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Latest industry research report on: Global Convergent Charging Software and Services Market : Industry Size, Share, Research, Reviews, Analysis, Strategies, Demand, Growth, Segmentation, Parameters, Forecasts
Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/05/2017 -- The convergent charging software and services refer to the solutions such as voucher management, CRM, and mediation, payment, and settlement management and services such as managed services, consulting services, and training, certification, and education services. These systems help streamline operations and implement service fulfillment. These applications help manage complex networks and IT infrastructure, service delivery, and customer support.
Technavios analysts forecast the global convergent charging software and services market to grow at a CAGR of 19.24% during the period 2017-2021.
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The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global convergent charging software and services market for 2017-2021. To calculate the market size, the report considers the solutions (CRM, mediation, payment, and settlement management, and voucher management) and services (managed services, consulting services, and training, certification, and education services).
The market is divided into the following segments based on geography:
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Key vendors
Netcracker Technology
Other prominent vendors
Aria Systems
CSG International
Elitecore Technologies
Global Convergence Solutions
Hitachi Data Systems
Market driver
Adoption of convergent billing systems
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Market challenge
Issues in integrating with legacy systems
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Market trend
Increasing competition in telecom billing software market
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Turkish web site Donanimhaber.com already leaked pictures and full specs of Vibe P2.
basically it is like making a same phone like it's daughter company i.e. MOTOROLA cuz Motorola is gonna release Moto z play just by the end of next month along with the Moto z and make it compete with it and observe the sales in emerging markets like india
SD625? Seriously, Lenovo? With Redmi Note 3 rocking SD650/SD652?

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IBM Corp. on Monday announced Version 5.0 of its WebSphere Application Server, emphasising Web services, e-business, and mainframe deployments in the release.
WebSphere 5.0 plays into IBM's vision for e-business, which entails having applications and computer systems available on demand through use of middleware and Web services, said Stefan Van Overtveldt, director of technical marketing for WebSphere.
"WebSphere Application Server is really becoming our platform to support e-business on demand," Van Overtveldt said. Autonomic and grid computing also play into this plan.
Version 5.0 "actually brings us without doubt the most robust platform for Web services," Van Overtveldt said.
Web services features include the Axis 3.0 open-source SOAP parser for improving Web services requests by a factor of four to five, and support of Web Services Invocation Framework, an IBM technology that enables Web services to be deployed over networking protocols such as CORBA IIOP, MQSeries, and JMS. Web services over AOL Instant Messaging also is supported.
"I might be a customer looking to use a Web service and using IM to talk to a person to get information on a product. I simply push the button and use the communication channel that I already established and the applications talk to one another," Van Overtveldt said.
Also featured for Web services functionality is a private UDDI registry for setting up internal repositories of Web services.
To boost security, Version 5.0 features a Web services gateway that is deployed between firewalls to authenticate external requests.
Workflow also is enhanced for Web services; multiple Web services can be linked together for implementing a business process. For example, an application could be developed to enable credit card information lookups via Web services, and then a decision can be made on whether to approve credit.
Version 5.0 also is compliant with the J2EE 1.3 specification, enabling asynchronous messaging for communication between Enterprise Java Beans.
"The big advantage of doing this is you end up with parts of your application that are loosely coupled, so if you make a change to one part of your application, you don't necessarily have to change the other parts as well," Van Overtveldt said. "It allows you to make changes to your application more rapidly."
Analyst Mike Gilpin, research fellow at Giga Information Group, pointed out that other vendors already have supported in J2EE 1.3 in their application servers.
The new application server also is ostensibly compliant with the yet-to-be-released J2EE 1.4 specification, enabling better integration between Web services and J2EE environments. J2EE 1.4 will feature support of JAX RPC (Java APIs for XML Remote Procedure Calls), for better communication between J2EE and Unix applications.
An early user of the product, David Moskowitz, CIO and CTO at Productivity Solutions, an e-business architectural and development firm in Bala Cynwyd, Pa., said Version 5.0 "makes our job a lot easier."
He cited the integration between the WebSphere Studio toolset and the application server as a benefit. Web services support in Version 5.0 is critical, Moskowitz added.
"One of the things I've been talking about literally since 1996-97 is the notion of a service-oriented development, changing the perspective from object-oriented to service-oriented development," he said.
With the new application server IBM is promoting its legacy mainframes as a platform for running the software. The application server on the zSeries mainframe can repair itself without having to shut down. Mainframes are an answer for customers looking to deploy the application server with the highest scalability and availability, according to Overtveldt.
In addition, using Parallel Sysplex technology, multiple mainframes can be linked together as one system. Mainframes also offer a workload management mechanism for managing service-level agreements.
"We're leveraging specific capabilities of the zSeries mainframe," Overtveldt said.
In the area of autonomic computing, Version 5.0 features self-configuration of functions such as tuning the application server. "The server will look at what the application does and requires and automatically tune itself or get tuning guidelines to the administrator," Van Overtveldt said.
Also part of the autonomic functionality is a self-protecting feature in WebSphere that acts like a circuit breaker, preventing an application hot spot when sites are subject to intrusion. A self-healing feature in the server function allows the server to log events and analyze events for troubleshooting problems before they happen.
The application server fits into IBM's vision for grid computing in which IBM envisions users being able to go to the Internet and have parts of their application running on other systems in the grid.
"Grid computing is all about getting access to computing resources, more computing power, more storage, etc., on demand, Van Overtveldt said.
Initially slated to ship in the third quarter of this year, IBM opted to delay the release of Version 5.0 until it could first release a new version of the WebSphere Studio development toolset, also labeled Version 5.0, according to IBM. WebSphere Studio 5.0 shipped in September.
"Customers basically told us our original plan of having the application server become available before the development tools that come with it did not make sense," Overfeldt said.
Other functions of WebSphere 5.0 include HTTP clustering for sharing workloads between multiple application servers, and servlet-level clustering for managing the link between the Web and application servers.
Version 5.0 of WebSphere is priced at US$8,000 per processor (Australian pricing will be released today) and runs on Windows platforms, Linux on Intel, IBM mainframes and IBM iSeries systems (formerly AS/400), and Unix variants from IBM, Sun Microsystems, and Hewlett-Packard.


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About Battlegrounds (aka BRPG)
Battlegrounds is a commercially-sold virtual tabletop program that allows people to play role playing games (and now boardgames, wargames, card games, and dice games!) in real-time over the Internet (peer-to-peer), on a LAN, or offline. Battlegrounds is also available via monthly subscriptions, so users have the option to either buy or "rent" licenses.
Features (from publisher's website)
• Easy to learn and use
• Cross-platform (Windows & Mac OS X)
• Supports play in any genre, with any RPG rules system
• In addition to RPGs, Battlegrounds can also be used to play many boardgames & wargames
• The perfect solution for gaming groups where one or more members have moved away
• Full-screen maps, high-resolution tokens, and a user interface that hides away when you don't need it, to avoid on-screen clutter and heighten the immersion factor
• Easily add your own artwork and maps to the program
• Display visual aids and play music or sound effects to enhance the mood
• Dynamic Fog-of-War feature automatically reveals the map as the party explores, taking into account light sources and any special vision the characters may have
• An incredibly-powerful dice roller that supports most RPG game mechanics, yet requires absolutely no scripting
• Built-in text chat with support for group or private chat, in-character and out-of-character chat, chat aliases, chat macros, an exportable Chat Log, and more
• A highly-configurable Turn Sequencer ensures that everyone always knows whose turn it is (or if their turn is coming up), and also keeps track of important character stats
• Support for card decks, including custom card deck creation
• A token-swapping feature lets you easily switch token poses (standing, prone, mounted, etc), or "flip" virtual counters
• Pop-up character portraits, range measuring, a full assortment of drawing tools, and much more round out the feature set
• Ideal for use with a projector or HDTV in face-to-face game sessions
• Use Battlegrounds to generate awesome visuals for your play-by-post or play-by-email games
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Steve Jobs," the authorized biography of Apple's co-founder and former chief executive written by Walter Isaacson, was the bestselling book on Amazon.com this year, according to the online retailer's website.
