons and articles on missionary topics and his attitudes toward church doctrine and current events and issues. The inventory also contains a list of artifacts, nearly all Chinese, also donated by Constance Ohlinger. The artifacts have been transferred to the Museum and are available online through the Museum's searchable objects catalog.
Ac. 1810, 1916, 2052, 2126
5 linear feet
Box 1
1. Incoming Correspondence-Franklin Ohlinger-Civil War Letters from brother Benjamin Ohlinger,
1862-1872 (2)
2. Outgoing Correspondence-Bertha Ohlinger to Franklin Ohlinger, Marion, Ohio, 1886 (3)
3. Family Correspondence-Franklin's Trip to China from Korea, 1891 (6)
4. Correspondence-Franklin Ohlinger-Korea, 1887-1893 (3)
5. Incoming Correspondence-Franklin and Bertha-Postcards from son Gustavus Ohlinger,
1894-1907 (46)
6. Outgoing Correspondence-Franklin and Bertha Ohlinger to son Gustavus Ohlinger, 1902-1905 (6)
7. Outgoing Correspondence-Franklin to Parents and Daughter Constance-China, 1903-1907 (2)
8. Family Correspondence-Postcards, 1905-1919 (16)
9. Outgoing Correspondence-Bertha Ohlinger-Korean Memories, 1927-1929 (2)
10. Letters Regarding Bertha and Gustavus-Collection Assembled by Constance, 1928-1933 (11)
11. Official Minutes-Annual Meeting of the Foochow Mission-Methodist Episcopal Church, 1872 (1)
12. Official Minutes-Foochow Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1877-1882, 1884, 1886,
1887, 1894, 1895, 1898 (12)
13. Official Minutes-Foochow Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1900, 1904-1909 (7)
14. Official Minutes-Foochow Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1910-1912, 1918 (4)
15. Official Minutes- Hing-Hua Woman's Conference-China, 1897 (1)
16. Official Minutes-Foochow Woman's Conference, 1910 (1)
17. Notes-Franklin Ohlinger-Annual Meeting of the Korea Mission, 1893 (1)
18. Christian Literature Society of Korea-Annual Report and Outgoing Correspondence, 1939-1964 (2)
19. Franklin Ohlinger's Notes and Manuscripts-China, 1870-1885, 1895-1912 (4)
20. Franklin Ohlinger's Notes and Manuscripts-Korea, 1887-1893 (2)
21. Franklin Ohlinger's Notes and Manuscripts-Toledo, Ohio, 1912-1919 (4)
22. Bertha Ohlinger's Notes and Manuscripts-Korea, 1887-1893 (1)
23. Bertha Ohlinger's Notes and Manuscripts-Vienna, ca. 1924 (8)
24. Gustavus Ohlinger's Trip to China Log, 1903 (1)
25. Bertha Ohlinger's Diary-China, 1876-1885 (1)
26. Bertha Ohlinger's Diary-Furloughs, 1886-1887, 1904 (1)
27. Bertha Ohlinger's Study Book, 1887-1893 (1)
28. Franklin Ohlinger's Handwritten Sermons, 1888-1893 (8)
29. Franklin Ohlinger's Typed Sermons, 1886-1917 (12)
30. Franklin Ohlinger's Commonplace Book-Quotes from Readings, 1870s-1910s (1)
31. Ohlinger Family Autograph Album, 1876-1896 (1)
Box 2
1. Franklin Ohlinger's Chinese Hymns, 1870-1886, 1895-1912 (5)
2. Franklin Ohlinger's Publications-China, 1870-1886, 1895-1912 (7)
3. Franklin Ohlinger's Literary Translations, 1885-1907, undated (5)
4. Franklin Ohlinger's Literary Translations, 1908-1915 (3)
5. Bertha Ohlinger's Literary Translations, 1876-1886, 1985-1908 (1)
6. Manuscripts-History of Anglo-Chinese College in Foochow, 1884-1921 (3)
7. 40th Anniversary Memoirs of Anglo-Chinese College in Foochow, 1921 (9)
8. Franklin Ohlinger's Preacher's License-Michigan, 1867 (1)
9. Franklin Ohlinger's Documents for the Provincial College in Foochow, 1909 (3)
10. Franklin Ohlinger's Documents from German-Wallace College, 1870-1935 (2)
11. Franklin Ohlinger's Financial Documents-Record of Payment-Shanghai, 1906 (1)
12. Franklin Ohlinger's Certificates to the Offices of Deacon and Elder-Chicago, 1870 (2)
13. Gustavus Ohlinger's Baptismal Certificate-Foochow, 1877 (1)
14. Foochow Girls' College-Graduating Exercises, 1910 (1)
15. Franklin Ohlinger's Handouts-Lectures in the United States, 1913-1918 (3)
16. Anglo-Chinese College Handouts-Foochow, ca. 1930s
17. 100th Anniversary Celebration-Tuscola Street Methodist Church, Saginaw, Michigan, 1957 (1)
18. Newspaper Clippings Concerning Franklin and Bertha-Complied by Constance, 1870-1918 (30)
