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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – Jennifer Johnson's quest to make her first U.S. Solheim Cup team was dealt a blow when she missed the cut Friday at the Ricoh Women's British Open.
The top eight in the U.S. Solheim Cup standings make the team at the conclusion of this weekend's championship. The top two in the Rolex world rankings who aren't already qualified on points also automatically make the team.
Johnson holds the second roster spot on the U.S. rankings list, but she's vulnerable to getting bumped out now. She's locked in a battle for that last spot with Morgan Pressel, who is just three-hundredths of a point behind Johnson. Pressel is in the hunt at the Women's British Open, sitting third, two shots off the lead.
Johnson is No. 50 in the Rolex world rankings, Pressel No. 51.
Pressel isn't the only player with a chance to take that last roster spot in the rankings. Nicole Castrale and Gerina Piller are in position to make a run at it. Castrale is No. 77 in the world rankings, but she is poised to make a big move. She's tied for fourth at St. Andrews just three shots off the lead. Piller is No. 55 in the world and made the cut. She's tied for 30th at St. Andrews.
Brittany Lang holds the eighth and last spot on the U.S. Solheim Cup points standings. She also missed the cut Friday but isn't as vulnerable. The only way Lang is likely to get bumped on points now is if Pressel wins the Women's British Open. Even if Lang is bumped on points, she can then make the team through the rankings list. She's No. 44 in the world.
Lang would also be in the hunt for one of two captain's picks. With an LPGA victory this season, Johnson would also be in consideration for a captain's pick.
There are just four Americans outside the top eight in the points standings who can still make the team on points. All four of them have to win the Women's British Open to do so. They're Lizette Salas, Pressel, Piller and Michelle Wie.
Here are where the Americans stand:
American Solheim Cup point standings (top eight qualify):
1. Stacy Lewis, 857
2. Paula Creamer, 526.5
3. Cristie Kerr, 484.5
4. Angela Stanford, 406.5
5. Brittany Lincicome, 269
6. Lexi Thompson, 261
7. Jessica Korda, 247.5
8. Brittany Lang, 241
9. Jennifer Johnson, 185
T-10. Lizette Salas, 174
T-10. Gerina Piller, 174
12. Morgan Pressel, 164.5
13. Michelle Wie, 160.5
14. Katie Futcher, 116.5
15. Nicole Castrale, 104
*The top 20 places in an LPGA event are awarded points with 60 points for first place, 30 for second, 28.5 for third and all the way down to three points for a 20th-place finish. Points are doubled in majors.
American Solheim Cup world rankings standings (top two qualify)
1. Lizette Salas (No. 20)
2. Jennifer Johnson (No. 50)
3. Morgan Pressel (No. 51)
4. Gerina Piller (No. 55).
5. Mo Martin (No. 73).
*Two captain's picks will fill out the American squad.


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Carlos practices for his first confession. One of his childhood sins is that he steals toys. His parents decide that making him return the goods and apologize for stealing will cure him of this evil habit. The first time, they send him in to do it by himself. This does not work, for he just lies and tells them he did as instructed. The second time, his parents go in with him. This experience is mortifying enough for him enough that he never steals again. Even upon his arrival in America, when he becomes so poor he hardly has enough to eat, he is never tempted to steal.
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First you must create a Survey Link Collector. After you create your collector go into the settings where you will find a section with the title "Survey Redirection".
You can redirect your participants anywhere as long as you enter any valid website address in the box provided. As you type you will automatically be shown if the address is valid.
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Death of 10-year-old Athol boy under investigation
July 16, 2013
ATHOL, Mass. (AP) — Police are investigating the unexplained death of a 10-year-old boy in Athol earlier this month.
Lt. Kevin Heath confirmed Monday that the boy was taken from a home in town to a Worcester hospital on July 8.
A spokeswoman for the Northwestern district attorney's office tells The Recorder of Greenfield (http://bit.ly/13pZiKj ) that the boy was suffering from an abdominal injury and died last Wednesday, two days after he was brought to the hospital.
His name was not made public.
Spokeswoman Mary Carey says state police assigned to the office and Athol police continue to investigate.
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- Health Expander: When the scene starts immediately head left. Smash through the planks and crouch through the opening to find a health extension.
- When the cutscene ends, continue heading forward past the gas station.
- Secret Collectible: Examine the last hanging zombie to find a blue handkerchief collectible.
- Once again, don't pause to fight these zombies. Just keep on moving forward. Eventually you'll reach a boarded up gate.
- Before you drop down, taunt the zombies so they shamble towards you. Jump over them and then break the boards with your axe to move on.
- Crouch under the hole in the gate and then leap on to the platforms to the right.
- Lure the zombies to the left side, then move past them, drop down, and dash through the boarded up door to the right.
- Quickly climb up to the top and then drop down on the other side of the building.
- Crouch walk to get inside the taxi garage. You'll find a terminal, but it won't be of much use to you without power.
- Hop over the fence and continue heading all the way to the right. Climb up the ladder and activate the red terminal on the wall.
- Doing so will alert the zombies to your presense, so quickly make your way back to the left but be sure to stop at the green terminal.
- Drop the car and then use it to get on top of the platform above. Make sure you're standing completely still before you jump! If you're moving even the slightest bit, you'll leap right into the electricity.
- Kick open the hatch and jump over the gate again. Hit the button to open the door, allowing you to pull the box outside.
- Jump on the box to reach the power pole, which will let you reach the rooftops.
- Hop into the window to the right to reach a new room with sleeping zombies on the ground.
- Secret Collectible: Drop down and quickly examine the body in the room to your right for an ID card. To get back, head to the platform in the middle of the room and jump straight up.
- Leap to the door to the right, but be careful, if you grab the ledge, it will break and send you down into zombie land.
- Jump from sign, to air conditioning unit, and then over the fence to reach the next level.
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This film is a scattering montage of World War 2 scenes from 1939 through 1945. Part of an agreement between Nazi Germany and Yugoslavia is shown in English. It is dated June 1, 1939 and ostensibly signed by Adolf Hitler. Next, German Ju 87, Stuka dive bombers are shown peeling off from formation, on April 6, 1941, to attack Yugoslavia. Bombs bursting on the ground. Closeup of a Stuka airplane in a dive, making its characteristic whine, and dropping bombs. Bombs exploding just outside some concrete walls. German infantry running along railroad tracks and entering backyard of house in a village. German soldiers observing from overlooking hill; climbing over rubble; and marching along a road toward a village. Animated map showing German invasion areas early in World War II, extending through most of Europe and into Norway, by 1941. Animated map shows further invasions into France, Belgium, low countries, the Balkans, and Eastern front towards the Soviet Union. Map highlights Tokyo, Rome, and Berlin. Delegations walking in hall of building in Berlin, to sign Tripartite pact, on September 27, 1940. The group is led by by Count Galeazzo Ciano (Italian Foreign Minister, and Mussolini's son-in-law); Joachim von Ribbentrop, Germany's Foreign Minister and Japan's Ambassador Saburō Kurusu. The diplomats are seen, next, standing near a table as Adolf Hitler enters rendering Nazi salute. He shakes hands with Count Ciano and Ambassador Kurusu. Hitler is seated to watch the proceedings. Von Ribbontrop is seen signing for Germany. Next scenes show German armored units heading East in Operation Barbarossa (June of 1941). A sign identifies the town of Eydtkau (Eydtkuhnen) on the German-Lithuanian border. German armor and artillery moving eastward. German troops destroying international crossing barriers. German troops firing siege guns. Montage with glimpses of German battle scenes showing tanks, guns, rockets in action with attendant explosions, fires, and destruction. Formations of German warplanes in flight, including Junkers Ju-52s that carry troops, including paratroops. View from above of Junkers Ju-87 Stuka dive bombers in formation. View of St. Paul's Cathedral in London, England (which miraculously survived the Blitz). The Tower Bridge in London, seen through a haze. German Junkers 87 Stuka dive bombers peeling off from formation to attack. British anti-aircraft searchlights shining beams skyward. Diving bombers illuminated by the lights. Anti-aircraft guns firing. Nighttime scenes showing gunfire flashes, explosions, tracer bullets and fires in London. British fire brigades fighting fires in London buildings as some collapse from the German bombing during the so-called "Blitz." Scene shifts to Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, as a Japanese bomb explodes on a U.S. Navy warship. The USS Arizona billowing smoke and listing as it succumbs to Japanese bombing. Another view of the Arizona sinking. Smoke rising from Battleship Row, at Pearl Harbor. Glimpse of postwar Nuremberg trial.
