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Opened 9 years ago
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#13068 new Bug
The "Add another [inline object]" javascript doesn't respect prepopulated_fields settings
|Reported by:
|Owned by:
|Sean Brant
|prepopulated_field inline add
|hr.bjarni+django@…, brant.sean@…, Gabriel Hurley, rafael.capucho@…
|Triage Stage:
|Has patch:
|Needs documentation:
|Needs tests:
|Patch needs improvement:
|Easy pickings:
If I have an inline form with a prepopulated field, i.e:
class SomethingInline(admin.TabularInline): model = Something prepopulated_fields = {'title_slug': ('title',)} extra = 2
Then the extra inlines added by the new javascript dont automatically populate the title_slug field when entering a title.
BTW: The alternating row colors also dissappear for me in firefox when I click "Add another.."
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Change History (50)
comment:1 Changed 9 years ago by
|→ 1.2
|Triage Stage:
|Unreviewed → Accepted
|1.2-beta → SVN
Confirmed the prepopulated_fields issue.
On Firefox 3.5.8 I don't see any problem with the alternating row colors; in any case, if that actually is a problem in some browsers, it should get its own separate Trac issue.
comment:2 Changed 9 years ago by
I have a similar case that seems related. I suspect any widget in an inline that requires events to fire will fail here since the inline addition happens dynamically and a new DOM element is inserted but the events aren't added to the new DOM element.
comment:3 Changed 9 years ago by
An update. I added a slug field to an existing project to test this myself and also noticed that the HTML output also contains inline Javascript that looks like the following:
document.getElementById("id_special_set-__prefix__-header_slug").onchange = function() { this._changed = true; }; document.getElementById("id_special_set-__prefix__-header").onkeyup = function() { var e = document.getElementById("id_special_set-__prefix__-header_slug"); if (!e._changed) { e.value = URLify(document.getElementById("id_special_set-__prefix__-header").value, 200); } }
comment:4 Changed 9 years ago by
|Has patch:
|changed from nobody to Sean Brant
I added a new jQuery plugin called prepopulate, usage: $('input').prepopulate(jquery_object_containing_dependent_inputs, maxLength);. I reworked the code in prepopulate_fields.js.html to use this new plugin. I also fixed the bug this ticket is for, by hooking up the plugin to newly added rows. I have tested this, but with all js fixes it could use some more testing in whatever browser you are using.
comment:5 Changed 9 years ago by
|brant.sean@… added
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate.diff added
comment:6 Changed 9 years ago by
Confirmed that this patch does fixe the issue for tabular inlines. Stacked inlines are still broken; the easy solution is to copy-paste the new JS from tabular.html to stacked.html. That seems to have been done before with other JS, but it's nasty; we should find a way to avoid duplicating all that identical JS.
The current patch here also fixes #9264. It does not yet fix #9983 or #9784; I'm looking into how difficult that would be to add.
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate-with-9983-fix.diff added
Also fixes #9983
comment:7 Changed 9 years ago by
Just attached a patch that fixes 9983. I will post a link to this ticket over on that ticket to keep those interested in the loop.
Changed 9 years ago by
models.py for easily testing this bug and associated ones
comment:8 Changed 9 years ago by
Since Django doesn't yet have an automated testing framework for Javascript, I'm attaching a models.py with the necessary fields and admin configuration to manually test this bug as well as #9264, #9983, and #9784. Just create an app with this models.py, add it to INSTALLED_APPS, syncdb, run the admin and add a Question. If all the referenced bugs were fixed, you'd see:
- The slug1 field populated from both "name" and "pubdate" (including if pubdate is populated via the calendar picker)
- The slug2 field populated from both "status" dropdown and "name"
- The same behavior for both tabular and stacked inlines, including if you "add another"
All of my testing so far has been on FF 3.5.8 on Linux. Once the patch seems ready otherwise I can do cross-browser testing on Chrome Windows, Chrome Linux, FF 3.6 Windows, Opera 10 Windows, Safari 4.0 Windows, and IE 8 Windows (incl 7 compat mode).
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate-with-9983-and-9784-fix.diff added
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate-with-9983-and-9784-fix.2.diff added
Removed some code that was not being used
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate-with-9983-and-9784-fix.3.diff added
Fixed adding the list as part of the css class hack
comment:9 Changed 9 years ago by
The only thing i'm not sure of is L100 of tabular.html. The problem is we need to get the target fields list of dependencies but the dynamic fields are added by cloning a hidden set of fields. This works but the current version of jQuery does not support cloning "data" attached to the DOM element. I choose to figure out the data by matching the template field biased on the target fields class names, then get the data from that. This still seems a little nasty, so I open for suggestions. I think one way to fix it would be to dig into inlines.js and add our own clone "data" feature. I held off for now not wanting this patch to get to large.
Also I have not messed with the stacked inline code yet, but that needs to be fixed up once we tighten down the current patch.
comment:10 Changed 9 years ago by
|Patch needs improvement:
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate.2.diff added
Fixes this ticket as well as the other tickets mentioned.
comment:11 Changed 9 years ago by
|Patch needs improvement:
With this latest patch I modified inlines.js so that copying a DOM elements data attribute works.
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate.3.diff added
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate.4.diff added
Works with r12873
comment:12 Changed 9 years ago by
This looks pretty good. Some comments:
- 'console.log()' call stops it from working at all in Firefox.
- For inlines that have been added via javascript, pre-populating from the drop down boxes is broken (whether I use keyboard or mouse). This is the same for Firefox (3.5.8 for Linux) and Chrome (5.0.342.7 beta for Linux).
If you could fix these, and then if someone can do the cross browser testing on Windows/Mac (like carljm offered), I will commit this. Many thanks.
comment:13 Changed 9 years ago by
Thanks luke I can look at those issues tonight.
comment:14 Changed 9 years ago by
|Gabriel Hurley added
I'm happy to help with cross-browser/cross-platform testing. I've got both Mac and Windows machines running most of the major browsers. I'll cc myself here so I know when the new patch goes up.
Changed 9 years ago by
|prepopulate.5.diff added
Fixes luke's comments
comment:15 Changed 9 years ago by
OK, I've been able to confirm the latest patch fixes #13068, #9264, #9983 and #9784 on Chrome 5.0.342.7 beta (Linux), Firefox 3.5.8 (Linux), Opera 10.10 (Linux), Internet Explorer 7, Safari 4.0.4 (Windows). On that basis I doubt there will be problems for IE 8 or Mac browsers, so I will go ahead and commit, but testing on those platforms is welcome.
Many thanks Sean, Carl and Rob for the work on this ticket, I know that javascript can take ages to debug! Thanks also for making it easy to test out.
comment:16 Changed 9 years ago by
|→ fixed
|new → closed
(In [12937]) Fixed #13068, #9264, #9983, #9784 - regression with pre-populated fields and javascript inlines, and related bugs.
Thanks to hejsan for the report, and to Sean Brant and Carl Meyer for the patch.
#13068 is a regression caused by the new javascript inline forms in the
admin. The others were existing javascript bugs with prepopulated fields.
Since the solution depends on jQuery and would likely be very hard to
backport without it, it will not be backported to 1.1.X.
comment:17 Changed 9 years ago by
I was writing this up when the patch got merged, but here's my testing report:
Patch tested successfully on the following platforms & browsers:
Mac OS X:
- Safari 4
- Firefox 3.6
- Chrome 4 (stable channel)
Windows XP:
- Internet Explorer 8
- Chrome 4 (developer channel)
- Firefox 3.6
- Safari 4
Windows Vista:
- Internet Explorer 7
- Chrome 4 (stable)
Changed 8 years ago by
|prepopulate.6-1.3.diff added
Patch for the StackedInline formsets (django-1.3).
comment:18 Changed 8 years ago by
|Easy pickings:
|prepopulated_field inline add added
|→ Normal
|closed → reopened
|→ Uncategorized
I reopen the ticket because It still does not works with the StackedInline.
The problem is in initPrepopulatedFields javascript function in the django/contrib/admin/edit_inline/{stacked,tabular}.html files and in the way the selector are set in the html.
Having the following in my admin.py:
class CahierInline(admin.StackedInline): model = models.Cahier extra = 1 fieldsets = ( (None, { 'fields': (('ordre',), ('nom', 'euid', 'valide',), 'nom_court',) }), ('périodicité', { 'fields': ('periodicite', 'jours_de_parution_semaine', 'jours_de_parution_mois',) }), ) prepopulated_fields = {'euid': ('nom',)}
For a TabularInline, the html produced looks like that :
 <input id="id_cahiers-1-euid" class="vTextField" type="text" maxlength="50" name="cahiers-1-euid">
And with StackedInline :

