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Drivers want to access their music and other audio content on the road. Audio books, podcasts, sports commentary, and recorded talks can make a long trip educational, inspirational, and enjoyable. The Android framework allows you to extend your audio app so users can listen to their favorite tunes and audio content using a simple, yet customizable user interface.
Apps running on mobile devices with Android 5.0 or higher can provide audio services for Android Auto. By configuring your app with a few settings and implementing a service for accessing music tracks, you can enable Android Auto to discover your app and provide a browse and playback interface for your app's audio content.
This class assumes that you have built an app that plays audio through an Android device's integrated speakers or connected headphones. It describes how to extend your app to allow Android Auto to browse your content listings and play them through a car stereo system.
Provide audio services
Audio apps do not directly control a car dashboard device or a phone that runs Android Auto. When the user connects an Android mobile device into a dashboard system or launches Android Auto on a phone, Android Auto discovers your app through manifest entries that indicate what audio services your app can provide. The Android Auto user interface displays a launcher icon for your app as a music provider and the user can choose to use your app's services. If the user launches your app, Android Auto queries your app to see what content is available, displays your content items to the user, and sends requests to your app to control playback with actions such as play, pause, or skip track.
To enable your app to provide audio content for Android Auto, you need to:
- Configure your app manifest to do the following:
- Declare that your app can provide audio content for Android Auto.
- Define a service that provides a browsable list of your audio tracks.
- Build a service that provides audio track listing information extending
- Register a
MediaSessionCompatobject and implement the
MediaSessionCompat.Callbackobject to enable playback controls.
Configure your manifest
When a user plugs an Android mobile device into a dashboard device running Auto, the system requests a list of installed apps that include app manifest entries to indicate they support services for Android Auto and how to access them. This section describes how to configure your app manifest to indicate your app supports audio services for Android Auto, and allow Android Auto to connect with your app.
Declare Auto audio support
You indicate that your app supports cars capabilities using the following manifest entry:
<application> ... <meta-data android:name="com.google.android.gms.car.application" android:resource="@xml/automotive_app_desc"/> ... <application>
This manifest entry refers to a secondary XML file, where you declare what Auto capabilities your
app supports. For an app that supports audio for Android Auto, add an XML file to the
resources directory as
automotive_app_desc.xml, with the following content:
<automotiveApp> <uses name="media"/> </automotiveApp>
For more information about declaring capabilities for Android Auto, see Get started with Auto.
Declare your media browser service
Android Auto expects to connect to a service in order to browse audio track listings. You declare this service in your manifest to allow the dashboard system to discover this service and connect to your app.
The following code example shows how to declare this listing browser service in your manifest:
<application> ... <service android:name=".MyMediaBrowserService" android:exported="true"> <intent-filter> <action android:name= "android.media.browse.MediaBrowserService"/> </intent-filter> </service> ... <application>
The service your app provides for browsing audio tracks must extend the
MediaBrowserServiceCompat. The implementation of this service
is discussed in the Build a Browser Service section.
Note: Other clients can also contact your app's browser service aside from Android Auto. These media clients might be other apps on a user's mobile device, or they might be other remote clients.
Specify a notification icon
The Auto user interface shows notifications about your audio app to the user during the course of operation. For example, if the user has a navigation app running, and one song finishes and a new song starts, Android Auto shows the user a notification to indicate the change with an icon from your app. You can specify an icon that is used to represent your app for these notifications using the following manifest declaration:
<application> ... <meta-data android:name="com.google.android.gms.car.notification.SmallIcon" android:resource="@drawable/ic_notification" /> ... <application>
Note: The icon you provide should have transparency enabled, so the icon's background gets filled in with the app's primary color.
Determine if your app is connected
It is possible to determine if your app is selected as the current media app.
Android Auto broadcasts an intent with
action when a user connects or disconnects from a media app. The broadcast intent is
scoped to the package name of the media app selected. You can register a broadcast receiver in your
app, preferably in your
MediaBrowserService implementation and listen for this intent
and adjust advertisements, metadata, and UI buttons in your app to operate safely in a vehicle.
The broadcasted intent has a String extra
media_connection_status, that
contains either
media_connected or
media_disconnected string that represents
the current connection status.
val filter = IntentFilter("com.google.android.gms.car.media.STATUS") val receiver = object : BroadcastReceiver() { ... override fun onReceive(context: Context, intent: Intent) { val status: String? = intent.getStringExtra("media_connection_status") val isConnectedToCar: Boolean = "media_connected" == status // adjust settings based on the connection status } } registerReceiver(receiver, filter)
IntentFilter filter = new IntentFilter("com.google.android.gms.car.media.STATUS"); BroadcastReceiver receiver = new BroadcastReceiver() { ... public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { String status = intent.getStringExtra("media_connection_status"); boolean isConnectedToCar = "media_connected".equals(status); // adjust settings based on the connection status } }; registerReceiver(receiver, filter);
Detect car mode
To prevent driver distraction, Android Auto media apps must not start playing audio through the car speakers unless the user consciously starts playback (such as when the user presses play in your app). Even a user-scheduled alarm from the media app must not start playing music through the car speakers. Your app should determine if the phone is in car mode before playing any audio. Your app can do this by calling UiModeManager.getCurrentModeType(), which checks whether the device is running in car mode.
If the device is in car mode, media apps that support alarms must do one of the following things:
- Disable the alarm.
- Play the alarm over STREAM_ALARM, and provide a UI on the phone screen to disable the alarm.
The following code snippet checks whether an app is running in car mode:
fun isCarUiMode(c: Context): Boolean { val uiModeManager = c.getSystemService(Context.UI_MODE_SERVICE) as UiModeManager return if (uiModeManager.currentModeType == Configuration.UI_MODE_TYPE_CAR) { LogHelper.d(TAG, "Running in Car mode") true } else { LogHelper.d(TAG, "Running on a non-Car mode") false } }
public static boolean isCarUiMode(Context c) { UiModeManager uiModeManager = (UiModeManager) c.getSystemService(Context.UI_MODE_SERVICE); if (uiModeManager.getCurrentModeType() == Configuration.UI_MODE_TYPE_CAR) { LogHelper.d(TAG, "Running in Car mode"); return true; } else { LogHelper.d(TAG, "Running on a non-Car mode"); return false; } }
Handle media advertisements
By default, Android Auto displays a notification when
the media metadata changes during an audio playback session. When a media
app switches from playing music to running an advertisement, it is distracting
(and unnecessary) to display a notification to the user. To prevent Android Auto
from displaying a notification in this case, you must set the media metadata
android.media.metadata.ADVERTISEMENT to 1, as shown in the code
snippet below:
const val EXTRA_METADATA_ADVERTISEMENT = "android.media.metadata.ADVERTISEMENT" ... override fun onPlayFromMediaId(mediaId: String, extras: Bundle?) { MediaMetadataCompat.Builder().apply { // ... if (isAd(mediaId)) { putLong(EXTRA_METADATA_ADVERTISEMENT, 1) } // ... mediaSession.setMetadata(build()) } }
public static final String EXTRA_METADATA_ADVERTISEMENT = "android.media.metadata.ADVERTISEMENT"; @Override public void onPlayFromMediaId(String mediaId, Bundle extras) { MediaMetadataCompat.Builder builder = new MediaMetadataCompat.Builder(); // ... if (isAd(mediaId)) { builder.putLong(EXTRA_METADATA_ADVERTISEMENT, 1); } // ... mediaSession.setMetadata(builder.build()); }
Build a browser service
Android Auto interact with your app by contacting its implementation of a
MediaBrowserServiceCompat, which
you declare in your app manifest. This service allows Android Auto to find out what content your app
provides. Android Auto can also query your app's media browser service to contact the
MediaSessionCompat provided by your app, which handles content playback
You create a media browser service by extending the
MediaBrowserServiceCompat class.
Android Auto can contact your service to do the following:
- Browse your app's content hierarchy, in order to present a menu to the user
- Get the token for your app's
MediaSessionCompatobject, in order to control audio playback
Media browser service workflow
- When your app's audio services are requested by a user through Android Auto, Android Auto
contacts your app's media browser service. In your implementation of the
onCreate()method, you must create and register a
MediaSessionCompatobject and its callback object.
- Android Auto calls the browser service's
onGetRoot()method to get the top node of your content hierarchy. The node retrieved by this call is not used as a menu item. It is only used to retrieve its child nodes, which are subsequently displayed as the top menu items.
