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Gallaudet Way Forward: Spring 2021 | Faculty and Staff
By Gallaudet U
Dear staff and faculty:
During Spring 2021, Gallaudet University will offer virtual learning for most of its students and remote work for many of its employees. We will increase the number of students on campus, and possibly offer a few hybrid courses for students residing on campus.
This information in this email message applies to Gallaudet staff and faculty only. The Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center communicates updates about its reopening plans on the 15th of every month. Plans for the spring semester will be announced by Monday, November 16.
As we face the reality that COVID-19 is an ongoing, long-term public health threat, we are working tirelessly to create safe spaces for our students and staff. We remain in Phase One of our three-phase reopening plan. As we scale to a larger number of students and staff, we will be better prepared to migrate to Phase 2 when it is safe to do so.
Most significantly:
Pending approval from the District of Columbia, up to 200 students may return to campus in Spring 2021, an increase from the current 85.
All staff, faculty, and students on campus must follow requirements for frequent COVID-19 testing, as well as any other rules and regulations established by the District of Columbia and the University.
There will be no winter or spring athletics program.
All students will receive a 15 percent tuition reduction, as they did this fall.
Professional Development Week will be held remotely on January 11-15. The spring semester will begin on January 19 and end on May 4. Final examinations will be from May 5 to May 7. Spring break for students will be March 15 to 19.
Commencement will be on May 14, and will be held virtually, as it was in May 2020.
INCREASING THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS ON CAMPUS
We know that Deaf students thrive in visually-oriented settings, and that our students need and value face-to-face learning and an ASL-vibrant environment. Throughout the summer and fall, Gallaudet has worked tirelessly to create a safe environment for learning — one that will benefit us now and post-pandemic. We have instituted clear safety protocols for everyone who comes to campus, including wearing masks, hand-washing, social distancing, app-based health screenings, mandatory flu shots, and frequent COVID-19 testing. We have designed safer classroom and residential spaces and common areas. We have made our administrative and service units more safe for everyone — employees, students, and the public. We are cautiously optimistic that our work will bear fruit as we continue to adapt to the reality that the pandemic will continue into 2021.
We are pleased to report that there have been no positive cases of COVID-19 among students living on campus this fall. This is testimony to our rigorous health and safety protocols, and to our students' commitment to these protocols.
Accordingly, we are ready to expand the number of students living on campus, with stringent health and safety measures in place. Pending District of Columbia approval, we hope that up to 200 students may return to campus this spring. Returning students may include those whose personal circumstances make on-campus living their most viable option, who have an internship that requires their physical presence, who are conducting research, and who are participating in selected pods created to foster the in-person experience.
The Office of Residence Life and Housing will coordinate all housing requests as they did for the fall semester. Students will receive information next week about how to request on-campus housing. If any students contact you, please refer them to Residence Life and Housing.
Staff, faculty, and students on campus will be required to undergo frequent COVID-19 testing throughout the semester, and must follow all protocols that are already in place, including wearing masks, hand-washing and social distancing. Information about COVID-19 testing requirements will be shared prior to the beginning of the spring semester.
Gallaudet University's winter and spring sports teams will not participate in intercollegiate athletics in order to ensure the continued health and safety of students, faculty, staff, and the community. Coaches will be in touch with all student-athletes shortly, and the Athletics Department will make a formal announcement as well.
CONCLUDING NOTES
Our students are receiving a similar email message with more student-specific information. We will communicate with you regularly to keep you updated.
We express our deep appreciation and gratitude for the work you are doing on behalf of Gallaudet, and ask that you continue to support our students as you have done this fall.
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JUDGE: R. Griffin Esq STEWARD: C. Taylor Esq & N. Hughes Esq.
Any Tractor – two or more furrows – Semi-digger or Digger British National Rules.
Competitors completing their plots will be eligible for entry into Class 24.
JUDGE: J. Hill Esq. STEWARD: C. Taylor Esq & N. Hughes Esq.
Reversible ploughing with any Tractor and any make of Reversible Plough.
Reversible Ploughing with any Tractor and any make of Reversible Plough as manufactured and not adapted, see the rules page.
NOTE – If sufficient entries the class will be split equally (3a & 3b) by the chief steward, based on results from the previous two years.
For all Classes please follow Instructions given in introduction pages.
JUDGE: R. Carter Esq & E. Ellis STEWARD: A. Daybell Esq.
Ploughs to have been in production before 31st December 1976.
Competitors completing their plots will be eligible for entry into Class 20.
JUDGE: S. Morris Esq. & B. Morris Esq.
Conventional ploughing for any Ferguson T.E. Tractor with matching Ferguson plough with two or more furrows. Ploughs to be as manufactured. A threaded or ratchet handle for front furrow width adjustment is allowed. Adjustable threaded top links are allowed; quick entry or slotted top links are not allowed. Competitors to make a double slit opening.
NOTE – If sufficient entries the class will be split equally (5a & 5b) by the chief steward, based on results from the previous two years.
JUDGE: M. Armitage Esq. & W Chatterton STEWARD: M. Strawson Esq.