 Nom: <input id="id_cahiers-1-nom" class="vTextField" type="text" maxlength="100" name="cahiers-1-nom">

 Clé: <input id="id_cahiers-1-euid" class="vTextField" type="text" maxlength="50" name="cahiers-1-euid">

 <input id="id_cahiers-1-valide" type="checkbox" name="cahiers-1-valide" checked="checked"> Valide

The lookup in initPrepopulatedFields for the pre-populated input cannot works in the last case (and is not possible unless with a crap) because the class euid (via field.field.name) is too high in the DOM.
There is at last two way to correct that :
- put the field.field.name class on the div.field-box ;
- change the lookup in initPrepopulatedFields for django/contrib/admin/edit_inline/{stacked,tabular}.html.
I am a bit surprised that we have two different files admin/edit_inline/{stacked,tabular}.html with one using an include to render the fieldset and the other doing it in-situ but having the similar bits of javascript.
Those 2 files being factorizables (at least for the js part), adding some differences in the behavior is not the best way so my patch implements the first solution.
I didn't run the test suite so it may break some stuff because the render is now like that :

 Nom: <input id="id_cahiers-1-nom" class="vTextField" type="text" maxlength="100" name="cahiers-1-nom">

 Clé: <input id="id_cahiers-1-euid" class="vTextField" type="text" maxlength="50" name="cahiers-1-euid">

...

comment:19 Changed 8 years ago by
Im unable to confirm that this is not working for StackedInlines. Can you confirm that it does not work when using the attached test models.py/admin.py [1]? Also if you can attach a sample models.py/admin.py that fail that would be helpful in debugging this.
Any other details like what exactly is not working would also be helpful. Thanks!
[1] https://code.djangoproject.com/attachment/ticket/13068/models.py
Changed 8 years ago by
|models.2.py added
Simple test models/admin with fieldset set in StackedInline.
comment:20 Changed 8 years ago by
It works in your example because you don't use fieldsets.
I have modified it to wrap the name and the slugs fields in the same group and then it fails to populate.
comment:21 Changed 8 years ago by
I just tried using your attached admin with the fieldset addition and it is still working for me.
Changed 8 years ago by
|screenshot-stackedInline.png added
Screenshot of the stackedInline
comment:22 Changed 8 years ago by
We are talking about the StackedInlines added with the
Add Another button, are we ?
I'am running Django-1.3, not the trunk and I have tested with the latest Firefox and Safari.
comment:23 Changed 8 years ago by
Im sorry I did not test the "Add another" you are correct I see the error as well.
I just tried out your patch and it corrects the problem. Thanks!
comment:24 Changed 8 years ago by
|Uncategorized → Bug
comment:25 Changed 8 years ago by
comment:26 Changed 8 years ago by
Milestone 1.2 deleted
Changed 8 years ago by
|13068.inline-prepopulated-fields.diff added
comment:27 Changed 8 years ago by
|Normal → Release blocker
[16953] actually introduced a regression as now the prepopulated fields don't work for new inlines of any kind (stacked or tabular). The attached patch fixes it. I'll now work on adding some Selenium tests.
comment:28 Changed 8 years ago by
|Needs tests:
comment:29 Changed 8 years ago by
|→ fixed
|reopened → closed
In [17562]:
comment:30 follow-up: 32 Changed 7 years ago by
|closed → reopened
I'm still seeing this in 1.4.2. It works for any Inlines that are created because of 'extra', but adding additional ones the slug prepopulation doesn't work.
comment:31 Changed 7 years ago by
|Release blocker → Normal
Since the regression was fixed, this isn't a release blocker for 1.5.
comment:32 Changed 7 years ago by
Replying to frankwiles:
I'm still seeing this in 1.4.2. It works for any Inlines that are created because of 'extra', but adding additional ones the slug prepopulation doesn't work.
I'm afraid I can't reproduce the problem. Could you describe the issue in more detail? In particular, what do you exactly mean by "adding additional ones"? Is that via clicking the "+" green button?
comment:33 Changed 6 years ago by
|reopened → new
comment:34 Changed 6 years ago by
[17562] DoesntWork(tm) on Django 1.5.1 / (Mozilla Firefox 25.0.1, Chrome 31.0.1650.57) / Ubuntu 12.04
The problem comes from jQuery class selectors:
templates/admin/prepopulated_fields_js.html line 22:
$('.empty-form .form-row .field-{{ field.field.name }})
should be
$('.empty-form .form-row.field-{{ field.field.name }})
(no whitespace between ".form-row" and ".field-name")
Same thing in static/admin/js/inline.js line 246, replacing
dependencies.push('#' + row.find('.form-row .field-' + field_name).find('input, select, textarea').attr('id'));
dependencies.push('#' + row.find('.form-row.field-' + field_name).find('input, select, textarea').attr('id'));
fixes the problem.
comment:35 Changed 4 years ago by
|rafael.capucho@… added
|Has patch:
|Patch needs improvement:
|Normal → Release blocker
|1.3 → 1.7
The problem in prepopulated_fields when using inline are incredibly still present in Django 1.7.5.
The solution proposed by bruno 16 months ago works well for Django 1.7.5.
comment:36 Changed 4 years ago by
|Release blocker → Normal
I don't think the
release blocker status is warranted here since the regression has been fixed.
Having a testcase for this issue would certainly help moving the ticket forward if you want to take a crack at it.