The signing of the Military-Economic Alliance by Germany, Italy and Japan in Berlin, Germany on 27th September, 1940. Hitler welcomes delegates at the signing of the Germany-Italy-Japan alliance. A group of men led by Foreign Minister of Germany Joachim von Ribbentrop, Italian Minster of Foreign Affairs Galeazzo Ciano and Japanese delegates strides down a long, wide corridor. Same men come into a conference room. Ciano stands at a conference table. The others file in. A close up of German officers. German Chancellor Adolf Hitler comes into the room, salutes and is saluted. Hitler approaches Ciano, shakes hand, then approaches Japanese delegates. Hitler, Ciano and Japanese career diplomat Saburo Kurusu at the table with their aides standing behind them. A close up of Ribbentrop as he signs the document followed by Ciano and Kurusu. Hitler and the delegates leave the table. Hitler at the Chancellery window receives cheers of a crowd. Hitler salutes at the window and leaves the balcony
Nazi crimes against the nations of the world during World War II. View of the Peace Treaty between Germany and Yugoslavia which was signed on 1st June, 1939. The treaty breached on 6th April 1941, Germany launched a massive attack on Yugoslavia. German troops attack and advance. A map shows that most of the Europe was in the hands of Germany by 1941. View of September 27, 1940 signing ceremonies in Berlin of the Tripartite (Axis) Pact between Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy and Imperial Japan. Hitler and axis leaders shake hands and pose at pact signing table. Joachim von Ribbentrop signing the Axis Pact. Scene of German tank treads close-up rolling over battlefield and wider view of German armor and troops in June 1941 invading Russia, in violation of their non-agression pact. Nazi forces enter Russian territory. Wehrmacht forces setup and fire artillery at Russia. German rocket launchers fire rockets at Russian targets. Ground and aerial views of formations of German Luftwaffe aircraft on bombing runs. Between August-September 1941, Luftwaffe conducts blitzkrieg raids (blitz) on Great Britain. View of British landmarks like St Paul's Cathedral dome and Tower Bridge. Aerial views as Luftwaffe fighter aircraft roll and dive toward targets. British spotlights and search lights on the ground sweeping and catching German aircraft in their light beams. British anti aircraft batteries open fire on German planes over England. Alternating views of German plane point of view bombing England with bright flashes of light and explosions on the ground, and British anti-aircraft fire filling the air. Ground views in England, United Kingdom of buildings on fire from London blitz bombing, and British fire fighters moving to deploy fire hoses and extinguish fires. Flaming buildings collapse from bombs and fire. Whole blocks of buildings on fire. Scene change to December 7, 1941 bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. U.S. Navy ships bombed and on fire in Pearl Harbor.
Statue of Karl Marx on his grave stone in Highgate Cemetery, London. A picture of Karl Marx. Scenes in Russia around the time of the Russian Revolution and creation of the Soviet Union. Soviet soldiers walking slowly in loose formation. Bolsheviks standing with a large banner. Images spanning many years thereafter: Damaged shops on a street. "One way" street signs in several languages. Large gathering of people carrying signs reading: "Frieden" (Peace, in German). A sign reading: "HALT, Landesgrenze" marking a German provincial boundary. A sign in German, designating the customs border at Furth im Wald, Bavaria ("Zollgrenz-Bezirk, Furth i.Wald"). East German border guards setting obstacles and sentry paths at barbed wire barriers (constituting the Berlin Wall, early on). Picture of Günter Litfin, a twenty-four-year-old tailor, who swam across the Spree Canal to West Germany on 24 August 1961. View of him being fatally shot from across the border, by East German guards, as he is being pulled into West Germany (the first such fatality at the East West German border). Animated map of the world with label references to Berlin,1961; Havana, 1959; Budapest, 1956; Coyoacan, 1940; and Kronstadt, 1921.
The first phase of German assault on France and the Low Countries during World War II. Animated maps illustrate the East Prussian Corridor. Nazi swastika flags on a building in Germany. German railroads transport war material. Newspaper headlines proclaim war. Animated maps of Norway depict German aggression during the Norwegian Campaign in 1940. German naval units cruise off Norway. German sailors and troops aboard the ships and submarines German paratroopers land in Norway. German aircraft fly over Norwegian mountains. German troops in the fields. Soldiers look through binoculars. German guards outside the Reichstag in Berlin. German Fuhrer Adolf Hitler emerges onto a balcony and salutes the Berlin crowds.
World War 2. Britain (United Kingdom) and France declare war on Germany. German infantry carrying Panzerschreck antitank weapons.British mobilizing.Troops from England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. British Queen Elizabeth class battleship with other warships. Animated map showing units of British fleet blockading Germany at Suez, Malta, Gibralter, the English Channel,and the North Sea. Adolf Hitler and German General staff,make war plans. Animated map shows European countries around Germany,Ice skatersnear Windmills in Holland. Farmers harvest grain. Bicyclists in Netherlands.Radio towers broadcast Nazi propaganda. Joseph Goebbels.Hitler denying intent to harm other countries. German military planners identify Norway as a target. Map shows German U-boats using Norwegian fjords. Map shows British fleet at Scapa Flow, and blockading ships in range from Norway. April 9, 1940, German army enters Copenhagen as Danes watch. German freighters in Norwegian ports smuggle troops and war materiel. German warships proceeding up Norwegian fjords, carrying troops and equipment. German Ju-87 and Ju-88 bombers and Me 109s in flight. Ju-88 over treetops. Junkers Ju-52 trimotors carrying German soldiers. Quislings seize power in Norway. Vidkun Quisling.Nazi posting rules for residents of Oslo.


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One Fasting Plasma Glucose (FPG) test, followed by another FPG and a two hour Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT), and you can be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. However, what tests are available to say you are not diabetic? For instance, if I am not on medications or insulin, and I take another two hour OGTT and FPG test, and the results are normal, am I still considered diabetic?
The diagnosis of diabetes, either type 1 or type 2 depends on the glucose levels, generally. Other tests could include C-peptide and insulin levels and antibody levels for type 1 and LADA (Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of Adults). One could have an abnormal test, follow a diet and exercise and improve control to the point of a normal two hour postprandial and fasting. The diagnosis of diabetes remains, but it is now under control with diet and exercise.
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Reese Witherspoon Turned Down 'Legally Blonde 3' Offers
Reese Witherspoon heads to a toy store with her little man Tennessee, 10 months, on Thursday afternoon (August 15) in Brentwood, Calif.
The 37-year-old actress' former Legally Blonde co-star Jennifer Coolidge recently talked about why there was never a third film.
"That was Reese's choice," Jennifer told the New York Daily News.
"I feel like it doesn't really matter what Reese does," Jennifer added. "I kind of feel like she's set for life because she's such a good actress. It was weird, she carried Legally Blonde. She had a baby at home or two babies at home and she was doing Legally Blonde during the day. It was bizarre how much that girl can handle. I was blown away by her."