- Auto invokes the
onLoadChildren()method to get the children of the root node, and uses this information to present a menu to the user.
- If the user selects a submenu, Auto invokes
onLoadChildren()again to retrieve the child nodes of the selected menu item.
- If the user begins playback, Auto invokes the appropriate media session callback method to perform that action. For more information, see the section about how to Implement playback controls.
Browsing within media apps
To help users quickly browse your app's content, Android Auto includes a browsing capability that lets users select a letter from an on-screen keyboard. The user is then presented with a list of items beginning with that letter in the current drawer list. This works on both sorted and unsorted content, and is currently available only in English.
Building your content hierarchy
Android Auto, when acting as an audio client, calls your app's
MediaBrowserServiceCompat to find out what content you have
available. You need to implement two methods in your browser service to support
onGetRoot() and
Each node in your content hierarchy is represented by a
object. Each of these objects is
identified by a unique ID string. The client treats these ID strings as
opaque tokens. When a client wants to browse to a submenu, or play a content
item, it passes the ID token. Your app is responsible for associating the ID
token with the appropriate menu node or content item.
Note: You should consider providing different content hierarchies depending on what client is making the query. In particular, Auto applications have strict limits on how large a menu they can display. This is intended to minimize distracting the driver, and to make it easy for the driver to operate the app via voice commands. To encourage drivers to focus on driving, Android Auto triggers a speed bump notification on the phone screen (a temporary lock on content browsing), if the user exceeds the expected threshold for situationally aware driving. For more information on the Auto user experience restrictions, see the Auto audio apps guidelines.
Your implementation of
returns information about the root node of the menunhierarchy. This root node is the parent of
the top items of your browse hierarchy.
The method is passed information about the calling client. You can use this
information to decide if the client should have access to your content at all.
For example, if you want to limit your app's content to a list of approved
clients, you can compare the passed
clientPackageName to your whitelist
and verify the certificate used to sign the caller's APK.
If the caller can't be verified to be an approved package, return null to deny access to
your content. For an example of an app that validates that the caller is an approved app, see the
PackageValidator class in the
Universal Android Music Player sample app.
A typical implementation of
onGetRoot() might
look like this:
override fun onGetRoot( clientPackageName: String, clientUid: Int, rootHints: Bundle? ): BrowserRoot? = // Verify that the specified package is allowed to access your // content! You'll need to write your own logic to do this. if (!isValid(clientPackageName, clientUid)) { // If the request comes from an untrusted package, return null. // No further calls will be made to other media browsing methods. null } else MediaBrowserServiceCompat.BrowserRoot(MY_MEDIA_ROOT_ID, null)
@Override public BrowserRoot onGetRoot(String clientPackageName, int clientUid, Bundle rootHints) { // Verify that the specified package is allowed to access your // content! You'll need to write your own logic to do this. if (!isValid(clientPackageName, clientUid)) { // If the request comes from an untrusted package, return null. // No further calls will be made to other media browsing methods. return null; } return new BrowserRoot(MY_MEDIA_ROOT_ID, null); }
The Auto device client builds the top-level menu by calling
with the root node object and getting its children. The client builds
submenus by calling the same method with other child nodes. The following
example code shows a simple implementation of
onLoadChildren() method:
override fun onLoadChildren( parentMediaId: String, result: Result<List<MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem>> ) { // Assume for example that the music catalog is already loaded/cached. val mediaItems: MutableList<MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem> = mutableListOf() // Check if this is the root menu: if (MY_MEDIA_ROOT_ID == parentMediaId) { // build the MediaItem objects for the top level, // and put them in the mediaItems list } else { // examine the passed parentMediaId to see which submenu we're at, // and put the children of that menu in the mediaItems list } result.sendResult(mediaItems) }
@Override public void onLoadChildren(final String parentMediaId, final Result<List<MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem>> result) { // Assume for example that the music catalog is already loaded/cached. List<MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem> mediaItems = new ArrayList<>(); // Check if this is the root menu: if (MY_MEDIA_ROOT_ID.equals(parentMediaId)) { // build the MediaItem objects for the top level, // and put them in the mediaItems list } else { // examine the passed parentMediaId to see which submenu we're at, // and put the children of that menu in the mediaItems list } result.sendResult(mediaItems); }
For examples of how to implement
see the MediaBrowserService and
Universal Android Music Player sample apps.
Enable playback control
Android Auto sends playback control commands through your
MediaSessionCompat. You must register a session and implement the
associated callback methods.
Note: You can inspect the media session at any time with the
adb shell dumpsys media_session.
Register a media session
In your browser service's
method, create a
MediaSessionCompat. Register the media session by calling
override fun onCreate() { super.onCreate() ... // Start a new MediaSession val session = MediaSessionCompat(this, "session tag").apply { // Set a callback object to handle play control requests, which // implements MediaSession.Callback setCallback(MyMediaSessionCallback()) } sessionToken = session.sessionToken ... }
public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); ... // Start a new MediaSession MediaSessionCompat session = new MediaSessionCompat(this, "session tag"); setSessionToken(session.getSessionToken()); // Set a callback object to handle play control requests, which // implements MediaSession.Callback session.setCallback(new MyMediaSessionCallback()); ...
When you create the media session object, you set a callback object that is used to handle
playback control requests. You create this callback object by providing an implementation of the
MediaSessionCompat.Callback class for your app. The next section
discusses how to implement this object.
Implement play commands
When an Android Auto user requests playback of an audio track from your app, Android Auto uses
MediaSessionCompat.Callback class from your app's
MediaSessionCompat object, which it obtained from your app's
media browse service. When an Auto user wants to play content or control content playback,
such as pausing play or skipping to the next track, Auto invokes one of the
callback object's methods.
To handle content playback, your app must extend the abstract
MediaSessionCompat.Callback class and implement the methods
that your app supports. The most important callback methods are as follows:
- Invoked if the user chooses play without choosing a specific item. Your
app should play its default content. If playback was paused with
onPause(), your app should resume playback.
- Invoked when the user chooses to play a specific item. The method is passed the item's media ID, which you assigned to the item in the content hierarchy.
- Invoked when the user chooses to play from a search query. The app should make an appropriate choice based on the passed search string.
- Pause playback.
- Skip to the next item.
- Skip to the previous item.
- Stop playback.
Note: Google Play requires your app not to play music immediately when it launches. For more information on this and other requirements, see Auto app quality.
Your app should override these methods to provide any desired functionality.
In some cases you might not implement a method if it is not supported by your app.
For example, if your app plays a live stream (such as a sports
broadcast), the skip to next function might not make sense. In that case, you
could simply use the default implementation of
When your app receives a request to play content, it should play audio the same way it would in a non-Auto situation (as if the user were listening through a device speaker or through connected headphones). If the app is running on an Android Auto supported car screen, the audio content is automatically sent to the dashboard system to be played over the car's speakers.
For more information about playing audio content, see Media playback, Managing audio playback, and ExoPlayer.
Setting standard playback actions
The Android Auto UI displays playback controls based on the actions that
are enabled in the
Audio apps usually enable the standard actions
ACTION_SKIP_TO_PREVIOUS, and
Android Auto apps must also support
ACTION_PLAY_FROM_MEDIA_ID and
In addition, you might want to create a play queue, which will also appear in the UI.
You need to call
and also enable
In addition, don't forget to define the callback
Android Auto displays buttons in the UI for each enabled action, and the playback queue if you create one.
Android Auto reserves space in its UI for the playback queue and the
ACTION_SKIP_TO_PREVIOUS actions. If your app does not support any of
these functions the UI will not display controls for them. It will assign the unused space
to any custom actions you create. If you do not want to fill those spaces with custom
actions, you can "reserve" them so that Android Auto will display the corresponding button
when an action is enabled, and leave the space blank when the action is not enabled or
the play queue does not exist.