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Neil Foley, here from Scotland, shows his passion.
Thanks for the Glenlivet, shortbread, and rowing help, Neil. Come back soon.
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I spent the past weekend at an all-day boot camp for bloggers. Yes, that's right: a boot camp specifically geared toward people who want to step up their blogging game. The two day camp was hosted by Leah Bergman, who runs a really fun lifestyle blog called Freutcake. (Go there for DIY, recipes, and some truly amazing food porn photos.)
The camp was held in Pasadena at a large park called Descanso Gardens. I'd never been out that way and, if I'm being honest, I make it out to Pasadena about once a year. But it was like being in another world very removed from Los Angeles. There were rows and rows of oak trees, strip malls, and dare I say it… fresher air. We ate breakfast and lunch on picnic benches in the woods, then retreated to a small room inside the gardens to get down to business. (Did I mention that the lunches were amazing? Like the one pictured above, which had sushi, fresh veggies, and teriyaki chicken.)
The first day there, we were given really beautiful tote bags filled with goodies. Things like notebooks, pins, Post-It's, pens, Blue Diamond almonds, a mousepad, and even a funky little apron. I've never had an apron, always wanted one, and it felt like Christmas!
Leah led the discussions each day, and topics included Photoshop, how to use social media to improve your audience, and finding your voice. I think some of the most important things I learned included the importance of being true to yourself so people can get to know you. I think the web has a tendency to make us present the best versions of ourselves, (i.e. filters, selfies, and everything in between), when it's really important to include the honest parts too. Like, for example, my pants are unbuttoned right now, because I'm wearing my skinny jeans and I really am not at a weight where I should be. THERE: HONESTY.
I'm not really a camp person. I didn't do sleep away camps, I was never in the Girl Scouts, and group projects are kind of my nightmare. But going to Freutcamp was really a nice break from my routine, and it helped me to get out of my comfort zone. When you're a writer, you spend a lot of time in your own head, and that can get very isolating. So being surrounded by smart women who want to improve their online presence was really inspiring and refreshing. I think it just goes to show that when you have the opportunity to be around people who will motivate you to be better, DO IT.
The experience also inspired me to get an Instagram account, and you can follow me here. The above Instagrams came from fellow attendees: @inmyredkitchen, @raina_rain, @fromraintoshine, @joannepio, @jacolynmurphydesigns, and @chelseaandthecity.