Novice prize to be awarded to the competitor gaining most points not having won a 1st, 2nd or 3rd prize for ploughing at any ploughing match. State if Novice on entry form. Competitors completing their plots will be eligible for entry into Class 21.
Tractor & Mounted Ploughs produced before 31st Dec 59.
JUDGE: D. Roobottom Esq. & J. Plowright Esq.
STEWARD: R. Cross & J. Ashworth Esq.
Competitors completing their plots will be eligible for entry into Class 21.
8 Novice Vintage / Classic Ploughing.
JUDGE: H. Henderson Esq. & S. Gilbert Esq. STEWARD: D. Brown Esq.
Competitors not to have won a 1st prize at the time of entry. Competitors completing their plots will be eligible for entry into Class 22.
9 Intermediate Vintage / Classic Ploughing.Open to any Ploughman using a Vintage or Classic Tractor, Mounted or Trailer Plough. All Tractors and Ploughs to have been in production before 31st Dec 1976.
JUDGE: T. Titterton Esq & M. Bailey Esq STEWARD: J. Wilson Esq.
Vintage Ploughing Crawler Tractors over 25 years old. Competitors completing their plots will be eligible for entry into Class 21.
Open to any Doe Triple D Tractor and any make of conventional or reversible plough.
No Entry Fee, If you are eligible for the class, it MUST be stated on the entry form when entering.
JUDGE: R. Griffin Esq. STEWARD: J. Allan Esq.
The Competitor Under 21 years of age, judged from Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 12 will be awarded 'The Frank Bradwell Cup' and £15.
Awarded to a YFC Member, judged from Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 12 will be awarded 'The J Spencer Trophy'and £15. Competitors may be asked to produce a valid young farmer's membership card.
20 For the Best Kept Classic Tractor to have competed in Class 4.
JUDGE: W. Wade Esq. STEWARD: A. Daybell Esq.
21 For the Best Kept Original Vintage Tractor to have competed in Class 6 & 7.
22 For the Best Kept Original Vintage Tractor to have competed in Class 8 & 9.
23 For the Best Kept Original Crawler Tractor to have competed in Class 10.
JUDGE: R. Wilson Esq. STEWARD: R. Cross & J. Ashworth Esq.
24 For the Best Cared for Tractor and Plough. The age of the Tractor and the hours worked will be taken into consideration. Competitors to have competed in Classes 1, 2 & 3.
The Winner awarded the 'J.N. Bingham Trophy'.
JUDGE: B. Morris Esq. & S. Morris Esq. STEWARD: R. Kirkham Esq.


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Centre for Microbiology and Environmental Systems Science
Team & SSC
PhD@VDS MES
PhD How-to
New PhD Science Day
Secondments & transferable skills
Information for examiners
First of all, we would like to thank you for considering to be an examiner for one of our students! Please find information about the procedure below.
Reviewing a thesis
You will be asked to provide a written review of the candidate's thesis. The written review is typically between 1 and 2 pages long. It summarizes the main findings of the studies/chapters in the thesis and assesses their scientific quality and impact. A concluding paragraph then mentions the grade and provides a brief rationale for it.
At the University of Vienna, there is a rather generous grading culture, i.e. the best grade is not unusual and not reserved for the top 1% of PhD theses per year.
The maximum time for reviewing a thesis is 4 months, but shorter timeframes may be mutually agreed upon by the student and reviewers.
The defense is essentially an intense scientific discussion between the candidate and three committee members about the research presented in the thesis. The candidate first summarizes the studies included in the thesis in a 30-40 min talk, and then the committee members challenge the candidate with questions, ideally resulting in a scientific discussion in which the candidate's critical thinking and understanding of the field and the methods in the field are probed. There is no time limit, and a regular defense takes about 2-2.5 hours.
The study dean decides on the composition of the committee after the reviews were handed in. So, while it is likely that external reviewers will be invited to also serve on the committee, this is not always the case.
In the Life Sciences, the committee consists usually of 1-2 external members who have also reviewed the thesis, and 1-2 members from the University of Vienna. The supervisor of the candidate is present but does not serve as an examiner.
In the Natural Sciences, the supervisor is part of the committee.
At the end of the discussion each member of the committee awards a grade for the whole examination (1-5). If a majority decision can be achieved, meaning that the majority of the members of the committee award the same grade, then this decision states the grade (e.g. 1,1,2 -> majority decision is 1 = "very good"). If all members award a different grade, then the mean average is awarded (e.g. 1,3,5 -> mean average 1+3+5=9 divided by 3= 3). The grade of the defense is a numeric grade and is separate from the grades in the reviews of the thesis.
In the current pandemic situation, defenses can take place online, in person or in a hybrid format.
PhD position available in Shaul Pollak's group
VDS MES graduate Philipp Höhn
VDS MES graduate Boris Meisterjahn
+43-1-4277-91109
vds-mes.cmess@univie.ac.at

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An investigation into a sexual assault on a hiking trail in Canton Tuesday is progressing, police said Wednesday, even though they haven't been able to talk to the victim.
Investigators Wednesday afternoon began narrowing down the possible places along the trail where the reported crime may have taken place, Canton police Sgt. Derek Messier said.