To reserve space, call
with a bundle that contains the keys defined below. Set each key to the boolean value
// Use these extras to show the transport control buttons for the corresponding actions, // even when they are not enabled in the PlaybackState. private const val SLOT_RESERVATION_SKIP_TO_NEXT = "com.google.android.gms.car.media.ALWAYS_RESERVE_SPACE_FOR.ACTION_SKIP_TO_NEXT" private const val SLOT_RESERVATION_SKIP_TO_PREV = "com.google.android.gms.car.media.ALWAYS_RESERVE_SPACE_FOR.ACTION_SKIP_TO_PREVIOUS" private const val SLOT_RESERVATION_QUEUE = "com.google.android.gms.car.media.ALWAYS_RESERVE_SPACE_FOR.ACTION_QUEUE"
// Use these extras to show the transport control buttons for the corresponding actions, // even when they are not enabled in the PlaybackState. private static final String SLOT_RESERVATION_SKIP_TO_NEXT = "com.google.android.gms.car.media.ALWAYS_RESERVE_SPACE_FOR.ACTION_SKIP_TO_NEXT"; private static final String SLOT_RESERVATION_SKIP_TO_PREV = "com.google.android.gms.car.media.ALWAYS_RESERVE_SPACE_FOR.ACTION_SKIP_TO_PREVIOUS"; private static final String SLOT_RESERVATION_QUEUE = "com.google.android.gms.car.media.ALWAYS_RESERVE_SPACE_FOR.ACTION_QUEUE";
Providing custom actions
You can add additional custom playback actions to the transport UI. Use the
to add these actions. See an example of
adding actions and the required callback in
Add a custom action. If space permits, Android adds the custom actions to the
transport controls, otherwise, they are
displayed in the overflow menu. Custom actions appear in the order
in which they are added to the
Icons for custom actions
Each custom action requires an icon resource. Since apps that work with Auto are designed to run in cars with different screen sizes and densities, it is important that you provide your app's custom icons for different screen densities. This will help avoid blurring or other scaling artifacts. Here are some tips that you might find useful as you develop custom icons for your application.
Use vector format where possible
Use the vector format for custom icons whenever possible. A vector drawable allows you to scale assets without losing the detail. A vector drawable also makes it easy to align edges and corners to pixel boundaries at smaller resolutions.
Provide drawables in multiple densities
If you must provide icons as bitmap drawables (
.jpg, and
.gif files) and Nine-Patch drawables (
files), then as a minimum, supply a version of each icon that's optimized for the
following common car screen densities:
- mdpi (medium) ~160dpi
- hdpi (high) ~240dpi
- xhdpi (extra-high) ~320dpi
It is preferred to have your custom icons in the following densities as well:
- xxhdpi (extra-extra-high) ~480dpi
- xxxhdpi (extra-extra-extra-high) ~640dpi (optional)
For more information about designing for different screens, see the Supporting multiple screens developer guide.
Provide off icon style for disabled actions
For cases when a custom action is unavailable for the current context, swap the custom action icon with a corresponding off icon style resource.
Support voice actions
To reduce driver distractions, you must add voice actions in your audio playback app. With voice action support, users can launch your app and play audio by providing voice input on Auto screens. If your audio playback app is already active and the user says "Play a song", the system starts playing music without requiring the user to look at or touch the screen.
Enable your app to handle audio playback requests
Enable your audio app to launch with a voice command such as "Play [search query] on [your app name]" by adding the following entry in your manifest:
<activity> <intent-filter> <action android:name= "android.media.action.MEDIA_PLAY_FROM_SEARCH" /> <category android:name= "android.intent.category.DEFAULT" /> </intent-filter> </activity>
When the user says "Play music on [your app name]" on an Auto screen, Auto
attempts to launch your app and play audio by calling your app's
method. If the user has not specified criteria such as a track name or music genre, the
method receives an empty query parameter. Your app should respond by immediately playing audio, such
as a song from a random queue or the most recent playlist.
Parse the voice query to build the playback queue
When a user searches for a specific criteria, such as "Play jazz on [your app name]"
or "Listen to [song title]", the
callback method receives the voice search results in the query parameter and an extras bundle. For
more information on how to handle search queries to play audio content, see
Play music
based on a search query.
To parse the voice search query to play back audio content in your app, follow these steps:
- Use the extras bundle and search query string returned from the voice search to filter results.
- Build the audio content queue based on these results.
- Play the audio content.
method takes an extras parameter with more detailed information from the voice search.
These extras help you find the audio content in your app for playback. If the search results are
unable to provide this data, you can implement logic to parse the raw search query and play the
appropriate tracks based on the query.
The following extras are supported in Android Auto:
The following snippet shows how to override the
method in your
implementation to handle the search query and extras for playing audio content in your app:
override fun onPlayFromSearch(query: String?, extras: Bundle?) { if (query.isNullOrEmpty()) { // The user provided generic string e.g. 'Play music' // Build appropriate playlist queue } else { // Build a queue based on songs that match "query" or "extras" param val mediaFocus: String? = extras?.getString(MediaStore.EXTRA_MEDIA_FOCUS) if (mediaFocus == MediaStore.Audio.Artists.ENTRY_CONTENT_TYPE) { isArtistFocus = true artist = extras.getString(MediaStore.EXTRA_MEDIA_ARTIST) } else if (mediaFocus == MediaStore.Audio.Albums.ENTRY_CONTENT_TYPE) { isAlbumFocus = true album = extras.getString(MediaStore.EXTRA_MEDIA_ALBUM) } // Implement additional "extras" param filtering } // Implement your logic to retrieve the queue var result: String? = when { isArtistFocus -> artist?.also { searchMusicByArtist(it) } isAlbumFocus -> album?.also { searchMusicByAlbum(it) } else -> null } result = result ?: run { // No focus found, search by query for song title query?.also { searchMusicBySongTitle(it) } } if (result?.isNotEmpty() == true) { // Immediately start playing from the beginning of the search results // Implement your logic to start playing music playMusic(result) } else { // Handle no queue found. Stop playing if the app // is currently playing a song } }
@Override public void onPlayFromSearch(String query, Bundle extras) { if (TextUtils.isEmpty(query)) { // The user provided generic string e.g. 'Play music' // Build appropriate playlist queue } else { // Build a queue based on songs that match "query" or "extras" param String mediaFocus = extras.getString(MediaStore.EXTRA_MEDIA_FOCUS); if (TextUtils.equals(mediaFocus, MediaStore.Audio.Artists.ENTRY_CONTENT_TYPE)) { isArtistFocus = true; artist = extras.getString(MediaStore.EXTRA_MEDIA_ARTIST); } else if (TextUtils.equals(mediaFocus, MediaStore.Audio.Albums.ENTRY_CONTENT_TYPE)) { isAlbumFocus = true; album = extras.getString(MediaStore.EXTRA_MEDIA_ALBUM); } // Implement additional "extras" param filtering } // Implement your logic to retrieve the queue if (isArtistFocus) { result = searchMusicByArtist(artist); } else if (isAlbumFocus) { result = searchMusicByAlbum(album); } if (result == null) { // No focus found, search by query for song title result = searchMusicBySongTitle(query); } if (result != null && !result.isEmpty()) { // Immediately start playing from the beginning of the search results // Implement your logic to start playing music playMusic(result); } else { // Handle no queue found. Stop playing if the app // is currently playing a song } }
Note: To minimize driver distractions, immediately initiate audio content
playback in the
method when you have generated the audio content queue based on the user's request.
For a more detailed example on how to implement voice search to play audio content in your app, see the Universal Media Player sample.
Implement playback control actions
To provide a hands-free experience while users drive and listen to audio content in Android Auto, your app should allow users to control audio content playback with voice actions. When users speak commands such as "Next song", "Pause music", or "Resume music", the system triggers the corresponding callback method where you implement the playback control action.
To provide voice-enabled playback controls, first enable the hardware controls by setting these
flags in your app's
session.setFlags(MediaSessionCompat.FLAG_HANDLES_MEDIA_BUTTONS or MediaSessionCompat.FLAG_HANDLES_TRANSPORT_CONTROLS )
session.setFlags(MediaSessionCompat.FLAG_HANDLES_MEDIA_BUTTONS | MediaSessionCompat.FLAG_HANDLES_TRANSPORT_CONTROLS);
Then, implement the callback methods with the playback controls that you support in your app. Here's a list of voice-enabled playback controls supported by Android Auto:
|Example phrase
|Callback method
|"Next song"
|"Previous song"
|"Pause music"
|"Stop music"
|"Resume music"
For a more detailed example on how to implement voice-enabled playback actions in your app, see the Universal Media Player sample.
Handle errors
When the app experiences an error, you should set the playback state to
STATE_ERROR and provide an error messages using
setErrorMessage(). Android Auto will display the error message
to the user.
For more information about error states, see Working with a media session: States and errors.
You should provide a message that indicates the user needs to open the media app (for example, use "Sign in to Universal Music Player", as opposed to "Please sign in"). If you need to declare a message that is different in cars, detect if the device is in car mode (see Detect car mode for an example code snippet).