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DEAR ABBY: I'm a millennial, and it seems these canicule bodies break at jobs for alone a few years afore affective on. That has been my acquaintance in the past, but now I'm in a position that's accomplishing and area I am creatively satisfied.
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The last few days have been filled with activities that I was largely unaware of. A small group of Saints had come from the Salem Oregon Restoration Branch led by Brian Herren. I had been anticipating meeting them, but they were not to arrive here until Christmas day—today. Four youth (older) and four adults. Today being Christmas day and Sunday, the Kisumu Restoration Branch came to our center where the translation is going on. Of course we did not do anything but enjoy a special meal, preaching ministry and fellowship all day. There were about fifty people in all.
Now it is time for me to send out my special Christmas greetings. I have placed it at the end of an article that I've been working on in my spare minutes from day to day until I finished it last night. I had extra time last night after everyone went to bed. The article is about the Brass Plates and their purpose. I've named it "The Language of Our Fathers." It it is the only Christmas present that have to send to all of you on this Christmas day.
So, may you all have a blessed day and may God continue to bless His work through out the world.
Blessings to all,
Frank Frye
"The Language of Our Fathers"
by Frank Evan Frye
In 1960 (?) the American nation was challenged to send a man to the moon and return him again alive, no one knew all of the good things that would be discovered in the process. In a similar manner, when it was decided to translate the Book of Mormon into the Swahili language, the resultant blessings that it would cause were also unknown.
Most Saints have heard of the promises in the Book of Mormon regarding the Plates of Brass (Brass Plates). There are two well known prophecies-one in the First Book of Nephi which was reported by Nephi when he and his brothers had just returned from Jerusalem (c. 600 B. C.) after their father Lehi had first examined the Brass Plates. He spoke under the inspiration of the Spirit of God and
1 Nephi 1:169-170 "these Plates of Brass should go forth unto all nations, kindreds, tongues and people, who were of his seed. Wherefore he said that these plates of brass should never perish, neither should they be dimmed any more by time."
The other is in Alma chapter 17 and is very similar-but much longer:
Alma 17:32-34 (and much more) "these Plates of Brass which contain these engravings, which have the records of the holy scriptures upon them, which have the genealogy of our forefathers, even from the beginning. And behold, it has been prophesied by our fathers, that they . . . should go forth unto every nation, kindred, tongue and people, that . . . they will retain their brightness . . . that by small and simple things, are great things brought to pass; and small means in many instances, doth confound the wise.
We should ask ourselves, "What is the importance of the Brass Plates? Why have they been preserved and why will God see that the message on these plates goes to every nation in the last days? I believe that the answer lies in their origin and what they contain, and perhaps even where they will be found.
One clue is found in 1 Nephi 1:167-168: "And thus my father Lehi did discover the genealogy of his fathers. And Laban also was a descendant of Joseph, wherefore he and his fathers had kept the records." As Lehi began to read the Brass Plates, he found that he was a descendant of Joseph the son of Jacob (Israel). Lehi also found that he was related to Laban who had kept these records until that time. The wording of the next phrase gives us the clue: "wherefore" Laban "and his fathers had kept the records." In other words, Laban and his ancestors had kept the records because they were descendants of Joseph that was sold into Egypt.
Another clue is found in 2 Nephi 3:1-5: "And now I, Nephi, speak concerning the prophecies of which my father hath spoken, concerning Joseph, who was carried into Egypt: For behold, he truly prophesied concerning all his seed. And the prophecies which he wrote, there are not many greater. And he prophesied concerning us, and our future generations; And they are written upon the plates of brass."
Even though we have a significant amount of information about Joseph in the Bible, we have nothing like what is described above. The Brass Plates contain a number of wonderful prophecies by Joseph about his descendants. Were those very ancient prophecies written by the hand of Joseph, or copied down by someone else as he dictated them? It is apparent from his responsibilities that Joseph had learned to read and write as he worked in Egypt.
Joseph was sold by his brothers to Ishmaelites who carried him into Egypt as a very young man, perhaps in his mid to late teens. When Potiphar purchased him, he eventually gave Joseph charge of his personal affairs until Potiphar's wife caused him to be sent to prison. However, even in prison, Joseph continued to excel in the area of management. He had to have learned very well the reading and writing of the Egyptian language. Later the Pharaoh placed him second in command of the entire country of Egypt. Joseph could not have been given this responsibility unless he was well educated in the written language of that country. If Joseph had written his prophecies on anything-papyrus or metal plates-what written language would he have used? Obviously the Egyptian language that he had learned.
Centuries later, Moses was raised in the Pharaoh's court and became a prince of Egypt. No one would question the fact that he received the best possible education in reading and writing the Egyptian language. Herein lies another clue:
1 Nephi 1:158b-161 "my father Lehi took the records which were engraven upon the Plates of Brass, and he did search them from the beginning. And he beheld that they did contain the five books of Moses, which gave an account of the creation of the world; And also of Adam and Eve, who were our first parents; And also a record of the Jews from the beginning, even down to the commencement of the reign of Zedekiah, king of Judah."
The Brass Plates contain the five books of Moses. When Moses wrote his five books, what written language did he know? It is possible that he could have learned some other written language from his father-in- law Jethro after Moses fled Egypt, but his first language was certainly Egyptian.
Without doubt the history of the world, the history of the House of Israel since Joseph, and the history of the Jews down until King Zedekiah were written in the Egyptian language. Is this just a theory? No. The Book of Mormon clearly teaches the same:
Mosiah 1:4-6 "And he also taught them concerning the records which were engraven on the Plates of Brass . . . For he [Mosiah] having been taught in the language of the Egyptians, therefore he could read these engravings."
Here we are told that because King Mosiah had been taught the Egyptian language- "therefore" he could read the writings on the Brass Plates. Can this be any plainer? The Brass Plates are written in Egyptian! We are not told who first wrote on the Brass Plates or who started this precious record, however there is a possibility that Joseph of Egypt was that man. It could have been someone before or after him, but suffice it to say that his prophecies are on those plates.
Did they exist before Moses? Probably. Could these plates be the original records of Moses? Possibly-or Moses' records were copied directly from their originals onto the Brass Plates. Moses was a Levite and not of the house of Joseph. We saw above that the Brass Plates had been entrusted to the descendants of Joseph. Laban, a descendant of Joseph lived in Jerusalem along with Lehi. The Bible states that a portion of the house of Joseph lived in or near Jerusalem. So this Israelite record was kept by the tribe of Joseph. The Brass Plates could have been the official record of the entire nation of Israel, since within its leaves were: "the prophecies of the holy prophets, from the beginning, even down to the commencement of the reign of Zedekiah"- -including the prophet Jeremiah. The Lord chose to preserve them in a strange way, and perhaps for a strange purpose. If they had stayed in Jerusalem, they probably would have been destroyed with the people and the city by the armies of Babylon. Instead the Lord commanded
Lehi to take them with him to the "promised land." They were used to teach multitudes of people in New World for centuries until close to the time of the Nephite final battle when they were hidden up in the Hill Cumorah along with many other records. The promise is that they will come forth at some future time for "a wise purpose."
Most serious Book of Mormon students are aware of the statements made by Nephi and Mormon regarding the inclusion of the Small Plates of Nephi in with the final group of plates that were eventually given to Joseph Smith, Jr. to translate into the Book of Mormon. Both Nephi and Mormon state that this was done for a "wise purpose." Both were unaware of the purpose. Today we know that the translation of the Small Plates took the place of the 116 pages of manuscript that
were lost by Martin Harris. That was important-those plates may eventually be returned to someone in the last days for the great revelation which is contained in the "Sealed Portion" that was originally written by Ether on 24 gold plates and later summarized by Moroni to be revealed at some future date. It is similar to the sealed records kept by the Nephite spiritual leaders that Jesus commanded to be read when he came to the Land Bountiful in the end of the year that he
was crucified and resurrected. That sealed portion along with the plates that Joseph Smith translated will most likely be returned to the Lord's people in the time that the Lord chooses.
However, there is a greater set of promises regarding the Brass Plates. As Alma taught his son Helaman, he told him of the promise which is quoted above in Alma 17:32-34. Until recently I had regarded that prophecy and Lehi's prophecy (1 Nephi 1:169-170) to be the only two important prophecies about the Brass Plates. As I was re-reading the Book of Mormon earlier this year in preparation for several projects, I discovered that Alma did not stop speaking about the Brass
Plates in verse 34. In fact, he continued prophesying about them for nearly two more pages (verses 35-51).
Perhaps others have found this many years ago, but I've never heard anyone else speak or write about it. I had always assumed that those following verses referred to the Small Plates of Nephi because of the use of the phrase "wise purpose." However, Alma never stopped speaking about the Brass Plates and states that they also have been preserved for "a purpose" and that they will witness to future generations. The phrase "wise purpose" is mentioned four times in the context of
speaking about the Brass Plates.
Lehi explains that one of the reasons that his sons should return to Jerusalem to obtain the Brass Plates is so that "we may preserve unto our children the language of our fathers." Another reason that their language should be preserved is that they may be able to read God's word and teach their children God's laws as seen below:
1 Nephi 1:82-83
"And behold it is wisdom in God that we should obtain these records, that we may preserve unto our children the language of our fathers;
And also that we may preserve unto them the words which have been spoken by the mouth of all the holy prophets, which have been delivered unto them by the spirit and power of God, since the world began, even down unto this present time."
The importance of using metal plates to write upon cannot be over emphasized, because their records were to last thousands of years. Jacob, the brother of Nephi explained this clearly when he said: "We know that the things which we write upon plates must remain; But whatsoever things we write upon anything save it be upon plates, must perish and vanish away" (Jacob 3:1-2).
Some climates have preserved things as fragile as cotton cloth and papyrus-Peru and Egypt respectively have extremely dry climates and have preserved such things for thousands of years. However, the climate in which the Nephites lived would have destroyed most things except gold, silver, brass and copper. Jacob knew that where he lived only metal plates like he was writing upon would have survived the ravages of time. The records that Nephi and Jacob wrote have
lasted over 2500 years. A thousand years later, as Mormon was concluding his abridgment of the Large Plates of Nephi, he said that even the way they wrote Egyptian had changed according to their "manner of speech" (Mormon 4:98).
By the time of Christ, the Egyptian language had become a lost language. The meaning of the engravings and writings on temple walls and elsewhere in Egypt had become forgotten and seemingly impossible to understand. For over two thousand years, there seemed to be no hope of reading it again. Then in 1799 a large stone with inscriptions in three languages was discovered near the mouth of the Nile River in Egypt. In the mid 1820s a French Egyptologist named Champollion discovered the key to its translation. The bottom third of the Rosetta stone was written in Greek. Champollion speculated that the same message was written in all three languages. The other two being Egyptian hieroglyphics (top third) and Egyptian demotic (middle third). He is credited with deciphering the Egyptian language, however serious studies did not get underway until the mid 1860s. Today Egyptian can be read again.
The importance of this is great, because the language used to write the scriptures on the Brass Plates is an original form of Egyptian. When the Brass Plates come to light again, their language is no longer a lost and undecipherable text, but will be able to be read. It is for this reason that the Brass Plates will most likely be discovered by someone who is not connected with the Book of Mormon. The Lord provided a miraculous appearance of the Book of Mormon through angelic
ministry for those people who would believe and seek the Spirit of the Lord. This time, the world will be faced with an irrefutable artifact that will be found in the New World. It will be identified as a record of much of the Old Testament, but written in a language which will astonish the nations of the world. The text will not require a miracle to be translated. The fact that other ancient documents have already been found in Israel-the Dead Sea Scrolls-have already set the stage
for this ancient record. The Dead Sea Scrolls were, shall we say, captured by a tiny group of supposedly elite "scholars" who literally held them in secrecy for forty years while they individually did their own research and planned to publish their own books about this great archaeological find. The world is no better because of them. Later the scholars of the world made an agreement that we all hope will be firmly held to. That when other ancient documents or records are discovered, no one group of people will be allowed to "capture" them and hold them in secrecy for any significant amount of time again. They must be published to the world. So when the Brass Plates are discovered and made public, there will be many responses from people around the world. Questions that will be asked are: "How did this record arrive in the New World?", "Who brought it here, why and hen?", and "Why would a Hebrew record be written in ancient Egyptian?"
Many of the prophecies on the Brass Plates clearly witness of the Hebrew Messiah. They contain the Five Books of Moses, the story of Creation, the Flood of Noah's day, and many other prophets of the Old Testament. These things, found in such a manner, will challenge Bible scholars around the world. The Brass Plates will challenge the faith of people of many diverse and non-christian religions. Atheists will be put on notice. The Jews will learn of their Messiah from an original text of their own book that will be much clearer and complete than what they have. The Arab nations,
including many Muslims will be confronted with an original text of the Hebrew Old Testament that is written in Egyptian. Liberal Christians will be challenged by an uncorrupted text of the Old Testament that refutes liberal theology. The nation of Israel, where the Brass Plates came from, will find a new identity with their native American brothers of the New World. In short, these plates
and the library with which they are found will turn the world upside down.
During the month of December this year, I've been working with several teams of men here in Kenya to do a final review of the Swahili Book of Mormon. During that time, we have reviewed and analyzed every verse of what Nephi calls "these plates." We have come to call these first six books of the Book of Mormon the record of the Small Plates of Nephi. His "other plates" we now call the Large Plates of Nephi, and they contain a more complete history that Mormon used to
make his abridgment of the entire book. The Small Plates are written in first person and are not an abridgment, but are the actual writings of Nephi, Jacob, Enos, Jarom, etc. As we struggled to find the meaning of each word and put it in its proper place, it became very clear to me that these words were not written by anyone who speaks English, but they really are a faithful translation from another language. A number of the above ideas have been the direct result of the review of this translation.
Previously when I had worked with the translation teams, I was only a facilitator and teacher about how to translate and preserve the original text. This time, as part of the final review team, I am learning a great deal of Swahili, but most of all, as we review each verse, each phrase, each word, and especially as we feel the presence of the Holy Spirit, new ideas have appeared and new ways of thinking of the words become apparent. It is a wonderful experience to work together like this!
Tomorrow will be Sunday and Christmas day, and the Kisumu branch will be meeting at the location where we are working. Additionally, a group of young people led by Brian Herren from Oregon will be meeting with us. A special meal is being planned and with all of the activities, we probably will not get very much done with the translation. We will enjoy the break as we have been working very long hours every day since we arrived here at the facility about three weeks
ago. We are approaching 25% of the text completed and my time runs out at the end of February, so please keep us all in your prayers.
Merry Christmas to all, and even though our Messiah's birthday is still several months away, may you all have a blessed day with your families.
"The Language of Our Fathers" by Frank Evan Frye
December 25, 2016


