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This section describes how the GMAT Product Development Team performs Configuration Management (CM). The CM process is performed under the direction of the Product Development Lead (PDL) and the Configuration Management Officer (CMO). The primary CM activities for the GMAT project are described in the table below and later sections describe how each activity is performed. Day-to-day CM activities are guided by the Data Management List and the CM process described in this Chapter.
Configuration Identification
Configuration Control
Configuration Status Accounting
Configuration Audits
Configuration Identification
This section describes the levels of control and change authority for GMAT configuration items, and describes how baselines for configuration items are created and stored.
Levels of Control
The GMAT Data Management List contains a complete list of all project configuration items along with the level of control and the role with change authority for each item. GMAT configuration items are all assigned one of the following levels of control:
Level of Control Acronym
Policy and Requirements
Change Authority
GMAT configuration items marked as CM or VERA are all assigned an owner by role and only individuals acting in the assigned roles are permitted to make changes to a configuration item. This process ensures that changes to configuration items are made only by those with the required expertise and if necessary, CCB approval is obtained. For example, only software developers can modify source code and make files, only flight dynamics engineers can modify mathematical and algorithmic specifications. Roles for the GMAT project are defined in the Roles and Responsibilities sections. The DML contains a complete list of configuration items and the role with change authority for each item. The next section describes which roles have change authority for major project configuration items.
Planned Baselines
The table below contains a summary of baselined configuration items along with their level of control, change authority role, and project phase when baselined. As new configuration items are identified, they are added to the DML along with the required level of control and change authority. Only configuration items shown in the table below are baselined. Baselines are created and maintained through the process described in the next section.
Configuration Item
Level of Control
Change Authority
Phase when Baselined
Feature Prioritization
Cycle Start
Product Plan
Cycle Start
Requirements Specification
User Interface Specification
Feature Specification
Mathematical Specification
Design Specification
Source Code
Build/Make Files
Doxygen Output
User's Guide
Version Description Doc.
Test Plan
Requirements to Test Matrix
Creation and Storage of Baselines
The GMAT team creates and stores baselines for all configuration items stored on SourceForge and Jazz by creating Tags in the revision control software and by creating repository branches for each major release. After code freeze for a release, a tag is created in the revision control system using the release ID (2012a for example). Next, a branch is created in the repository structure with a duplicate of all versioned items at the time of the release. The Tag ensures that all configuration items in the revision control system can be retrieved by release ID. The branch ensures that the GMAT team can address critical issues in a specific release and provide an incremental build for users years after the initial release date. This is important when switching to a new version that is unacceptably risky to a customer and the best solution is to fix a bug in the version approved for use by the customers organization.
Configuration Control
The section below describes policies and procedures for making changes to GMAT configuration items, the primary storage location for those items, and the organization and function of the CCB.
Data Storage Locations
The GMAT team uses the primary data storage locations shown in the table below. Similar types of data are stored in different locations so that code and documents approved for public release are publicly available while code/docs not yet approved for release – or that are proprietary or potentially ITAR – are firewalled. Configuration items approved for public release under the NASA Open Source Agreement (NOSA) are located on the project's SourceForge page. All other configuration items that require version control are stored on the JAZZ server maintained by Code 580. Backups of the SourceForge repository are performed monthly by the GMAT team. Backups of the JAZZ repository are performed (Daily ??) by code 580.
The GMAT team uses Google docs for selected project documentation to facilitate collaboration and co-authoring and reviewing of documents. The publicly available google docs service is used for docs related to publicly approved material. The NASA google docs Paul Arnold: Is NASA google docs located somewhere different? How does this work?
stevenphughes: There is a bigger issue. We can't use Google docs for this and need to come up with another solution.service is used for material not approved for public release and these documents are not available to the public until approved for release.
What is Stored
Type of Control
Source Forge
Files approved for public release:
Manual Version Control
Files not approved for release yet, items that are proprietary, or ITAR:
Manual Version Control
Google Docs
Initial file generated for use on the GMAT project.
Automatic Version Control
Personal Hard Disk
Stored Manually
Team member's personal hard disk
Configuration Control Board
The GMAT Configuration Control Board (CCB) is composed of selected members (by role) of the product development team and provides documented authorization for all changes to configuration items defined as CM-level control in the Data Management List. CCB members are selected to ensure broad interdisciplinary representation, and additional subject matter experts are selected as needed for the material under review. The Acting CCB (ACCB) is formed when the PDL or designee selects team members and subject matter experts for the purpose of analyzing or approving a requested change or issue for a CM-level configuration item. The Acting CCB for one type of request may be different than the Acting CCB for another request. For example, approval of changes to software requirements requires may require a different set of individuals than changes to the product plan or test plan.
Most CCB decisions are made during weekly GMAT meetings and do not require a meeting for the sole purpose of performing CCB activities. These decisions are marked as CCB approved in the weekly meeting minutes and the initials of the Acting CCB members are added to the meeting minutes. In the rare event that a meeting is held just for the sole purpose of CCB activites, the minutes are documented in the same manner as the weekly meetings. Additionally, to ensure efficiency of GMAT development process, ACCB concurrence can be documented electronically without an in-person meeting by obtaining electronic signatures in the issues tool discussed Issues Tracking section of the Management Approach chapter.
Defect Reporting
Software defect reports are managed in the project's Bugzilla database (see DML for URL). Processes for reporting and resolving defects are discussed in detail in the GMAT Test Plan and only a high level overview is included here. Defects related to the GMAT application are classified by feature area. There are special categories for documentation, test system, and other types of defects. All defects follow these basic steps:
- New – The initial state of a defect report.