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Between horseback riding and mountain biking at this ranch and resort, be sure to carve out plenty of time for the spa, which is situated along a creek in a beautiful meadow. Two massage tents are suspended over the water with glass floors (talk about an amazing view!) and treatments include signatures like the "Cowboy Soak," which involves a moonlit soak in therapeutic copper tubs overlooking a mountain range.
Enjoy 25,000 square feet of spa paradise at this Texas resort's LakeHouse Spa, where a mix of ancient and modern therapeutic techniques are practiced. Spa packages include a couple's package in the private in-ground spa (services include a Quench Body Wrap, lunch at the café and, of course, massages) and a mother-daughter package (includes aromatherapy and manicures/pedicures). Acupuncture, floating meditation and "inner strength" massages are also available.
This destination spa boasts a stunning red rock backdrop and offers rejuvenating Native American-inspired therapies such as "Spirit of the New Moon," which begins with you writing down an intention, followed by a foot bath and fully body massage and "Inner Quest." For the latter, reflective of Native American rituals, sweet grass is burned and a blanket is used to create the warmth of a sweat lodge. New offerings include an exfoliation inspired by the southwest region's pinon nut and directional meditation inspired by indigenous medicine wheel practices.
Rejuvenate at a hotel spa where you can still sneak in some Rodeo Drive shopping during the day. This Beverly Hills luxury hotel spa is centered around a mineral wellness pool. The 20,000-square-foot space is inspired by the Spanish Colonial Revival, and packages include the "Day of Indulgence," which offers a body rescue massage, facial and manicure/pedicure, plus lunch credit.
This Wyoming dude ranch offers a wide range of services in both treatment rooms and traditional outdoor teepees. To get the most out of the beautiful 30,000-acre property that surrounds you, sign up for a spa package such as "Sweet Serenity," which includes a private hike, 80-minute yoga, guided meditation and a 90-minute massage.
At this year-round luxury destination, pampering is prime at the five-star spa, where you'll find hot and cold plunge baths, couple treatment rooms, Vichy wet treatment rooms and even a hair and makeup salon. Try a gemstone facial (meant to dramatically increase hydration) or an alpine glow body wrap (featuring immune-boosting honeybee propolis to rejuvenate dry skin).
This adults-only resort is electronics-free in common areas, giving you a pristine opportunity to unplug and decompress. Located in a vibrant pine forest, this spa offers services including a Purifying Bath Ritual (rainfall shower and exfoliation, cool plunge pool, etc.) and treatments just for him or for the mother-to-be.
This luxury spa recently opened with a bounty of offerings including a salt room, flotation tank and plenty of weekend retreats to choose from. With a focus on body therapy, this spa will leave you feeling healed with Fijian body butter massages, Ayurvedic treatments, steam cocooning and much more.
Not only does this resort offer everything from animal safaris to zip lines, but its spa is also topnotch (besides, you need a way to relax after all those activities!). Wellness retreats are offered throughout the year with both daylong and multi-day options, and regular spa treatments include herbal wraps, spa reflexology and a water bath ritual meant to improve blood and lymph flow.
If your dream weekend getaway includes having the option to explore a bustling city between spa treatments, consider the spa at The Peninsula New York. Its award-winning spa includes a blend of signature treatments with Asian, European and Ayurvedic philosophies. Try the "Escape From The City" package (body wrap exfoliation, holistic massage and remodeling facial) or the "Red Carpet Ready" (healthy glow facial, salt and oil scrub, body wrap, hair wash and blowout and professional makeup application — plus champagne and lunch!).

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It's very obvious when working with Triodos that you're working with a bank that is committed to the sector, to renewable as well as community energy. Which means they do more to help and work with us when structuring, and think outside the box.
When you start a process that can take many months, it's really nice to know you are working with people that are committed to making this work".
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This 9.1MW project is located near Purton, in Wiltshire. It was the first in the UK to be developed on a split-ownership basis, and was named Project of the Year at the 2015 Green Energy Awards.
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Watson, R.A. & Szathmary, E (2016) "How Can Evolution Learn" Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 31 (2016), pp. 147-157 (DOI: 10.1016/j.tree.2015.11.009)
New Scientist Magazine: Intelligent Evolution.
Feature article Nature's brain: A radical new view of evolution (pdf)
Is Evolution more Intelligent than we thought?,
The Conversation: Intelligent design without a creator? Why evolution may be smarter than we thought
Extended Evolutionary Synthesis
'Putting the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis to the Test' project details
New project launch featured in: Science
Press: Southampton set to update Darwin as part of £7.7m project to expand our understanding of evolution
Watch this space: I will be hiring for two postdocs on this project (starting ~June 2017) looking at the interaction of developmental and ecological networks on evolutionary processes.
Richard A. Watson is an associate professor in the Agents, Interaction and Complexity research group at the University of Southampton's School of Electronics and Computer Science, and a member of the Institute for Life Science, Southampton. He received his BA in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Sussex in 1990 and then worked in industry for five years. Returning to academia, he chose Sussex again for an MSc in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems, where he was introduced to evolutionary modeling. His PhD in computer science at Brandeis University (2002) resulted in 22 publications and a dissertation addressing the algorithmic concepts underlying the major transitions in evolution. A postdoctoral position at Harvard University's Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology provided training to complement his computer science background. He now has over 100 publications on topics spanning evolutionary biology, evolutionary computation, population genetics, neural networks and computational biology. He is the author of Compositional Evolution: The Impact of Sex, Symbiosis, and Modularity on the Gradualist Framework of Evolution (MIT Press, 2006).


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THE US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has launched a new Web-based tool that allows investors to view XBRL documents filed with the commission.
Called the Interactive Financial Report Viewer, the online application converts raw XBRL filings into something humans can read. And while that's all it does — it does so quite well.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox, who unveiled the tool at the XBRL International 14th Global Conference in Philadelphia yesterday, said more functionality was coming.
|The SEC launched its web-based XBRL viewer yesterday.
He also pointed out that it is not the SEC's intention to become a software developer. The demo is merely a way to make XBRL more relevant to investors and to encourage the software industry to develop XBRL tools.
To that end, the technology underlying the viewer is or will be open source. Meanwhile, XBRL pioneers like UBmatrix and Rivet Software have announced that they will open source their XBRL processing engine software code.
In his remarks yesterday, Chairman Cox said the SEC hopes "to stimulate the private sector development of software that uses SEC data feeds, so that investors will have better and faster information from the analytical tools created by securities analysts, private software developers, web publishers, and other media outlets that rely on publicly disclosed financial information."
A key stumbling block for the SEC and investors is the lack of available US company XBRL financial data to view and analyze. Currently, investors can use the SEC's XBRL web tool to view financials for only 32 companies that are part of a voluntary filing program.
Until there is a much broader base of companies providing XBRL financials, most viewing tools for investors are of little use. Ultimately, the SEC will have no choice but to make the format mandatory for all issuers.
Glimpse of the future
In the meantime, investors who are willing to spend some money can take advantage or proprietary XBRL databases such as that of EDGAR Online, which used the occasion of the international conference to launch the next edition of its XBRL tools called I-Metrix 2.0.
This product offers a glimpse into the future of XBRL tools for investors. It combines EDGAR Online's proprietary database of XBRL data covering over 11,000 companies with new analytical capabilities.
Open to beta testers, I-Metrix 2.0 will be available to EDGAR Online customers in the first quarter of 2007 and works with the newly released Microsoft Office 2007 and Windows Vista.
New enhancements in the release include:
- New screening tools that let investors filter EDGAR Online's XBRL database to find companies matching their criteria, highlight anomalies, identify peers, and detect industry trends.
- Built-in valuation models such as Discounted Cash Flow, Dividend Discount, Free Cash Flow and Peer Analysis.
- Selected XBRL tagged footnotes to provide insight into a company and its performance.
EDGAR Online also said it is adding data from both the Shenzhen and Shanghai Stock Exchanges for Chinese companies.
Hyperbole abounds
Of course, developing and providing tools for investors is only part of the XBRL story. Software developers are hard at work on applications to help financial report preparers integrate XBRL into their internal systems.
There has been a slew of news releases over the past few days from a range of companies. Unfortunately, a lot of them of filled with technical jargon and heavy "marketese."
My head is spinning from the number of times I saw vacuous phrases and terms like "world's first," "newest and most sophisticated," "gold-standard," "first platform in the world," "major advance in the field," "unrivaled."