19. Newspaper Clippings-Franklin and Family-Foochow, 1904 (1)
20. Additional Articles Regarding Franklin and Bertha Ohlinger-Ohio, 1908-1919, 2 undated and
Fundraising Envelope used by Franklin Ohlinger, 1910 (11)
21. Newspaper Clippings-Bertha Ohlinger, 1913-1919 and James L. Ding, 1912-1932 (7)
22. Newspaper Clippings-Constance Ohlinger, 1969-1973 (2)
23. Newspaper Clippings from Shanghai Newspapers Regarding Foochow, 1904-1905 (28)
24. The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 1870: October, 1874: January-February, 1880:
Index, 1881: January-February; March-April; May-June; July-August; September-October;
November- December (9)
25. The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 1891: January; March; April; May; June; August;
September; October; November; December (10)
26. The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 1892: January; February; March; April; May; June;
July; August; September; October; December; Index (12)
27. The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 1893: January; February; March; April; May; June
Two Copies (7)
28. The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 1893: July; August; September; October; November;
December (6)
29. The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 1902: August; July; September; November, 1904: July;
December (6)
30. Photographs-Benjamin and Louise Ohlinger, 1906 (1)
31. Photographs-Miller Family Residence and Reunion, ca. 1910 (2)
32. Photographs-Franklin's Photographs-Seoul Boys School and Colleague in Korea, 1887-1894 (2)
33. Photographs-Rebecca McCabe Orphanage-Antan, China, 1894 (3)
34. Photographs-Ohlinger Family Friends in China, 1892-1933 (9)
35. Photographs-Photos and Postcards of China from the Collection of Franklin, 1897-1911 (58)
36. Photographs-Additional Photographs and Postcards-China and Japan, late 1890s-early 1910s (12)
37. Artwork-Souvenir Painting by Edmond G. Reuter, bought by Bertha Ohlinger during stay in Gruveres,
Switzerland (Canton de Fribourg), ca. 1890s (1)
38. Chinese Cultural Documents, ca. 1883- 1910 (6)
39. Empty Envelopes with Ohlinger Addresses and Dates, 1899-1907 (19)
40. List of Donated Items to R. B. Hayes Presidential Center from Constance Ohlinger, 1969-1973 (11)
Box 3 - Books:
1. Hymns and Tunes for Use by the Foochow Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church (1898)
2. Thoughts, Words, Deeds and Other Sermons (1893)
3. Dandmörterbuch [German-Latin Dictionary] (1860)
4. Records of the General Conference of the Protestant Missionaries of China (1890)
5. Genesis [Hebrew Bible]
6. Introductory Hebrew Method and Manual (1885)
7. An Indian Priestess (1903)
8. The Discourses and Sayings of Confucius (1898)
9. Following the Flag (1887)
10. A Century of Protestant Missions in China (1907)
11. Sixty-sixth Annual Report of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church (1885)
12. Records: China Centenary Missionary Conference (1907)
13. Fremdwörterbuch (1863)
14. Cáng Ciō Séng Sĭ [Hymns of the American Board of Mission] (1907)
15. Sĭng Iók Cu [New Testament in Chinese, Foochow Dialect] (1900)
16. Das erfte Blat der Bibel (1903)
17. Les Adventures de Telélémaque (1885)
Artifacts Transferred to the Museum:
- 1 Chinese brass dragon bell and carved wooden stand
- 1 Chinese brass incense burner (small) with wooden tripod
- 1 Korean brass spoon and chopsticks
- 1 Foochow Ruler (green and gold)
- 1 Red and gold Dragon silk wall hanging
- 1 Red (faded) and black velvet tribute to Franklin Ohlinger (from students or colleagues)
- 1 red satin green satin characters and green fringe, tribute to Franklin Ohlinger ca.1900 (from students or colleagues)
- Miscellaneous Chinese Coins
- Miscellaneous Chinese Paintings
- 1 Flag of the State of Ohio
- 4 American Flags including the flag the Ohlingers flew outside their home and a flag found at the hospital in Corinth, Mississippi during the Civil War when Federal troops took the city in 1862.


