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SUBJECT: Request for Comments - Data Collection and Reporting for Workforce Investment Act, Title IB Programs, ETA Forms 9090 and 9091; OMB Number 1205-0420
1. Purpose. To transmit a request for public comment on revision of an Information Collection Request (ICR), which will be submitted to the Office of Management and Budget for review and approval, concerning data collection and reporting for Workforce Investment Act, Title IB Programs, and reported on ETA Form 9090 and 9091 (formerly WIASRD).
2. References. Federal Register, Vol. 70, No. 133, July 13, 2005, pp. 40402-40404; Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 [44 U.S.C. Chapter 35]; Workforce Investment Act, section 136; Training and Employment Guidance Letters (TEGL) 15-03, Common Measures Policy (Rescinded), December 10, 2003; TEGL 28-04, Common Measures Policy, April 15, 2005; TEGL 3-04.
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4. Action. Program Administrators are requested to share this Information Alert with appropriate staff and other agencies, and are invited to comment, on or before September 12, 2005 to the individual named in the Addresses section of the Federal Register attachment.
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5. Contact. Comments or questions about WIA, Title IB program reporting may be directed to Karen Staha on 202.693.3420. Comments or questions about the format of this Alert may be directed to Tom Coyne on 312.596.5435.
6. Expiration Date. September 12, 2005
7. Attachment. Federal Register, Vol. 70, No. 133, July 13, 2005, pp. 40402-40404


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Plugin Development
Writing plugins
If you are a developer, and would like to have a go at writing your own Stellarium plugin(s), the following resources might be helpful:
- the Plugins page in this wiki and the pages that it links to
- the "Plugins" page in Stellarium's online developers' documentation (as of 11 October 2010, it is sadly outdated)
- the stellarium-pubdevel mailing list — please fee free to subscribe and post questions there
Plug-ins can be compiled and used in two different ways:
- Dynamic plug-ins
- Stand-alone dynamic libraries (separate files with
.soextension on GNU/Linux,
.dllin Windows or
.dylibon Mac OS X) that are loaded at run-time by Stellarium. This allows plug-ins to be are distributed separately from Stellarium.
- Static plug-ins
- Linked statically at build-time. They become "built-in", a part of Stellarium's binary files. This is used to release fixed versions of some "official" plug-ins together with Stellarium's releases.
As Stellarium's plug-in interface has changed over time, plug-ins for different versions are not interchangeable. This is the reason why the official plug-ins have been linked statically to the official release.
Nothing prevents someone from developing an independent static plug-in, but have in mind that this requires building a custom version of Stellarium. A much better choice, for an independent plug-in, is to make it dynamic.
If you want to propose a new plug-in to be added to the official ones and distributed with Stellarium, the best choice is to start a personal
Bazaar branch of Stellarium in Launchpad, develop the plug-in in it and propose the branch for a merge into the trunk when you are read. (Example of what such a branch looks like)
Example code
Examples for static plug-ins are the "official" plug-ins and the HelloStelModule example plug-in. All can be found in the "plugins" subdirectory of Stellarium's trunk branch.
Examples for dynamic plug-ins can be found in the old Subversion repository at SourceForge.
For further information and links to those places, see the "Plug-ins" section in How to get Stellarium's source code.
Building and installing
These instructions apply only for dynamic plug-ins. Instructions for static plug-ins you can found here.
- Build the core Stellarium code according to the Compilation on Linux page. Make sure the build sub-directory is called builds/unix.
- Set the environment variable STELROOT to be the path of the stellarium source tree, for example:
export STELROOT=/home/bob/stellarium
- Change to where you have the plugin source code installed, make a sub-directory builds/unix and change into it.
cd /home/bob/stel-plugins/PluginName mkdir -p builds/unix cd builds/unix
- Run cmake, specifying the build type to be the same as that which was used to build the core code (Debug or Release). Then run make
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ../.. make
- To install, just do:
make install
This will put the files for the plugin in ~/.stellarium/modules/PluginName
- To get the full suite of external modules source code enter this URL in the Tortoise SVN check out from your development root directory as you did for the stellarium source. This will create a folder "stel-plugins" containing all the subdirectories of plugin modules sources.
https://stellarium.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/stellarium/trunk/extmodules stel-plugins
- Build the core Stellarium code according to the Windows Build Instructions page. Make sure the build sub-directory is called builds/msys.