The shrill hyperbole needs to be toned down and more focus placed on the benefits to companies.
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Queer & Now Auditions!
Auditions for the next version of QUEER & NOW are Tuesday, September 25 6:30 - 10:30pm & Wednesday, September 26 6:30 - 10:30pm in French Hall, Room 102, at UMass Amherst. Sign up to audition here, or email us with any questions! More information can be found here.
About Queer & Now
QUEER & NOW: A Lip Sync Spectacular is a new theatrical project that fuses the forms of drag, lip sync, and ensemble-based physical theater. Conceived by director Garrett Sager in response to the increased anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric in American culture, QUEER & NOW disrupts oppressive narratives through the celebration of queerness as an act of radical dissent.
In March 2018, QUEER & NOW will expand on the conversations and questions from the first production, and will propose new possible formations for the fall 2018 iteration.
QUEER & NOW is sponsored in part by support from the UMass Arts Council and Theater Department.
QUEER AND NOW: A Lip Sync Spectacular from Queer and Now on Vimeo. Trailer by Alyssa Labrie.
Though the lip-sync showcases a talented cast full of ferocity and grace, the piece stands as a challenge to anti-LGBTQ rhetoric with empowering images and tangible moments of cast members embracing their identities and showcasing their journeys to achieve this autonomy.
-Mary Margaret Hogan, "Queer Lip-Sync Spectacular Showcases Empowering Narratives"
QUEER & NOW started in fall 2017 at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst as a devised exploration of drag, lip sync, music, movement, and ensemble-based performance. It has now evolved and grown into a medium through which this ensemble tackles issues as intimate as dysphoria, religion, self-esteem, and sexuality, while sparking broader conversations about potential queer futures through the dissent of queer pasts. These futures are imagined through a series of scenes, each helmed by one of the ensemble members. Each scene offers one perspective of queerness, one possible transformation, one celebration, and one dissent. Together they become a tapestry of our lived experiences, our questions, our desires, and our possibilities.
Making QUEER & NOW has shown me new ways of using drag and queer performance as a weapon against the dangerous heteropatriarchy. There's something ritual and cathartic about getting into drag, and then it's electrifying to perform as this other version of yourself that can be weird, gorgeous, strange, sickening, disgusting, larger than life, and totally out of this world. We're doing something really radical by having a blast in QUEER & NOW. We're leaving our audiences with hope, joy, and snatched wigs.
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NACOGDOCHES, TX (KTRE) - Junior shooting guard Antonio Bostic has evolved from a bench player last season for the 'Jacks to SFA's leader in minutes played so far this year. His transformation into a leadership role and amazing stretch of games has helped earn his spot as our 'Jack of the week.
Bostic might as well begin being called SFA's 'iron man,' because he leads the team in minutes played and twice last week never left the floor during the entire game.
Bostic says it's nice coach has that much confidence in his endurance.
"It feels good to be out there that long," said Bostic. "But during the game I don't really think about it and by the end I don't notice that I played the whole time."
Coach Kaspar credits Bostic for the 'Jacks recent hot streak. Over the last 7 games the 6'2" guard from Kansas is averaging 14 points per game and SFA is 5-2 during that stretch.
"Antonio is going through a very good streak right now which is one of the reasons we are winning games," said Kaspar. "He is hitting it well and is going to have to continue to do that if we are going to continue our winning ways."
On Monday Bostic was named the Southland conference player of the week. That was due in large part to two outstanding performances where Bostic scored 17 and 19 points leading SFA to two huge victories. But Bostic wants to focus more on the wins than the awards.
"It's good to get the award and you always like to contribute to your team, but I like helping the team get wins," said Bostic. "It was nice and I was happy, but I was more happy for my team because I would not have got it without them."
So SFA's first player of 2012 to win the Southland's player of the week is also your 'Jack of the week. You can watch Bostic and the rest of the Lumberjacks on Saturday in Nacogdoches. The men's and women's basketball teams will host a double header starting at 4PM. The women will host Texas State, while the men play High Point in the 'Sears Bracket Busters' game.
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In Ariosa Diagnostics, Inc. v. Sequenom, Inc., Nos. 14-1139, -1144 (Fed. Cir. Dec. 2, 2015), the Federal Circuit denied Sequenom's petition for a rehearing en banc of the panel's decision that Sequenom's asserted claims were patent ineligible under 35 U.S.C. § 101. The order was accompanied by two concurring opinions and one dissenting opinion.
In his concurring opinion, where he was joined by Judge Moore, Judge Lourie agreed with the panel's application of Mayo Collaborative Services. v. Prometheus Laboratories, Inc., 132 S. Ct. 1289 (2012), but expressed concerns about the Mayo test itself. Judge Lourie wrote that Sequenom's claims "should not be patent-ineligible on the ground that they set forth natural laws or are abstractions," but rather "the finer filter of § 112 might be better suited to treating these as questions of patentability." Similarly, in his concurring opinion, Judge Dyk voiced concern that "a too restrictive test . . . may discourage development and disclosure of new diagnostic and therapeutic methods in the life sciences."
In contrast, Judge Newman disagreed with the panel's application of Mayo, writing in her dissenting opinion: "Precedent does not require that all discoveries of natural phenomena or their application in new ways or for new uses are ineligible for patenting." Judge Newman also stated that the facts of Ariosa "diverge significantly" from the facts and rulings of Mayo.


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Y Sgubor is a beautiful dog friendly holiday home in Powys which includes the following amenities:
This property accepts bookings starting on: Friday
Pricing information
This pet friendly property can be booked from only £724 per week. This is the average cost per week and does not take into account seasonal variations. Please visit the property owners website to confirm the price you will pay.
The property owner has provided us with the following information on their pricing:
The price shown is the average price per week. This does not take into account seasonal variation. Please visit the owners website to obtain an accurate idea of price.
Amenity Notes
Oil central heating on first floor and underfloor heating on ground floor with woodburners. Electric range cooker, combination microwave, American-style fridge/freezer with ice maker, fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, 2 x TVs with FreeSat, DVD, WiFi, iPod docks, payphone. Fuel, power and starter packs for woodburners inc. in rent. Extra wood can be purchased from owner. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent (please bring own towels for hot tub). Travel cot, highchair and stairgate on request. Off road parking for 5 cars. Lockable bike storage for 6 bikes. Enclosed lawned garden with crushed slate sitting area with furniture and BBQ. 7-seater hot tub. Three well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 4.5 miles. Pub 2 miles. Note: Dogs must be kept on a lead when outside the garden.
Children Welcome
This pet friendly property also welcomes children, and provides guests with the following amenities.
Pets Welcome at Y Sgubor
Pet restrictions and notices
Pets are accepted on the understanding that they are kept under control, exercised off the premises, kept out of bedrooms, off the furniture and that they are never left in the property unattended. To help you choose your property we indicate in the description if it has an enclosed garden; however, this does not necessarily mean it will be escape-proof. You should also bear in mind that many beaches ban all dogs (apart from guide dogs) during the summer months. Please remember to inform Sykes Cottages of the details of all pets accompanying you. Where there is a charge for taking your pet, this will be made clear in the Amenitien section of the cottage description and at the time of booking.
This beautiful pet friendly property is found in Llangynog, Powys
More about Llangynog
The village of Llangynog is set in the Berwyn Mountains and is surrounded by wooded hills and valleys. The village has two pubs, both of which serve good food and the area is excellent for walks and cycle rides.
Region Description
Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.
Contact Details
This property is managed by Sykes Holiday Cottages who can be contacted by phoning 01244 356695.
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Please check the property's own website for the most up to date information on pets, and please be aware some properties may make a small charge for pets.
Can I make a booking on Where Pets are Welcome?
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What if I don't hear back from the owner?
You can send another message via the Where Pets Are Welcome "Send Inquiry" button to check if the property is still available.
We ask all owners to provide a contact number, meaning you can also call to follow up - this should be shown above.
If you still don't hear from the owner, Where Pets Are Welcome recommends that you send inquiries directly to the property.
How many dogs can I take?
We do ask that property owners provide us with this information, but we are aware a large number of listing do not include this information.
If the information is not shown, please visit the property's website link where this information can be found.
At a Glance
This gorgeous 5 bed, 3 bath property in Llangynog comfortably sleeps 11, and can be booked from only £724 per week.
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Here is another beautiful acid etched lithograph from Germany that came from the same home as UJ-274, although it is not marked as is the other print.