That's an impressive accomplishment considering the book was published in late October, and had less than two months to rise to the top. Jobs died Oct. 5.
Intriguingly though, while the Steve Jobs biography was one of the bestselling e-books for the Kindle, it was not THE bestselling book. That honor went to "The Hunger Games," a young adult book originally published in 2009 that is set to become a major Hollywood movie release in March 2012.
The Steve Jobs biography was the No. 3 bestselling book for the Kindle. It was also beat out by John Grisham's "The Litigators," which was also published in October.
One more interesting note from the bestseller list: The parody not-for-kids book "Go the F– to Sleep" was the No. 10 bestselling print book on Amazon for the year. This is interesting because proofs of the book went viral on the Web before it was published. It turned out that rather than spoiling the surprise, the proofs fueled sales in a very big way.
Microsoft on Tuesday began wooing developers for a February opening of its first "app store" for computers powered by the US technology giant's Windows software.
The Windows Store will open in late February when Microsoft releases a test version of its next-generation Windows 8 operating system.
It will take on Apple and Google in the booming market of fun, hip or functional programs built for smartphones, tablets, or computers.
"I think we are going to do great," Windows Web Services vice president Antoine Leblond said as he gave developers and press a preview of the store in a San Francisco art gallery.
"The reach of Windows is absolutely huge and can't be matched," he continued, noting that the Microsoft operating system powers a half billion computers around the world.
Independent developers understandably devote their limited resources to making programs for platforms that promise the most potential customers, and Windows would outshine Apple gadgets and Google Android devices in that regard.
However, Windows has a meager presence when it comes to smartphones and tablets, where third-party applications such as games are typically bought.
A Google executive recently said the cloud computing market in 2012 will focus more on mobile devices and social networking in order to keep pace with businesses' interests. Amit Singh, vice president of Google Enterprise, told eWeek that the cloud trend next year will try to move businesses more into the realm of teamwork from the era of individual production.
With the move more into social networking, Singh said Google is trying to push forward the integration ability of its social networking website Google+. Singh said businesses will start using more of a BYOD, or bring your own device, approach when it comes to using mobile devices at work. Peter Coffee of Salesforce.com said he sees the cloud helping users break through with features and capabilities they may not have had before, such as the ability to create a document on one device and view it on another.
"People do not want to be burdened by what device is holding a piece of content," said Coffee, who added that having content that is device-neutral will be important for everyone in the business world.
Gartner's predictions for the future of cloud computing agrees with Singh's prediction, adding that by 2016, 50 percent of cloud-based email users will rely on a browser, tablet or mobile device instead of a desktop.
Google on Tuesday announced that more than 10 billion applications had been downloaded worldwide in its software store Android Market.
In a company blog post, Google said Android Market reached the milestone with a growth rate of one billion app downloads per month after app downloads hit 6 billion in July.
Partnering with some Android developers, Google also unveiled a ten-day celebration with a selection of apps for only 10 cents each day since Tuesday.
We can't wait to see where this accelerating growth takes us in 2012," said Eric Chu, director of Android developer ecosystem, in the blog.
Google has been gearing up to close the gap with Apple in the mobile market. Thanks to the broader availability of smartphones and tablets running Android, the software's mobile market share is expected to be twice as Apple's iOS in 2011, according to data from several research companies.
In July, Apple said app downloads had surpassed 15 billion in its App Store.
New Zealand already has lush rainforests and sandy beaches, bungee jumping and scuba diving, gourmet restaurants and lively night life, even a thriving tech community that has drawn investment from the likes of Peter Thiel. (Of course, they drive on the left side of the road, but hey no place is perfect).
Now the country has something else the rest of the world does not: Facebook's new Timeline feature.
New Zealand is getting first crack at the major redesign of the profile page. Key to the decision: It's English speaking and very far away from Silicon Valley.
That's according to Sam Lessin, product director of Timeline, who told the New Zealand Herald: "We chose New Zealand to be first — and I'll probably get in trouble for saying this — primarily because it is an English-speaking country…. It's far away from our data centers, so we can monitor speed and performance."
It may also have something to do with the country having about 4.4 million people, 2 million of whom are on Facebook.
And just how long will the rest of the world have to wait?
"We're definitely taking our time with this one," Lessin said. "It will give people a chance to get excited about what they can do with it."
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A court error on Friday offered a brief glimpse at information that Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics have tried to shield from the public during their high-stakes patent litigation.
The material appears to be less important for what it says about the companies than what it reveals about efforts to keep court proceedings secret.
In denying Apple's bid to stop Samsung from selling its Galaxy smartphone and tablets in the United States, District Judge Lucy Koh's ruling inadvertently included details she had intended to black out. The judge's staff quickly realized the error, sealed the electronic document and posted a redacted version four hours later.
The fuller version, which Reuters obtained while it was publicly available, did not expose the technical inner workings of the iPad — or anything close. Rather, it contained internal company analysis about the smartphone market, as well as some details about Apple's patent licensing relationships with other tech companies.
The lawsuit, which Apple filed in April in a San Jose, California, federal court, says Samsung's Galaxy products "slavishly" copy the iPhone and iPad. The South Korean electronics maker says Apple's arguments lack merit.
The case is scheduled for trial next year. The Friday ruling means Samsung can continue selling Galaxy products for now.
Sealing documents has become standard in intellectual property cases. Investors, academics and other observers have expressed concern that some judges too readily accede to litigants' claims that documents contain trade secrets and must be kept private.
Judges have wide latitude in granting company sealing requests, and Koh has granted all of Apple and Samsung's requests to keep documents secret in the case.
Some crucial legal briefs from both companies were kept entirely secret for months, and then released with redactions. After an inquiry from Reuters last week, Koh issued new guidelines so that redacted briefs become public much sooner.
Timothy Holbrook, an intellectual property professor at Emory Law in Atlanta who reviewed Koh's Friday ruling at Reuters' request, said there did not appear to be any trade secrets among the blacked-out portions.
"Most of it just seems like it was sealed out of an abundance of caution," Holbrook said.
In an email on Monday, Koh declined to comment on a pending case. Representatives for Apple and Samsung also declined to comment.
The California case is just one battleground in Apple and Samsung's bruising legal war, which includes more than 20 cases in 10 countries as they jostle for the top spot in the smartphone and tablet markets.
Global tablet sales are expected to explode to more than 50 million in 2011. Apple, which has sold more than 30 million iPads so far, is expected to continue to dominate the market in the near term.
While Amazon.com has also entered the fray with its Kindle Fire tablet, Samsung's Galaxy line-up is widely deemed the closest rival to the iPad in terms of capability and design.
In her 65-page ruling denying Apple's request for a preliminary injunction against Samsung, Koh attempted to redact nearly two dozen sentences or short fragments. But because of a formatting characteristic in the prior electronic version, the redacted material can be viewed by copying text from the PDF and pasting it into another document.
The version now available to the public cannot be viewed in such a manner.
According to the redacted portions, Apple's own studies show that existing customers are unlikely to switch from iPhones to Samsung devices. Instead, the evidence suggests an increase in sales of Samsung smartphones is likely to come at the expense of other smartphones with Android operating systems, Koh wrote.
In arguing against the injunction, Samsung — which is also a huge components supplier to Apple — said Apple's supply cannot keep up with market demand for smartphone products. Koh recounted the argument in the redacted portions of the ruling.
But Koh then called Samsung's argument "dubious," given rebuttal evidence presented by Apple regarding its ability to keep up with demand in the long term.
The redacted portions also refer to licensing deals that Apple struck with other high-tech companies over one of its key patents. Issued in December 2008, the patent covers the method of scrolling documents and images on Apple's touch-screen devices.