- Assigned – Assigned to an individual for analysis and tracking. If the bug is marked as P1 (Priority 1), then the assignee is the individual responsible for addressing the defect.
- Needs Test – The assignee has resolved the defect, unit tested, and passed the issue to tester so if appropriate, a test case is added to the regression system.
- Needs Documentation - The defect has been resolved; if necessary, explain the issue in documentation.
- Resolved – There is no remaining work; the defect is closed.
The prioritization of a bug is used to indicate that it has been approved for resolution. Defects marked as P1 must be addressed by the next major release. Defects marked as P2 are bugs that should be fixed if the schedule allows. Defects prioritized as P3 or below will not be addressed in the next release.
Configuration Status Accounting
The purpose of Configuration Status Accounting is to record and monitor changes to evolving CIs throughout the project life cycle. The change history for configuration items maintained in the project's SourceForge or Jazz repositories is automatically documented for all of these items by Subversion (SVN). SVN client software such as TortoiseSVN or SmartSVN provide tools to view the change logs of all version controlled files. Below is the change log for a randomly selected source code file. All GMAT configuration items that require configuration status accounting are maintained in a SVN repository.
Figure: Log Messages
Additional configuration status accounting items are CCB minutes, discussed in the Meeting Minutessection, Configuration Audit reports, discussed in the configuration audits section.
Configuration Audits
Configuration audits are performed to maintain the integrity of the configuration baselines. Specifically, audits ensure that developed and installed products meet their technical requirements, that the products are accurately described in documentation, and that the products do not include any unauthorized changes. The CMO will conduct configuration audits, document and retain the audit results as indicated in the DML, and forward the audit results to the PDL and/or relevant stakeholders. The PDL and members of the PDT will work closely with the CMO to resolve any problems identified in the audit results.
The CMO will conduct the following configuration audits:
- Baseline audit will be conducted for major releases. A Baseline audit verifies that the content and versions of the CIs are consistent with the baseline documentation that defines them (i.e., the Baselines Table). See Planned Baselines for content description.
- Physical Configuration audit(PCA) will be conducted for major releases. The PCA verifies that a CI, as built, conforms to the technical documentation that defines it (i.e., it verifies that all baseline elements of the delivery match the documentation). During this audit, the CMO will analyze the following to assure that the documentation is accurate:
- Baselines Table
- Version Description Document (VDD)
- Physical contents of the project's CM Libraries (where the CIs reside)
- Functional Configuration audit(FCA) will be conducted for major releases. The FCA verifies that the CI has been completed satisfactorily, that the item has achieved the performance and functional characteristics, and that its operational and support documents are complete and satisfactory. During this audit, the CMO will analyze the:
- Requirements Traceability Matrix
- Requirements documentation
- Test reports
- Change authorizations
Control of Non-conforming Products
Issues related to non-conforming products are managed using the Issues Tool described in the Issues Tracking section. Any member of the PDT may fill out a problem report (i.e., non-conformance) against any system product or tool at any time. Issues are reviewed monthly or at the request of any team member or stakeholder. All non-conformance issues that adversely impacts the cost, schedule, or scope of the effort are reported to stakeholders and customers for approval of the proposed solution.
Control of Customer-Supplied Products
There are currently no customer supplied products.


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Novell Plans GUI For '04
Moving Beyond Linux Services 1.0
Novell is planning new Linux products for 2004, now that its Nterprise Linux Services 1.0 product is out the door. The second edition of Linux Services will feature a GUI (graphical user interface), in addition to the CLI (command line interface) in 1.0.
Also next year, Novell expects to provide a direct connection between its ZenWorks management software and Red Carpet, a Linux-based management product picked up in the company's recent acquisition of Ximian.
After an open beta that began in November, and an earlier closed beta, Linux Services 1.0 shipped last week, one day ahead of schedule. "You can get it for people as a stocking stuffer," quipped Jason Williams, product manager for Nterprise Liinux Services at Novell.
Nterprise Linux Services represents the first step in a plan, first rolled out at Novell's BrainShare conference last spring, to make the whole NetWare protocol stack available on both Linux and NetWare. Eventually, in NetWare 7.0, Novell will port the Linux kernel to NetWare.
Novell originally intended to release Linux Services 1.0 this past November, but then delayed shipment until the end of this year due to a decision to integrate code from Ximian.
The 1.0 edition of Linux Services that shipped last week includes eDirectory services; an iPrint server; iManager, for Web-based management; iFolder; NetMail 3.5; Novell Resource Management; and Virtual Office, for self-service and collaboration.
NetMail 3.5 can work as a client with either Novell GroupWise or any POP3- or IMAP-compliant messaging environment, Williams said during a recent interview.
In 2004, Novell will bring out a version of NetMail 3.5 for NetWare, he noted.
Novell Resource Management, another ingredient of Linux Services 1.0, integrates a Red Carpet daemon that enables RPM software distribution. "Going forward, we'll also be offering a direct connection between ZenWorks and Red Carpet some time next year. I can't give any specific time frame on that, though," Williams said.
In the second release of Linux Services, also due out some time in 2004, Novell plans to offer an iPrint client for Linux, as well as a GUI that will support "either KDE or GNOME," he added.
"The target users for our first edition were administrators who are already accustomed to the command line interface. In the second edition, however, we'll be expanding things out to people who are used to (Microsoft) Windows and other graphical environments," Williams maintained.
Ximian has been known, too, for Evolution, a Linux-based but Microsoft Outlook-like messaging frontend. Ximian staffers also worked on open source projects that included Mono, a project for enabling Microsoft .NET applications to run on Linux, and GNOME.