"We're definitely making headway today," he said.
Police received a report Tuesday from a woman who said an acquaintance had been sexually assaulted near the Farmington River Trail between Canton Springs Road and Atwater Road. The assault happened earlier in the day, around 11 a.m., the woman reported to police.
Detectives went to the area Tuesday evening to see if they could find the suspect or any evidence, and police returned to the area Wednesday.
As of Wednesday afternoon, the victim had not talked to police.
"The victim did not want to come forward," Chief Christopher G. Arciero said.
Through the third party, police suggested that the victim go to the hospital to get checked out and consider talking to police. Police have not been able to pinpoint a crime scene, the chief said.
"We hope the victim will feel empowered to come forward, and we are ready and willing to be there to support her and get the facts to further our thorough investigation of the incident," he said. He said an officer was on the trail Wednesday, stopping visitors and asking if they had witnessed anything.
Police also issued warnings on Facebook to hikers and bikers, saying they should always be aware of their surroundings and not be alone on the popular trail, which connects Canton Springs Road and the Farmington River.
The trail was unusually quiet Wednesday afternoon, according to two employees who work at the nearby generator supply company. They said they walk the trail almost every day.
Their trip Wednesday started out a bit differently when they heard the news that police were investigating a report of a sexual assault in the area.
Prask joined his Tower Generator co-worker Alex Wislocki of Bristol for the afternoon walk.
According to the two men, the trail is usually heavily populated, especially in the afternoon.
"It's pretty shocking especially in an area like this where people are always around," Prask said.
The suspect is described as a white male, about 30 years old, between 5 feet 7 inches and 5 feet 9 inches tall, with a slender to medium build. He was wearing a gray shirt and black shorts, Arciero said. He may have had a small dog with him, police said.
Police are asking anyone with information to call 860-693-0221.


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Public and private sectors must openly collaborate to promote innovation and fill the gap of ICT talent
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Northwestern University in Qatar Dean & CEO Everette E. Dennis to conclude his service in 2020
Northwestern University in Qatar Dean and CEO Everette E. Dennis will step down as the head of NU-Q in 2020 after serving nearly a decade leading Northwestern's 12th school to new academic...
Cabinet approves regulation of licensing private higher education institutions and their programs
The Cabinet, at its weekly meeting chaired by Prime Minister HE Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani at Amiri Diwan approved a draft resolution by the Minister of Education and Higher...
All Qatar Universities Fair evokes huge response
The All Qatar Universities Fair organised by Academic Bridge Program of Qatar Foundation (QF) attracted more than 700 visitors. QF's partner universities, other higher education institutes and...
THE announce latest rankings at Emerging Economies Summit hosted by Qatar University
The Times Higher Education (THE) Emerging Economies Summit concludes with the announcement of the results of the world rankings of the Times Foundation for Higher Education for the year 2019, an...
NU-Q Year in Review 2018: A year of new beginnings, discovery, and continuity
Challenges and benefits at the crossroads of geopolitics and higher education is the focus of Northwestern University in Qatar 's annual report. In the document, published in December, NU-Q's Dean...
University Expo Qatar draws to a close with over 4000 visitors
University Expo Qatar, a comprehensive two-day exhibition attended by students aged 16+ considering their higher education options, as well as their parents and teachers has drawn to a successful...
Discover Education City to showcase opportunities to prospective students
The opportunities for learning, discovery, and growth that an education at Qatar Foundation (QF) offers will be opened up to Qatar's students and its wider community this month through the latest...
Significantly improved representation for MENA region in prestigious THE World University Rankings 2019
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Dr. Donald Baker joins VCUarts Qatar as Executive Dean
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The Office of Research Support and Graduate studies at Qatar University (QU) hosted a training program for research administration professionals during the second week of September. Around 50...


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Jim Harbaugh Has The Coronavirus Takes
Back in April, Jim Harbaugh let the world know that Covid-19 is a message from God. Yes, he even brought abortion into the mix:
While the game of football has been put on pause, at least physically, Harbaugh believes there is a silver lining to come from all of this. He sees more people concerned about others, more prayer — all while reiterating that "God has virtually stopped the world from spinning."
"I don't think it's coincidence, personally, living a faith-based life," Harbaugh said. "This is a message — this is something where, a time we grow in our faith. Having reverence and respect for God. You see people taking more a view of sanctity of life. I hope that continues — and not just in this time of crisis or pandemic.
"We talk about sanctity of life, yet we live in a society that aborts babies. There can't be anything more horrendous."
From that point forward, we didn't hear a lot from Harbaugh on the COVID-19 front. I'm all for free speech, but the COVID-19 takes from college football coaches? Probably best to stay away from them. They benefit nobody.
Today, Harbaugh dove right back into the COVID-19 takes.
I do have to say that Harbaugh is not wrong, football did not spread coronavirus.
The funniest part about this take was it was done via Zoom with this background:
It is worth noting that the quote from Harbaugh above comes a bit out of context:
Before the quote that went viral on Twitter, Harbaugh mentions that if it becomes clear that COVID-19 has gotten to the point where campuses and athletics need to shut down, then that's what needs to happen. He also advocates for safety measures being put in place.