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Drew Goddard will write Daredevil, Melissa Rosenberg is writing Jessica Jones for Netflix. The selection of these two writers answers the questions of who would pen the Marvel TV series for Netflix. Drew Goddard and Melissa Rosenberg both have history with Marvel or the properties that they have been assigned.
On Drew Goddard's history and connection with Marvel:
Goddard previously served as a writer and producer on the hit ABC series "Lost" and "Alias," as well as a writer on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel." He wrote this year's Brad Pitt zombie epic "World War Z," and directed the horror movie "The Cabin in the Woods," which he also co-wrote with Marvel maestro Joss Whedon.
Goddard is a self-professed "Daredevil" buff whose interest in the character is well known. "You're talking to a guy who had quotes from Daredevil painted on his wall while growing up," Goddard told Collider earlier this year. "Even when I was 18, I still had the blood red door with the, 'I have shown him that a man without hope is a man without fear.' That was what I loved and so it's the sort of thing that if we can find the right project, I would love to do it."
On Melissa Rosenberg and her connection with Jessica Jones:
Rosenberg, screenwriter for the Twilight films, was tapped years ago to develop AKA Jessica Jones, a drama revolving around the Marvel hero at ABC, but the series never materialized. That was back in 2010, well before Marvel's TV plans really came together. Rosenberg most recently ran ABC's Red Widow.
Melissa Rosenberg…was a writer/producer/showrunner on Dexter during the good years (she left after season four) and…wrote all the Twilight films
Drew Goddard is only writing Daredevil at the moment. Melissa Rosenberg is writing and executive producing Jessica Jones.
We previously these Daredevil and Jessica Jones articles:
Netflix Acquires 4 Marvel Live-Action Series & The Defenders Mini-series
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Children's cutlery with country life motif
Come to the countryside - with the One Ferme children'S cutlery from Puresigns. Crockery and cutlery are provided with loving drawings about popular country life. The drawings transform a farm tractor, orchard and field for a small family of animals surrounding a cow, a sheep, a dog, a cat and a duck into the most beautiful place on Earth, and delight at the same time the children while dining because of the cheerful designs.
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Two different sets of Puresigns are available, a four-part, and a seven part set: The four-part set consists of a spoon, a fork, a knife and a teaspoon - the size of the products was made for small children's hands and equipped with beautiful colourful motives. The seven-part set includes a plate, a cup and a bowl of cereals in addition. They are lovingly painted and also have the perfect size for children. This is how food is even funnier!
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Spoon 158 x 157 x 2 x 25 mm
Knife 2 x 34 mm
Fork 167 x 5 x 22 mm
Small spoon 130 x 1.5 x 28 mm
Cup 110 x 77 x 90 mm
Plate 207 x 28 mm
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Right now I am REALLY not sure what we are going to be doing for the 4th here are some of the options that we have bouncing around right now- and first of all let me just note we don't know if David has to work half a day on the actual 4th or not just yet… so that kind of makes things even more questionable lol
Davids Dad & Bro over here for Pool & cookout- I am not feeling this AT ALL. … especially since they are so tight with their money and we are scraping it right now for real. I don't feel like feeding and buying alcohol for people who aren't aprpeciative. Plus they spent ALL of last Saturday over here
Go Over to mom & dads and have a cookout- I prefer this option, obviously – don't really have to explain too awful much lol This is the mostly likely thing that we will be doing….
Go to Carowinds for fireworks- probably won't do this.. because I don't want to leave Marley home and her scared of loud stuff like gun shots and fireworks. I could leave her at moms but it really isn't any better over there …with them being in the country they actually are more crazy with fireworks in her neighborhood
last year I know we bought a thing of fireworks REALLY early in the evening but other than that I can't place anything else that we did!
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I am really impressed with the politicians in Washington State. I am glad to see some common sense being used on reforming this "War on Drugs". The United States has the highest prison population per capita in the world. Doesn´t make sense. I am glad that these politicians have taken a stand to improve things. Hopefully other states will follow this courageous step and enact similar measures. If other states follow this lead it will force national drug reform at the federal level in Washington D.C.


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What happens when you convene 25 architects, designers, public policy experts, aides to both the Mayor of New York and the Governor of New York, and futurists with the brief to imagine a world of autonomous stuff and not just cars? You get five strange and exhilarating scenarios ranging from autonomous libraries to an anonymous ride-hailing service for undocumented migrants living and working in the suburbs to the winning entry (as judged by an audience of more than 100+ attendees): "Liquid Transit," a wholly dynamic bus network first deployed in the wake of a Hurricane Sandy-style disaster.
The workshop was organized by Dash Marshall's Brian Boyer, who invited me to a similar workshop last year run on behalf of Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Aspen Institute. (That installment was co-organized by Bits and Atoms' Anthony Townsend, who wasn't present this time around.) A partial roster of all-star attendees included Women-Led Cities' Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman, Gensler's Richard Tyson, Intersection's Jeff Maki, Project for Public Spaces' Ethan Kent, Arup's Francesca Birks, the Regional Plan Association's Manu Sen, and many more.
The day was capped by a public presentation moderated by Citylab's Laura Bliss (pictured above), which included by pitches from members of each team drafting their scenarios. You can watch the archived Facebook Live stream here. (Unfortunately, I can't embed it.)
If there's one lesson to draw from the exercise, it's that the central premise of autonomy — that it will be used to move people from point A to point B, usually in cars — is fundamentally wrong. Throughout multiple rounds of brainstorming and discussion, participants kept coming back to the idea of autonomy being applied to resources and institutions as a stopgap to help deal with failing pubic services. Instead of autonomous cars, we talked about autonomous hospitals or medical clinics deployed to communities whose residents used it to treat themselves. We discussed how shadow transportation networks might arise in response to pervasive surveillance and persecution, and how those networks might steer people toward communities and resources. And we talked about everything except the technology.
I'd like to thank Bryan Boyer, Anthony Townsend, Micah Kotch, Miriam Roure, Laura Bliss, and URBAN-X and Citylab for an amazing day. Let's do this again some time. (Pictured below: Savinien Caracostea's rendering of the winning scenario, "Liquid Transit.")
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This document explains how to use custom roles and permissions – a feature which helps set up different access to content for different groups of users. Custom roles do not apply to the on-demand tier, which have standard spaces that come with predefined roles.
We start with a quick how-to guide, showing a simple example and all the steps to get there, and then give a deeper overview of the concepts and workflows.
Before we dive in deeper, here is a summary of the four main roles:
Please note that Developer and Freelance roles have been deprecated in the current product version and are only available on select legacy plans.
Our research has identified several most common use cases for different roles:
In this example we'll create three different roles – editor, writer and translator – and set up appropriate access controls for each of them. We'll continue with the emojis example we've used previously, but now the content will be also translated into Esperanto.
We assume that you have a space with at least one content type, and with localization enabled for at least one field. In our example emoji is the content type, and title and description are the translateable fields. Here's the entire content model:
Click Settings at the top bar, and open Roles. This is where everything roles-related is set up. Note that you should be an Administrator or Owner of a space to be able to manage roles and permissions.
Administrator, Developer and Editor are the roles set up by default, and we're about to add some more. Let's start with the Writer.
Click "Create new role" on the right. Type some name (and possibly description) to help distinguish this role from others.
There are five sections below: entries, media library, content types, API keys and space settings. Individual content access can be set up for each section. The writer should deal only with entries, so for now that's the only section that's worth focusing on.
Click "Add a rule". There are three elements to each rule: the action(s), the owner, and the scope. Click on "All actions" to see all the available actions.