At this point, Novell will be looking at user responses to 1.0 to determine what kinds of additional products and services to offer for Linux. "We need to decide what makes the most sense for customers," according to Williams. Possibilities now being contemplated include management improvements to Linux Services, such as GSI failover; new antivirus, storage and backup services; and a Windows client for NTP Server, he said.
As with 1.0, the next edition of Linux Services is likely to feature two betas. "We had phenomenal response to the 1.0 beta, and we were very pleased. Many thousands of people wanted to participate in the closed beta. We ended up inviting about 100. We'll be inviting those people back as a core," he predicted.
Novell also anticipates widening the closed beta somewhat for the second release of Linux Services. "If you get too many people involved in a beta, though, things can get too difficult to manage. So we'll need to balance this out," Williams observed.

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Nine furniture design students from the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design will be challenging emotions and preconceptions at the Milan Furniture Fair next week with works that transform everyday objects into thoughtful new designs with unexpected uses. The projects range from stools made from repurposed syringes to stiletto shoes made from acrylic nails, sensuous light fixtures made from venetian blinds, and even a dress made from surgical face masks - read on for a sneak peek!
Iliahi Anthony's 'Infectious Cocktail Dress' uses clinical facemasks in a completely new way that challenges our preconceptions. Facemasks are normally associated with sterile environments, but their pleated design adds a lovely texture to this clever little number.
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Katie Stout's 'Tray Table' playfully questions the inherent characteristics of utilitarian objects by referencing Victorian ornamental aesthetics while exploring the relationship between function and context. The curvilinear cutouts in the removable trays makes the individual trays unusable and instead refines them into a decorative and useful piece of furniture for the home.
Kristin Ross merges chance with calculated repetitiveness in her 'Snake Eye Vessel', which is made from hundreds of yellow dice adhered side by side into sheets with the number one dot facing outwards. As light passes through the transparent material the patterns of the dots and cubes are illuminated, creating a vessel with a multi-faceted story for us to discover.
Taylor McKenzie Veal's project 'This Little Piggy' uses a low-tech variant of a high-tech manufacturing process to give new value to discarded beverage bottles. By using a simple oven, an air compressor and a plywood mold she transforms old bottles into cute and functional piggy banks!
Scot Bailey's elegant 'Cup Light' repurposes plastic cups as a lamp shade, allowing us see these disposable items in a whole new light. The user is invited to interact with the light, as the cups functions as physical dimmers.
The 'Terra Light' by Tyson Atwell is an impressive sculptural light made from 190 orange-red glowing terra cotta flowerpots arranged in a repetitive pattern. The iconic terra cotta pots are attached to the perimeter of a white powder-coated sheet metal frame by their existing drain holes. An interior light source illuminates both the inside and outside of each pot while casting gorgeous shadows on the lamp's surroundings.
Ian Stell's 'Blind Light' transforms traditional venetian blinds into a sensuous and sculptural light. When twisted and draped, the blinds go from a two-dimensional rectilinear form to a three-dimensional object with a completely new function and expression.
Jamie Wolfond has created a set of thought-provoking 'Communicable Seats' made from disposable syringes. The two medical stools are connected by surgical tubing, so they act as a sort of 'pneumatic seesaw' – when someone sits on one stool, the level of the other rises!
All of these designs will be shown at RISD's Transformations exhibition at this years Ventura Lambrate show during the upcoming Milan Furniture Fair
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1200 South has been permanently closed from UVU's main entrance roundabout up to the connector road between 1200 South and Campus Drive.
The portion of Campus Drive from UVU's main entrance roundabout up to the connector road between Campus Drive and 1200 South is closed until August 13. This closure is part of the pedestrian walkway project. The pedestrian tunnel running north-to-south underneath University Parkway opened May 3, 2012. However, until Campus Drive reopens, pedestrians should follow designated paths between campus and the mouth of the tunnel at 1200 South. The location of these paths may vary, so watch for signs.
UDOT implemented a new Continuous Flow Intersection here. See the "Projects Around UVU" section for important details.
The metered parking lot adjacent to UVU's main entrance is closed for cars until August 20. Until then, it is serving as a bus stop for UTA and campus shuttles.
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In conjunction with the construction of the new Student Life and Wellness Building from June 2012 to December 2013, the Bunnell Pioneer House has been removed and will be relocated in replica form near the Sparks Automotive Building.
Parking lot L13 will close in June 2012 to serve as a staging area for the construction of the Student Life and Wellness Building and Parking Structure (see Project 5). The lot will reopen in its original form in December 2013.
In conjunction with the closures of L13 and the Sorensen Center Visitor Lot in June 2012 (see Projects 5&7 above) two rows of visitor parking and 100 additional employee stalls will be reserved in Lot L4. Departments that are sponsoring visitors should direct their visitors to the Lakeside Visitor Lot or the Facilities Complex (read about the new visitor parking procedure here
Throughout summer 2012, several roads and parking lots were repaved.
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Don't read too much from the early glowing reports about Ruben Tejada swinging the bat well in Port St. Lucie. Don't forget, until now it has simply been batting practice. Today, it will be an intrasquad game and then the early days in the exhibition schedule.
Of course, it is better than him not hitting.
The Mets have four second base candidates, with the speculated platoon of Daniel Murphy and Brad Emaus each starting today. Then there is Luis Castillo and Justin Turner, the latter with two options remaining which makes him the odd-man out.
Regarding Tejada, the plans are for him to play shortstop at Triple-A Buffalo. With the Mets having other second base options, that's important because of the uncertainty regarding Jose Reyes' future.
If the Mets sign Reyes to an extension, then Tejada could move to second if the others flame out or he could be used in a trade. If Reyes leaves, then it is important to have a ready alternative.