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Thank you Jeff for the review. We are dedicated to making sure we do all we can to provide a great experience for all. Look forward to seeing you again soon.


I have seen this done for a few years but have never done it because I was always worried that I would miss a day or not have anything to say but this year I think I want to give it a try. For the next month I will be posting once a day. I can't say they will be very long posts but I will try and keep them interesting enough.
My birthday was yesterday. I had a really great day. The kids showered my with hugs and kisses in the morning and they got me tetris for the wii. What a dangerous gift. I asked them, "Do you never want to eat again or have a clean house?!" Jeff's gift was the coolest. He gave me a necklace with a police star that had his department name and his number. I love it. Now I carry him with me where ever I go. Then last night we went to trunk or treat at our church. Every year they sing to me, so embarrassing, but this year took the cake! After they sang one of my kids told our youth pastor I was 42...and he said it in the mic for everyone to hear. Thankfully my GG was right there to correct him and told him my right age of 32. OY Tonight my dad is taking me out for dinner just the two of us so that will be fun. His birthday is this coming Sunday.


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module EbayTrading # :nodoc:
  module Types # :nodoc:
    class SellingManagerPaisaPayPropertyTypeCode
      extend Enumerable
      extend Enumeration
      PaisaPayAwaitingShipment = 'PaisaPayAwaitingShipment'
      PaisaPayTimeExtensionRequestDeclined = 'PaisaPayTimeExtensionRequestDeclined'
      PaisaPayPendingReceived = 'PaisaPayPendingReceived'
      PaisaPayRefundInitiated = 'PaisaPayRefundInitiated'
      PaisaPayTimeExtensionRequested = 'PaisaPayTimeExtensionRequested'
    end
  end
end

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One of the key benefits of ChurchSuite is the fact that all your church's staff can have access to it, allowing teams to work collaboratively while only accessing appropriate information assigned by their user permissions.
With ChurchSuite are two categories of User - Administrators and Users. Additionally your ChurchSuite account will have a designated account contact and billing contact specified in "Administrator" > "Profile".
Administrators have full access to every module* and permissions include read, edit, add and delete functionality. There must always be at least one Administrator on your account.
Whilst Administrators ordinarily have full manage permissions to all modules, it's also possible to add a module password to any module as a second layer of security or to keep the module's data confidential from any user who doesn't have the module password. A good example might be your Giving module, where typically a church may prefer this to only be accessible to authorised finance team members. See the related support articles for details of how to set a password for a module.
Administrators have access to the Administrator menu. Through this menu, administrators can manage Users, Groups, Modules, your church's account Profile, Presets, Brands and your account Integrations. There's also an Administrator Reports section.
Users differ from Administrators in that they only have access to those modules specified in their User settings (as granted by an Administrator). For each module, a user can be designated as having Use or Manage module permissions (see below). It's also possible to set a User's access to ChurchSuite's Connect applications without needing to necessarily give underlying manage module or use permissions. In this way you can create designated users for just your Child Check-In system without that user profile also needing access to the underlying Children module. The Connect settings will also show/hide the "Login to Connect" quick links on the ChurchSuite summary page.
Use permission - broadly speaking, the user can view the data within the module - they cannot edit or make changes, and they cannot add or import new data or delete data from the module. They can send communications from within that module, including exporting data. They can access and run many of the module's reports. In the Address Book, the user can process people through Flows, including processing actions within each Flow stage; and they can add contacts to a small group and send My ChurchSuite invitations from a contact's profile page. In the Address Book and Children module the user is able to add people to Flows, Tags, and Key Dates from a person's profile page (which includes creating new tags and key dates if they don't yet exist). The user is also able to add, pin, unpin, edit and delete notes. In the Calendar module the user can access event check-in to record event attendance. Users with "use" permissions are unable to 'undo' entries in changes logs.
Manage permission - the user has full access to be able to add, import, edit and delete data within the module, including communication and reporting. Manage permissions also allow access to the module's settings (via the cogwheels in top right corner of the module page).
Connect permission - the user can log in and use the specified Connect application(s).
To create a new user account, go to the "Administrator" menu, which you can find in the top right-hand corner of ChurchSuite. From the Users section click the Add user button.
Proceed by completing the various field. Begin by entering a Username. Note the formatting requirements for usernames - between 3-25 characters, with letters, numbers, fullstop or underscore only.
By default, new users will receive a 'welcome' email inviting them to login and set their own password. Unchecking the "Welcome Email" give you the option to specify their password (although they can change this later if they wish).
Optionally, you can link a User's account to their contact entry in your Address Book module. As you begin to type in the Contact box, ChurchSuite will auto-suggest matching names in your Address Book, or you can type a Name. See the next section in this article for more information about user-contact linking.
An Email address is required for all Users - the email address is used for sending password resets and is also the default "From" email address that will be used when the user sends an email from within ChurchSuite (and the address to which email replies will be delivered).
Optionally set any default email Signature. This might be something that uses your church's 'corporate' styling and branding.