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Daughter Tells Dad About Her Sexist School Policy, So He Shuts It Down In Best Way Possible (14 Pics)
In the small village of Wongarbon, Australia, about 381 km northwest of Sydney, a strange phenomenon has taken place; a 12-year-old girl named Ruby Callaghan has apparently traveled back in time during a routine school day. Her father, in a state of disbelief, has written a letter demanding an explanation from the educational institute, claiming that his daughter left the house on Tuesday morning in the current year of 2017, was transported back to 1968 upon entering the school building, and was returned to him endowed with harrowing tales of gender-segregated field trips. "My reaction was one of disappointment," Stephen Callaghan told .
According to Dubbo West Public School's latest newsletter, ahead of the its self-proclaimed Boy's And Girl's Day, girls will be "treated to fabulous hair and light make-up," while boys will be "going to Bunnings [hardware store], activities and a BBQ lunch." Though a Department of Education spokesperson has stated that any student can choose either activity, Ruby's father told us that she "specifically asked her teacher if she could go to Bunnings instead and was told it was only for the boys." Could the space-time continuum have been breached, or are kids still being subjected to such forms of casual sexism in 2017?
"I feel the school has a responsibility to break down these gender divisions," Mr. Callaghan said further on the matter. As a father to 3 girls, the issue is especially dear to him, and he added that he and his wife wish to give their daughters "the confidence to speak up when they feel they are being discriminated against because they are female."
Just like most of us back home, Ruby reportedly saw both the humor and the sad reality in her dad's letter, and was glad he sent it.
A father in Australia is accusing his daughter's school of unauthorized time-travel after a 'serious incident'
"Dear Principal,
I must draw your attention to a serious incident which occurred yesterday at your school where my daughter Ruby is a year 6 student.
When Ruby left for school yesterday it was 2017 but when she returned home in the afternoon she was from 1968.
I know this to be the case as Ruby informed me that the "girls" in Year 6 would be attending the school library to get their hair and make-up done on Monday afternoon while the "boys" are going to Bunnings.
Are you able tos earch the school buildings for a rip in the space-time coninuum? Perhaps there is a faulty Flux Capacitor hidden away in the girls toilet block?
I look forward to this being rectified and my daughter and others girls at the school being returned to this millenium where schools activities are not divided among gender lives.
Stephen Callaghan"
We contacted Mr. Callaghan for comment, and he revealed that Ruby "specifically asked her teacher if she could go to Bunnings instead and was told it was only for the boys"
Some people, perhaps blind to the perils of space-time continuum fractures, stood behind the school
Others, however, were quick to commend the father on his stance against bygone eras and their mindsets
He even came forward to brilliantly sum up the entire dialogue
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Zimbabwe is great value for money. In this program you get to combine the majestic Victoria Falls which I personally think is far more spectacular from the Zimbabwe side with Hwange which is still one of the premier game viewing destinations in not only Zimbabwe but also Southern Africa
Bed & Breakfast in Johannesburg and at Illala Lodge in Victoria Falls,
Fully inclusive at the Hide in Hwange.
The Flights between Johannesburg and Victoria Falls return are included in the cost.
Road transfers from Victoria Falls Airport to Victoria Falls Town
Road transfers from Victoria Falls to Hwange and from Hwange back to Victoria Falls Airport
• Scheduled flights (international) any domestic flights not mentioned in the summary
• Travel insurance (this is essential)
• Visas if required (see further notes below)
• Items of a personal nature, meals not specified, gratuities
Meals and transfers not specified
Lake Kariba, Chobe, Okavango Delta
Day 1
On arrival at JNB Airport you proceed to the shuttle terminal where you take your complimentary shuttle to the Protea Airport Hotel for your overnight stay. (Please note that if you are flying from Cape Town to Johannesburg then the local flight will be an addition cost as this tour start at Johannesburg)
Protea Hotel OR Tambo Airport (Standard Room, Breakfast) - The pristine four-star Protea Hotel OR Tambo is set in the heart of Kempton Park, minutes from OR Tambo International Airport, South Africa's largest airport. Themed around an aircraft hangar, the industrial ambiance of the Hotel is felt in the polished concrete floors, steel finishes, chrome lighting and top to bottom windows that overlook the aeroplanes as they land and take off. The bedrooms are quite spacious with tea/coffee facilities, desk, flat screen TV, telephone and open place bathroom with an in-room shower and vanity basin and an enclosed toilet.
Time-conscious travellers can enjoy a convenient location 35 minutes from Sandton and Pretoria and a dedicated, complimentary shuttle service to and from OR Tambo International Airport between 6h00 and 23h00 daily.
Day 2 & 3
After breakfast you take the hotels complimentary shuttle bus back to the airport. On arrival at OR Tambo Airport (Johannesburg), you check-in for your scheduled flight from Johannesburg to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.
Scheduled Flight Johannesburg to Victoria Falls - One way Economy,
Victoria Falls Airport to Victoria Falls Town road transfer (Scheduled transfer per person) - On arrival at Victoria Falls airport, look out for our representative. They will be holding a name-board with your surname on it. They will transfer you from the airport to your hotel.
Ilala Lodge Hotel - Standard Room, Breakfast (2 Night Stay)
Ilala Lodge is a friendly boutique hotel which is the closest hotel to the Victoria Falls. The National Park borders the front of property and wild animals often graze on the hotel lawns with the spray of the falls in the background. Guests are accommodated in 32 charming rooms, of which 2 are Deluxe Suites. All rooms have en suite bathroom with separate shower, air conditioning, overhead fan and satellite TV and are served early morning tea/coffee. The Deluxe rooms can also accommodation an extra bed for children.
There's also a charming swimming pool, pool bar, restaurant known for its good food and small sitting area.
Sunset Cruise (Zimbabwe) - Scheduled Dinner Cruise - You are collected from your hotel and driven to the jetty on the Zambezi River for boarding. The boat meanders slowly upstream looking for game on the way. A number of animals and plenty of bird species can be viewed from comfortable chairs on cool wooden decks. Canapes are served on board and the bar is well stocked with spirits, good wines, beers and soft drinks. There is also an option to enjoy dinner on the Zambezi river for an additional supplement.
Victoria Falls - The Victoria Falls is a dramatic scenic contrast and a change of pace from the private game reserves. It is a sight not to be - missed - the clouds of spray generated by this thunderous descent have resulted in a lush rain forest full of stunning wild flowers. A host of activities are centred on three separate delights: the Falls, the magnificent Zambezi River and the surrounding Zambezi National Park. To gain an overall impression of the Falls, the helicopter 'Flight of Angels' is essential. A microlight ride and bungee jumping are available for the truly daring. The Zambezi River has two characters - the wide gentle river above the Falls is the perfect place for languorous sunset boat cruises or gentle canoeing, whilst below the Falls, the more adventurous can enjoy serious white-water rafting or jet-boating. Game drives and horse riding are offered in the Zambezi National Park to view elephant and buffalo. Visitors can also sample elephant back safaris and take part in their grooming and feeding activities at the Elephant Camp.
Day 4, 5 & 6
Victoria Falls Airport to Hwange road transfer (Scheduled transfer per person- ) Today you are collected you from your hotel in Victoria Falls. They will transfer you from the airport to Hwange Main Camp which is approx 2 hours.
On arrival at Main Camp, you will be met by a representative from your safari camp and transferred by 4x4 through the park. This will take another 1 to 1½ hours depending on road conditions and will take the form of a game-viewing transfer.
The Hide - Standard Tent, Fully Inclusive (3 Night Stay) - The Hide Safari Camp, a classic tented safari lodge, is situated on the eastern boundary of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. This owner-run camp has grown organically over a number of years with the owners constantly adding and improving the lodge. The Hide's main area is a picturesque A-frame thatched lodge with dining room and sun lounge downstairs and a large comfortable lounge/viewing area upstairs. Meals are generally a relaxed communal affair, served in elegance and style around their magnificent 22-seater Zimbabwe teak table. Breakfast is usually served alfresco under the trees. A tented camp is perhaps the definitive African safari experience, as you are able to hear the sounds of the bush all around you in the cool of the night. The small size of The Hide is one of its differentiating features, as this means that you have an intimate atmosphere in camp, as well as a greater feeling of the untrammelled open spaces of the bush when you are on a game drive.
The Hide has ten large luxurious tents under thatch (7 standard and 3 deluxe). These have all been very recently upgraded with a modern feel. All have spectacular views over the main waterhole. Each is beautifully furnished with solid Zimbabwe teak furniture and en suite bathroom. Two of the tents have outside baths where guests can relax in a bath and enjoy the stunning view over the waterhole. An expert ranger is on hand throughout your stay, to take you on morning and evening game drives in Hwange and enable you to get the most out of your experience. On request these drives can be stretched out to include a picnic breakfast or lunch at one of the excellent waterholes in Hwange. The Hide can also arrange short night drives after dinner, because it isn't inside the National Park itself. Walks on its own private concession area can also be arranged with a professional guide - this is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the flora and fauna of the bush. The Hide safari camp boasts great bird life (over 400 species recorded) with great photo opportunities both out in the open or in the underground hide at the camp waterhole.
Hwange National Park
Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest and oldest game park ranging over an area of 14,600km². It lies only two hours' drive south of Victoria Falls en route to Bulawayo, Its size necessarily includes a range of vegetation and a resulting diversity of game, from the dry southern acacia scrubland bordering the Kalahari to the northern mopane woodlands, valleys and granite hills characteristic of the north. Hwange is big game country with massive herds of elephants, especially visible at the end of the dry season in September, as well as lion, buffalo, hyena, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest sable, roan and other antelope. The private game lodges are mostly adjacent to the park. Here you take part in early morning and late afternoon game drives in open 4x4 vehicles and game walks. Game-viewing in Hwange is made easier by the shallow salt pans throughout the park. These natural salt pans offer the perfect cooling mud bath for elephants. Ultimately the pans develop into small ponds. The best time to visit Hwange is in the dry winter months from July to October when the animals are forced to congregate around these water pans and ponds for much-needed water.
Day 7
Hwange to Victoria Falls road transfer (Scheduled transfer per person) - On arrival at Hwange Main Camp, you meet your road transfer representative. They will transfer you from Hwange to Victoria Falls Airport or to your hotel in Victoria Falls. This transfer will take approx 2 hours (plus the transfer time from your lodge in Hwange to this pickup point). On arrival in Victoria Falls, you check in for your scheduled flight to Johannesburg.
Scheduled Flight Victoria Falls to Johannesburg - One way Economy,
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More than 3,000 people took the rare opportunity to visit Conister Rock on Sunday August 12 by taking part in the Tower Insurance Tower of Refuge walk.
Sponsored for the seventh year in succession by Tower Insurance the event was organised by Douglas Town Centre Management, supported by the Douglas Coastguard crew and held in aid of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
As the escorted walk took place on a Sunday and in the year when Tower Insurance is celebrating its 90th anniversary, the event took on a carnival atmosphere with live bands performing from a stage on Harris Promenade, free fairground rides and games and a sandcastle-building competition on the beach offering £50 prizes.
Douglas Town Centre Manager Oliver Cheshire said: 'Holding the event on a Sunday really drew the crowds, not only for the walk itself but also for all the free rides and live entertainment. We're very grateful to Tower Insurance for their continued sponsorship, to all those who served as marshals and, of course, to Kev Scott and his fellow Douglas Coastguard crew members, without whom we wouldn't be able to stage the event. RNLI volunteers do tremendous work, not just saving lives but educating, too, so we're pleased that all donations from the Tower of Refuge walk have gone to such a deserving cause.'
Tower Insurance managing director Emmet McQuillan said: 'Tower Insurance are proud to be supporting this event where people can take this rare opportunity to visit the Tower of Refuge, one of the Island's famous landmarks. The RNLI have been chosen by our staff as their charity of the year. Money raised today and from other events to celebrate our 90th anniversary will be used to support the lifesaving work of this very worthy charity.'
For all the latest news check out Douglas Town Centre Management's Facebook page, visit the website or contact Oliver Cheshire, 696304.