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COLTON – A 74-year-old woman is in critical condition after being attacked by a pitbull, police said Sunday.
Margarita Negrete of Colton was taken to a local hospital where she underwent surgery, according to a statement from the Colton Police Department.
Officers responded to a residence in the 500 block of W. S Street at about 5:45 p.m. Saturday after receiving a call that a woman was being attacked by a dog, the statement said.
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There's a moment in the 1976 comedy "Silent Movie" in which Mel Brooks, playing a Hollywood director, calls the French mime Marcel Marceau and offers him a part. Brooks asks the question through title cards — it's a silent movie, after all — only to have Marceau, a man expected to be mute under any circumstances, audibly reply, "No!"
I thought of that gag Saturday at the Pageant of the Masters when the "living picture" models, who typically hide behind makeup and lighting and look as non-lifelike as possible, broke character and moved. The first time, I thought it had been a flub: Harold Lloyd, dangling from a clock tower in an image from "Safety Last!", lost his hat to the wind or some unknown force and grabbed at it futilely. In the next tableau, Charlie Chaplin dismounted his scenery and pulled the curtain shut, and the motif became apparent.
At the Pageant of the Masters, is a moving actor as jarring as a mime talking in a silent film? Yes — and even though it's not the first time the pageant has used motion, it illustrates an important point in a program about cinema history.
Human eyes get used to anything, and it may take a show like "The Big Picture," the pageant's 80th-anniversary production, to remind us how revelatory movies were at the beginning. Two years ago, a pair of Oscar-winning films, Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" and Michel Hazanavicius' "The Artist," provided an engaging flashback to the years when filmmaking was in its infancy.
Still, we looked at those movies through our jaded 2010s perspective. Even while the characters in "Hugo" gasped at Lloyd hanging from the clock, we experienced the movie itself in state-of-the-art 3D. Watching "The Big Picture" spring to life midway through makes us feel what viewers must have felt a century ago — the feeling of astonishment at the very concept of moving pictures.
Indeed, context is key throughout "The Big Picture," whose lineup — encompassing Renaissance art, Edward Hopper, lobby cards and even the statue of the flag-raising at Iwo Jima — makes its title almost an understatement. For a movie-themed pageant, it would be easy enough to sort through Hollywood classics and string together a few dozen iconic images. "The Big Picture," though, doesn't take a greatest-hits approach to cinema. Rather, it's like watching the art form itself come into being.
To further that effect, the show begins in the distant past, with replicas of classic paintings and sculptures presented in tableau style. Each of these scenes bears a movie connection, though some feel more tenuous than others: Frederic S. Remington's "A Dash for the Timber" serves as a fascinating glimpse of the visual style that inspired the Western, but it's safe to say that Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel painting has greater renown than the Charlton Heston film about its creation.
With "A Dash for the Timber," the pageant gives a behind-the-scenes look at how it creates a tableau: The cast members walk in and take their positions and props, the backdrop lowers, and then the lights go out before brightening again on the still image. After that, movement becomes part of the finished product instead of the preparation. The 1878 photo sequence "Horse in Motion," created as a motion-picture experiment by Eadweard Muybridge, screens above the stage, followed by the replicas of silent-film moments.
Later, a pair of pageant cast members impersonate Laurel and Hardy in a short film, while a live actress plays a blond starlet who walks up a red carpet to claim a statuette.
You may have guessed by now that "The Big Picture" plays to a decidedly older (or at least more erudite) crowd of filmgoers, with Busby Berkeley musicals and Alfred Hitchcock classics favored over the Netflix era. Anyone who goes to the Irvine Bowl expecting a scene from "The Avengers" will be sorely disappointed.
But the show reminds us that, for all the leaps and bounds cinema has made in the last century, it's still a relatively new form — and one whose influence may extend any number of ways. Just last year, a Los Angeles Times story lamented the tastes of young film students who yawn at "The Godfather" and other anointed classics.
If Michelangelo can remain on his pedestal after 500 years as an inspiration for modern movies, well, that bodes well for Michael Corleone too.


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Gibran (Ramlawey) of Australia and New Zealand
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His Grace the Most Reverend Bishop Gibran (Rimlawi) of Australia and New Zealand (September 14, 1931 – January 16, 1999) was the primate of the Antiochian Orthodox Diocese of Australia and New Zealand from 1969-1999.
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Early Life and Education
- 1931 Sep 14 - Gibran Rimlawi born in Tripoli Mina, Lebanon, to Yacoub Ramlawey and Farfoura (née Ishak).
- 1948 - Gibran graduates from Saint Elias Orthodox College, and enters the monastic order under tutelage of Metropolitan Theodosius of Tripoli. Brother Gibran serves as his personal secretary until 1953.
- 1954 - Br. Gibran graduates from College of Three Hierarchs in Beirut, with diploma in psychology and philosophy.
- 1954 - Metropolitan Elia of Beirut ordains him a deacon on Pentecost. Dcn Gibran teaches Arabic, French, Literature and Ethics at St. Elias College.
- 1959 - Metrop. Elia ordains Dcn Gibran a priest. Fr Gibran continues to teach.
- 1962 - Fr Gibran receives graduate diploma in literature from St. Joseph University in Beirut.
- 1962 - Metropolitan Antony Bashir calls Fr Gibran to join the Syrian Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of North America; Fr Gibran serves at St. Nicholas Church in Montreal, Canada.
- 1963 - Archimandrite Gibran transferred to St. Mary's Church in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Archim. Gibran continues theological and academic studies.
- 1964 - Archim. Gibran receives Bachelor of Theology from Christ the Savior Seminary. He begins to teach Logic and Ethics.