The writer should be able to do three things: creating the entries, edit them, and open them. (Contrary to what you might expect, each is a separate thing and has to be explicitly set up: that is, everything which is not explicitly allowed is denied.) We'll set up these three rules.
Select "Create" from the list and leave the rest as they are. Repeat the same for "Edit" and "Read". This is what you should end up with:
The access could be restricted further to specific content types or even specific fields within the content type, but that falls beyond the scope of this guide.
That's all for the writer: they can create, edit and open entries, and the rest – such as deleting and publishing – they can not do.
Go back to the list of the roles. The label next to the Writer role should read "0 members" – click it. You'll be redirected to the list of the users in this space. If you are the only one, it's just about time to invite some colleagues (or invite yourself with an email like
Click "…" on the right, proceed to "Change role", select the role from the list and assign it. That's all, really.
Go back to the list of the roles and create a new one. The translator should be able to view all the entries, but only edit content in the Esperanto language. Add two rules: one for Read, another for Edit. Instead of "All locales", the editing rule should be limited to only one language – select in the dropdown and you're done. Here's how it should look:
There is an editor role which comes by default – you can just open it and make sure that the editor is indeed able to do anything that they want with the entries.
For now the only way to make sure that the rules you set up have the effect you expect is to actually log in under each user and see how the interface looks.
Here is how the list of entries and one opened entry looks for different users.
The guide ends here. Hopefully, you've understood the basic principles of creating a role, setting up the rules specific for this role, and assigning the roles to the users.
We encourage you to experiment with different rules and see the effect they produce. Also, take a look at the more detailed explanations below.
Before setting up Roles and Permissions for your project, it's best to fully understand the core concepts behind them, so that you would be certain that you know what you're doing.
The access to content is managed separately and independently in each space: Jack can have full ownership of space A, but be just a proofreader in a space B.
First thing you need to do is to identify distinct roles specific to the project. These are roles that you would set up later. Different roles imply different level of access to content.
Here are some common examples of roles: writer, editor, translator, proofreader, photo editor.
For each role you would set up access to content individually. This is done by specifying what the user is allowed and not allowed to do. The access is specified by 1) action, 2) content type, 3) content creator.
The most important aspect is this: everything which is not explicitly allowed is denied. Here's an example: if you've enabled editing entries, but didn't enable reading them, then the user won't be able to open the entries. Even though it might feel counter-intuitive, this way of handling access rights helps preventing unsolicited access: when you set up everything explicitly, there is no chance of accidentally giving someone access to something they shouldn't have.
Select "Roles" from the "Settings" menu at the top of the screen (this menu is only available to space administrators). Find a role in the list that is similar to the role you'd like to create, click "…", and select "Duplicate role". On this new screen you can customize the rules that will apply to users who are assigned this role.
Select the "Roles" entry from the "Settings" menu at the top of the screen, find the role you wish to modify and click on its name. In this screen you can modify the roles permissions (simple check boxes such as "Can modify Content Types") as well as the roles policy (a list of rules that allow or deny various actions in various contexts).
The rules are split into two lists: one that says what the user is allowed to do, and a list of "exceptions": things a user will not be allowed to do even if the first list says they can. Each one of these rules applies to either entries or assets, and is made up of 3 parts:
When the action part of a rule is "Edit", there are 2 additional parts to allow for creating very fine-grained rules:
There are 6 actions that can be restricted:
Roles must be given explicit permission to read content items such as assets or entries. This means it's very possible to set up a role that is allowed to create or edit entries, but since they cannot read them, effectively won't be able to do anything. Items which a user does not have permission to read will be hidden in the entry list. When an entry the user can read contains a link to an item the user cannot read, they will be shown a warning the item either doesn't exist or can't be shown to them.
A user who cannot change content may still be able to see it, but in a read-only state. Editing can be restricted not only to content types, but also to individual fields or languages.
This rule can be restricted to a particular content type, for example to allow users to create new posts but not new categories.
Note that Contentful requires content to be unpublished before deletion. This means a role that can delete content but not unpublish will only be able to remove drafts.
Select the "Roles" entry from the "Settings" menu at the top of the screen (this menu is only available to space administrators). Find a role in the list that is similar to the role you'd like to create, click the "…" button and select "Delete role". If this role has been assigned to any users, you will be required to select a new role for them. Keep in mind that the administrator role cannot be removed.
Select the "Users" entry from the "Settings" menu at the top of the screen (this menu is only available to space administrators). Find the user you wish to assign a new role, click the "…" button and select "Change role". Select the new role you wish to assign the user to and confirm.
Note: it is possible to change your own role (and thus lose permissions to update roles any further). It is even possible make all users in a space non-administrators. If this happens and you wish to restore administrative privileges in the space, you can do so under your account settings.
If you have any questions about roles and permissions, please take a look at the relevant FAQ section or talk to our support.


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In a nutshell, the situation is that I have a Dell business PC with UEFI enabled and set up to only display logon for the last logged in user, who had been the only user on the machine before she was let go; as a side note, this user does not appear when running 'net user' from the cmd line which leads me to suspect it is an MS cloud account, but in any case I am attempting to change the settings so that other users can login, or more specifically, a list of users or just the option to login as a different user.
I have come across any number of well constructed registry fixes to change various start up options or displays, but whatever I put in just keeps getting overwritten on startup, for example, here's the most recent one I've tried;
Changed value of the key enabled from 0 to 1, which would nominally be enough to bring up a regular login.
Next, I went into SYSTEM user permissions on the same registry folder, which I assumed was the account the changes were being overwritten with on startup and revoked access.
So what happened?
The changes were wiped out the same as before on startup. HELP!!
To be clear, if anyone knows some simple fix to what I'm describing other than what I've detailed above I'll be happy to try it. Thanks for taking the time to read through my sad little tale of woe!


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Gratitude and Thankfulness
This past year has included more big life moments and change than I could have ever predicted, but all of which I am incredibly thankful for. From a new (first) home and new friendships to new family and new projects, 2015 has been a year full of things for which I am so very grateful.
In addition to these wonderful moments, for me, this year has most definitely been the best year of working at Design*Sponge. This was the year I made big changes, trusted my gut, expanded our team and, most importantly, learned to ask for what I really wanted and to have faith in the amazing people around me to push us toward our next chapter with strength, purpose and meaning. I could not be more thankful for the people I get to work with here every day and for the new faces joining our team (many of which are above — stay tuned for new columns next week!).
So for this Thanksgiving, I wanted to thank the amazingly talented, kind, thoughtful and hardworking people that make up our D*S writing team. From Los Angeles and NYC to Canada, London and Italy, our team is spread far and wide but I've never felt closer to all of them as a community. They are the people who make this dream job possible, and today I am thankful for them and for all of you out there who are a part of our extended family. Thank you for supporting us, for supporting the artists, designers and makers we love so much and for continuing to give us a space to talk about the things, places and people we admire. From all of us at Design*Sponge to all of you reading, best wishes for a safe and happy holiday. We will be back on Monday with beautiful homes, DIYS, recipes, interviews, inspiration and holiday content. Until then, thank you from all of us. xo, grace
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That's one hell of a line up. I can see the PS4 selling VERY well in August.
It will be nice when this nonsense about the PS4 having no games deceases.
Can't wait for diablo.
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The Vanderbilt University Police Department formed a dedicated K-9 Unit in June 2007. These valued members of our team play a vital role in keeping our community safe by performing bomb sweeps prior to large functions at the University, such as athletic events and concerts.