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Thanks to its especially generous proportions, its soft inner contours and a form that tapers toward the foot end, GRANDO DUO is the ideal place for two people to recline next to each other and indulge in a relaxing bath. Available for left or right mounting.
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Last Tuesday Chris Strohm and Jordan Robertson posted an article on Bloomberg Government (BGOV) (now available on Bloomberg.com) about open source, suggesting that recent hacks on web services have "shaken the confidence in the free software movement." Really? Whose confidence, precisely?
To be sure, BGOV is a competent and comprehensive web-based information service for professionals who interact with or are impacted by the federal government. If you aren't a subscriber and are, you should consider. While our work is directed locally to states and counties and their elections jurisdictions, content in the BGOV web site is often relied upon by a wide range of government officials. And that's why we felt compelled to speak up about it.
Notwithstanding the article's final two paragraphs, here are two points we want to make about this:
- It's just not sensible to suggest "open source software isn't secure;" and
- The article appears to miss the real point altogether.
We'll take those in order.
1. Licensing and Software Quality are Nearly Orthogonal
Open source is a way of licensing, and a model for development. The licensing terms for software have nothing to do with its security. Licensing terms only control what licensees can do with software, not the care with which the code is written.
When people talk about open source and security, they are talking about the development model. If you believe that two heads are better than one, or that "With enough eyeballs all bugs are shallow," then open source software, developed by a community, is probably more secure than software developed by a small group.
But in reality, some open source software—and some proprietary software—is developed by small groups. That means there can be single points of failure, and that's probably what happened in the cases of OpenSSL and Heartbleed. The open source community responded by creating a fund to get resources to key open source projects, to improve development resources. One thing is certain: such a community effort could not possibly happen for proprietary software, and lots of proprietary software is developed by small companies and small groups.
Some open source software is developed by hundreds of contributors. That can also have its challenges, but the key committers on big open source projects are some of the most well respected engineers in the business.
Any popular software eventually will be a target for hackers. But at least with open source software, you can fix it yourself.
From a different angle, the article seems to miss the point altogether, as our CTO observes:
2. All Software is Made Similarly—Adoption Sees No Color
It's true that people working outside of for-profit proprietary software created a variety of infrastructure software. And true that a surprising large portion of this stuff has turned out to be critical. But the point is that academic and research folks, who created this software because they needed it for their research purposes, first recognized the need for these very basic components. Then these components became so useful, as Internet technology was adopted more broadly, that commercial organizations included and incorporated the same software—and why not? It was free! This, of course, further catalyzed the spread, adoption, adaptation, and incorporation of the software to weave the fabric of the Internet as we know it today. It all started with a simple TCP/IP stack complemented by HTTP servers and browsers.
Of course, in a few cases, the commercial market re-engineered implementations of the same concepts. So, today we users of commercial systems depend on lots of critical software, which like all software, has bugs.
But complaining about the historical fact that non-commercial people originally developed this stuff, is just as silly as using the licensing model as part of the blame-game.
If you use a commercial product of any kind and it has flaws from a part that the vendor included, you complain to the vendor. It was the vendor's supply chain, their choice, and their lack of discovery of the flaws in the component. It doesn't matter whether the component was free or not, or what type of license to use was involved.
And it should also be remembered that this will not change: wherever commercial players in technology markets fail to deliver something that's needed—whether because "it is everybody's need" or it is a need of a niche—there is an opportunity for non-commercial technology ecosystem to deliver such, and in many cases it will do so with excellence unencumbered by a profit mandate.
We close by simply observing that open source software offers just as much risk as closed source, but no more than that. The "rewards," if you will, to help offset the risk of vulnerability or bugs of open source include:
- a broader audience and user community which can help identify issues faster;
- a licensing scheme that promotes a perpetual harvest of enhancements and modifications (including bug repairs); and
- as a means for broad adoption, adaptation, and fostering of innovation, open source is a strategy employed by some of the largest of the commercial ilk. Example? In a word: Android.