- Archim. Gibran also teaches French at Johnstown branch of University of Pittsburgh, and continues postgraduate work at Duquesne University. He also serves as president of Council of Orthodox Clergy of Greater Johnstown.
- 1966 - Archim. Gibran assigned to St. George Church in Cleveland, Ohio.
- 1967 - Archim. Gibran completes coursework for Doctorate in Philosophy at Duquesne University.
- 1968-69 - Archim. Gibran teaches philosophy at John Carroll University.
- 1969 Apr - Archim. Gibran elected president of Greater Cleveland Council of Orthodox Clergy.
Bishop of Australasia
- 1969 Oct 17 - Archim. Gibran elected Exarch for Australia, New Zealand and All Oceania.
- 1969 Oct 22 - Archim. Gibran notified about election. American archdiocese asked to consecrate him. Bishop Gibran ruling bishop for the next 30 years.
- 1998 Northern Autumn - Holy Synod of Antioch nominates Bishop Gibran for elevation to rank of Archbishop.
- 1999 Jan 16 - Sayidna Gibran reposed of ischaemic heart disease.
- 1999 Jan 22 - By kind favour of Archbishop Stylianos (GOA), Sayidna Gibran was buried in the bishops section of the Greek Orthodox Cemetery, Rookwood, immediately behind the Greek Orthodox Chapel of Saint Athanasios.
Administrative problems surrounding repose
Sayidna Gibran's death certificate incorrectly records burial at Rookwood Independent Orthodox Lawn Cemetery; however, burial was in the bishop's section of the Greek Orthodox Cemetery, Rookwood, immediately behind the Greek Orthodox Chapel of St Athanasios.
His headstone records his date of repose as 14 January 1999; however, a coronial inquiry found that he died "on or about 16 January 1999, of ischaemic heart disease".
Gibran (Ramlawey) of Australia and New Zealand
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Paul (Saliba)
- "Christ is Risen from the Dead" April 1968
- Nationalism, Man and Orthodoxy June 1969
- A Spiritual Memoir January 1999, trans. from Arabic
External links
- Biography from the Orthodox Research Institute
- Bishop Gibran's Consecration Sermon from the Orthodox Research Institute
- Obituary from the Orthodox Research Institute
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Cooking Caravan - Chef Battle
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Cooking Caravan - Chef Battle
This mobile competition pits two Caravan chefs against each other in an "Iron Chef" style cooking battle that uses audience members as sous chefs! All ages.
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Tomorrow is our Canadian Thanksgiving. Which got me thinking how much I have to be thankful for. My amazing and supportive family (Chris and the girls), the opportunity to be living my dream (even if it is not exactly where it needs to be) and my friends (especially Jen who is making Thanksgiving dinner). Which further got me thinking that I don't have a Thanksgiving Hostess gift for her.
Since they just moved into their home I thought it would be cute to make them a fall themed embroidery hanging. I cut out a piece of linen and put it into an embroidery hoop. It, of course, had to have a pumpkin which I drew out in pencil first. I used a couple different colours of orange to give it some depth.
Once I had painted the whole pumpkin (the linen really soaks up the paint btw), I embroidered everything with a bit of a different toned floss then the original paint colour to give depth again. I even used baker's twine for the stem.
I thought I would add an "H" for their last name Holmes. I used an ombre effect black/grey floss which didn't turn out as great as I liked but as the dinner is tomorrow, it shall have to do, haha.
Once I was all done with the embroidery I hot glued the back linen to the frame and trimmed the excess.
Then a hanging loop with some twine and a couple of floss pieces I had used.
Hopefully Jen knows how much I appreciate not having to make Thanksgiving dinner. I will also be bringing my cheesy leeks, wine and fresh bread. That might help get the point across. I trust my fellow Canadians are having an amazing long weekend. The weather here has been amazing!!


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Cisco at EMC World : Transformational Data Center Architecture
After several days at SAPPHIRE 2012 in Orlando, Florida , where I got to attend amongst many other activities an interesting dialog between EMC Doc d'Errico and Cisco VP Server Access and Virtualization BU Satinder Sethi (stay tuned video coming very soon) , I am back on the show floor this time in Las Vegas for EMC World.
In case you still don't know (really?) , Cisco and EMC have a very close partnership on many fronts , as one of our very active blogger and speaker Jay Metz was highlighting yesterday in carrying proudly this nice Infographics.
Obviously one of the main topic on the booth was Cisco UCS , whether as a stand alone platform, or integrated in a stack like Vblock, the solution provided jointly by Cisco , EMC and VMware under the brand VCE (check VCE Tom Chatham blog on EANTC Cloud Mega Test )
Recently Cisco and EMC deepened this partnership
"Cisco and EMC have a long history of partnering together for the benefit of our mutual customers, from storage solutions to the original Vblock to VSPEX. For those of you who missed the announcement, VSPEX is a reference design program to help guide customers as they build out their next generation of infrastructure. With our own success with the Cisco Validated Design program, we know this is an effective tool for customers as they look for trusted resources to guide infrastructure investment decisions. "wrote Omar Sultan in his blog "VSPEX: our Continuing Exploits with EMC"
So we invited today on the booth EMC Director and blogger Brian Gracely , our friend, blogger and reseller from Varrow Jason Nash and Cisco Virtualization Architect Ron Valente to share with us the excitement of this first day .
In this short video, our 3 experts talk about "easy to use and manage ". Interesting enough, I was also attending yesterday a Webex session about Cisco.com users based on a very large panel of Cisco customers . According to this survey, one of the major interests for our customers to visit high tech website such as Cisco, is to find information about how the systems are "easy to use, configure, and manage".