- Set the environment variable STELROOT to be the path of the stellarium source tree, for example:
export STELROOT=/c/msys/1.0/home/bob/stellarium
- Change to where you have the plugin source code installed, make a sub-directory builds/msys and change into it.
cd /c/msys/1.0/home/bob/stel-plugins/<name of plugin> mkdir -p builds/msys cd builds/msys
- Run cmake, specifying the build type to be the same as that which was used to build the core code (Debug or Release). Then run make
cmake -G "MSYS Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ../.. make
- Several of the plugins have a file called "installer.iss" in the main plugin directory. This can be used with the INNO installer generator to generate a windows installer for the plugin.
Creating the plug-in directory
If your plug-in stores its configuration data in a subdirectory of "modules" (in the user data directory), make sure that this directory exists. This can be easily done with the static function StelFileMgr::makeSureDirExistsAndIsWritable().
For dynamic plug-ins, this is not strictly necessary, because to install the plug-in in the "modules" directory, such a sub-directory must be created by the install script. But when you are writing a static plug-in, or adapting a dynamic plug-in for static linking, don't forget that this time the directory does not exist by default!
Windows dynamic linking error
If a plugin uses a class that inherits a Stellarium class that contains the Q_OBJECT macro (for example, a dialog windows that inherits StelDialog), Stellarium will refuse to load it on Windows, returning an "Invalid access to memory location" error. The workaround is to copy the parent class (for example, StelDialog) to the plugin's sources and rename it appropriately.
Advice on how to solve this issue in another way will be much appreciated.

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Welcome to the Department of Student Life! Our goal is to provide social, cultural and educational opportunities that promote student involvement and complement the learning that takes place inside the classroom. It is through these experiences we hope to transform the student from the time they first enter the university to graduation.
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ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar – On his first official mission to Madagascar INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble met with senior officials to review national and regional crime threats, and identify opportunities to enhance the country's global law enforcement cooperation via INTERPOL.
Mr Noble's discussions with Minister of Interior Security Arsène Rakotondrazaka focused in particular on building national police capacity and extending the use of INTERPOL's global law enforcement tools and services beyond its National Central Bureau (NCB) in Antananarivo to frontline officers, so as to better fight crimes such as human and drugs trafficking or maritime piracy.
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Among the many data management challenges faced by financial institutions, regulatory data requirements and dealing with data silos within the organization are top of mind this year, according to a survey by the Financial Information Management Association and Fenergo.
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Both cars hit the same tuned figures as they should showing the differences in the models are artificially limited by software. The only reason to get the AMG S is if one is interested in preserving their warranty and not tuning the car. If you're reading this site that is not you so buy the standard E63 AMG and pocket the change.
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ORIGINATING OFFICE: Region 5
PROGRAMS: Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker
SUBJECT: Agricultural Services Technical Assistance Training, April 4-5, San Antonio
1. Purpose. To advise State Workforce Agencies of the Agricultural Services Technical Assistance Training Workshop to be held in San Antonio, Texas, April 4 and 5, 2007.
2. Reference. 20 CFR 653.108 (e) and (k); Workforce Investment Act of 1998.
3. Background. In conjunction with the MAFO Year 2007 National Farmworker Conference, ETA Regions 4, 5 and 6 will hold an annual training and professional development workshop for all Monitor Advocates, Assistant Monitor Advocates, National Farmworker Program (NFJP) coordinators, and Federal Project Officers FPO and other staff who are involved with agricultural services and Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker (MSFW) issues.
To ensure continued collaboration with our farmworker organization partners and to provide timely training on changes which impact MSFW services, participation in the Agricultural Services training is encouraged.