It's also possible to restrict the total number or percentage of recipients the User can communicate with per email/SMS. This can be particularly useful in larger contexts to prevent a User mistakenly emailing all contacts for example. In a multi-site context, a percentage relates to the percentage of contacts the user has access to across 'All sites' or 'My Sites'.
Lastly, a user must be set as Active in order for them to be able to log in.
You can now select which Type of user you want to create - Administrator or User. There are no maximum limits on the number of users and administrators you have on your ChurchSuite account. See the previous section for an explanation of the different types of users.
Multi-site churches will also have the option to specify which Site(s) the user is able to access. A user has the same module access for each site - it is not possible, for example, to set 'manage' permissions in one site, but only 'use' permission for another site. Note that all users (including Administrators) must have site access for at least one site, otherwise they will not be able to log in. Note also that Administrators do not automatically have access to all Sites - their site access must also be explicitly specified by checking the appropriate Site Access boxes.
When you are finished, click Save Changes before navigating away from the page.
Note that the User's profile page provide you with helpful information, such as recent logins.
By default, all sent emails are sent from the user email address specified in a user's profile. When a user is linked to their underlying contact in the Address Book, they will also have the option of selecting that an email is sent from the email address on their contact profile e.g. their personal email address. Additionally, users with linked contacts have their birthday shown on the calendar in the Calendar module (if DOB specified) - never miss a staff member's birthday again!
The Users list gives you a quick visual indicator of any user accounts not linked to a contact - shown as Not in Address Book.
Select an unlinked user and select Edit from the actions cog of the right-hand side.
In the Contact field, begin to type the contact's name to be linked - ChurchSuite will auto-suggest as you type. Select the appropriate contact - only adults contacts are listed - children cannot be users.
The user's Name, Email address and profile image are updated to reflect the linked contact's name, email address and profile image. You can override and specify a different user email address if you wish; perhaps using a church email address for a user's profile, but retaining their personal email address against their Address Book contact profile. The email address specified here will be available as a "From" address when sending emails within ChurchSuite.
Be sure to save your changes before closing the page. The user profile page confirms the Address Book contact that the user is linked to.
Whichever method you use, selecting Duplicate will create an exact copy of the user being duplicated from, including module permissions, user groups, site(s), and signature. Simply add the new user's Username (and check the signature is correct) before saving the changes.
Sometimes it's necessary to change a User's username. Perhaps you wish to change your naming convention, or you have two users with similar names. Managing Users in this way is an Administrator-only function. Logged in as an Administrator, click into the Administrator menu and into the Users section. Select the user you wish to change by clicking on their Username.
From the Edit menu select Change username.
Enter the new username - usernames must be unique.
Save your changes. Don't forget to let the User know their new username! Their password remains unaffected by this change.
It may sometimes be necessary to change a user's password (rather than send the user a password reset email). While a user can change their own password (in their User area), only an Administrator can change another user's password.
Click into the Administrator menu. Locate the user whose password you want to change, hover over the action cog options and select Edit.
Select Change password from the Edit menu.
Enter the New Password and the Confirm Password. Note the criteria for a valid password. As you type your new password a strength indicator changes from red to yellow to green to indicate the password's strength, and the criteria change from grey to green as each criteria is satisfied. The Passwords match turns green too if the "Confirm Password" matches the "New Password".
Click "Save Changes" when you are finished. Don't forget to let the user know their new password!
Password reset emails are only valid for 24 hours, after which they cease to work. If multiple password reset emails have been requested/received, only the most recent email will be valid - each new reset email invalidates all previous reset emails.
The password reset email is sent to the user's email address (which may be different to the user's Address Book email address).
Alternatively, an Administrator is able to send a password reset email for any user (except their own) from the Users section within the Administrator area. On their User account page, click Send password reset. A password reset email will immediately be sent to the User's email address. A 'success' message confirms that a password reset email has been sent.
User password reset requests are logged in the user's Communication log in the User area.
Whenever an Administrator makes a change to a user's profile, a note of the change is recorded in the Changes log for that User. To view the changes log, scroll down to the very bottom of the user's profile page in the Administrator section of your account, and select Changes from the Recent Activity section. The log includes the change date and time, the Administrator who made the change, and a description of the change(s) made.
To complete the audit trail, a Changes log is also recorded against the Administrator profile showing which user(s) they have added or deleted.
The Administrator tab includes a series of useful reports specifically designed to help with administrating your church's users.
The Communication report allows Administrators to see a list of all sent communications (e.g. emails, sms, call, etc). The report includes the option to filter the results by a range of Dates, the Method of communication (e.g. email, sms, call, etc) and the Users who sent out the communications.
The Logins report allows Administrators see a list of login attempts made to ChurchSuite and ChurchSuite Connect within a range of Dates. The results include the Date, whether that login was successful, the Username used, the Device used and the IP Address which the login attempt was from.
ChurchSuite, where able, will log successful and failed login attempt by users and church members.
A login is logged when switching between accounts within the app e.g. when switching from a ChurchSuite account to a My ChurchSuite account and vice versa.