Apple has already licensed the patent to IBM and Nokia, according to the ruling. A technology blog, The Verge, first reported this detail on Saturday; the blog said it had been shown two statements that were redacted from the ruling.
Scant information has previously been made available about Apple's licensing deals with Nokia or IBM.
While Apple and Nokia publicly announced a patent settlement for an undisclosed sum in June, they did not divulge any specifics, except to say the agreement resolved all litigation between the companies and that Apple would make a one-time payment to Nokia and pay future royalties. At the time, the settlement was viewed as a victory for Nokia.
There appears to be no reference to any patent-licensing deal for mobile technology between IBM and Apple either in news archives or company regulatory filings.
"Apple doesn't license much, and it could be that they don't want people to know who the licensees are," said Holbrook, the IP professor.
Representatives for IBM and Nokia did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Monday.
Samsung was also offered a royalty license during negotiations with Apple in November 2010, the ruling says, five months before Apple wound up suing Samsung in the United States.
Apple has brought claims against Samsung based on design patents — which protect the look and feel of a device — and so-called "utility" patents, which cover engineering innovations.
A footnote in the ruling says "it does not appear" that Apple and Samsung discussed design patents during their negotiations that preceded the lawsuit.
Yet since much of Koh's opinion covers design patents, the mistakenly released data does not reveal much about the inner workings of the technology, said Holbrook.
"There was nothing I saw that was shocking, just stuff that is not (otherwise) available to the public," he said.
The case in U.S. District Court, Northern District of California is Apple Inc v. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd et al, 11-1846.
(Reporting by Dan Levine in San Francisco and Carlyn Kolker in New York; Additional reporting by Jeremy Pelofsky in Washington; Editing by Martha Graybow and John Wallace)
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has won the right to petition the UK Supreme Court in his fight against extradition to Sweden.
He lost a High Court battle last month to be extradited over alleged sex offences, which he denies.
Judges refused Mr Assange permission to appeal directly to the Supreme Court – but said his case raised "a question of general public importance".
He can now directly ask the Supreme Court to look at his case.
However, Mr Assange, who was at the London court to hear the judges' ruling, still has no automatic right to be heard by the highest court in the UK.
He was cheered by supporters as he left the Royal Courts of Justice and, alluding to an MPs' debate later on calls for the renegotiation of extradition rules, he said there were "many aggrieved families in the UK and other countries and in Europe struggling for justice".
Speaking of his own case, he said: "I think that is the correct decision, and I am thankful. The long struggle for justice for me and others continues."


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Why the difference? I bought my dress as a PDF pattern. The same day I bought it I downloaded the pattern and printed it from my home printer. Puddle's pattern? Well, I bought that online from the McCall's site as well, but I bought a regular paper pattern. I bought it weeks ago, but it still hasn't arrived in the mail.
So would I recommend only buying PDF patterns from now on? No, not exactly.
The McCall's PDF pattern I printed from my home printer was a whoping 55 pages! After I printed it I had to tape the entire thing together using grid instructions. This involved trimming the edges of each piece of 8x10 paper to make sure the marks lined up properly. Sheesh. For someone who loathes cutting out sewing patterns, this was an extremely tedious process.


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Internet Marketing is getting saturated with more and more internet marketers, big and small, coming into the bandwagon. With the expected higher marketing/advertising budget from the companies over the globe in 2011, definitely there is still potential in Internet Marketing. The BIG question is how big (or small) of the pie can you get out of it?
Thus, it is always prudence to keep up to date on the available options in earning money online. One big wave that coming our way, slowly but surely, is Mobile Marketing. With the hugely popular and wide spread smartphone/tablet around the world, especially iPhone and iPad, marketing effort targeting the audience on the go is the natural progress of "internet" marketing.
So, why is mobile marketing getting so much attention now? My takes are:
1. The mobile market is HUGE and it can only get BIGGER.
2. As mobile phone is usually registered with an individual, it is more effective to launch a marketing with targeted audience.
3. The response to the marketing effort is usually instantaneous because of the real time notification and powerful push-mail services in most smartphones.
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hiiiii everyone hahah so we, junior high school students, have finally finished all the exams (national, practical, school, whatever) and we are officially free! well we still have to go to school on 13th and kelulusan and things but other than that we can do whatever we want. it's a really tiring day and we had foto angkatan dan it takes A LOT of energy.
anywaay, today i went to brightspot. i don't know how to describe brightspot, but they have local and international boutique and the stuffs they sell are so cute. they have brightspot once every 3 months and this brightspot i attended today is like their 2 years anniversary. they moved the event for every brightspot to different malls like plaza indonesia, grand indonesia, pacific place, etc. this is the first time i've ever been to brightspot, and let me tell you this. I'M STOKED. i literally can't stop walking around the house since 4 in the afternoon hahaha. i got the invitation for the opening party from juju, his sister is a designer of NOONIO (it's a menswear clothing line but they just released womenswear recently). i went there with ayu and keva. IT WAS HECTIC. i wanted to go to cotton ink's but it was packed. so we just went around and around brightspot for several times. i felt like the most unfashionable person in this whole event. we stopped once in a while to look at something (mostly done by me). i and ayu stopped when we saw this red pumps keren bgt but it's 465rb nuh uh too expensive. and finally i got something. a pastel green and white stripes tank top for 105rb. i really like it so i bought it that is the only thing i bought though haha. keva really likes this skinny pants and i think it will look good on him but it costs 430rb so he didnt buy it. but i did pick up few brochures here and there so i can visit their stores online. here's few :
anyway i just read evita nuh's blog, she is one of rare young fashion blogger..and also one of my favorite. she's just 12 years old but she knows what she wants. from what i read she's interested in fashion and she will launch her own fashion line. not every 12 years old can do that, even with the right opportunity and money, most kids these days would just...i dont know, watch tv all the time or something.
so bottom line is, she inspires me. i decided that this summer i want to learn how to sew using sewing machine. my sister bought a sewing machine few years ago but we never found out how to operate it, so i'm planning to learn how to use it. if a 12-year-old girl can do it, kenapa gua gabisa? *optimissss*
ok then enough venting for a dayy see you soon!
p.s : brightspot masih buka sampe tgl 1 mei jd kalo mau kesana buruaaan haha


text: joecallan Posted April 5, 2002 How do you guys turn hard? I've been riding for a while and can do the difficult trails well strait, but I can't turn fast for beans. My front end washes out all day long. I know about the sitting up front thing... it just doesn't seem to help enough. I'm only 140lbs (all legs). Today, I road 29 miles of trail (pozo) and at the end I was getting so fustrated with my turning skills that I forced myself to hit a burm hard. You know what happened, I reshaped my handle bars into something more abstract. Luckly, my body is fine. I have MT21 tires front and back with 14psi in both. The forks are as low as they go. The fork oil is 10mm less than standard. Should I raise my forks? Add oil? (how do you add oil easily?) Adjust the com/reb clickers? What can I do myself, besides work out, get fat, and sit on the gas tank? I know practice will help. Thanks, Joe Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan has stated that justice is the panacea for peace and development; adding that forgiveness is also another factor as against the old globally accepted dictum of "if you want peace, prepare for war."
Cardinal Onaiyekan made this remark in his welcome address at the inaugural ceremony of RECOWA Peace Committee (REPCO); an initiative of the Regional Conference of Catholic Bishops of the West Africa sub-region. The ceremony took place recently at the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) Resource Centre, Durumi, Abuja, Nigeria.
Welcoming the members of the Peace Committee, the Diplomatic Corps and other dignitaries to the ceremony, Cardinal Onaiyekan used the submissions of Pope Saints John XXIII and John Paul II to assert his point saying: "John Paul II added to the adage of John XXIII when he says, "If you want peace it is not enough to work for justice, you must also learn to forgive".