If you are in Las Vegas today, I'd like to make some suggestions for this second day at EMC World
Stop by on our booth (#402) – we have a series of very interesting theater presentations
|Virtual Computing Environment (VCE)
|Deploying FCoE* Anywhere, Including Multihop
*Fibre Channel over Ethernet
|Cisco UCS Servers: Changing Data Center Economics
|Transforming Data Center Storage Networks to the Cloud
|Mission Critical Business Continuity
|Cisco UCS: Changing Data Center Economics
|Big Data Analytics with Cisco UCS and Greenplum MR
|My First Cloud: Get started with Cisco Cloud Management
|Managing Converged Networks with DCNM
|Deploying FCoE* Anywhere, Including Multihop
*Fibre Channel over Ethernet
Also you may want to attend this very special session
Birds of a Feather Session:
Session Title: Implementing Flash Technologies and Cisco UCS in Mission-Critical Application Environments
Speaker: Rajiev Rajavasireddy, Product Manager, Cisco
Date/Time: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 1:30p.m. – 2:30p.m.
Session Description: This session will explore the ways customers implement flash technology to improve performance in mission-critical application environments. The session will also discuss how customers are implementing Cisco UCS to deliver higher performance computing needed in virtualized data center environments. Customers will have the ability to review how EMC¹s new VFCache and EMC Flash-enabled storage systems dramatically improve application performance.
Hope to see you there !
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Some day we might consider a clean, un-scraped 2003 Subaru WRX to be worth almost $24,000. That day isn't today, however, so anyone trying to sell a decade-old WRX at that price must be crazy. Or in no mood to sell.
A seller posted this Craigslist ad in the Phoenix area last year for an '03 WRX sedan. Silver, 85,000 miles, $23,599. It's priced that high because the seller made a terrible agreement with a spouse and now must part with the car.
No, he won't send you a picture where you can actually see the car. No, it wasn't maintained at a professional Subaru shop. No, it wasn't babied. And the water pump is "slightly haunted."
Yet it's being sold for just $400 less than the price new. But if you really want to see it, his wife has to be home to prove the car was advertised.
See, he should've bought the WRX wagon back in 2003. Then there would be no question about practicality.
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In re Southern Sky Air & Tours, LLC d/b/a Direct Air, Case no. 12-40944 MSH
On March 15, 2012 Southern Sky Air & Tours, LLC d/b/a Direct Air filed a petition for under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. On April 11, 2012, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts issued an Order converting the case to one under Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code.
With the exception of a governmental unit, all creditors must file a Proof of Claim by September 11, 2012.
Claim Forms
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Completed proofs of claim must be received by the deadline at the following address:
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Individual creditors and claim holders who do not have an attorney and require guidance may contact the Pro Se Law Clerk of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts at 508-770-8925 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. The Pro Se Law Clerk is prohibited from giving any legal advice.
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On Election Night 2006, WFYI Public Radio will provide statewide coverage of Indiana's key political races beginning at 7 pm on Tuesday, November 7. One of the key commentators will be Dr. David Hadley. Local political strategist, Guy Johnson will anchor FM 90.1's election night coverage, which will include live reports from Indiana's 2nd, 8th and 9th Congressional districts, in addition to interviews with Indiana's key Republican and Democratic party leaders.
John Krull, director of the Pulliam School of Journalism at Franklin College and Dr. David Hadley, chair of the political science department at Wabash College will serve as WFYI's election night commentators, while National Public Radio's (NPR) award-winning rural affairs correspondent, Howard Berkes, will be in the Hoosier Heartland to file live reports for both WFYI Public Radio listeners and NPR listeners nationwide. WFYI Public Radio's election night coverage can be heard live on 90.1 FM (simulcast on WFCI 89.5 FM - Franklin College and WNDY 91.3 FM – Wabash College) or online via the station's Web site —wfyi.org. As a trusted catalyst for lifelong learning, WFYI Public Broadcasting engages and enriches our community through distinctive programs and services. For more information on WFYI's programming and educational outreach activities, visit wfyi.org.


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The bold athletic flair of the XX Kers collection characterizes the new watch, which features a black nylon strap with tone-on-tone stitching.
The racing-inspired look of the XX Kers family of watches pays homage to the advanced Kinetic Energy Recovery System technology developed by Ferrari to recover energy when braking. It paves the way for this new model, which features a large case, stainless steel lugs and a black aluminum bezel. The numbers on the face – in silver to match the detailing – are the same as those on the nose of the single-seater, while the legendary yellow Ferrari Shield sits at 12 o'clock and inspires the shape of the contrast on the second hand. Fitted with a black nylon fabric strap with tone-on-tone stitching, this watch with a strong personality accessorizes Scuderia Ferrari fans' downtime looks.
- Nylon fabric strap with stitching
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- Composition: 70% Stainless Steel, 30% Soft Leather, Textile fibers
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Who is the better player — Kobe Bryant or LeBron James?
The argument has been raging for several seasons, with both camps claiming victory. Of course, to argue againfive NBA titles is difficult st, but whatever.
But the subject again was brought up over the weekend in London, where the Lakers are playing an exhibiiton and Bryant jumped into the fray feet first at the launching of the London School of Basketball. A fan had asked him who would win in a 1-on-1 contest.
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Campus Ministry provides opportunities for reflection, community building, and spiritual development through on and off-campus retreats, spiritual direction, small faith groups and special programming. Each fall semester, first-year students are invited to spend a weekend on Cape Cod participating in Take48 , a retreat taking 48 hours away from campus to reflect on three questions relating to the transition to college and being a new member of the Emmanuel College community.