A login "failure" is only logged against the user for an incorrect password. An incorrect username can't be logged as the username is invalid!
The Password Security report gives a summary of each user's password strength and when their password was last changed. You might use this information to request users increase their password security or change their password periodically.
Note: ChurchSuite can only detect the strength of a password when it is physically typed in by a user on a login page. If a user has "autofill" enabled on their browser, or they have copied and pasted it (perhaps when using a password vault app like 1Password), it isn't possible to detect the strength of the password. The browser choice may also have an impact on this too, as some of the more obscure browsers don't support all functionality. Note also that if you've saved your password in your browser then that will prevent the strength detection from actually running, as the browser security measures doesn't allow ChurchSuite access to the browser's saved password list in order to check the strength.
The Permissions report displays a table of all the Module Access permissions held by the users on your ChurchSuite account. Administrators can also use this table to manage the Module Access permissions of each user within the account (using the action cog on the right hand side of each user listed). The report displays user permissions for the site being viewed. Using the multi-site selector in the top right hand corner of ChurchSuite you can filter the report to show all users for "All Sites" or all users for a specific site.
The Recent Changes report gives a list of all recent changes made to users, by Administrators, or the user themselves.
The User Reports section includes it's own version of the Communication report, with the notable difference that it only displays the communications (e.g. emails, sms, call, etc) that have been sent out by the logged in user, and not those of any other users on the account.
Before you delete a User from your account, you prefer to first set the user inactive first, to make sure there are no unexpected consequences to the user being deleted. Simply edit the user's profile and set their status to 'inactive'. Inactive users can be set active again if necessary.
To delete a user, navigate to the Users section of the Administrator menu, select the user in question and click the Delete button in the top right corner of their user profile page.
You'll be taken through two confirmation steps, the first asking "Are you sure?", and the second confirming the consequences of proceeding and asking you to type "I CONFIRM".
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Police: Carjackings likely at end of Maryland…
Police: Carjackings likely at end of Maryland shooting spree
By The Associated Press |
PUBLISHED: May 7, 2016 at 11:24 am | UPDATED: April 20, 2018 at 8:36 am
ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) — Malcom Winffel's family was not surprised to learn that he died in an effort to help others.
"He was always helping people," said his sister, Pilar Winffel, of Columbia. "If a friend of a friend was moving, he would go and help."
On Friday, the 45-year-old man was helping a woman in the parking lot of Montgomery Mall when police say he was shot and killed by Eulalio Tordil, 62, of Adelphi.
Tordil went on a nearly 24-hour shooting spree Thursday and Friday, authorities say, killing three people and wounding two others. Police say the spree began with a domestic motivation, with Tordil fatally shooting his estranged wife, Gladys Tordil, who had recently obtained a protective order against him. A bystander who tried to intervene was wounded.
They say it concluded with two more shooting scenes that were likely the result of botched carjackings.
On Saturday, police identified the two victims who died in the apparent botched carjackings. Winffel was fatally shot at the first attempted carjacking, at Montgomery Mall in Bethesda. Tordil later drove to a strip mall in Aspen Hill, where police say he fatally shot Claudina Molina, 65, of Silver Spring.
At a news conference Saturday night, Montgomery County Assistant Police Chief Russ Hamill said Winffel and his friend, who was not identified, were coming to the carjacking victim's aid when they were shot.
"Those two men acted selflessly and heroically, most likely saving her life," Hamill said.
Hamill said Winffel's friend, who was described Friday as being in grave condition, is "making progress. We remain hopeful he'll survive."
Hundreds of people attended a vigil remembering Winffel Saturday evening at Clarksburg High School, where his two children are enrolled. A gofundme page set up to help the family with funeral expenses and the kids' college expenses had received nearly $30,000 in donations as of Saturday evening.
In an interview Saturday evening, Pilar Winffel said her brother had gone to the mall for lunch with a friend. Witnesses told her that her brother was shot as the woman under attack by Tordil spotted Winffel in the parking lot and ran toward him for help. Winffel was shot with his arms extended, reaching out to help the woman, Pilar said. She was told Tordil was smiling as he fired the shots.
At Saturday's news conference, Hamill said Tordil spoke to investigators a little about the shootings. "I would not describe him as being remorseful," Hamill said.
Hamill said a search of Tordil's car uncovered a .40-caliber Glock handgun that was used in Friday's shootings. Hamill said police believe it also was used in Thursday's shooting of Gladys Tordil but that more testing is needed to confirm.
Tordil, a federal security officer employed by the Federal Protective Service, was put on administrative duties in March after a protective order was issued against him when his wife said he had threatened to harm her if she left him, The Washington Post reported (http://wapo.st/1WOrwyg). Tordil subjected their children to "intense-military-like discipline," like push-ups and detention in a dark closet, according to the order.
The protective service said Tordil's weapon, badge and credentials were taken when he was placed on leave.
Tordil also got into trouble in 2008 — a report from the Department of Housing and Urban Development's inspector general says that Tordil entered into a civil settlement and paid HUD nearly $16,000 after he obtained a $27,000 discount on a property through a federal program but failed to live up to the program rules, which required him to live in the property where he received the discount.