For information regarding the MAFO conference, please visit www.mafofarmworker.com.
3. Substance. This Agricultural Services training will bring together farmworker organizations, State and Federal Monitor Advocates, Federal Project Officers, NFJP grantees and outreach workers to discuss the various issues and legislative changes that impact the provision of services to MSFW's, including changes under the Workforce Investment Act of 1998. The main objectives of this year's training are to:
a. better integrate the services to MSFW's and agricultural employers in the Workforce System;
b. facilitate the exchange of information among farmworker service providers; and
c. enhance communication and cooperation between farmworker groups and State and Federal officials.
The Agricultural Services Training Agenda (attached) will include discussion of the Agricultural Forums findings, Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED), Integrating Services to MSFW's and Agricultural employers in the Workforce System, and discussions on Effective Recruitment and Referral in an Integrated System.
4. Arrangements. The Agricultural Services training will be held at:
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The special rate for the Omni San Antonio Hotel during the training will be $103.00 per night. For reservations, participants should contact the hotel directly by phone on 210.691.8888 (mention MAFO). Hotel reservations should be made and confirmed by March 16, 2007 to receive the special conference rate.
5. Action. State Administrators are requested to share this Information Alert with their State Monitor Advocates and encourage their attendance at the Agricultural Services training.
6. Contact. Questions concerning the Agricultural Services training should be directed to:
Region 4 - Jesus Morales, 972.850.4616
Region 5 - Eric Hernandez, 312.596.5419
Region 6 - Martin Rios, 415.975.4679
Questions or comments about the format of this Alert may be directed to Robert Rainault on 312.596.5416
7. Attachment. Employment and Training Administration Agricultural Services Training Agenda
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
10:00-10:15 Welcome by the Texas Workforce Commission & ETA Region 4
10:15-11:15 Presentation on Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED) presentation and Agricultural Services.
Discussion Leader: Gay
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WIRED is the driving force to integrate economic and workforce development activities and demonstrate that talent development can drive economic transformation and how it can be incorporated into rural areas to benefit rural communities and it residents.
11:15-12:00 Agricultural Business and Workforce System Integration Forums Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Discussion Leader: Jonathan Simonetta,
Manpower Analyst,
This session will examine the findings from the three ETA-sponsored Agricultural Business and Workforce System Integration Forums.
§ Employer Challenges and Solutions
§ Workforce System Challenges and Solutions
§ Strategic Planning for System Integration
§ Interesting Case Studies
12:00-1:30 Lunch
1:30-2:30 Continuation of Agricultural Business and Workforce System Integration Forums Best Practices and Lessons Learned
2:30-3:30 Plenary Session with Effective Partnership Panel.
Panel will provide an overview of the services (employment, training) that each group provides to agricultural employers and all members of the farm worker community (farm workers, migrants, seasonal farm workers) in an effort to better integrate these services in the One-Stop Workforce System. We want to look at where integration is working well, and where we can improve. Panel would include 2 One-Stops and two NFJP grantees that work effectively together.
3:30-3:45 Break
3:45-4:45 Effective Recruitment and Referral in an Integrated System.
Thursday, April 5, 2007
8:00-8:30 Coffee and Drinks
8:30-10:30 Annual Plan/Summary Report Preparation
· Labor Exchange Agricultural Reporting System - State Agency's electronic submission requirement of the Services to Migrant and Seasonal Farm workers ETA Form 5148 quarterly report
· Reporting Outreach Contacts
· Complaints Taken
· Equity Indicators
· Minimum Service Level Indicators
10:30-10:45 Break
10:45-12:00 Integrating Services to MSFWs in the One-Stop System - A review of how required services can be provided to MSFWs.
· Integration of the full range of Employment and Training Services (Self-Services, Staff Assisted Services, and Intensive Services)
· Job Information
· Outreach Services
· Complaint Processing
12:00-1:30 Lunch
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I'm not sure if it is Top Two or other factors unique to each election, but the number of contested primaries has increased steadily since the state swapped the pick-a-party primary for the Top Two.