Junior and senior students are invited to spend a weekend participating in InterMission, an off-campus retreat helping students reflect on three questions related to their future career paths and life vocation.
Campus Ministry supports Emmanuel's LGBTQA community by co-sponsoring Reaching OUT, an off-campus weekend retreat helping students develop community rooted in love for self as well as awareness of God's love.
Campus Ministry offers an on-campus retreat called Busy Person's Moment, an opportunity to meet one-on-one with a spiritual director for four days in a row, scheduled around the participant's availability, in addition to an optional daily prayer service for participants.
Campus Ministry also offers other retreat opportunities for campus groups throughout the year including retreats for Emmanuel College athletic teams, student organizations, faculty and staff groups. Spiritual Direction is a growing offering from Campus Ministry. Currently over forty students, faculty and staff have participated in Spiritual Direction, each meeting for an hour once or twice a month with a trained spiritual director from Campus Ministry about their relationship with God and their spiritual life.
Emmanuel College Campus Ministry supports the Colleges of the Fenway "COF" Catholics group made up of Catholic students from the six Colleges of the Fenway consortium. The group's mission is to be, "An inclusive Community Of Faith, sharing points of view on living a catholic life" by meeting every Sunday evening before mass to share, learn, discuss, and grow in faith.
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The editors of Bon Appetit magazine—better known as Gourmet for the moderately illiterate—dropped in on a lockout dinner party at Amar'e Stoudemire's house. We learned that it's good to be, uh, staring down a year with no paycheck.
Anyway, the resulting piece is a treat, and here are the sweetest treats contained therein:
Now Hardy, Stoudemire's personal chef, buys kosher beef and chicken and avoids pork-though there are allowances. "If Amar'e had a good game, he might want crab legs, or maybe lobster macaroni and cheese."
"We met through private jets," says one of the guests, Jesse Itzler, an entrepreneur who is involved with Stoudemire in a line of edible energy strips called Sheets.
We wish we could get more from Amar'e, but we couldn't reach his banquette at 1Oak.
Amar'e Stoudemire's Full-Court Southern Feast [Bon Appetit]


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I put the mash hopped away in bottles today. The beer finished out a little high, 1016. I would have left it a little longer, but I needed to make room for the next batches. Next time I will drop the mash temp a couple degrees too. Anyway, the hop flavour is coming through now. I find that is quite subtle. The beer has one of the most pleasent aftertastes I have ever experienced. The hop flavour really lingers on the tongue long after the beer is down the hatch. The aroma factor is nill, however. I am a little disappointed in that respect, as I was hoping that the aroma of the Cascades would really hit me. Oh well. This technique definetly imparts a unique hop character to the beer. I think it would probably work best with a light beer ie Pilsner. Unfortuneatly, I can not lager, so I will mash hop a very pale ale of some sort. That is it for now. If anything earth shattering happens during conditioning, I shall post.
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From Yellowglen winery, Ballarat in Victora, Australia.
Though the winery is located in Ballarat, I learned from further reading that their base wines are sourced from all over Australia.
Very good mousse, with a steady stream of bubbles from the first to the last sip.
Light yellow color.
Citrus and nuuty nose.
Crisp, apples, pear, lemons, slightly creamy, nutty, a hint of yeast-doughiness with a crisp finish.
Quite refreshing.
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Ontario Graduate Nutrition Schools & Programs
Graduate nutrition schools and programs look at what it means to be healthy and how nutrition and food can support this goal. More than that, they aspire to help you help others get there. That means examining the nutritional needs of all different kinds of people. Courses may even discuss the various medical issues that could impact those needs.
On top of that, nutrition and food science programs look at nutrition education strategies. This may prepare students to encourage healthy lifestyle choices and habits. Some programs may look at helping individual clients with their nutrition. Others might take a broader perspective. For example, you could study how to help organizations provide healthy options to large groups. This could be in a medical settings, at schools, or through creating policy and public programs for the community at large. Or you might examine food safety and how to regulate it at companies or government agencies to support community health.
Types of Graduate Nutrition Schools Programs
Programs might offer graduate nutrition and food science degrees at a variety of levels. Each one may be appropriate for students with different experience and educational backgrounds. Nutritionist schools might also support a variety of goals. Therefore read program descriptions carefully to find a perfect graduate nutrition school for you.
Generally, degree types at food science schools fall into three basic categories.
- Masters in Nutrition Schools: The most common type of nutrition masters offered may be a Master of Science (MS). However, some schools may also offer a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree. Some may be designed for experienced professionals looking to expand their nutrition expertise. Others may aim to support those new to the field.
- Nutrition and Food Science Doctorate Schools: Many nutrition doctoral programs offer PhDs. But a
- few other options may be available. This could include degrees like Doctor of Clinical Nutrition (DCN) or a Doctor of Science (ScD or DSc). Some programs may focus on helping people and organizations in the field. Others might aim to support research and academic roles.
- Nutrition and Food Science Graduate Certificate Schools: Graduate certificate programs may be offered at the post-masters, masters, or doctorate level. This generally reflects the level of classes you might attend in your program. Graduate certificates in nutrition are non-degree credentials. They are often shorter in duration or course load than degree programs. However some programs might let you transfer credits toward a compatible nutrition graduate degree at a later time.
These and other programs may vary individually from the descriptions above. Some programs may also offer combined programs to earn multiple degree levels continuously. To learn more about your options, reach out to your selected programs for details.
What To Expect in Food Science and Graduate Nutrition Schools
Earning your nutrition or food science degree on campus could have some advantages for your education. At local graduate nutrition schools, you might study under professors with knowledge of your community. That means they might be able to speak to the unique needs of the people you would work with every day.