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For children ages 4 to 6 years old
Utilizing the nationally-recognized Scott Foresman© Pre-K curriculum, we focus on teaching prekindergarten reading and math as well as social studies, science, and creative arts. Unit concepts focus on a main idea that connects learning with hands-on activities and real life experience. With the use of mini books, flip charts, alphabet charts, picture cards, and songs, children develop reading and language skills, build their development of enumeration and begin handwriting. Your child's day will be enhanced with pre-k games, activities and a variety of kindergarten readiness skills.
The Scott Foresman© Kindergarten curriculum builds on the foundation set forth in the Pre-K programs. Children develop a higher understanding of phonics, word analysis, syllabication and context to make sense of and understand new words that facilitates independent reading. Individual practice books allows children to expand their skills with place values, geometry, shapes and drawings, fractions, time and creative writing. Hands-on activities provide an educationally enriching environment for science exploration.
Our certified Kindergarten program is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education and teachers are certified in Early Childhood Education. The program is aligned with the curriculum of public school Kindergarten programs and is designed to prepare your child to transition easily to first grade in a public or private school environment. Our focus for this young group is:
- Encouraging a lifelong love of learning
- Preparing the child to be a confident student
- Nurturing creativity
In addition to educational field trips and special in-house performances, special monthly visits by outside music, gym and other professionals enrich the Play & Learn learning experience. Our program is further enhanced by teaching Introductory Spanish. Computers and SMART Boards are used on a daily basis to help your child learn through technology. In addition, enrichment programs such as yoga, soccer, karate, ballet, and sports are available to our Pre-K and Kindergarten students.
This goal-oriented curriculum covers all areas of school preparation: reading, language arts, spelling, math, social studies, science, handwriting, gym, music, and art. View a sample lesson plan. Family conferences are offered a minimum of three times per year to discuss your child's developmental progress using the Work Sampling System.
Play and Learn locations offering Kindergarten:
Our Collegeville, Lansdale and Hatboro Centers also offer "Kindergarten Plus," Play & Learn's enrichment program for children who attend public or private half-day kindergarten elsewhere. Parents can take advantage of before-school care and / or after-school care. Transportation is available to and from Arrowhead Elementary School, Inglewood Elementary School and Crooked Billet Elementary School.
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A LABOUR peer has called for two separate ballots held one month apart to settle Scotland's constitutional future.
Lord Foulkes, a former Scotland Office minister and MSP, suggests holding a simple vote on independence then, assuming a "no" vote, a second referendum on increased devolution.
He said a proposal to combine three options on one paper, independence, the status quo or more devolved powers, is illogical.
He has tabled at motion on the subject at the House of Lords and hopes to win the approval of the Labour party, making it official policy.
Lord Foulkes said: "There's been a lot of debate about whether there should be one or two questions in the referendum. There are people who want a choice about what devolution we should have, but to have that at the same time is confusing and illogical. They are two different things.
"We need to make a decision first on whether or not Scotland stays in the United Kingdom. If, as I hope, Scotland stays, then we can decide how much devolution we should have."
The peer supports full financial control for Scotland and argues there should be a separate discussion about the options for the country within the UK.
The Scotland Bill, drawn up by the UK Government, proposes transferring limited controls to Holyrood while others have called for so-called devo-max.
Lord Foulkes, who sat as an MSP for the Lothians until May last year, said the second ballot could be held 35 days after the independence referendum, if Scots opt to stay in political union with England.
Scotland's First Minister, Alex Salmond, wants the independence referendum to be held in autumn 2014 and has left the door open to a second question on enhanced devolution.
The Scottish and British governments are holding separate consultations on the staging of the ballot.