He continued: "Why did Pope John Paul the Second say so because if you say until you have full justice in the world before there will be peace then there will never be full justice in this world. We shall always be fighting. Pope John Paul II added that if we are going to wait until you have complete justice for yourself, generally everybody will decide what is just in his own eye then we will never have peace in the world. So we also begin to learn to forgive one another, to accept sometimes not exactly how we want it to be."
The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja then declared: "Generally, there is a growing consensus among humanity that war is not the right thing; that arming ourselves and preparing for war is not the way for peace."
Cardinal Onaiyekan noted that the peace committee, of which he is a member; will have to device ways and means of bringing into practical terms this wonderful ideas "if you want peace work for justice, learn forgiveness and when you put that together, it will be easier to those who are so angry to be a bit quiet so that we can face the issue of justice and oppression in the cool and peaceful environment." He added that very often if you go to battle, if you go to war, you will not win because you are right but you will win because you are stronger.
The cardinal noted that the committee should not work in isolation but find a way of linking up, first with other Christians. His words: "Christians like ourselves, then definitely we should make up the context of West Africa with our Muslims who also believe in God, who claim that their religion Islam makes peace. We should find a way of making up with them effectively and we do hope that ECOWAS will encourage whatever we are trying to do here. When we all come together, then the era of peace that I believe God has brought to the world will come about".
In his own goodwill message, the Apostolic Nuncio to Nigeria, Archbishop Antonio Guido Filipazzi emphasized the Catholic concept of peace noting that peace is a gift of God and connected with the respect of human life. He added: "There is no peace without penance, there is no peace without adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, there is no peace without the life of the Holy Scripture".
He added: "When the Church collaborates with other organizations with similar authorities in order to establish and re-establish peace, we are not to put aside this fundamental truth of our faith which Pope Francis has repeated many times".
The Chairman of the Committee, Bishop Lucius Ugorji thanked all those present and the facilitators of the inaugural ceremony, assuring that the members of the committee will do their best to ensure the realization of the aims and objectives of RECOWA in respect of peace, justice and development in the sub-region.
Members of the RECOWA Peace Committee include: Arlindo Cardinal Futardo of Praia, Santiago, Cape Verde; Philippe Cardinal Quedraogo of Quagadougou, Burkina Faso, and John Cardinal Onaiyekan of Abuja, Nigeria and Archbsihop Ignatius Kaigama, President of the Regional Conference. Others are: Nicodeme Barrigah -Benissan of Togo; Rev. Fr. Innocent Jooji of Nigeria; MadamYoum Marie Noelle D. Sene of Senegal; Mr. Elyse Quedraogo of Burkina Faso and Sir Emmanuel Habuka Bombande of Ghana.
The inaugural ceremony which was preceded by a one-day training workshop for all the members of the committee, had The Catholic Church and Peace in West Africa: Mediation, Prevention, Resolution and Transformation of Conflicts in West Africa; The Contribution of RECOWA as its theme. The programme was facilitated by the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD).


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LEOMINSTER -- Whenever a pair of pitchers are tossing bagels on the scoreboard for the first six innings, and both teams go to the bullpen in the seventh, it is seriously a shame that one team has to spoil a gem of a pitching performance.
But as recent history has told us, whenever North Middlesex and Quabbin Regional get together on the diamond, a close game is the rule, not the exception, and someone's going home disappointed either way.
North Middlesex's Pat Aubuchon and Quabbin's Ryan Malkowski simply dealt and got out of jams Friday afternoon, and neither were on the bump when this Mid-Wach C opener was decided. In the end, it was a bloop, bases-loaded single that ended this one, as Patriots first baseman Jarod Dussault drove in David Hurley to lift North Middlesex to a 3-2 walk-off win over visiting Quabbin in nine innings at Leominster Babe Ruth's Pin Cannavino Field.
The win lifts North Middlesex to 1-0, while Quabbin falls to 0-2 in this young season.
Longtime North Middlesex skipper Tom Bartelson had to wipe the sweat away after this one.
"That showed heart, right there," Bartelson said. "That's what I told them out there, that's what I commended them on. I was worried about them folding it up (after Quabbin took the lead); we have a bunch of young kids here, and not knowing success from last year.
"It shows that if you play through adversity, it'll help."
Quabbin had jumped ahead, 2-0, on a Malkowski base hit to right with one out in the top of the seventh, with Aubuchon already gone; once the ball landed, it had taken a bad hop and went the other way, allowing both Nick Gaumond and Ryan Judd to score on North Middlesex reliever Brenden Sullivan.
But errors happen, and they certainly happened to Quabbin in the home half of the seventh: A Nick Twomey leadoff base hit to center off Panther reliever Michael Chamberlain -- who locked horns with now-graduated Richie Sharp as part of a matching two-hitter in Barre last May -- saw the fielder get his glove down, but not down far enough as it skipped underneath and away, giving Twomey, the eighth hitter in the Patriots' lineup, second base.
"We know (Chamberlain)'s going to be pitching well," Bartelson said. "It was good to see the lower end of the order produce."
Nathan Messina then worked a full-count walk. Three hitters later, with runners in scoring position after David Hurley's grounder to first, Sullivan was intentionally walked to load them up.
Aubuchon then singled to center, but the same thing occurred, and the ball got by the fielder to plate Twomey and Messina to level it at 2-apiece.
In the bottom of the ninth, Hurley reached on a grounder to short; Gaumond's throw looked in time, but base ump Dan Roy ruled the Quabbin first baseman had pulled his foot off the bag early. Two hitters and one out later, Aubuchon's high fly ball of left was misjudged, putting runners at second and third.
Quabbin elected to intentionally walk Nathan Foster to load the bases, before Chamberlain went 1-2 to Dussault.
Dussault skied the next pitch high to no-man's land between second and right field, and while three fielders converged on it, the ball dropped in safely to plate Hurley with the game-winning run.
"And that was a tough read, too," Bartelson explained. "Do you take off halfway? It looks like it might get caught, and if it does we get doubled off (and we go to the 10th inning). (Hurley) read it well."
Aubuchon had thrown 84 pitches in 6 1-3 innings, as he fanned 11 Quabbin hitters and scattered five hits. He was only responsible for one of Quabbin's runs, as his last pitch was to Gaumond (2 for 4), who had singled to left.
He also got out of a big jam in the third, as Quabbin had loaded the bases with a two-out Malkowski hit to right and a full-count walk to Chamberlain before Stephen Tremblay grounded to second.
Aubuchon left seven runners on base -- four in scoring position. He also struck out the side in the fourth.
Sullivan struck out five in 2 2-3 innings.
"We knew what we were going to get out of Pat, and Sully was ready to go," Bartelson said.
Malkowski, the Quabbin football quarterback, fanned 10 with his solid 12-6 curveball in his season bow, giving up only two hits on 102 pitches.
He, too, left seven runners on base, after throwing 44 pitches in his first two innings. He also worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the sixth by fanning Dussault and inducing a grounder to second by Jack Boudreau to end the frame.
North Middlesex is next at Nashoba Regional on Tuesday.


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No longer a long-range concern on the distant horizon, the talent crunch within the insurance industry is here. Despite years of warnings and research, insurance organizations face a perfect storm of labor market challenges, including an aging workforce, an impending wave of retirements and an increasingly shallow talent pool.
Insurance, as an industry, is more aged than the rest of the economy. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), nearly 50 percent of the insurance industry workforce is older than 45 years old. There are approximately 693,000 insurance workers aged 55 and older — an increase of 74 percent within the past 10 years.
This rapidly aging workforce is driving an unprecedented wave of retirements. Within 15 years, nearly 50 percent of current insurance professionals will be retiring. With the BLS reporting that less than 27 percent of industry employees fall under the age of 35, the current bench of less-tenured employees within insurance is not large enough to match the departure of retiring professionals. It is estimated the industry needs to add 400,000 open positions to its bench by 2020 in order to remain fully staffed.