The subject here is sweet with a touch of humor if you notice the face on the kitten who is left behind! It's details are lovely and the print is in fine condition. The silvered wood frame has nice details and measures exactly the same as the other piece - 8 3/4" in height by 6 3/4" in width. Should you take both, the price for shipping will be adjusted into one package and will cost less.
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We have long been critics of Barack Obama, sometimes harsh ones. But we have always tried to be fair. So when unfairness comes to light, we feel obliged to object to it.
That happened yesterday when Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert lit into Obama for his incompetent foreign policy. The Daily Mail has the story:
Lawmakers are fuming over President Barack Obama's admission on Thursday that his White House lacks a strategy for dealing with the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) in Syria….
And as House and Senate members piled on with sharp criticism, a former senior aide to a retired defense secretary told MailOnline that the Joint Chiefs of Staff are "seeing red" and "spitting nails" following Obama's candid admission.
"They're losing confidence in their mission," said the long-time Pentagon insider, who spoke on condition of anonymity. "When the president doesn't know what direction to point people in, all his advisers can do is guess at what he wants. That's not good."
Those criticisms are entirely justified. Pretty much everyone who isn't a paid Democratic Party operative, or an unpaid operative like a reporter or editor, sees Obama's paralysis in the face of ISIS and similar terrorist groups as a disastrous failure.
Most of what Congressman Gohmert said about Obama's foreign policy was right on point:
"I don't know where he's getting his information," said Gohmert. "Maybe it's CIA Director [John] Brennan who said earlier this year that 'No, these guys don't want a caliphate.'
"He must have his head buried in a hole somewhere on the first green."
That is a fair and rather mild comment on Obama's ineptitude. But this is where Congressman Gohmert went astray:
Texas Republican Rep. Louie Gohmert told Fox News on Thursday that Obama articulated "a pitiful foreign policy, and Barney Fife is in charge."
This is, I think, deeply unfair to Barney Fife. Those who watched Andy of Mayberry many years ago recall Barney as the nervous, seemingly ineffectual deputy sheriff who could never do anything right. And yet…there was more to Barney than that. He may have been confused at times, but he was no dummy. And he may have been nervous, but he was no coward. Take this clip, for instance:
To put Barack Obama in the same category as Barney Fife is deeply insulting to Fife. Therefore, we must protest. Has Barack Obama ever shown the courage and moral clarity that Fife exhibits in that brief video? No.
So: if you want to criticize the Obama administration, go right ahead. They have it coming. But leave Barney Fife out of it: we should be so lucky as to have him for a president.


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As Spring brightens and everything blooms with mother nature's music - the river flowing, the birds [...]
Free screening of two episodes from Season 2 of AMC's "Longmire," the charismatic, unflappable sheriff of Absaroka County made famous in the bestselling murder mysteries by Wyoming author Craig Johnson.
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Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office Correction Division is responsible for the care, custody and control of approximately 1,070 offenders throughout Rapides Parish. The division is divided into 6 separate departments.
Contact Information
Major - Doug Hollingsworth- (318) 484-5327 - Email
Corrections Investigator - Jay Slayter - (318) 442-9243 - Email
Reentry Program Coordinator - Lahoma Richardson - (318) 449-4378 - Email
Detention Center I houses 328 offenders and serves as an intake facility for Rapides Parish. It also houses Pre-trial detainees, Parish prisoners, Department of Corrections offenders, and offenders serving time for municipalities throughout Rapides Parish.
Money orders can be mailed to the address below or they can be brought in on visitation days. Personal property for an offender can be brought in on visitation days.
For information on a detainee's bond, contact the on duty supervisor at (318) 473-6750.
Contact Information
Warden - Pat Ashley - (318) 449-5465 - Email
Assistant Warden - Gerald Carmouche (318) 449-5484 - Email
Secretary - Tara Smith - (318) 473-6816 - Email
Booking Desk - (318) 473-6750
Offender mail may be sent to:
(Offenders Name)
701 Murray Street Suite 303
Alexandria, LA 71309
Visitation hours are on Saturdays from 08:00 am - 11:30am or 12:00pm - 3:30pm. Special visits and child visits must be pre-approved by the Warden's office as well as all pastoral visits.
This facility houses approximately 381 sentenced offenders.
Money orders can be mailed to the address below or can be brought in during business hours, Mon-Fri 8:00-4:30.
Visiting hours
Contact Information
Warden - Antoine Batiste - (318) 449-4385 - Email
Assistant Warden - Aaron Poole- (318) 449-4384 - Email
Secretary - Polly Funchess - (318) 449-4383 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Offender mail may be sent to:
Rapides Parish Detention Center III
(Offender's Name)
7400 Academy Drive
Alexandria, LA 71303
Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office Transitional Work Program houses approximately 315 transitional work offenders. The offenders are employed throughout the community so they may become able to re-enter into society with a trade to obtain gainful employment. For information on hiring an offender, please contact Cpl. Steve Boeta or Sgt. Walter Blade at (318) 449-4363. Office hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.
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1st and 3rd full weekends of each month
Jan 1 - June 30
July 1 - Dec 31
Offender Visitation Rules
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Warden - Mac Dyess- (318) 473-6647 - Email
Assistant Warden - Arthur Lebrane - (318) 449-4380 - Email
Secretary - Cynthia Smith - (318) 442-9293 - Email
TWP Transportation - Dep. W. Bell - (318) 449-4365 - Email
Visitation - Dep. Wiley Bell - (318) 449-4360 - Email
Employment -
Sgt. Jamie Lemoine - (318) 449-4363 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Cpl. Greg McQueen - (318) 449-4363 - Email
Offender's mail may be sent to:
(Offender's Name)
Rapides Parish Transitional Work Program
400-C John Allison Drive
Alexandria, LA 71303
Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office Transportation Section is responsible for transporting offenders to court, medical appointments and extradition.
Contact Information
Lt. Sam Abate- (318) 484-5326 - Email
Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office Jail Records Section is responsible for maintaining records on the following areas:
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Captain Sandy Thiels - (318) 473-6735 - Email
Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office House Arrest Section is responsible for electronic monitoring of offenders on House Arrest and Pre-trial Detention. Payments for these services can be mailed to P.O. Box 1510 Alexandria, LA 71309 or dropped off at the House Arrest office Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, located on the 2nd floor of the Rapides Parish Court House. There is a fee for Electronic Monitoring. The set up fee is $125.00 and a weekly fee of $30.00 for a total initial money order of $155.00, thereafter a $30.00 weekly fee. All fees payable by money order only.
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Lt. Jay Slayter - (318) 473-6737 - Email
Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office currently utilize approximately 45 offenders for trash pick-up around Rapides Parish. These crews pick-up approximately 400,000 pounds of trash each year. To report trash on a road or to have appliances picked-up, contact the Rapides Parish Highway Department. Old appliances will be collected on the second Monday of each month.
The Produce Farm utilizes approximately eight to ten offenders that are responsible for preparing, planting and harvesting of all vegetables grown by the department.
The Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office has a zero-tolerance policy regarding sexual violence, sexual harassment, and/or sexual misconduct involving staff and those in our custody. If you have information or believe a person under our custody has been subjected to conduct of this nature, please notify the Corrections Division at the numbers below, or you may report to the Criminal Operations Division at (318) 473-6727


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Funeral Services Held for 'Infomercial King' Billy Mays
Television pitchman Billy Mays, whose high-energy hawking turned products like OxiClean from infomercial curiosities into mainstream successes, was remembered as a pop culture icon at his funeral Friday near Pittsburgh.
"He sold more OxiClean than Andy Warhol sold Campbell's Soup," said Mays' cousin Dean Panizzi, comparing Mays to the Pittsburgh-born pop artist who turned the soup can into a work of art.
Scores of mourners came to the tiny suburb of McKees Rocks, where Mays was raised, to remember the popular pitchman. Mays developed his style demonstrating knives, mops and other "As Seen on TV" gadgets on Atlantic City's boardwalk and worked for years as a hired gun on the state fair and home show circuits, attracting crowds with his booming voice and genial manner.
Mays got his start on TV on the Home Shopping Network and then branched out into commercials and infomercials. He developed such a strong following that he became the subject of a reality TV series, Discovery Channel's "Pitchmen."
"Pitchmen" creator and executive producer Chris Wilson said the outsized personality that earned Mays a place in the pop culture lexicon was paired with an innate ability to reach viewers.
"Billy had an amazing way of just making you believe that everything he said was true," Wilson said Friday. "He didn't sell you, he told you."