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Fight against famine in 2010
Delivering several metric tons of food to fight famine
In March 2010, following reduced harvests due to inadequate rainfall, the Nigerien government called for national and international solidarity in the face of a food crisis threatening almost 8 million Nigeriens. AREVA provided financial and logistical support by delivering several metric tons of food to fight the famine.
A responsible and sustainable partnership
AREVA has been a partner of Niger for over half a century. Having helped fight the country's 2005 food crisis, AREVA reacted quickly in 2010 to organize an emergency food aid program in partnership with the Nigerien national food crisis unit.
In accordance with its policy of partnering with NGOs that are active on the ground, AREVA also committed to helping the Niger NGO Tanafout organize the operation.
Delivering over 2,000 metric tons of food
AREVA contributed by purchasing and delivering several metric tons of food that was distributed to local populations in the Agadez region to compensate for the lack of agricultural goods. The group furnished 1,100 metric tons of supplies—millet, rice, livestock feed—beginning in May.
In July 2010, AREVA reinforced its actions on the ground with further deliveries, bring the total aid provided to over 1 million euros.
This financial aid provided:
- food supplements for children in the Agadez and Tahoua regions,
- 1,000 tons of livestock feed to protect the herds of nomad populations.
The southern Zinder region, which is Niger's second most populated area, also received 460 metric tons of livestock feed.
AREVA maintains its solidarity with the Nigerien population and continues to monitor the situation.


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Whether you are an investor considering making an investment in food hubs, a food hub operator preparing for an investment, or a policymaker looking to better understand the food hub sector, Wholesome Wave's Food Hub Business Assessment Toolkit provides you with the tools to evaluate a food hub business' readiness for investment.
In this webinar, we introduce the Food Hub Business Assessment Toolkit, which provides a framework for assessing the strengths and weaknesses of food hubs in the areas of business model and strategy, impact potential, market overview, marketing and sales, operations, organization and management, risk mitigation, technology and systems, and finance. The webinar provides an overview of the business assessment process and explore certain areas in depth, presenting Farm Fresh Rhode Island as a case study.
Wholesome Wave's Healthy Food Commerce Investments division directs capital and business development assistance to food hubs in order to expand the channels for local food so farms can more reliably, safely, and efficiently sell product within their region to wholesale buyers and institutions like hospitals, schools, and large dining outlets.


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The Ultimate Revelation of a New Year's Reveler
The peaks rose like mountains in the distance, over where the revellererrerers were enacting their heathen celebrations of the heathen holiday, the mass of humans that trip over themselves and everyone else to reach their own peaks of intoxication, stomping and trudging to go and get wasted, those people in pure celebration of Not Having To Work, saving the wages they've earnt since the last year's outlet of Twelve Months pent up expression, saving for expensive alcohol and drugs to distract them from having had to work or study all year, to enable them to not give a single shit about anything but their own party, to feed their cognitive dissonance.
That dissonance rules all behaviour during the year-change ceremonies. Or any other ceremonies. Or any other time, days, encounters; broader society chooses to forget or ignore that every thing ends, every single thing ends, even the stars, they end, even the propulsion of energy, that ends, nothing lasts forever, not their cheaply made clothing, not their supply of pingers, or internet, or petrol for their cars. They choose to forget or ignore the history of the land, why they're even there, what happens to the cans when they finish the drinks in them.
All of their resources are spent on the moment, the joyous moment, and no thought is given to the consequences.
But what can you expect from living in a culture that actively encourages such attitudes? I didn't like being in the thick of it much, you may be able to tell.
So they gathered, all forgetting, all dropping their rubbish on the grass under the huge fabric peaks that represent their best, everyone's best, dancing like they need to expel the contents of their stomachs, talking to each other like they need to expel the contents of their souls, doing push-ups like they have to expel the energy of every sexual frustration, all of it an expulsion of every discomfort they've felt while living in a society of many, many, many human beings who are born in to the expectation that to live is to never accept degradation, to ignore its effects. A denial of the innate nature of existence rules them. They are slaves to the denial of entropy and history more than simply to wages.
And we heard their cries from outside the tiny strip of forest, the trees that the most recent "owners" of the land had chosen to leave for the sake of wind-breaking over those particular fields (the land traditionally belongs to the Wathaurung people), it did nothing to quiet the noise of yelling, of shouting, of the thousands of humans applauding the entertainment brought to them from across the oceans, now that the sun was down they were more excited, louder applause because those guests to the land were exotic, they'd heard them on the radio heaps too, whilst I, on the other side of the trees, wondered if the invisible fumes of exhaled chemical intoxications would drift over to us and permeate our lungs and skin with the worship of systems we found to not ring true within us. I was enjoying the company of my best friends, but the thoughts of what lie on the other side knotted my brow in frustration.
A young woman ran to our campsite and asked for company while she waited to be picked up by her boyfriend. She was emotional, insecure, chatty and alone. Nick and I sat with her to make sure she was safe, and she told us her life story. Through conversation I came to understand that she had trust issues, she didn't believe in herself; she assumed her friends didn't like her, she felt uncomfortable around them because they made fun of her for wanting to grow her own food, she did not know her mother, an Ethopian refugee. When Nick had gone back to camp for a moment, I waved off the attentions of strangers with predatory looks in their eyes as they asked if we needed a lift back to town, us sitting on the outskirts of the celebration, two young ladies without a man there to wave off that unwanted attention simply by being there with us. Predators prowling the edges, looking for weak prey. That is why I sat with her when she first asked for company.
In the morning, the sun scorched through our cheap tents and drove us in to fresh air, and we packed up our things, I picked up all the ciggie butts and guitar strings, it was spotless when we left, then went with the band so they could play underneath the peaks we saw from the distance all night before.
Finally there, we felt the lightheartedness we missed when we were on the other side of the trees, in the fields, because it was shady under the tent, at least, and in the performer's area there were refreshing drinks provided, wet towels, clean toilets, fruit platter, no drunken revelers screaming in excitement, though the dust from the road and the heat of the sun was inescapable. I washed my hands and face many times. Sweat and dust create a paste on your skin very quickly.
And then Peter and his band played, and there were some revelers singing along to the songs they knew, that was real nice, and the video I'd made for the occasion was played on the huge screen behind them; I could barely see it but I was proud anyway, and Pete loved it too, and that's all that really mattered.
After that, we swam in the ocean. We swam and I forgot all about everything because the view of the cliffs facing the ocean and the feeling of the Antarctic-ly chilled water was better than any drug I have ever encountered, and I looked at my beautiful friends splashing in the water, I looked at the horizon, and felt nothing but pleasure, dove in to the water and connected with nature and decided that was all I needed to stay strong enough to fight the ills of the heathen consumer culture I'd just witnessed, in those fields that were left so dirty by the thousands who didn't give a shit about anything except their own party. All I needed was nature to remind me that to be human is not to ruin your home, but to be a part of it.
The end.