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Letter of the Day | SOE is a failure as a long-term cure
THE EDITOR, Madam:
While PM Andrew Holness insists that states of emergency (SOEs) are succeeding, people are dying in droves – old men and old women, young women and young men. Does he not read or believe the police statistics?
While he talks with the usual assurance that people find so comforting about fixing houses in west kingston, what about next door south St Andrew, what about St James, both under SOEs, where the number of homicides continues to climb?
Is wha' do di man?
The PNP is right to criticise SOEs but wrong to vote in their support of it. Its argument that something is better than nothing must give way to presenting, arguing for and defending another concrete approach.
Why is the PNP not giving the country such a proposal? Finding fault is not an Opposition's chief task. It is to come up with policies better than the Government's.
Is wha' do di PNP?
So the SOE worked well to staunch the flow of blood. A tourniquet, a tight belt or cord above the wound is good at that. But it is not meant to be kept indefinitely in place. After the stitches, to heal a wound, doctors employ a method that has healing ability.
It is now obvious that the SOE, like any tourniquet, is a failure as a long-term cure. The facts stare the Government in the face. Why the refusal to acknowledge them, as the PNP has at least done, and draw the rational conclusion?
The rational conclusion is to examine the alternative that has been on the ground for years, on a small scale, yes, but recently assessed and highly praised by the UWI's Dr Herbert Gayle. (His study is available.) It is the approach employed by the Peace Management Initiative.
One can only hope that the next session of the Crime Summit, when (if) it occurs, will recognise the need that goes beyond the halfway house of the zones of special operation, where the focus on identification, and road or drain repair, does not touch the real problem.
The summit could, through the help of the private sector and civil society (though I am not holding my breath), identify the necessity shirked by successive administrations. It is to bring deprived low-income communities and their youth into the opportunities and mainstream of full national life. This would heal the wound that is causing this crisis and anguish of violence, murder, rape and robbery.


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Is seaweed the next superfood?
By Rieva Lesonsky
According to the research folks at Mintel, America may be going weed crazy. Nope, I'm not talking about that kind of weed. Mintel says, "seaweed-flavored food and drink just may be the next superfood trend in the West."
While the numbers are still tiny (only 0.1 percent of all food and drink launches in North America last year contained seaweed flavor), that's up 76 percent in North America and 147 percent in Europe since 2011. Most seaweed-flavored food products are launched in the Asia-Pacific region.
In case you're eating the stuff without knowing it, seaweed flavors include kombu, nori/laver and wakame. If this all sounds a little "out there" to you, I can relate: For me seaweed was just a nuisance on the Long Island beaches I grew up visiting every summer. But in many Asian countries seaweed has long been considered a delicacy known for its unique flavor and "nourishing powers." Mintel says seaweed is packed with natural vitamins, minerals and plant-based protein.
If you've ever been to the beach, you know there's an abundance of seaweed, making it a great "alternative source of protein in the West," Mintel says. Almost half (46 percent) of American consumers have already tried or would like to try it.
Mintel predicts seaweed "presents a big opportunity for manufacturers in the West, especially in the snack category." Already 30 percent of Americans say they snacked on healthier foods last year, while 60 percent wish they had more "healthy snack options."