The likable personality Mays presented on TV viewers existed in real life, too, Wilson said.
"As great as a pitch man Billy was, he was an even better man and an even better individual," he said.
Outside the funeral, a company owned by fellow "Pitchmen" star Anthony Sullivan handed out shiny stickers bearing a caricature of Mays' face.
Mays hawked everything from the Wash-matik, a device for pumping water from a bucket to wash cars, to Orange Glo, an environmentally friendly cleaner. Sporting a jet-black beard and coupling high-energy demonstrations with booming pitches, Mays always seemed ready to jump off the screen.
Mays is believed to have died of a heart attack in his sleep, but further tests are needed to be sure of the cause of death.


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Markets post gains Tuesday
NEW YORK, Jan. 22 (UPI) -- U.S. stock indexes reversed direction in New York Tuesday, recouping early losses and moving solidly into positive territory by the close of trading.
USA Today reported White House press secretary Jay Carney said President Barack Obama "would not stand in the way" of a three-month extension to the debt ceiling, which would give lawmakers more time to hash out differences on the next federal budget.
The National Association of Realtors said existing home sales dropped 1 percent November to December, but sales of previously owned homes were still elevated from a year earlier.
After an early drop of 27 points, the Dow Jones industrial average closed with a gain of 62.51 points, 0.46 percent, to 13,712.21. The Nasdaq composite index gained 8.47 points or 0.27 percent, to 3,143.18. The Standard and Poor's 500 gained 6.58 points or 0.44 percent to 1,492.56.
On the New York Stock Exchange, 2,110 stocks advanced and 930 declined on a volume of 3.5 billion shares traded.
The 10-year treasury note yielded 1.847 percent.
Against the dollar, the euro was $1.3322 from Friday's $1.3313. The dollar dropped against the yen, hitting 88.78 yen from 89.62 yen.
In Tokyo, the Nikkei 225 index lost 0.35 percent, 37.81 points, to 10,709.93.
In London, the FTSE 100 index lost 0.03 percent, 1.81 points, to 6,179.17.
Report: Jobless to reach 202M in 2013
GENEVA, Switzerland, Jan. 22 (UPI) -- A U.N. agency in Switzerland said there would be 202 million people unemployed globally in 2013, topping the record of 199 million from 2009.
The International Labor Organization said the ranks of people out of a job swelled by 4 million in 2012 and would grow by 5.1 million in 2013, the Los Angeles Times reported Tuesday.
The number of unemployed would grow to 210.6 million in 2017, the agency predicted.
More ominous than that, the figures do not include the number of workers who have given up on finding a job and stopped looking. Those discouraged jobless workers are taken out of the data pool, as they are defined as people who stopped looking, which takes them out of the global workforce.
Taking discouraged workers out of the workforce is "masking the true extent of the jobs crisis," the ILO said in a recent report.
Stanford associate gets 10 years
HOUSTON, Jan. 22 (UPI) -- A U.S. judge handed former Stanford Financial Group Chief Financial Officer James Davis a five-year prison term for his part in a $7.2 billion fraud.
The fraud that included the loss of about $7.2 billion earned financier R. Allen Stanford a 110-year prison term. Davis could have received up to 30 years on various counts, including conspiracy to commit mail, wire and securities fraud, The Houston Chronicle reported Tuesday.
Davis is 64 and had been seeking a four-year sentence. His attorney, David Finn, pointed out that Davis, who pleaded guilty, had cooperated with authorities in their pursuit of his former boss.
Prosecutors had asked for a sentence twice as long as the one that was meted out. "How do you reward cooperation? And his cooperation was outstanding ... . We're asking for 10 years," said prosecutor Jason Varnado.
Davis looked down and held back tears as U.S. District Judge David Hittner read the sentence, the newspaper reported.
"I'm ashamed and embarrassed ... . I hurt thousands. I betrayed their trust," Davis said at the sentencing.
Business in central Atlantic region slows
RICHMOND, Va., Jan. 22 (UPI) -- The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Va., said Central Atlantic manufacturing slipped in January after two consecutive months of growth.
"Nearly all broad indicators of [business] activity fell into negative territory. Other indicators also suggested additional softness," the Fed said.
The diffuse business index for the region fell from 9 in November and 5 in December to minus 12 in January.
Shipments, volume of new orders, capacity utilization and vendor lead time all moved from positive to negative in the month.
The index measuring the number of employees moved from minus 3 to minus 5. The index measuring the number of hours worked was little changed at minus 4 after a posting of minus 2 in December.
The wages index stayed positive and grew, albeit marginally, moving from 10 to 11, the Fed said.


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In a column for the Sydney Daily Telegraph, Clarke said he was confident of padding up on Wednesday.
"I love playing at the MCG in the biggest Test of the year but I have never done it justice," he said
"I'm still searching for my first hundred there and will be doing everything in my power to make sure it comes this week.
"That has included working overtime with our team physiotherapist Alex Kountouris to make sure my hamstring is right for Boxing Day.
"I only suffered a minor twinge while batting in Hobart and remain confident that I will be fine to play," he added.
Clarke has had an extraordinary season, scoring 1,489 runs at 106.35 and is just 55 runs adrift of Ricky Ponting's Australian record of 1,544 in a calendar year.
If he fails to recover, his place will go to Usman Khawaja, with Shane Watson assuming the captaincy.
Australia - Michael Clarke (capt), David Warner, Ed Cowan, Phil Hughes, Shane Watson, Mike Hussey, Matt Wade, Peter Siddle, Mitchell Johnson, Nathan Lyon, Jackson Bird, Usman Khawaja
Aussie bowler Bird lands debut for 2nd Sri Lanka Test
In a column for the Sydney Daily Telegraph, Clarke said he was confident of padding up on Wednesday.
Clarke faced throw-downs from assistant coach Stuart Law in the nets under the watchful eye of Arthur and then took a break before batting again against bowlers including Johnson.
Arthur said the skipper would also train on Tuesday with a decision on whether he plays left as long as possible.
"He's clearly improving. He went far better today than he did yesterday," Arthur said of a player who has reclaimed the top spot in the latest ICC Test batsman rankings.
"If I was a betting man I'd bet on Michael Clarke leading the team out on Boxing Day. It will be a consultation between Michael and Alex (team physio Alex Kountouris)."
Australian quick Jackson Bird will make his debut in the Boxing Day Test against Sri Lanka, selectors said on Monday, while skipper Michael Clarke was given more time to prove his fitness.
Lanky right-armer Bird will line up alongside strike bowler Peter Siddle with Mitchell Starc controversially rested as part of Cricket Australia's rotation policy.
Mitchell Johnson replaces the injured Ben Hilfenhaus and spinner Nathan Lyon retains his place as Australia look to make it 2-0 in the three Test series after winning the opener in Hobart last week by 137 runs.
Australian coach Mickey Arthur said Bird was in great form and deserved his chance.
"He brings line and length," Arthur said. "He brings pressure, he swings the ball out, he brings some nice pace, he's got all the attributes for a good quick bowler."
Bird built a strong case for selection with 80 wickets in his 14 Sheffield Shield matches for Tasmania at 17.54 and has snared 14 of those in two matches at the MCG at 12.07.
"I'm going to open the bowling so I'm looking forward to that," Bird said.
"I feel like I'm ready for Test cricket."
Starc misses out despite bowling superbly in Hobart with Arthur saying he was being rested ahead of a gruelling 2013 schedule.
"Mitch is our one quick bowler who stars in all three forms of the game," he said. "We've got such a lot of important cricket coming up and Mitch will be integral to that."
In a tweet, Starc said: "Absolutely shattered - Massive game, good luck to Birdy on debut, he will do an amazing job!"
Clarke was named to captain the team after batting in the nets Monday, but concern remains over his fitness after he strained a hamstring in the Hobart Test.


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Quest Lobo
Começa em:
Pet MAnager Martin
Nivel Minimo: 15
fala com o Pet manager MArtin quer fica em Gludin, ele vai te dar o Animel_slayer_List
Agora va caçar os monstros que ele falou
(tem na descriçao do item d quest q ele te deu), na sua terra natal( de sua raça).
Voce tem que conceguir 50 dos itens que os monstros vao dropar(itens d quest).
Quando conceguir os itens volte ateh Martin, ele pegara os itens e te dara o Animal_lovers_list.
Visite 3 pessoas mencionada na lista, elas sao:
Gatekeeper Belladonna em gludio,
Guarda Metty na saida sul de dion
Trader Ellie na Loja de acessorios.