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Information Lifecycle Governance: Aligning Information Stakeholders to Improve Information Economics
As with most large businesses, BNY Mellon's paper-based governance processes were not designed for the large volumes of electronic information we now depend on. Legal found it difficult to define and execute legal holds. Records & Information Management (RIM) was equally challenged to apply retention schedules across the organization. Information Technology (IT) had difficulty seeing legal obligations or the business requirements for the information, which led to a difficulty in disposing of information -- despite studies showing that only about 31 percent of all data has any legal, compliance or business value. This led to a year-over-year increase in storage spend despite the decline in retail storage costs.
To overcome these challenges, BNY Mellon has embraced a cross-functional Information Lifecycle Governance (ILG) program that will align information stakeholders in Legal, RIM, IT and the business to enable the defensible disposal of information that has no legal, compliance or business value. Based on practices codified in the Information Lifecycle Governance Leader Reference Guide recently published by the Compliance, Governance and Oversight Counsel (CGOC) , the multi-year ILG journey is beginning to transform our legal, records and IT practices to improve our information economics while reducing risk.
The goal of our ILG program is to align the needs of all information stakeholders, providing:
- Legal with the ability to automatically place and track legal holds.
- RIM with the ability to centralize and automate global retention schedules, based on up-to-date law and business value, for all information: paper and electronic, records and non-records, structured and unstructured.
- Business users with easier access to information while transparently satisfying the needs of Legal and RIM.
- IT with the ability to defensibly dispose of all information that has no value.
A successful ILG journey can be significant for BNY Mellon in terms of economics, reduced risk and increased business value.
The Steps in the Journey:
1. Bringing Together the Right People. ILG requires broad and deep support from executives and managers. The ILG Executive Steering Committee includes our Chief of Staff as executive sponsor, Global head of Client Management, Global head of Operations & Technology, Chief Risk Officer, Chief Financial Officer, General Counsel, and our Chief Information Officer. Our Senior Advisory Group is composed of business leaders who provide staff and support for the program. We have also staffed a Program Office that drives and measures progress toward our ILG goals and directs the efforts of a Working Group, which is developing the specific processes.
2. Creating a Framework for Unifying Processes. Our first task was to develop a strategy for unifying the disparate processes and practices in Legal, RIM, IT and the businesses. We leveraged the Information Governance Reference Model (IGRM), to provide a framework for linking information duties and business value to actual data assets. This is necessary to ensure the availability of valuable information, reduce risk, and enable disposal of unnecessary information.
3. Translating Strategy into Tactics and Goals into Results. Next, we established clear connections between business objectives, the processes and actions required to achieve them, the capacity to execute those actions and the measurement needed for accountability. Without clear business goals, processes and metrics, it would be impossible to evaluate whether we have the capacity for successful execution.
4. Implementing the Right Technology. We are also implementing technology to support creating a global standard taxonomy and retention policy, cataloging the business value of all information, automating legal holds and syndicating this information to the IT systems with custody of the information. We are also implementing a shared data source catalog across all the stakeholder organizations and a secure repository where records can be managed and disposed.
5. Measuring Success. As part of this journey, we are implementing constant and consistent measurement and reporting. Using our cost- and risk-reduction goals and timeline, we have created executive dashboards and management reports. We are also measuring our operational capacity to ensure we have the resources we need to succeed.
6. Auditing the Program. The key final step of the journey will be to engage Internal Audit to report on process failures, help identify failure causes, and ensure accountability for fixing issues.
Defensible disposal, made possible by our ILG program, creates shareholder value for BNY Mellon by substantially improving information economics and aligning information stakeholders across legal, records, research, business and IT to lower systemic risks and achieve greater financial performance.
Allen Cohen is Managing Director & Chief Information Officer, BNY Mellon International, and is a CGOC Faculty Member. He has been with BNY Mellon since August 2000. He currently is the Chief Information Officer for International technology reporting to Suresh Kumar, Global CIO for BNY Mellon. Cohen is also a faculty member of the Compliance, Governance and Oversight Counsel (CGOC) and recently presented at the 2012 CGOC workshops in New York City and London on "Aligning Information Stakeholders to Improve Information Economics."