Hamill said Saturday that Tordil appeared to have purchased the Glock after being subject to the protective order.
Tordil is scheduled to make an initial court appearance Monday. The charges carry a maximum sentence of life in prison. Maryland abolished the death penalty in 2013.
All three shooting scenes occurred in public parking lots and in daylight hours, and comparisons to the 2002 D.C. sniper shootings leapt immediately to the minds of area residents. Tordil's arrest took place just steps away from a Michaels craft store that was the first target of snipers John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, who left 10 people dead during a three-week killing spree that paralyzed the region with fear.
Hamill said Saturday that he also thought immediately of the sniper shootings when he learned the location of the Aspen Hill shooting, but he believes it's just a coincidence.
Associated Press contributors include Ben Nuckols, Jessica Gresko, Sarah Brumfield and Alex Brandon.


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Welcome to the Lyakhovichi KehilaLinks site!
Welcome to the Lyakhovichi Special Interest Group (SIG) Website. This is the website for the town of Lyakhovichi (most recently called Lyakhavichy, Belarus) and in the past called by a number of synonyms including Lechowitz, Lechovich, Lachowicze, et al. It is a fairly easy mistake to confuse Lechowitz in Ukraine with our Lechowitz in Belarus, because the Yiddish name is identical; see Lechowitz Descendants for more on the Leckowitz in Ukraine.
There's an overwhelming amount of information about Lyakhovichi, the people who lived there and those that are researching their family's history which is associated with it. We hope you will benefit from the many years of work and donations that have contributed to assembling records, stories and more dating back to the late 1700s.
Be sure to check out the index to the more than 27,000 records that have been accumulated and indexed for Lyakhovichi in our Complete Lyakhovichi Records Catalog.
Please feel free to contact Gary Palgon via email if you have information to contribute or questions that we may be able to help you answer.
A few big thank yous are also in order. Big thanks to Neville Lamdan and Deborah Glassman, who both have been instrumental since the 1990s in playing a big part in making our group a success. Big thanks to Sharon Racusin and Alan Raskin, who were major contributors to updating our former website to the current content and format.
This is Lyakhovichi's main street and can be marked by Lyakhovichi's geographical coordinates at Latitude 53º02' Longitude: 26º16'.
Bazarskaya - the main Market Street in Lyakhovichi
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Welcome to our Mental Health Awareness Exercises. These are designed to be a prayer tool for any challenges you might be facing with mental health. We have seven audio exercises based on different themes, designed to encourage, in God's presence, prayerful awareness of any feelings of unease or distress. These short exerciseslast no more than 8 minutes and are available on our app, website and Soundcloud. We hope you will find them helpful and we pray for anyone using these sessions who might be struggling at the moment.
These are part of a wider initiative from Jesuits in Britain and more resources are available across our online platforms such as Pathways to God and Thinking Faith.If you are concerned about yourself or somebody else, we encourage you to seek profesional help or contact an organisation such as The Samaritans or Premier Lifeline.
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Throughout the years, the key focus of the Bonduelle Group's strategy has consisted of establishing vegetables as the food of the future, in order to be recognized as "the world leader in promoting wellness through wholesome vegetables".
This approach is based on four pillars: respecting the planet and our commitments, promoting the development of the men and women who work for us, building our brands and our products in all of their forms, serving our customers.
BONDUELLE HAS IDENTIFIED SIX SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES.
The Bonduelle Group has a long history of supporting growers in mastering agriculture by combining farming practices that respect the environment and high quality production in order to offer consumers healthier vegetables.
• Install a monitoring and tracking system to measure water and energy consumption in real-time at the Tecumseh plant, Ontario.
Shipping plays a vital role in Bonduelle's operations, moving vegetables to plants and finished products to food distribution centres. Shipping is fully integrated into the sustainable development policy striking a balance between economy and ecology.
Putting people at the heart of its business is a priority for Bonduelle, a family-owned group founded in 1853. Thanks to its recruitment, integration and training policy, as well as many professional development opportunities, the group contributes to the personal development and well-being of all its employees.
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Copyright and Church Music / Arts
Labels: Copyright
When a person creates something (poem, hymn, tune, painting, photograph, sculpture, dance-steps, set of PowerPoint slides), the law in most countries says that, for an initial time period, the "rights" to the item belong to the person who created it - or to the person who paid for it if the artist was an employee at the time.
What these "rights" are, and how long they last depends on the country and the type of item. But usually they include:
Making or selling copies (on paper, or video, or computer, or any other format)
Performing the work in public,
Broadcasting it,
Selling or giving away copies of performances (even a "home made" DVD of a performance),
Sharing performances on the internet (including live-streaming and hosted recordings)
Usually after the time period is over the item becomes "public domain" and other people are free to use it.
In most countries, the laws say that other people cannot make a copy, or adaptation, of a "creation", unless they get permission from the person who created it - or from the person or organisation that the original creator has assigned the rights to.
Often permission to use someone's creation is granted as a licence which is purchased from the creator, or from a third party (eg a publisher) who the creator has sold their rights to.