Unfortunately, today's risk and insurance graduates only meet 10 percent to 15 percent of this growing talent need. Historically viewed as "boring" and "behind the times," insurance remains an unpopular career choice among today's young professionals. Further compounding this challenge is the reality that less than one in 10 young professionals are interested in working in the industry.
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According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, the number of U.S. data breaches tracked in 2016 hit a record high since the center began tracking in 2005. The 1,091 breaches reported in 2016 represents an increase of 39.9 percent and of 39.3 percent from 2015 and 2014 respectively. By 2021, cyber crime damage is expected to cost businesses $6 trillion annually, according to Cybersecurity Ventures.
Cyber risk has moved into the top three global business risks, according to the Allianz Risk Barometer Survey. This is a significant jump from its fifteenth-place ranking in 2013 and places it just one point behind the number two risk — market developments. Cyber crime has become a key concern among today's businesses.
Already, the BLS is reporting more than 200,000 open cybersecurity positions. During the next 10 years, cyber is predicted to see job growth of 37 percent. In response to this growing demand, colleges and universities are adding cyber programs at a rapid pace. Often designed as a multi-departmental degree or specialization, these programs reflect the ubiquitous nature of today's cyber threats and allow students to develop skills across potential industry sectors. These individuals will be key to combatting the growing cyber threat and are an important talent segment for potential insurance recruitment.
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Cyber risk is evolving at a rapid pace. Today's insurance organizations are working hard to evolve with it. Already, focus is on the latest round of emerging risks, including the growing use of cloud services, the use of personal devices for business, the emergence of social media and the resulting potential for online slander.
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(a) The tangential acceleration is $0.966~m/s^2$ (b) The astronaut experiences 14 g's of acceleration.
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(a) We can find the final angular speed. $\omega = \frac{2\pi~rad}{1.3~s}$ $\omega = 4.83~rad/s$ We can find the angular acceleration. $\alpha = \frac{\omega_f-\omega_0}{30~s}$ $\alpha = \frac{4.83~rad/s-0}{30~s}$ $\alpha = 0.161~rad/s^2$ We can find the tangential acceleration. $a = \alpha ~r$ $a = (0.161~rad/s^2)(6.0~m)$ $a = 0.966~m/s^2$ The tangential acceleration is $0.966~m/s^2$ (b) We can find the centripetal acceleration at top speed. $a_c = \omega^2~r$ $a_c = (4.83~rad/s)^2(6.0~m)$ $a_c = 140~m/s^2$ We can express this acceleration in g's. $a_c = \frac{140~m/s^2}{9.8~m/s^2} = 14~g's$ The astronaut experiences 14 g's of acceleration.


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Friday Lightning Round: Health care policy cancellations
This is a rush transcript from "Special Report," October 10, 2014. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
BRET BAIER, ANCHOR: Each week we ask you to vote online in our Friday Lightning Round. This is it for your favorite panel topic. This week you chose health care policy cancellations. Take a listen to this.
JAMES CAPRETTA, ETHICS AND PUBLIC POLICY CENTER: The assets are hard to come by, but it looks like several hundred thousand people across the country will receive notices in the coming days and weeks indicating that their reopened plans that they thought they could keep are now going to be closed in 2015.
BAIER: Now these are 13 states not offering exemptions, so those notices could be going out really any day now. Of these states, only two really have competitive Senate races, or semi-competitive, Minnesota and Virginia. We're back with the panel. Steve?
STEVE HAYES, SENIOR WRITER, THE WEEKLY STANDARD: Virginia is interesting because Ed Gillespie has lately been focusing more on ObamaCare and he's one of the Republicans who has chosen to fully embrace an alternative plan, to actually talk about it, to include it in his stump speeches to campaign on it. And I think he's betting as it goes into the final three, four weeks of the campaign that that's going to help him in places like Virginia, perhaps because of these notices.
A.B. STODDARD, ASSOCIATE EDITOR, THE HILL: They are not battleground states, really. Virginia is going to be won by Mark Warner, the incumbent. He might have a few frustrated customers as a result of this. It is big news. It's just not in the right states I think to affect the race.
BAIER: Charles?
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER, SYNDICATED COLUMNIST: I'm not sure it will matter that it's not in the right states. I think it's going to be news. ObamaCare has dropped off the map as a result of all the other crises. ISIS, Ebola, everything else going on, Secret Service, the competence of the government and the scandals, I think it puts it in the news. And with a week to go, there will be a lot of stories if you like your doctor, you keep it. That's going to revive that and I think it's going to have an effect in other states.
BAIER: We'll see if it there are a lot of stories. So far major networks have not covered that story that much.
Speaking of off the map, Kim Jong Un, he is missing in action, the leader of North Korea.
KRAUTHAMMER: Yes, I tend not to be a conspiracy theorist. Of course with Pyongyang everything is conspiracy, so how you can tell? The fact is we really don't know. He is obviously ill because in the pictures we saw he is limping. They don't usually show a god king limping unless he really has a problem. I would guess he has a health problem, but that could weaken him to the point where he gets pushed aside.
STODDARD: I would agree. It seems like he is not glue yet. He is ill. But anything could happen and we could never see him again.
BAIER: Not glue?
HAYES: The limp could just be his pimp roll. It doesn't have to be a real limp, you know.
BAIER: It's Friday. Go with it.
HAYES: I was fully prepared to not buy the conspiracy theories. And there was a Reuters piece that everybody was citing that quoted an authoritative source saying, look, is he fine. Then I read the Reuters piece. This is what the authoritative source said. He pulled a tendon, then moments later said he injured his ankle and knee. When? Moments later, late August or early September, because he was drilling while he was over [inaudible]. And what's the prognosis? It's 100 days to recuperate. So this source has no idea what is happening. That's terrible, terrible sourcing, terrible reporting.
BAIER: Winners and losers besides that article?
HAYES: Yes. That article would be one of them. So my winners, I was really struck watching the John Roberts piece earlier about the doctors and nurses, particularly Christian missionaries who are going to West Africa to fight Ebola. I just think it's an incredibly noble thing to do to try to help where you can, putting yourself at tremendous risk and shows tremendous courage.
My loser is the U.S. army. Kristina Wong from The Hill reported today that the army has decided that they are not going to go public with the results of the investigation into the departure of Bowe Bergdahl from the army when he left his squad mates. I think the army owes it to us, but more importantly the army owes it to his squad mates to tell them what happened. They risked their lives searching for this guy. They deserve to know.
STODDARD: My losers are Alison Lundergan Grimes, hard to say her name, but you saw her in the clip there as a delegate to Obama not being able to answer whether or not she had voted for him. Mark Pryor battling for his job in Arkansas this week was asked about whether or not the administration's response to the Ebola outbreak had been appropriate, and he spent about three minutes not answering that question. I thought his constituents deserved a response.
And to be fair and balanced, my winner this week is the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee throwing $1 million at the South Dakota race, which is a new opportunity as you discussed on the panel last night, from a safe Republican seat to possible Dem.
BAIER: Charles?
KRAUTHAMMER: The winner is the Nobel Peace Prize Committee, not the winners. Obviously they are winners, but choosing two people, including that young girl Malala without any implication of anti-American as people who deserve it.
Loser again, are the Kurds, deceived and denied and double-crossed for 100 years. They lost out 100 years ago at Versailles, the only people in the region who never got a state. And now the United States and Turkey and others are watching as they face a massacre and no one lifts a finger.
BAIER: Did you notice the Nobel Peace Prize had one from Pakistan and one from India.
KRAUTHAMMER: A little bit of balance, but it wasn't anti-American for a change. So that is really is a remarkable development.
BAIER: That is it for the panel. But stay tuned for a celebration long overdue.
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Sleeping in only happens when Ron does not have to go to work. I get up everyday, as soon as Ron leaves for work to walk Fox because if I do not, this dog will sit on me, and breathe on my face. Our walks are always fun and relaxing, it's also good to be able to put in 15-30 minutes of cardio right after waking up.