We have three teams consisting of single purpose explosive detector canines. All teams are certified annually with the United States Police Canine Association. Initial training is under the supervision of a United States Police Canine certified trainer provided by the Metro Nashville Police K-9 section, with a minimum of fifty days initial training. K-9 teams must maintain 16 hours minimum monthly team maintenance training. Teams re-certify yearly with the United States Police Canine Association to demonstrate team proficiency as set forth by the USPCA. Teams also must pass a yearly U.S. ATF National Odor Recognition Examination to maintain eligibility for USPCA certification.
The explosive detector canine teams provide pre-event sweeps prior to any event deemed necessary by the university and/or VUPD.
Teams are utilized for suspicious package/vehicles and respond to any bomb threat location within Vanderbilt University.
Teams provide mutual aid assistance as needed to Metro Nashville Police Department and or surrounding agencies.
Harvey has been serving since May 2014
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Campus DevCon at De La Salle University – Dasmariñas (2015) is a gathering in partnership with De La Salle University – Dasmariñas that aims to augment the academic learnings of students with up-to-date trends in the IT industry. The event converges an average of 200 students taking up Computer Science or other IT-related courses.
This Campus DevCon has 3 main components:
Lightning Talks (LT)
LTs are very quick presentations delivered with or without auxiliary visual materials. Each speakers has a maximum of 10 minutes to present his idea, including preparation time, self, introduction, Q&A, etc. There are usually 6-8 LTs per Campus DevCon.
Birds of a Feather (BoF)
BoF is an informal debate on tech topics with 3 volunteers from two opposing sides. A BoF panel will judge on who's the best team. Examples of BoF topics are "iOS vs Android", "Does technology improve or harm a person's social life?" and "Windows vs Linux".
Java Code Challenge (JCC) – NO JCC for this Campus DevCon
DevCon JCC is a one hour programming competition that aims to spur critical thinking and highlight problem solving strategies under pressure.
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Data on 2012 Law School Admissions
Interesting report from ABA. We are within the category of schools that basically stayed the same with respect to 1L enrollment — and, as previously reported, we maintained our same (high) credential medians as well as meeting our principal diversity objectives.
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Mufti Mohmmad Sayeed Displaced Community Israeli-Type Separate Clusters For Settlement : Watch the latest News Mufti Mohmmad Sayeed Displaced Community Israeli-Type Separate Clusters For Settlement. All people who supported the J & K cause now hang their heads in shame. He has characteristics of ISIS and Taliban. He and his people were accused of Ethnic cleansing, Murder and Rape of Kashmir Pandits. If pandits want to stay with him no one objects. But he wants them to live forcibly under his fear and thumb . I am disappointed and I have prayed to my Lord and Lal Deed to punish such evil people. I am sure that my prayers will be answered this time. I am sorry that I supported the cause in sheer ignorance.
Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front Chairman Muhammad Yasin Malik Friday led hundreds of his party workers and scores of members of Kashmiri Pandit community and staged a demonstration at Lal Chowk here. Police used force to break up the protest march organized to oppose settlement of Kashmiri Pandits in separate colonie. You, your party and the government, no doubt, have noble intentions when it comes to resettling Kashmiri Pandits but reiterating that they will be rehabilitated in 'clusters' defeats the very purpose.
Don't want a separate homeland, only Muslims can protect us KPs Srinagar Stating that the proposal of the government of according a separate homeland to migrant Pandits in Kashmir will endanger their lives, Pandits living in valley on Friday said the walls of a separate homeland will create the walls of hatred instead of harmony.
Talking to KNS, one of the Kashmiri Pandits namely Ajay Kumar Shukla said that Pandits in Kashmir valley face no security threat from Muslims and since past 20 years, no harm has been done to them by any person in valley. "We are here living with our Muslim brothers since the past more than 20 years. We are doing business here; our children go to school freely. What for is a separate homeland. The measure seems something that will only benefit the politicians of New Delhi and not the local Pandits.
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Visit your library for antics to honor the 112th birthday of the father of modern beginner reader books.
- 3:30pm Busy Hands @ Libbie Mill Library will be making a Cat in the Hat craft, for ages 3-5 with an adult helper.
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Coach: Jerry Kill (second season)
2011: 3-9; 2-6 Legends (6th)
Returning stars
Senior quarterback MarQueis Gray ranked sixth among Big Ten rushers with 966 yards and seventh in total offense with 2,461. But he had as many interceptions as touchdown passes (eight each).
Newcomers to watch
Running back candidates include junior-college transfer James Gillum and freshmen K.J. Maye and Rodrick Williams. Another JC pickup, Roland Johnson, and redshirt freshman Thieren Cockran could bolster a rebuilding defensive line.
Keys to the offense
Coaches simplified the offense in the middle of last season because Gray was overwhelmed and he was the only playmaker. They hope another year in the system will allow him to handle more. But he also needs help. "We've got to get receivers and running backs and people that can step up and make plays," Kill said.
Keys to the defense
The Gophers have been less than formidable up front for years, getting too little pressure on opposing quarterbacks and hanging their pass defense out to dry by having to blitz too often. Defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys also said a lack of speed at linebacker and poor tackling in the back seven led to too many big plays last season.
Special-teams standout
Cornerback Troy Stoudermire broke his arm midseason and was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. He could break the NCAA record for career kickoff return yardage (3,517); he is 415 yards short.
Question marks
They're everywhere. Who will take the pressure off Gray on offense? Can the defense stop anyone enough to keep teams under 30 points per game? The Gophers have a steep hill to climb.
The rebuild is in progress. "I think we're in a huge transition but a positive one," Kill said. "I think we're a bigger, stronger, faster team than we were a year ago."
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Airplane maker Boeing said Wednesday that its first-quarter earnings climbed 27%, thanks largely to robust orders for commercial airplanes and strong defense business.
The world's No. 2 commercial airplane maker earned $877 million, or $1.13 a share, for the quarter ending March 31 compared with $692 million, or 88 cents a share, a year earlier.
Revenue climbed 8% to $15.4 billion, beating Wall Street expectations.
During the year-ago period, Chicago-based Boeing had revenue of $14.3 billion.
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|If there is an item as ubiquitous as the Bier at Oktoberfest, it has to be the famous German Gingerbread Heart. These things are everywhere you look and can usually be found at just about any German fair or celebration.
|They range in size from small saucers to large platters and are strung with a ribbon for easy wearing. Of course they are decorated with the obligatory messages of love: "I love you" (Ich liebe Dich), "You're my sweetheart" (Du bist mein sußes Herzchen) and "I think only of you" (Ich denke nur noch an Dich).
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Welcome to semibalancedmama, my newest endeavor! I have been searching for an outlet to share my journey, successes and struggles, of balancing a life that pulls us in so many directions. I have been thinking about starting a blog for over a year now, and being a Libra, I often find it difficult to see my plans to fruition. I finally included it on my May goal sheet and here we are. I find peace in knowing that my life is as balanced as I can make it!
My mission with this blog is to uplift, motivate, inspire, put a smile on your face and most importantly let you know that we are all in this together. I'll do this by sharing my favorite workouts, delicious family recipes and tips that help me to be a semi balanced mama! Yes, a lot of the content will be about the joys and struggles of being a SAHM (if you are not sure what this stands for, ignore), but I am not just a mom. I am a wife, a friend, a partner and so much more.
Throughout these posts my biggest joy would be to know that someone found a workout plan they love, a recipe that their family devoured, or enjoyed a silly story that proves it really is 5:00 somewhere!