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The money you spend on wedding catering is typically the most expensive part of the wedding budget. Very often, couples look for ways to save money on catering and still give their wedding guests a great party. Here are ten tips to help you trim your wedding catering budget:
1. Know what your food and beverage budget is and share that number with prospective caterers. This will give them the opportunity to give you a proposal with the best menu(s) that you can afford.
2. Limit the number of courses you serve. Stick with a salad and entree and serve your wedding cake for dessert.
3. Plan your wedding around breakfast, lunch or dessert. Meals at these times typically have smaller portions, so you will save money on food,and less alcohol is typically served, so you will save on bar costs.
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5. Butler-pass your horsd'oeuvres rather than having stations.Your servers can control the speed with which your hors d'oeuvres are served so you can order less without running out.
6. Choose a plated meal rather than a buffet. When a caterer prepares a buffet, he has to prepare portions for more than your guest count so food doesn't run out if a guest takes a larger portion. Plated meals have set portions, so you don't have to spend money for extra food.
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Rocktron HUSH Pro and Patchmate Loop 8
NON-MUSICAL NOISE IS THE MUSICIAN'Snemesis, and amp hum and hiss can spoil beautifulguitar tones, particularly when recording.Rocktron has been in the noise-eliminationgame since 1983, and the HUSH Pro StereoNoise Exterminator ($329 retail/$249 street)represents the company's latest technology ina sleek, professional-grade package. The unit's+4/-10 Reference Level switch and balancedXLR and unbalanced 1/4" inputs and outputslet you connect it to just about anything, whileits two-knob interface makes it easier to usethan most effects pedals.
The HUSH Pro does two things: The HUSHsection's dynamically controlled low-pass filter(1kHz-40kHz) detects the input signal'scurrent highest frequency and filters out thefrequencies above it, while a downwardexpander provides up to 50dB of automatic volumereduction. The Gate section works in conjunctionwith the downward expander toeliminate all sound when the input signal dropsbelow the threshold set with the Gate Thresholdcontrol.
I tested the Hush Pro in stereo using a FractalAudio Axe-Fx Ultra, and in mono withinthe effects loop of a Rivera Venus 6 1x12 comboamp. In both cases, I dialed in amp settingsranging from typical to gain-crazy, and threwin a super-noisy early-'70s Electro-HarmonixBig Muff just for grins.
The Gate section may be used independently,so I tried that first. After fine-tuning there sponse, the gate followed the decay of single notes and chords admirably, smoothlyfading them out at the very end like a goodengineer. The HUSH circuit worked equallywell, dramatically reducing—though, of course,not entirely eliminating—hiss and hum. Combiningthe two functions tamed even the nastiestdin, and squelched all sound when I wasn'tplaying. In short: the HUSH Pro performed brilliantly. My only gripe is the large and relatively heavy "lump-in-the-line" power supply,though Rocktron has good reasons for usingan external supply.
Noise reduction is one thing, but tone reductiondue to problematic pedals or combinations of pedals is another thing entirely. Oneway around the problem is to isolate individual pedals using loops, and then switch themin and out of the signal chain as they are needed.This can be done simply by using a mechanicalswitching system with dedicated footswitchesfor each pedal/loop, but that stillleaves you tap dancing if you want to turn morethan one effect on or off at the same time.
The solution to that problem is a system that allows you to program groups of pedals/loops into presets, so that various combinations may be switched in or out simultaneously with the press of a single switch. And most professional switching systems—such as those designed and built by rack guru Bob Bradshaw—employ MIDI for that purpose. Rocktronintroduced the first factory produced Bradshaw switching system 20 years ago, andthe Patchmate Loop 8 ($549 retail/$389 street)is a direct descendent of that technology. TheLoop 8 sports 128 presets organized into groupsof eight (corresponding to the front p...
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