It made me feel like I need to be in control more. Our plans always involve leaving our friends at around 6:30 pm to be home early enough to feed and walk the dog and I, my friends, am the time keeper.
I don't feel lonely as much as I would have being unemployed and alone at home. This dog keeps me on my toes. Having someone to check on at home other than myself or the laundry definitely does not make me feel alone.
I always have a reason to smile and be happy. Fox's face is always so serious that it's funny. Even when he's excited, his face is serious. His ears move A LOT too making him look like he listens to you. Oh, and the head tilt. It always, always gets me.


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Bersy said:Turn options you like on and save WoG Settings under any name different from "settings".
Liso1 said:ERA Scripts 1.13 not working.
They appear in the WoG Options, but do nothing. I tried, for example Open Map.
Im I doing something wrong? Clean Heroes 3 install + ERA II + ERA Scripts 1.13
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What I've done, is set up a throttling rule for HTTP/S traffic for all network users. They are on the internal network 192.168.1.x. This works great, no worries at all.
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Are you curious about WordPress? It represents the way in which countless individuals build websites and blogs. It's not difficult to pick up! It is used by novices and professionals. Keep reading for useful tips on using WordPress successfully.
Remember to clean up permalinks. For instance, "101 Ways for Smart People to Manage Their Children" is way too long for a URL. Rather, try to shorten permalinks while retaining the same meaning.
If your post has a lengthy title, make sure to adjust the permalink. Avoid cumbersome URLs like "The Ten Ways Intelligent Parents Manage Their Children." Try using just the keywords for the best results.
Utilize Alt and Title. text as you upload images to posts. These areas give you more space for SEO keywords for your site, while simultaneously letting visitors know what the images are, in case they do not see them.
Be sure to make use of Title and Alt. When you are adding images to your posts, don't forget to use titles and alt text. These areas allow you to add even more SEO key phrases to the content of your page, plus they allow viewers who have images turned off to know what they're missing on your site.
WordPress is great for adding video elements to blogs. Although you may have to put in a little more time, you will get rewarded for your effort in the end. Many users want to see videos. Videos can sometimes express more than written words, which can make them very powerful.
Know as much as possible before you begin with WordPress. The more you're able to do in advance, the more you'll be better prepared when you start. You need to know how to produce great content and about SEO or search engine optimization prior to your blog launch.
Make a schedule for posting to your blog. A schedule helps you keep your eye on the deadline; so as the deadline approaches, it may give you more incentive to write that piece. With the scheduling feature available on WordPress, you can create several posts and schedule them throughout the week.
Special Characters
Get rid of special characters in the URLs of your WordPress blog posts. These characters negatively affect how a search engine crawls and indexes your content. Your URLs should also be shortened to just include keywords, so they do not overwhelm your visitors.
Take special characters out of your URLs for your blog posts. Special characters make it more difficult for search engines to index your site. Use keywords and short URLs.
You might find one day that you think you've made a lot of changes to your blog that haven't been saved. Most likely, this is not the case. Clear the browser cache to see if it helps. Save changes by holding the 'shift' key while refreshing the browser.
You may invest lots of time editing your WordPress site only to get the idea that none of it was saved. That is not likely. Try solving this problem by clearing the browser cache. Just press and hold your "shift" key while refreshing your browser and your changes should appear.
You will see your posts in chronological order unless you choose differently. If you want to rearrange some posts, you will have to modify the date of your post. To do this, open a single post and look for the date near the top right. Changing the date and saving it will re-position it.
Are there a lot of commenters to your posts? If so, you and other visitors might find it difficult to weed through all of them. Simply create pages by adding a plugin for that purpose. This will make the whole process much smoother.
Are your posts receiving a considerable number of comments? If so, weeding through all the comments may be difficult for you and for other visitors. A plugin can separate your comments into pages. That will improve navigation and make your site look better organized.
Search engine rank is something that you can bolster with WordPress. Use the title tags and alternate tags to include keywords. When visitors "pin" something on Pinterest, the title you used is exactly what will show on their screen.
Spend a little extra time on your pictures if you want to improve your rankings on search engines. Make sure to use alternate text and title tags. If your readers "pin" you on Pinterest, that title will automatically show on their screen.
Ensure that users have easy access to your articles, which should be in their email, at their leisure. Additionally, make it easy for your users to share with their Facebook and Twitter friends. This is accomplished by using the WP-Email plugin.
Ensure that it is possible for users to forward articles from your site to their email easily and at will. This is essential for sharing since many people can't access many popular social networking sites when at work. They may wish to share articles with friends, regardless. Take advantage of WordPress email plugins for this purpose.
Don't use "admin" as a username. Doing so subjects your blog to bots. That's a security risk. Go through your users page, and erase any such usernames. Choose names other than these.
Don't install more plugins than you need. Plugins are totally fun, but each additional one ups your blog's load time. This can impact how your site ranks on search engines. Slow sites do not do as well in the SERPs as those that are optimized for speed.
Security is something a WordPress site needs, and that's why you need to keep passwords secret. Also, only download reputable plugins and check the reviews before installing them. If your site gets hacked or has malware, you can lose everything you have worked so hard on.
Keep your WordPress updated. Updates usually contain patches that solve security issues and get rid of vulnerabilities. Older versions can corrupt your computer due to malware attacks. Install every update possible that you can.
Titles and targeted descriptions ought to be used. These are some of the first items that your prospective audience sees when finding your pages via search engines. This makes them critically important. You can use Scribe, which will help you control this on WordPress. This will allow you to edit these items and attract even more visitors.
Back up your blog on a regular basis. Backing up your blog frequently is essential. In WordPress, you can use a plugin for this, such as Xcloner. Use whatever site or plugin you're comfortable with to back up your blog, but make sure you back it up in more than one location. It would be devastating to lose your whole blog.
Organize your media library. Otherwise, the images can get jumbled together rapidly. Organize your folders into different themes if necessary. If you'd like to use an image again, you can find it easily.
Nobody needs to approve comments manually anymore. Rather, Akismet can do it on your behalf. Allow comments to post without having to have approval in order to simplify things. If you don't, you're wasting time.
Keep your WordPress updated. Updates include patches that make your page less vulnerable. Using an out of date WordPress version will leave your site vulnerable to malware attacks. So, you should keep your WordPress program updated to minimize security breaches.
Is it hard for you to post at the times that you promise to? You can write a blurb ahead of time and have it posted at the date and time that you select. Whenever you open up a new post page, you will see the option to set up a future publication. So, write in advance and line up your posts in order to have them published at a regular interval.
Blog Posts
Rather than simply downloading a WordPress plugin as soon as you find it, look for reviews on that plugin first. Remember, these plugins can be created by anyone who knows how to program. Do not use a plugin with many issues associated with it. If a plugin has been downloaded a lot and has high ratings, it is probably a safe bet.
You can schedule blog posts using WordPress. You can set them at certain times, even when a computer is far from you. Go to your Edit screen and locate the Publish box. Click "Publish Immediately" under that. Input the military time, day, month, and year that you want your post to be published. Choose OK. Click on the 'schedule' button on the 'schedule for' screen to plan schedule your blog posts.
Be sure to let people comment about your blog posts. In this way, people will feel like members of your community and you will have a better understanding of your readers. Don't worry about spammers, there are plugins that allow you to screen comments before allowing them to be seen on your site.
Always look at user reviews before using plugins. These plugins are not that difficult to create. A plugin could be full of bugs and problems that could damage your computer. A plugin with many downloads and a high rating is usually a safe one to use.
Try using different authoring tools for your blog. Don't find WordPress' dashboard particularly helpful? Try an authoring program for a blog like the Windows Live Writer. There are a lot of tools outside of WordPress that work well with the platform and are very efficient. Experiment with different programs to find one that will work well for you.
Do you hate how disorganized WordPress can be? Look at the page and turn off a few of the boxes. This can be done with the button labeled "Screen Options" atop the window. This will give you a drop-down menu where you can choose which boxes are visible.