But that's not the only reason to study on campus. You'd also have access to your school's laboratory spaces. That means you could not only learn in the classroom, but also get hands-on experience. And if you need field experience, your school might be able to help you arrange it.
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FY01 Organizational Capacity
Grants Related to the Orchestra Field:
American Symphony Orchestra League, $140,000
To support the American Symphony Orchestra League's initiatives that enhance the skills of orchestra leaders and institutions. During 2001-02, these initiatives will help nearly 900 orchestras of every size and type in all 50 states develop artistic and management talent, identify and promote new tools and new models, and provide technical assistance and consultancies in critical areas, including Web-based technologies.
Montana Association of Symphony Orchestras, $5,000
To support a leadership development conference for orchestras and other arts organizations. Planned for the spring of 2001, the conference will provide symphony orchestras and other nonprofit arts organizations in Montana and four adjoining states the opportunity to develop leadership skills and enhance their organizational capacities.


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Bembe & Kimbel U.S. House of Representatives Chair
An example of an original Oak Bembe & Kimbel U.S. House of Representatives Chair bearing the maker's stencil on the inner seat panel.
Bembe & Kimbel manufactured 131 of these chairs for the 1857 remodel of the House, overseen by Montgomery C. Meigs. The chairs were designed by the architect, Thomas Ustik Walter and his original design drawing for the chair can be seen below.
This chair retains what appears to be the original leather chair back and one of the arm rest pads. The 4 casters are intact and are original. The chair has "XXXXXXII" carved into the underside of one of the armrests.
It is identical to the chair design that Abraham Lincoln used as his favorite portrait chair. The silhouette of the chair can be seen in front of the window in this photo of the Lincoln bedroom in the White House.
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Phone: 404.471.6250
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Thompson's articles and commentaries have appeared in theatrical publications, online sources and a variety of leading newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, Baltimore Sun and Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Additionally, his work has been carried by the New York Times, Knight Ridder and Scripps Howard news services. Thompson's first book, a critical edition of the 1921 musical Shuffle Along is scheduled for publication on 2008.
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- Production Photos and Materials, Agnes Scott College Theatre Productions.
- Play to Win (by Sierra Millman) The Chronicle of Higher Education 8 June 2007.
- Alliance Theatre, SETCAlumni Star on Broadway and at Tony Awards. SETC News July/August 2007.
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — Sporting Kansas City recalled forward Dom Dwyer from his loan to USL PRO affiliate Orlando City Soccer Club on Thursday after a productive first half of the season.
Dwyer will be available for Saturday's game against the Columbus Crew.
"I feel confident that anywhere I am that I can score goals," said Dwyer, a production of Generation adidas. "So I'm excited to help out at Sporting KC and thank them for drafting me in the first round of last year's draft and for giving me this opportunity."
Dwyer appeared in two MLS games as a rookie last season, but was loaned out along with three others to Orlando City in March. Together, they've helped the Lions to a 10-1-2 record midway through the season.
"We are always aware of the loan agreement that they could call him up," Orlando City coach Adrian Heath said. "We respect that decision and it's something we knew that could happen.
"He's a great kid to have around with a great personality," Heath said, "but we are going to continue on with our season. It's time for one or two players to step up and continue that goal scoring."
The 22-year-old Dwyer scored 18 goals in all competitions for the Lions, including a record 15 in 13 league games. He scored three goals in Orlando City's surprising run to the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals and recently scored in a friendly against Brazilian champion Fluminense FC.
"Dom has been very productive and in good form with our USL PRO affiliate," Sporting KC coach Peter Vermes said, "and we hope he can continue that same form back in Kansas City."


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Two hours into Richard Wagner's "Götterdämmerung" – the final of four operas known as "The Ring Cycle" – the first of two intermissions brings up the lights on a packed Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. Patrons pour into the sunny afternoon, stretching their legs and dissecting the vibrant, Cirque du Soleil-meets-Salvador Dali-style costumes and sets of this updated opera classic. A few steal guiltily to the parking garage below, but most remain for the full 5-1/2-hour show.
This ambitious tetralogy, refined over a nearly two-year production arc by the Los Angeles Opera, is the cornerstone of an even larger undertaking. That is a 10-week, citywide "Ring Festival, L.A.," a joint effort of more than 100 arts and community groups to examine, celebrate, and reimagine the music, artistic vision, and life of 19th-century composer Richard Wagner. In addition to three full "Ring Cycles" (all four operas performed within a week), events will range from country-and-western and hip-hop "Ring" productions to a new light-and-sound show set to Wagner scores, dozens of art exhibits, symposiums, lectures, and educational outreach through libraries and schools.
It is the largest cultural event in Los Angeles since the Olympic Arts Festival in 1984, and the first to offer up strictly local talent. But more important, it celebrates an artist whose contribution to Western culture has been profound and long-lasting, say musicians, scholars, and city officials – in spite of the controversies surrounding him, most notably a virulent anti-Semitism that made his music a favorite of the Nazis.
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The music world can be defined in terms of before and after Wagner, says Deborah Burton, assistant professor of music at the Boston University School of Music. This was utterly intentional, adds Carol Reynolds, music history professor at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. "Wagner understood the necessity of achieving artistic immortality. He had a naked, and thoroughly modern, ambition: He expected to change lives," she writes in an e-mail.
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Waiting for the second act, waiter John Yi and designer Theresa Ballard debate Wagner. "He became the reference point for every other musician," says Mr. Yi, noting that Wagner's overwhelming vision of sound and theatrical narrative became a touchstone for generations of artists.
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