"Happiness is not a matter of intensity but of balance and order and rhythm and harmony." Thomas Merton
"Happiness is not a matter of intensity but of balance and order and rhythm and harmony." Thomas Merton


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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
By Pranjal Gera
New Toyota Land Cruiser launched, may come at Auto Expo
A full sized serious off-roader around the globe since 1951 that invaded the Indian SUV segment in 2009, the Toyota Land Cruiser will don an all-new face-lifted appearance when it is unveiled at the 2012 Delhi Auto Expo. The broad-shouldered SUV have received some upgrades with the front now posing the attitude of Lexus LX along with some exterior changes along with a few amends at the instrument panel in the interior compartment of the vehicle. The Toyota vehicle that is also known as 200 series will be seen outfitted with some technological additions as well apart from the usual elements that is the legendary Land Cruiser known for. The genuine SUV is expected to be priced roughly at INR 1, 08, 00,000 onwards.
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The new Land Cruiser is launched and available in Japan. However, the global launch including India will be done next year. In the face-lifted 10th generation Land Cruiser one will find a larger body colored bumper that has new spherical fog lamps engraved into it together with the bigger redesigned headlamps that are combined with the LED strips. The front-grille has four to five slats that are of two-inch along with brighter tail lamps that have moved a bit higher at the rear for improved visibility from behind. For extra safety the turn indicators have been rested on the OVRMs as well, the New Land Cruiser becomes sturdier with the incorporation of 18-inch and 20-inch alloy wheel available as choice.
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The main attraction in the interior is the inclusion of present-day TFT screen-touch display at the dashboard along with new shades and quality trim fabric used in the interiors of the off-roader. The technological upgrade of the SUV comprise of Multi-Terrain Select system (MTS) now has an advanced feature of 'Crawl Control' in conjunction with a unique Turn-Assist feature for reduced turn radius of the vehicle.


text: Wellness innovators take note: FDA reveals risk-based approaches to the regulation of health IT and mobile medical apps Health Systems Alert Series FDA Alert Health Systems Alert Share this 2 FEB 2015 By: Rebecca Jones McKnight The way consumers access and interact with health information has changed exponentially over the past few years thanks to rapid innovation in health IT. Mobile medical application developers and other health and wellness product manufacturers have struggled to understand how their rapidly evolving technology fits within the existing regulatory framework, and have been pressing for specific guidance. As 2015 began, the Food and Drug Administration offered two draft guidance documents aimed at these industry concerns: General Wellness: Policy for Low Risk Devices, January 16, 2015 (General Wellness Draft Guidance) and Medical Device Accessories: Defining Accessories and Classification Pathway for New Accessory Types, January 20, 2015 (Medical Device Accessories Draft Guidance). With these draft guidance documents, FDA indicates that it will not take enforcement action in connection with low-risk general wellness products and establishes a new risk-based approach to medical device accessories − a relevant development for many health IT offerings. General Wellness Draft Guidance: Will FDA regulate my wellness-related technology? Products oriented toward "general health and wellness" have long presented uncertainty for the industry. This is in large part because the definition of "device," which triggers FDA oversight, leaves significant room for interpretation. A key criterion to being considered a "device" under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) is whether the item is "intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, in man … or intended to affect the structure or any function of the body of man...." Many companies developing general health and wellness products have questioned whether they would be regulated by FDA. Absent seeking a formal determination from the agency (not always a desirable approach, especially early in product development), companies were left to interpret limited FDA enforcement precedent and informal policy statements on the topic, or potentially seek non-binding informal guidance. This created an environment with little predictability. Examples of general health and wellness products that FDA previously indicated it would not actively regulate include: Exercise equipment intended only for general physical conditioning or for the development of athletic abilities in individuals who lack physical impairment More recently, certain categories of health-related mobile apps, such as those that provide educational resources, reminders, or motivational guidance; and those that help consumers track information and encourage positive behaviors like healthy eating and exercise. Although FDA's recent discussion of mobile apps lent some previously-lacking clarity, in the General Wellness Draft Guidance FDA offers guiding principles that can be applied to a variety of products, a "decision algorithm" as a tool for companies to use in evaluating a specific product, and more precise and current examples and guidelines for the industry. FDA's draft guidance indicates that it will not pursue enforcement action against "low risk general wellness products," reducing uncertainty for companies whose products fall within the boundaries of the guidance. FDA defines "general wellness products" as: [P]roducts that (1) are intended for only general wellness use, as defined in this guidance, and (2) present a very low risk to users' safety. General wellness products may include exercise equipment, audio recordings, video games, software programs and other products that are commonly, though not exclusively, available from retail establishments (including online retailers and distributors that offer software to be directly downloaded), provided these two criteria are met. Further, according to FDA, a "general wellness product" falls into one of two categories, and either: [H]as (1) an intended use that relates to a maintaining or encouraging a general state of health or a healthy activity, or (2) an intended use claim that associates the role of healthy lifestyle with helping to reduce the risk or impact of certain chronic diseases or conditions and where it is well understood and accepted that healthy lifestyle choices may play an important role in health outcomes for the disease or condition. FDA explains that to fall within the first category, the product must not make any reference to diseases or conditions. So, for example, FDA would consider a claim relating to "weight management" − for the promotion or maintenance of a healthy weight, encouraging healthy eating or assisting with weight loss goals − to be a general wellness claim. In contrast, FDA states that a claim that a product "will treat or diagnose obesity" does not fall into the category of a general wellness claim. FDA offers other contrasting examples, including relaxation or stress management vs. the treatment of anxiety; and claims to enhance or improve sexual performance vs. a claim that a product will treat muscle atrophy or erectile dysfunction. FDA's second category includes products intended to: promote, track and/or encourage choice(s), which, as part of a healthy lifestyle, may help to reduce the risk of certain chronic disease or conditions and promote, track and/or encourage choice(s) which, as part of a healthy lifestyle, may help living well with certain chronic diseases or conditions. FDA offers several examples of verbiage for such a claim, for example: "Product X promotes physical activity, which, as part of a healthy lifestyle, may help reduce the risk of high blood pressure." FDA provides a number of illustrative examples of products it would consider to be low risk general wellness products, including mobile medical apps that: Play music to "soothe and relax" an individual and to "manage stress" Solely monitor and record daily energy expenditure and cardiovascular workout activities to "allow awareness of one's exercise activities to improve or maintain good cardiovascular health" Monitor and record food consumption to "manage dietary activity for weight management and alert the user, healthcare provider, or family member of unhealthy dietary activity." Medical Device Accessories Draft Guidance: How will FDA evaluate the risks of my technology? FDA's Medical Device Accessories Draft Guidance clarifies and modifies the agency's policy concerning the classification of accessories and discusses the application of that policy to specific categories of devices that are commonly used as accessories to other medical devices. This guidance is of particular relevance to developers and manufacturers of apps and other technologies that connect − whether physically or through the cloud − to "parent" platforms or products that are considered medical devices. FDA will deem apps and technologies to be "medical device accessories" if they are intended to support, supplement, or augment the performance of the parent medical device. Historically, FDA has classified accessories by either grouping them with the parent device − for example, a parent device is subject to 510(k), so accessories must also follow the 510(k) process) − or by specifically addressing a particular accessory through its own classification regulation. In contrast, FDA now proposes regulating medical device accessories based on the risks they present when used with their parent devices - not based on the parent device's risks. Thus, FDA acknowledged that some device accessories may have lower associated risks than their parent devices, and thus warrant different levels of regulation. For companies seeking to market what they believe to be a lower-risk accessory of a new type – not previously classified under the FD&C Act, nor approved in an application for premarket approval (PMA) − FDA encourages use of the de novo classification process. This process provides the potential for such an accessory to be placed into Class I or Class II, as opposed to defaulting to Class III classification with its more stringent requirements. Of course, whether the de novo pathway is ultimately a viable way to obtain a lower classification for a particular device or accessory will depend on various factors influencing the product's risk profile. Find out more about these new developments and their meaning for your business by contacting: Rebecca McKnight Gail Javitt Joshua Kaye


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The 2002 STORYTELLING WORLD AWARD WINNERS AND HONOR TITLES
Below are the 2002 winners and honors selected from several hundred nominated stories, books, and recordings. The major evaluative criterion for the stories was "story-listener appeal" (rather than ease in retelling) and "usefulness for story-tellers" for the items considered in Category 7. Beneath each award title is a short descriptive phrase about the resource contents. For resources not independently produced, a publisher's code is enclosed in parentheses after the author/performer's name. The ordering information for these award resources is provided at the end of this section. For color photos of ALL honored resources identified below, see the 2002 July/August issue of Storytelling Magazine/Storytelling World. To purchase a copy of this magazine, go to the NSN web site.