Some plugins are worth paying for. Think about whether the plugin is a good value given the time it may save you. You have much more time to do things when features are available to you, even if they cost a little something at the outset.
You should allow visitors to post comments on your site. This allows you to interact better with the people accessing your site, evoking a sense of community. You can get plugins that let you approve comment before they show up.
You can test changes to your site before you make them live by duplicating it in an additional folder and database. This will ensure that your site is not negatively affected by any changes you make.
Try using all kinds of authoring tools for blogs. Do you dislike WordPress's dashboard? You could try a program such as Windows Live Writer. There are a lot of tools that work well with WordPress and make blogging more efficient. Try some, and see which you like best.
You don't need to do everything on your website by yourself. If you can recruit a volunteer or hire someone who has the skill to do the work, you will save time and money in the long run.
Don't forget about the "Read More" option. A wall of text on the front page of your blog looks unprofessional. Let visitors see more content if they like. Not doing this could make the blog appear unfriendly and cluttered.
If you are working on a post not ready for publication, you can save it as a draft or in unpublished mode. You can continue to write and edit this piece, but the public will not be able to view the changes. Only publish when it's finished.
Hire Someone
Make use of the export function on your WordPress layout. That way, you will have a database of backups so that you will be able to access a clean version if you are the target of hackers or the victim of a failed server.
You can hire someone to help you with your website. You can hire someone or get a volunteer to take care of some of the tech work so that you don't go through a lot of trial and error.
Take an inventory to the plugins in use on your site before you upgrade WordPress. Make sure that you have the latest in plugins before continuing testing. Failing to wait may result in some of your plugins and widgets losing their functionality.
Search for helpful resources to help plan your site. Look for groups and forums to advise you on navigating through WordPress issues. These sites will help answer any questions you have concerning themes or plugins.
Never overlook the review section of WordPress plugins. Plugins can be developed by anybody with a knowledge of coding. Plugins that aren't designed well are a security risk. Reviews are going to indicate which plugins have such flaws. Make sure you seriously consider what reviews say.
After you get a firm grip on WordPress, you will be able to develop wonderful, professional-looking blogs. It takes little to start. There are loads of resources available that can help you create a winning website or blog. Take advantage of everything that's out there.


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Theta Alpha Kappa
Theta Alpha Kappa
Theta Alpha Kappa was founded in 1976 at Manhattan College in New York City as a
national honor society for professors and students of religious studies and theology.
Its prime purpose is to recognize excellence and to further growth in religious studies
and theology at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Theta Alpa Kappa seeks to
encourage research, good teaching, and publication; to encourage an exchange of
learning and thought among scholars; and to bring together students and teachers
in the discipline in an intellectual and social fellowship.
The Alpha Phi Chapter was founded at Santa Clara University in 1981. Members are
elected in their junior or senior year from among religious studies majors and minors
who have GPAs in the top 35 percentile of their graduating class, as well as hold a grade
point average of 3.5 in religious studies and a cumulative index of 3.0.
2015 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Nikita Amundesen
Brenda Arellano
Jessica Farran
Regina Fields
Analisa Fuentes
Gus Hardy
Claire Ingesbretsen
Christopher Iliff
|Christian Kenney
Blair Libby
Jenna Lipman
Sophia Lyon
Samuel Riegel
Alejandra Ruiz
Bertha Uribe
Eric Wu
2014 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Jennifer Savage
Claire Bevan
Marko Buljan
Erin Callister
Tyson Dethlefson
Anthony Ferrari
Maira Gutierrez
Jonathan Homrighausen
Ian Layton
Jared Mainini
Edward Nugent
Beverly Olivo
|Gina Pasqualli
Amia Nash
Estelle Richardson
Alison Rogel
Callie Wallace
2013 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Joe Alexander-Short
Megan Bedard
Katherine Burkhuch
Veronica Herr
Vaniah Holtz
Christian Kenney
Lotus Lee
Tanushree Mondkar
Katya Nemec
|Seher Siddigee
Laura Snowden
Nicholas Staib
Stephanie Traulsen
Celia Trujillo
2012 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Brittany Adams
Paria Amini
Zena Andreani
Heidi Cossentine
Natalie Ganem
Ian Ghows
Julie Gibson
Andrew Hodun
Ainsley Kelly
|Andrew Koike
Melissa Martin
Andrea Navarro
Arianna Nuti
Caroline Read
Tanya Schmidt
Maija Swanson
Tora Troop
2011 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Brittany Adams
Zena Andreani
Yasmin Aranda
Ian Ghows
Andrew Koike
Arianna Nuti
|Caroline Read
Tanya Schmidt
Kevin Senefeld
Jillian Walker
Kiley Winsnes
2010 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Rachel Barmore
Diana Bustos
Andrea Carrera
Angela Cooke
Ryan Dilag
Sarah Esparza
Alison Gansert
Rebecca Hirsch
Lucy Kelly
Stephanie Ma
Laura Martin
|Bianca McNeil
John Logan
Claire O'Leary
Sarah Orlando
Anne Paustenbach
Anne Sobczack
Maggie Spreitzer
Monique Teixeira
Mark Vetto
Andrew Victor
2009 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Sofia Aboitiz
Maria Adelus
Alexandra Angel
Julie Arcaro
Mary Tessa Brown
Chad Dupic
Ashley Loetscher
Noelle Lopez
Heather Lynch
John Mahoney
Anne Murphy-Hagen
Hannah Palm
Benjamin Petrick
Hannah Palm
Elizabeth Purner
Anne Rovzar
Nicole Sanfilippo
Kevin Schmitt
2008 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Julie Angelo
Brandon Ashby
Laura Brown
Caitlin Corley
Christine Dafforn
Bethany Elias
Jill Fitzsimmons
Kellie Flint
Amanda Fowler
Sarah Gallardo
Gabriel Godwin
Sasha Kanick
|Courtney Magner
Kathleen O'Reilly
Kyle Ozawa
Stephanie Paulus
Lindsey Scherer
Deepti Shenoy
Cristina Silva
Nicole Van Groningen
James Vu
Jeana Williams
Aislinn Wyatt
2007 Members of Theta Alpha Kappa
|Sarah Attwood
Nicole Brand-Cousy
Angela Bustos
Lauren Clyne
Jessica Coblentz
Vanessa DiCarlo
Kelly Dugan
Stephanie Edwards
Janet Ferree
Nathaniel Hays
Kathleen Lackey
Mary Leaverton
Christina Leone
|Emory Lynch
Kimberly McGiven
Maureen McKenzie
Jessica Meyer
Kara Miyasato
Caitlin Moran
Heather Ordonez
Katayoon Parineh
Megan Raimondi
Kyle Stephenson
Ian Tan
Maggi Van Dorn
Catherine Waite
Tessa Weston
David Gray, Department Chair
Vicky Gonzalez, Office Manager
Kenna Hall, 3rd Floor


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On Thursday, Mom and I took Caleb to Pumpkin Town. Caleb had a good time, though he refused to ride one of the ponies. He liked being close to them and patting them but made it through one terror-stricken trip around the circle all the horses were tied to. He had a blast picking out another "lil-lil pump-pun" and also a funny-looking gourd for Baby Girl. Now every time he pats my tummy he says, "Hi Baby Girl. Gourd??" even if we are at church and the gourd is nowhere to be found.
Here are the school pics I promised you last week (at least, I think that's when I promised them). Despite the slight drool stains around his neck band, his individual one is pretty cute. And it certainly isn't every school where your kid has a llama and two donkeys in the background. I pared down the group photo but wanted to show how silly Caleb was - who knows what he was laughing about, especially considering that most of the other friends from his class were barely managing a smile. By the way, his shirt said "Voted Best Dressed" on the little blue ribbon you can't really see. Still a cute pic but you don't get the funny part of the shirt since you can't see it.