Depois volte ateh MArtin e ele vai te dar um questionario.
Se voce erra vai ter q ir nas pessoas novamenta q foram mencionadas na lista.
Aki as perguntas e as respostas ( Q= pergunta A= Resposta)
Q: The pet shall disappear forever if you can't resurrect it within a certain amount of time.
What is the maximum amount of time to resurrect a pet?
A: 3 minutes.
Q: The owner can use its pet for many different purposes.
Which one of the following is NOT the purpose of a pet use?
A: Send someone to buy items from the village.
Q: Which one among the following does a wolf NOT eat?
A: No response.
Q: Normally, how would a wolf's tail be positioned?
Q: The biological classification of the wolf is 'meat-eating mammal of a dog's family'. Then which animal among the following is NOT a 'meat-eating mammal from a dog's family'?
A: No response.
Q: The following connections are made between the wolves in the Lineage world and their habitats. Which of the following is NOT connected properly?
A: Orcs? black wolf.
Q: The following are descriptions about the wolf. Choose the RIGHT one among the choices.
A: A full-grown wolf weighs less than most adult men.
Q: What should you do to make a pet grow faster?
A: Makes the pet hit monster several times.
Q: There is no exact data on the life span of a wild wolf. Then how long does a wolf in the zoo normally live?
A: 12-15 years
Q: The following are descriptions on the life of a wolf. Choose the WRONG description among the choices.
A: A pregnant wolf makes shelter in a large vacant ground for her babies.
Q: How far (km) can a wolf's scent reach?
A: 2.4 km
Q: [Which wolf leads the pack?]
A: Alpha male.
Q: [What is the wrong description of a wolf's breeding process?]
A: The period of a pregnancy is 9 months.
Q: [What wolf lives 2.5M-10K years ago?]
A: Dire Wolf. _________
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BEVERIDGE marriages 1887-1900 Victoria Australia
BEVERIDGE marriages 1887-1900 Victoria Australia.
BEVERIDGE (males)
married: 1888 Sarah WEST.
James William Todd
married: 1888 Rose Anna Elizabeth SMITH.
married: 1889 Jacobina PLUMMER.
married: 1889 Mary BEAVIS.
married: 1890 Laura FRANCIS.
Henry Alexander
married: 1891 Emily Etta CHINCHICK.
married: 1891 Annie MCINTOSH.
married: 1892 Emma HONEYMAN.
William Hastings
married: 1892 Jane Bailie Nicol RUSSELL.
Alexander John
married: 1894 Mary COFFEY.
Alexander Robert
married: 1894 Annie Wina BRENDEL.
James Campbell
married: 1894 Jemima VINECOMBE.
George Andrew
married: 1899 Elizabeth Madeleine MOORE.
Joseph Coawn
married: 1899 Amie Maria TRESSIDEN.
George Mccarthur
married: 1900 Mary Agnes TIE.
Robert Ebenezer
married: 1900 Emmeline Minnie GUY.
William James
married: 1900 Ethel Louise PECK.
William John
married: 1900 Margaret Ellen CARROLL.
BEVERIDGE (females)
Grace Forrest
married: 1887 John MCPHEE.
Bessie Margaret
married: 1888 John NEALE.
Mary Francis
married: 1888 Richard Thomas JUDGE.
married: 1888 John GARRASCH.
married: 1889 William RETCHFORD.
Mary Isabella Victoria
married: 1889 Dugald MCARTHUR.
Margaret Jack
married: 1890 William WOOD.
Mary Jack
married: 1890 George Henry CHATFIELD.
Mary Ann
married: 1891 Charles HARCOMBE.
married: 1892 George Nelson Percy CAIN.
Isabel Francis
married: Richard BRAZIER 1892.
Jessie Mitchell
married: 1896 Ralph ARCHBOLD.
married: 1897 Thomas WATSON.
Margaret Mcarthur
married: 1897 George Joseph TIE.
Janet Williamson
married: 1899 Ernest Edward HART.
Emily Amelia
married: 1900 James HEATHCOTE.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others
researching the BEVERIDGE lines.
on 2011-05-21 22:49:40
TONKIN lives in Victoria, Australia.
Please note.
Journals are intended to assist new researchers locate family lines in Australia and should only be used as a guide for follow up research and record searches as intended. Due to spelling and informant errors appearing in the records, typo errors and my misreading of the records mistakes must be expected. Errors will be corrected when detected.


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Academy Trust
John Mason School converted to an Academy on 1st February 2014. We are still known as John Mason School. A new Trust Board has taken over all responsibility for running the school. The John Mason Academy Trust was formed from the previous school governing body.
Academy schools provide a different form of governance for a school, funded directly by the Department for Education and not the local authority. Greater financial control will put us on a surer financial footing to provide the very best education for all our students and for children in Abingdon and the surrounding areas.
Being an academy does not change the joint partnership work by all three secondary schools and the college in the Abingdon Consortium and the wider partnership of primary schools, in their shared commitment to the education of all our children. JMS governors reaffirmed our commitment to the partnerships and to ensure equality and inclusive education remains at the heart of the school's vision and values.
Conversion to an academy school does not have any effect on those children applying for admission as the Board will abide by the Admissions Code and applications will still be made through Oxfordshire County Council.


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Starring Linda Cardellini, Michael Shannon, John Slattery, Talia Balsam, Emma Rayne Lyle, Paul Sparks, Louisa Krause, Rosie Benton, James Murtaugh, Rutanya Alda
Directed by Liza Johnson
Drama starring Linda Cardellini as a National Guard soldier who returns home from duty and struggles to readjust to civilian life.
Kelli (Cardellini) is looking forward to getting back to her family after a tough tour of duty in the Middle East.
However, to her great surprise, her initial happiness at seeing her husband, Mike (Michael Shannon), and their two daughters again gradually gives way to an increasing sense of paranoia and isolation.
Convinced that Mike has betrayed her while she was away, Kelli begins spending time with Bud (John Slattery), a war veteran with a drinking problem.
As Bud's attempts to block out his unpleasant memories of combat with alcohol start to rub off on Kelli, she finds herself drifting further away from the root of her former happiness - her family and friends - and in desperate need of direction.
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- Catalogue number: 7953691
- Studio: Network Releasing
- Release date: 06/08/2012
- Genre: Drama
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Market Wise Q&A column for the SJMN: When is it Time to Change Agents?
Pat Kapowich for the San Jose Mercury News
Q: After 18 months of a home search, my husband and I want to switch Agents. We have written lots of offers that he was unable to get accepted. He is a nice person but it seems that Sellers and their Agents easily mold him into their way of thinking. Recently, after having submitted an offer the previous day, we visited the property with our agent for a second look. The Listing Agent, who works for the same large reputable firm, suspiciously joined us, and suggested we lower our offer by $50,000. Instead, we should apply that money in the form cash, to buy all the sellers' furniture, which would be unknown to the Short-Selling Banks. This way the Sellers would decide to work with us over competing Buyers and forward our offer to the banks for the Short Sale approval process. My wife and I were slacked-jawed to listen to this proposal, especially since our Agent kept nodding his head, smiling and then announcing to us it was a "good way for you two to get into a house." We did not sign a Buyer-Broker Agreement; so it is our understanding that we have no financial obligation to this Agent. What is the best way to communicate we are moving-on while retrieving our large deposit check that is held in his real estate office?
A: We, as Agents, are mandated to log a deposit check into the office as soon as possible. When an offer is accepted, the office staff will log the check out and forward it to the designated escrow company that is handling the transaction. If the offer is rejected, the check is promptly returned to the buyer(s). The Agent should not handle the deposit check once his or her brokerage receives it. It would be prudent for you to contact the front desk of his office and ask for the check to be returned. Regardless, you need to call or write this Agent and inform him you are in fact, moving-on. If you are also working with his Loan Officer, you should make a clean break and hire a new Agent and Loan Officer. Sadly, what you heard was not surprising. Real Estate Attorneys and FBI Agents remind us that tough times create a new set of scams. Colluding licensed Agents and Loan Officers who can and will drive creative ways to default federally insured banks while their Buyers or Sellers clients ride along as accomplices. You've witnessed the segment of our industry that can't compete with an incorruptible professional, or honestly sell and/or negotiate their way out of a paper bag. The opposite jaw-dropping experience is to observe the results generated by an expert employing a deft skill-set as he/she plays by the rules. 1-7-12
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