Of course, for picky consumers, not just any seaweed will do. Mintel says Americans expect these salty snacks to "deliver on taste."


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Aug 23, 2018
Rod Pedersen, play by play man for the Saskatchewan Roughriders joins Episode 119 to chat about the Riders as they head into BC Place this Saturday to take on the BC Lions.
It's a big game for the Leos, who after a step forward against the Eskimos, let one slip away last week against the Argos, and now find themselves...
Aug 17, 2018
Jordan Herdman steps into the Den to chat about how his time as a starter in place of Solomon Elimimian has gone, his football roots, his time at SFU and playing against twin brother Justin this weekend in Toronto.
That's more like it! It's always great to podcast after a big win, and the BC Lions 31-23 win over the...
Aug 9, 2018
Reigning MOP and former BC Lion, Mike Reilly returns to BC Place once again the lead his 5-2 Edmonton Eskimos against the BC Lions.
It's a tall order for the Lions as the Esks come in on a 3-game winning streak, and have arguably the league's best receivers.
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Local Lesbian Band Sugarbeach releases new album
Here's a message from Marlee and Tully:
"Our new album "Not Deserted" has just been released worldwide!
To hear our online CD release and interview with the lovely Len Rogers in Virginia, USA, go to http://www.rainbowworldradio.com (till Sept 15)
Get yourself a cuppa (Aussie for a cup of tea) and settle in. You'll hear the first half of the CD, then a nice long interview, then the second half of the CD.
"Not Deserted" can also be heard at:
www.sugarbeachmusic.com & www.myspace.com/sugarbeach
You can also see videos and photos and other info on these 2 sites.
To purchase "Not Deserted" either in disc form or digital, go to: www.cdbaby.com/sugarbeach1 You'll be able to download the individual songs from iTunes in a few weeks.
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Fraser McConnell looks to France
JAMAICA'S Fraser McConnell has his sights set on the Bretagne World Rallycross in Lohéac, France, on Saturday, August 31.
He is upbeat based on his performance that saw him take two victories at the double header American Rallycross Championship class two (ARX2) in Canada on August 3 and 4.
"I prepare for both rallycross series the same, I'm always in the gym working out and staying fit whenever I have the free time. I'm always visualising the track in my head, mentally and physically preparing to be as ready as I can be for France," McConnell told the Jamaica Observer's weekly Auto magazine.
Bretagne World Rallycross of France is the sixth round of the WRX Championship and is McConnell's first trip to the venue.
"My hopes for World RX France are to come out with a great result. I'm always going for the win, but it's also going to be my first time racing at that track. It's been on the calendar for many years so the other drivers are more familiar with it. I do believe in myself that I can do well," he said.
Since the start of 2019, McConnell has been pulling double duty driving in both the World Rallycross (WorldRX) and the American Rallycross (ARX) Championships. He competes in the junior category in the two series RX2 and ARX2. Currently, he tops the ARX2 championship standings and sits third in RX2.
"Winning is the best feeling there is when competing, so being able to achieve that goal twice in one weekend is one I cannot describe," he said, about winning round's four and five of ARX2.
This year was a complete contrast to 2018 when he first visited Canada's Grand Prix de Trois-Rivieres circuit. A rookie, McConnell ended up retiring the car too many times severely impacting his 2018 championship hopes.
"This year we came with a clear mind but also a burning fire inside of me to get results for myself more than anything. It was pure redemption."
In his short time in the sport, the 20 year-old has made a significant impression throwing his Jamaica flag-wrapped rallycross car across the world's rallycross venues pulling off moves that seasoned commentator Andrew Coley has termed legendary.
"Go-karting is a big foundation for me, like it is for many other drivers. It sets the discipline, mindset and obviously the driving fundamentals which is crucial whether it be on the dirt or tarmac. It's a real game changer," he said.
Like many drivers at the top level of sport, he is constantly battling the issue of funding to continue his career, even though he's enjoying the immense amount of support from his family, friends, rallycross fans, and Jamaica.