On Friday we got up and put on the monkey costume for the first time in over a month. Call me silly, but I totally forgot about reintroducing it several times after the initial try-on. Caleb was not thrilled about the top, especially the hat. I convinced myself it was because it was quite toasty in his Old Navy performance fleece costume (which would be perfect for any other part of the country or even Oklahoma in any other year). He eventually settled down to do some puzzle-working in his closet. Who knew monkeys were so bright?
Friday night we met friends up at Asbury for the Fall Festival. Caleb had a great time with his friends and spent most of the evening watching the remote control race cars. We also stopped by the photo booth and caught our little monkey on camera. Good thing they take 4 pics- it took him that long to grasp the concept of look at the screen, not mama. What a good "cheese" in the last picture.
Caleb behind the bean bag toss, looking out the lion's mouth. I don't know if Aaron told him to be sad or if he was just making that perfect "help I'm stuck in the lion's jaws" face.
Caleb has been all about singing lately. He is starting to come home with new songs from school. A big benefit of working where your son attends school - you can ask for interpretation of the "words" and "melodies" that your two year-old is coming home with. His very favorite this week is Bringing Home A Baby Bumble Bee. He was in love with Row Row Row Your Boat but has now moved on, as shown in this video.
Same sitting, same purpose - to catch Caleb on camera singing some tunes. This take quickly goes awry as Caleb finds fun facial orifices to discover. Then I get tickled, he starts laughing, and that's the end of that.
Thursday was a trip to the Baby Girl doctor, as Caleb calls it. Here's Mr. Independent enjoying his own chair in the waiting room.
Everything is looking good. Two weeks from now is 36 weeks and I'll start my every week appointments- can't believe it is so close. Several people had asked us if we'd heard an estimated weight. Call it morbid curiosity with regard for the lady that produced an 8 pound 15 ounce boy almost two years ago :) Dr. Williamson said that the average 34 week baby is between 4 1/2 and 5 pounds. However, based on ultrasound measurements, she is weighing in at just over 6 pounds already. Most babies gain between 1/2 and 1 pound per week from here on out - don't do the math, it will just make you hurt! Can we say "Thank God for a scheduled C Section!!"
OK, as a special bonus to all you loyal readers out there, we are FINALLY releasing our chosen name here on our blog before we tell anyone else (though we did send an email to our parents giving them a heads up to be sure to check out the new blog update). So, show some appreciation for this special blog announcement via the comment section - that means all of you lurkers, not just the ones that comment frequently!!
This is a fairly normal week, if by normal you mean lots of fast-paced decisions about the house and trying to keep the current one in tip-top shape in case we get a call for a showing. Saturday is an all-day girls retreat for Covenant, our church community group. It is at a bed and breakfast in BA, just past the Bluebell Creamery. Looking very forward to the girl time!
OK, must hit the hay. This silly time change still has me all messed up. Oh, one more shout out to recently-announced expecting friends, including Bopha and several girls from work (counting me, there are 8 Riverfield employees expecting!).
Have a great week!


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Information Analytical Center of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine reports that after that, a group of militants arrived on 8 cars and 3 buses to the Ukrainian representatives, Censor.NET reports.
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The Ukrainian border guards took up defensive positions to repel the attack. After talks with Russian border guards, the terrorists moved into the territory of Ukraine.
The OSCE Representative Paul Ricard said that the organization may reviewed the Russian humanitarian convoy on August 18-19. After inspecting the goods, the aid will be passed to the further delivery to the official representatives of the Red Cross.
Read also: Terrorists Attacked a Column of Refugees: People Burned in Cars
It is also reported that as of 11 am, August 18, due to a lack of coordination of the safety guarantee issues between the terrorist organizations and representatives of the Red Cross, the border and customs clearance of the humanitarian convoy was not carried out. The detailed inspection of the contents of the Russian humanitarian convoy has not yet begun.


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Matt Wright reports
Tickets will go on restricted sale on Thursday for Charlton's first Championship match of 2012/13, against Birmingham City.
The Addicks travel to St Andrews on Saturday, August 18th (3pm) for their first league fixture since returning to the second tier of English football.
And Valley fans have been allocated an initial 2,800 places, with potentially a further 1,400 available.
Tickets are priced £27 adults, £16 over 65s and students (with a valid NUS card), £11 U19s and £7 U13s.
Wheelchair and ambulant disabled places are £20 adults, £10 over 65s and students (with a valid NUS card), £7.50 U19s and £7 U13s (all including a helper free of charge). Six wheelchair spaces are available.
Birmingham have confirmed that they will sell tickets from St Andrews on the day, should any remain, but prices will increase by £2-5 per ticket.
Tickets will go on sale at 9am on Thursday to VIP season-ticket holders and Valley Gold season-ticket holders, who will be able to purchase up to two tickets apiece.
All Valley Gold members and season-tickets holders will then be eligible to purchase places from Monday, July 30th (to a maximum of two tickets apiece).
Should any remain, tickets will go on general sale on Thursday, August 2nd, when seats will also be available to purchase online.
Supporters can book £18 return travel to St Andrews via the Valley Away coach service, and more information on pick-up points and timings is available here.
Meanwhile, tickets for the Valley matches against Leicester City on Tuesday, August 21st (7.45pm) and Hull City on Saturday, August 25th (3pm) will go on general sale at standard prices at 9am on Tuesday. Tickets will be available to buy online.
Fans can take advantage of reduced prices for both games by purchasing a Perfect Pair £10 advance discount for adults and many over 60s and U21s if they buy the same ticket for the two home fixtures at the same time. Get more details here.
The Perfect Pair offer will mean that adults can see both the Leicester and Hull games for £30 in the north stand, £34 in the east and upper west wings and £40 top-price seats. Over 60s can pay £26 or £30, but the £13 ticket is excluded from the offer.
Tickets must be bought at the same time and cannot be refunded. The initiative reflects concern at declining crowds for midweek matches and may be repeated if successful.
* Get the latest match ticket information, including details of Charlton's friendly fixtures, here.
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Join us for a disruptive, but productive breakfast, when we unveil a new tool to map the 8 major areas where your business may be at risk from being disrupted.
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Tom Williams
Tom has been the founder, or cofounder of 5 Startups, selling an investment management company to a global bank and taking a biotech as CEO to an IPO on the ASX. As a marketing consultant, he launched new products for General Motors, Ford, Yamaha, Dunlop and Kodak. Tom has developed significant innovations for major corporations including video marketing for GSK, Business Class air travel for Qantas domestic airlines and a mathematical model of the Australian stockmarket for HSBC.
Tom has been a pioneer in developing entrepreneurship training for scientists and engineers, with programs like MBA in a Day and Molecules to Medicine, which was funded by the state government. He lectures at Monash University, and the University of Melbourne on the commercialisation of technology, business planning, entrepreneurship and leadership.
Margaret Attwood
Margaret has worked with over 500 companies during 25 years in the professional development field, with experience in both government and private sectors, and with Leadership Management Australasia.
¬ In 2014 Margaret, in conjunction with her partner, formed Phoenix People Development, which specialises in customised programs to meet the specific needs of organisational clients in the areas of:
o Customer engagement
o Team development
o Transformational leadership
o Strategic leadership - workshop design, facilitation and coaching
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¬ She works at a national level as a program developer, facilitator and corporate coach.
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Peter has extensive experience in the financial markets. He worked as a futures broker and fund manager before starting a boutique Funds Management Company, which was sold to HSBC, where he worked for several years.
After joining Leadership Management Australia in 1997 Peter's skills were instrumental in building the business and managing key accounts, which led to several national and international awards.
In August 2014, after 18 years with LMA Peter left to start Phoenix People Development, a training & development business with a focus on customised courses tailored to the specific needs of the client, producing great results for a wide range of businesses, including Bosch, Nilsen Electrics, Dahlsen Timber, Besam Assa Abloy, Aggreko and Mercedes Benz.