Category 1: Stories for Young Listeners
(See also Categories 2, 5, 6.)
And the DISH Ran Away with the SPOON
A unique adventure with nursery rhyme characters
by Janet Stevens (Harcourt)
Mabela the Clever
A retelling of an African folktale about respecting your instincts
by Margaret Read MacDonald (Albert Whitman)
The Other Side
A story about racial prejudice
by Jacqueline Woodson (Penguin Putnam)
Sophie's Masterpiece
A tender story of acceptance and sacrifice
by Eileen Spinelli (Simon & Schuster)
Rabbit and Buffalo
An adapted Native American tale
On CD Grandma Spider Brings the Fire
by Tim Tingle (Storytribe)
The Littlest Pair
A poetic story about termites on Noah's Ark
by Sylvia Rouss (Pitspopany)
The Tale of Tricky Fox
A traditional folktale adapted to honor teachers
by Jim Aylesworth (Scholastic)
The Mightiest
How even the "small" can be mighty
by Keiko Kasza (Penguin Putnam)
Bunny and the Beast
A bunny version of an old classic story
by Molly Coxe (Random House)
Trick-or-Treat on Milton Street
How a stepdad entertains at Halloween
by Lisa Bullard (Lerner)
Wings of Change
A caterpillar/butterfly story about fearing change
by Franklin Hill (Illumination Arts)
Too Many Monsters
How parents help their son deal with imaginary monster
by Eve Bunting (Troll)
Brave as a Bunny Can Be
An adventure with fright
by Alison Julian (Waldman)
Totally Polar
A whimsical poetic story for young imaginations
by Marty Crisp (Rising Moon)
Mama Tiger, Baba Tiger
A story for youngsters anxious to grow up
by Juli Mahr (DK)
Category 2
Stories for Pre-Adolescent Listeners
(See also Categories 1, 3, 5, 6.)
Look Out, Jack! The Giant Is Back!
A creative extension of the beanstalk story
by Tom Birdseye (Holiday House)
Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon
How one "different" student copes with the class bully
by Patty Lovell (Penguin Putnam)
The Christmas Cobwebs
A story about rising from the depths of despair to the heights of joy
by Odds Bodkin (Harcourt)
Petite Rouge
A Cajun Red Riding Hood rap
by Mike Artell (Penguin Putnam)
Mim's Christmas Jam
A lesson about turning the other cheek
by Andrea Davis Pinkney (Harcourt)
Clouds and Rain
A Native American legend about rain
From Weather Legends
by Carole Vogel (Millbrook)
Emma Jo's Song
A country family's singing adventure
by Faye Gibbons (Boyds Mills)
The Magnificent Piano Recital
How a newcomer persevered
by Marilynn Reynolds (Orca)
Frog's Teeth
A lesson about telling lies
On CD Fireside Tales
by Dovie Thomason Sickles (Yellow Moon)
The Story of Anne Frank
A version for younger listeners
by Brenda Ralph Lewis (DK)
Auntee Edna
A learning adventure with old-fashioned relatives
by Ethel Footman Smothers (Eerdmans)
Category 3
Stories for Adolescent Listeners
(See also Categories 2, 4, 5, 6.)
The Tower
The real meaning of looking up to others
by Richard Paul Evans (Simon & Schuster)
The Truth Chicken
A story about pranks and confessions
by Donald Davis
On CD Father Was a Wise Old Man (August House)
Hank Aaron: Brave in Every Way
How a famous athlete dealt with prejudice
by Peter Golenbock (Harcourt)
I Kiss Like a Horse
A difficult lesson about reputations and rumors
by Rebecca Woolf
From Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul on Tough Stuff (Health)
Goin' Someplace Special
A personal adventure story
by Patricia C. McKissack (Simon & Schuster)
The Beauty and the Melamed
An adapted Hasidic story
On CD Feathers in the Wind
by Susan Stone
Forgive Me
A Jewish ghost story
by Jerry Raik
From Ghosts and Golems (Jewish Society)
A Horrifyingly True Fishing Story
A personal story about going fishing
From Terrifying Tales of the Beaches and Bays
by Ed Okonowicz (Myst and Lace)
A legend about kindness
by Lynn Cullen (Random House)
Maiden of the Mist
A Native American legend of Niagara Falls
by Veronika Martenova Charles (Stoddart)
Scatterbrain Sam
An adapted folktale about finding brains
by Ellen Jackson (Charlesbridge)
Category 4
Stories for Adult Listeners
(See also Categories 3, 5, 6.)
The Wishing Ring
An original interpretation of a traditional tale
On CD Made from Scratch
by Dolores Hydock
Bigfoot Wallace and the Hickory Nuts
A legendary Texan's tall tale
On audiotape Texas (& Texanized) Myths & Legends
by Donna Ingham (Wordshop)
A religious story about spousal communication
by Lori Copeland
From The Storytellers' Collection, Book 2 (Multnomah)
The Russian Who Remembered
A touching story of courage
by Charles Kuralt
From Chicken Soup for the Veteran's Soul (Health)
Doing the Dishes
A personal story of hope and place settings
On CD Exit 11 and Other Stories
by Catherine Conant
Betty Doll
One mother's way to leave her memories
by Patricia Polacco (Penguin Putnam)
The Call at Midnight
A parent's worst fear
by Christie Craig
From Chicken Soup for the Mother's Soul 2 (Health)
Category 5
Storytelling Collections
Story Medicine
Multicultural tales of healing and transformation
by Norma J. Livo (Libraries Unlimited)
Through the Grapevine
World tales kids can read and tell
by Martha Hamilton and Mitch Weiss (August House)
Mara's Stories: Glimmers in the Darkness
Stories from the Holocaust concentration camps
by Gary Schmidt (Henry Holt)
Sandspun: Florida Tales by Florida Tellers
A collection of adapted and original tales
by Annette J. Bruce and J. Stephen Brooks (Pineapple)
Christmas Miracles
True inspirational stories of holiday magic
by Brad Steiger and Sherry Hansen Steiger (Adams)
The Orphan Girl
A collection of West African folktales
by Buchi Offodile (Interlink)
On the Trail Made of Dawn
A collection of Native American creation stories
by M. L. Webster (Linnet)
Category 6
Storytelling Recordings
CDs or DVDs for listening and/or viewing pleasure for any age
(See also the recordings listed in categories 1-4 with specific stories identified.)