"I couldn't be more grateful for how involved everyone is, but the reality is we're currently searching for sponsorship, and the smallest of contributions will go a long way," he said.
World RX worldwide viewing figures topped 11.4 million in 2015. ARX has broadcast deals with the CBS Sports Network and Facebook Live.
To aspiring racers, McConnell's advice is to follow your dreams as best as you can.
"Do everything that you can in your power that you think will get you there. Take every opportunity you have and never leave the track or race thinking that you could have pushed more," he said.
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- We read the book and looked up the verses that talk about each of the different meanings of the candy cane.
- The girls will be getting candy canes in their stockings.
- We may play a game focused on the meaning of the candy cane on Christmas morning.
- We made a Birthday Cake for Jesus. I am still debating if we are going to eat it before our Christmas Eve Candle Light church service or with Christmas dinner.
Monday, December 24, 2012
25 Days of Christmas 2012-December 24th: The Legend of the Candy Cane
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I love how the candy cane made the perfect J for Jesus! Merry Christmas!ReplyDelete
The Christmas carols are so pretty! I like getting snow on Christmas as well.ReplyDelete
I LOVE that! I'll never view candy canes the same way again!ReplyDelete
I'll have to check out that book and read it to my kiddos next Christmas. I love the candy cane party idea. :)
Merry Christmas!!
My favorite part of Christmas is celebrating Christ's birth and being with familyReplyDelete
I love all the beautiful colorful sparkly lights.ReplyDelete
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Volume: 700ml ABV: 46% Age: 10 Years Old Country: Scotland
Another exceptional peaty delight brought to us by the lads and lassies at the Springbank Distillery. This one was discovered after an experiment was carried out after the Springbank Chairman set out to prove it was possible to create a Islay style Single Malt on the Scottish mainland. The barley used to produce this Single Malt is entirely peat dried offering a wonderful smokey peaty caharcteristic. This one a vintage bottling from 1996 which has a wonderful balance of smoke and brine.
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Nose: Floral on the nose, hints of heather and thyme, with a slight smokiness starting to flow through.
Palate: Smokiness with peat and a sweetness you get from poached orange rind and a hint of citrus.
Finish: Again a long finish on this Longrow wth oak and citrus.
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Longrow, Springbank
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The objective of this audit was to examine the effectiveness of measures taken to strengthen the protection of Australia's posts and staff overseas.
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DFAT has a comprehensive Security Manual setting out policy, procedures and processes. DFAT undertakes threat and risk assessments of locations where DFAT has overseas posts. Implementation of the recommendations arising from DFAT's security reviews would be more effective if a comprehensive plan was in place that encompasses the internal review recommendations, as well as a forward looking plan that articulates the desired end state for DFAT overseas security. A comprehensive plan would drive more consistent monitoring of reform activities underway. DFAT would also benefit from enhancing the recording of overseas post security measures to better inform the monitoring of post security risks.
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DFAT has arrangements in place to specify overseas physical security measures and select and deploy the measures to posts. The manner in which these measures have been deployed and managed has not been effective in all cases. Improving the specifications and guidance for all physical and operational security measures at posts would help mitigate security risks. DFAT has in place overseas security inspection arrangements to provide assurance on the effectiveness of security measures in place at posts. The effectiveness of these inspections could be enhanced through a centrally coordinated process for planning and recording security inspections.
DFAT has in place monitoring and reporting on security at overseas posts, however the effectiveness of the monitoring and reporting is limited as it is not consistently implemented or verified. This reduces the assurance provided by these arrangements that security at overseas posts is effectively mitigating risks.
The ANAO notes the department's view that it has made progress in strengthening its security arrangements during the time of the audit.


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C# Error Provider Icon Location
On the form, add 2 TextBox controls (that you will name txtFName and txtLName), a ErrorProvider control, and a Button control (name it btnValidate). Now, in the code window, just after What rights do students in the U.S. Be sure to have a look at the BlinkRate and BlinkStyle properties of the control to change the blinking behaviour. When you select one these controls, its properties are in the same usual spot in the properties dialog just like the textbox control. this contact form
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