One Righteous Man
The story of Raoul Wallenberg
CD by Syd Lieberman
The Uglified Ducky
Creative and unusual stories for the "child" in us all
CD/audiotape by Willy Claflin
That's What Mamas Do
Personal stories about growing up
CD by Donald Davis (August House)
Hussies, Harlots, Heroines
Stories about "shady ladies" of the Bible
Two CDs by Barbara McBride-Smith and Corinne Stavish (Corinne)
Sojourner Truth
The story of a slave's life
CD by Sara Ransom
Footprint on the Sky
A portrait of an Alabama mountain community
CD by Dolores Hydock
The Good People
Authentic Irish fairy tales
Two audiotapes by Eddie Lenihan (Sounds True)
Aesop: Alive and Well
A story program of Aesop's fables
CD by Diane Ferlatte
Spy! The Story of Civil War Spy Elizabeth Van Lew
How one white woman fought slavery
CD by Lynn Ruehlmann
Category 7
Special Storytelling Resources
The Storyteller's Sourcebook
A subject, title, and motif index to folklore collections for children, 1983-1999
by Margaret Read MacDonald and Brian W. Strum (Gale)
Inviting the Wolf In
Information about difficult stories
by Loren Niemi and Elizabeth Ellis (August House)
Spinning Gold Out of Straw
Information about how stories heal
by Diane Rooks (Salt Run)
Texts and criticisms ranging from Straparola and Basile to the Brothers Grimm
by Jack Zipes (W.W. Norton)
The Celtic Breeze
Information and stories from Scotland, Ireland, and Wales
by Heather McNeil (Libraries Unlimited)
The Universe, the Gods, and Men
Background and texts for ancient Greek myths
by Linda Asher and Jean-Pierre Vernant (HarperCollins)
Tell It Together
Scripts for story theatre or tandem telling
by Barbara McBride-Smith (August House)
Every Tongue Got To Confess
Information and story vignettes about early African-American life in the rural South
by Zora Neale Hurston (HarperCollins)
Contact Information for the 2002 Award Resources
Adams Media Corporation, www.adamsmedia.com
Albert Whitman & Company, www.albertwhitman.com
August House, P.O. Box 3223, Little Rock, AR 72203-3223
Boyds Mills Press, 815 Church Street, Honesdale, PA 18431-1889
Catherine Conant, www.4astoryteller.com
Charlesbridge Publishing, 85 Main Street, Watertown, MA 02472-4411
Corinne Stavish, 26216 Franklin Pointe Dr., Southfield, MI 48034-1565
Diane Ferlatte, www.dianeferlatte.com
Dolores Hydock, www.storypower.org
DK Publishing, Inc., www.dk.com
Eerdmans Books for Young Readers, 255 Jefferson Avenue, S.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49503-4554
Gale Group, www.gale.com
Harcourt, 525 B Street, Suite 1900, San Diego, CA 92101-4495
HarperCollins Publishers, 10 East 53rd Street, New York, NY 10022
Health Communications, Inc., www.chickensoup.com
Henry Holt and Company, 115 West 18th Street, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10011
Holiday House, 425 Madison Avenue, 12th Floor, New York, NY 10017-1140
Illumination Arts Publishing Company, www.illumin.com
Interlink Books, 46 Crosby Street, Northampton, MA 01060-1804
Jewish Publication Society, 2100 Arch Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19103-1308
Lerner Publishing Group, www.lernerbooks.com
Libraries Unlimited, www.lu.com
Linnet Books (The Shoe String Press), 2 Linsley Street, P.O. Box 657, North Haven, CT 06473-0657
Lynn Ruehlmann, email@example.com
Millbrook Press, 2 Old New Milford Road, Brookfield, CT 06804-2426
Multnomah Publishers, Inc., 204 W. Adams Ave., P.O. Box 1720, Sisters, OR 97759
Myst & Lace Publishers, Inc., www.mystandlace.com
Orca Book Publishers, P.O. Box 468, Custer, WA 98240-0468
Penguin Putnam, Inc., 345 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014-3672
Pineapple Press, Inc., www.pineapplepress.com
Pitspopany Press, email@example.com
Random House Children's Books, www.randomhouse.com/kids
Rising Moon, www.northlandpub.com
Salt Run Press, www.storyjourney.com
Sara Ransom, www.storyteller.net/tellers/ransom
Scholastic Press, www.scholastic.com
Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, www.SimonSaysKids.com
Sounds True/Windhorse Productions, www.soundstrue.com
Stoddart Kids, 895 Don Mills Road, 400-2 Park Centre, Toronto, ON, Canada M3C I3W
Storytribe Publishing, 4417 Morningside Way, Canyon Lake, TX 78133-4085
Susan Stone, email@example.com
Syd Lieberman, www.storytelling.org/Lieberman
Troll/BridgeWater Books, 100 Corporate Drive, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2041
W.W. Norton & Company, www.wwnorton.com
Waldman House Press, 525 North Third St., Minneapolis, MN 55401
Willy Claflin, www.willyclaflin.com
Wordshop Publishers, 1025 Coventry Road, Spicewood, TX 78669-3121
Yellow Moon Press, P.O. Box 381316, Cambridge, MA 02238


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Michael Winner directs this musical starring Billy Fury, Helen Shapiro and Bobby Vee. Bobby Universe (Fury) is an aspiring rock 'n' roller who winds up befriending Ann (Anna Palk), the daughter of an heiress, when he and his band get stranded in London. Bobby and the gang take Ann on a tour of the London club scene in the hope of finding her missing boyfriend. Bobby soon gets lured into the world of showbiz by what he witnesses of London's glittering nightlife, but realises that the object of Ann's affection is nothing but a rat and a cheat. Can Bobby persuade her to elope with him?


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Margaret Upton and Rosie Duran-McKellip resume stuffing bags.
(2003-11-26 )
Photos by Chaz Boston Baden.
Caption help for this group of 9 photos received from Christian B. McGuire and Cathy Beckstead, Michelle Pincus, and Michael Karpenske.
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Security Awareness
"Knowledge is Power" – well Google have taken this phrase to a whole new level. Google is one of the biggest driving forces of the information age. Remember when Google used to be just a search engine? Well, their sophisticated approach to data collection is allowing them to do way more cool stuff. Every other day I come across articles and reports alleging one of the big media companies is intruding on my personal information. Well something dropped the other day which made me think, "what does Google know about me"?
The simple answer is a lot.
The processes I am going to take you through rely on you being logged on to a Google Account (which you probably have). If you have ever logged into an Android phone or tablet, used Gmail, or used YouTube as a registered user then you have a Google account.
What does Google think about you?
I was curious to see what Google thought it knew about me. Below are some of my 'interests'. To my surprise they were right with a lot. In fact, out of 85 listed interests, google only got 2 wrong.
Every time you make a search, go to a website or click an add, Google is watching. In order to serve relevant ads, Google collects data about you and creates a profile.
Find out what Google thinks about you using this link >> http://www.google.com/settings/ads/
Where does Google think I have been?
In existence of my google account, this is spot on. However, this is not all!
In addition to this, Google can tell you:
- What is your most visited place (With the full address and postcode).
- The exact dates and times when you visited that place.
- What route you took to get to this place.
- How long it took you to get to that place.
- The full address and postcode of a stop, if you stop.
- How long you stayed at the place after you arrived.
- The full address and postcode of where you went after you visited this place.
- How long it took you to get to this place (With an exact date and time).
If you want to find out your travel habits, you can do so
by going here >> https://maps.google.com/locationhistory
When do I use the internet the most?
Google knows this down to the hour! They know I search more at mid-day on a Tuesday. They know search less in the months of July, August and September (Probably because I'm enjoying the sun).
What does Google do with this information?
So you maybe wondering, "why does Google want to know all of this about me"?. This is because your habit are a big deal…in the world of marketing atleast. The more Google knows about you, the better they can target you with products and services. Ever wondered why you kept getting adverts of "cars" weeks after you looking for cars online? Yes, Google is paying attention! By using direct marketing, you are more likely to engage with their adverts. Think of it as tailor-made advertising.
What if I don't want Google to know this about me?
If this article has made you a bit uncomfortable about how much information Google is collecting about you, then you will be happy to know that there is an option to opt out by clicking the link below.
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