There are some exceptions:
In many countries the law says that any song or tune can be performed in a church a during a worship service.
Fair-use provisions let individual people make photocopies of small parts of books (etc) for their private use.
But the details of these exceptions vary from country to country, and technology is changing so fast that laws are struggling to keep up (eg is it ok for a private individual to record a song in a church service on a mobile phone, and then to show it to his friends at school?)
The bottom line for churches
Copyright laws are complex, and affect church music and worship arts in various ways.
Many books have been written about these laws, whether or not they are fair, what the implications are and how to get around them. But at the end of the day:
Copyright law exists: it's a civil law, just like taxes, fire safety and speed limits.
If you break the law, you might get caught.
If you get caught you and your church may get punished. Usually the punishment is a fine.
Almost no one thinks it's good stewardship to spend money on paying fines.
Even if you don't get caught, your actions may have other consequences, eg discouraging composers from publishing new songs that they don't get rewarded for.
How to stay legal
One way for a church to follow copyright law is to contact the copy-right owner for every item that you want to use, and get permission to use it. However this is very time-consuming - and music-publishers don't actually want to ideal individually with hundreds of thousand of churches.
A better option is to use of one (or more) Church Copyright Organisations (CCO's). These companies negotiate with song-writer and publishers, and sell licenses that make it easier for churches to follow the law. Once you have appropriate licence(s), staying legal is easy, and you only need to contact copyright owners directly about a very small proportion of the works that you use.
Also, there are some "alternative" licensing schemes that make it possible for people who create things to share (limited) rights to them with a minimum of fuss. As people get to know about these, we may see artists, hymn-writers, composers etc who choose to make some works available in this way, and make their living from the "value add" services that they provide.
LiturgyTools.net has many templates and PowerPoint slides of prayers, and www.Godsongs.net lists many hymns. The words of many of these are now public domain (the rights have expired, so no one can use them), but not the copyright for the layout, ie the arrangement of the contents on the slide-sets. But there is Creative Commons licencing on the entire site (see the bottom left hand side of this page) and on every individual downloadable file, so that everyone else knows they are free to use anything for non-commercial purposes.
A final possibility is to run your music and arts programme using only public domain materials. There are some big disadvantages to this. But is is an option for a church that is short of money, and it may be particularly important for artworks, which many churches are not used to paying for at all.
Where to get more information
Many government offer general copyright advice on to the internet and to their citizens by phone etc - google your country and an appropriate organisation to find out about this.
Some local church organisations have produced copyright guidelines which reflect the law and practices in their country/church. These include:
A copyright guide based on English law, produced by the Church of England.
A copyright training programme, produced by the United Methodist church in the USA - note that American copyright law is different to the law in other countries in some quite specific ways: sometimes materials can be still copyright in the US, but not copyright elsewhere.
There are lots of websites and organisations that give advice about copyright. Some of this advice is good, some isn't so good. You do need to be careful to do research and use trusted sources - and make sure that the answers that you get apply to your country.
Advice on LiturgyTools.net, is general only:
For legal advice, consult a lawyer who is familiar with the laws in your country
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Иларион II (световно Илија Рогановић; Подгорица, 12. јул 1828 — Цетиње, 15. јануар 1882) био је митрополит црногорско-брдски од 1860. до 1882. године. Био је и први председник црногорског Црвеног крста.

Биографија

Рођен је као Илија од родитеља Ђура и Марије, рођене Марковић.

Поп Алексија Радичевић и јеромонах Исаије Бајковић су га учили писмености. Замонашен је у манастиру Врањини. Митрополит Петар II Петровић Његош га је рукоположио у чин јерођакона 1843, а 1847. у чин јеромонаха. Послије смрти јеромонаха Исаије постављен је за старјешину манастира Ждребаоник, а 1856. позван је на Цетиње да изучава богословске предмете у цетињској семинарији.

Јеромонах Иларион је постао старјешина манастира Острог. Пошто је Никанор Ивановић 1860. напустио своју катедру на Цетињу, постављен је за митрополита од стране књаза Николе 5. августа исте године. Хиротонисан је 23. маја 1863. године. У току своје архијерејске службе осветио је 45 нових храмова и рукоположио 119 свештеничких кандидата. Сахрањен је у Влашкој цркви на Цетињу.

Чешки новинар и путописац Јосеф Холечек у књизи "Црна Гора у миру" (1884) на 164. страници (превод на српском) доноси занимљив податак да је владика Иларион играо билијар, са заробљеним Осман пашом. Британски археолог и путописац сер Артур Еванс у књизи "Илирска писма" (1878), на страници 165. пише: "... Нисам ли га видео једне летње вечери, где неспутан својом дугом одором, "баца камен" с атлетским члановима свога стада? Нису ли за његов рачун текла бурад пива за протекло пола сата?... Митрополит црногорски почиње и води коло на зеленој ливади изван сеоске престонице..."

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Scientists say bees can do basic math
By Lauren Landrum, CNN
Updated 11:38 AM EST, Fri February 8, 2019
Bees can be taught to add and subtract
Does math give you trouble? Here's some encouragement: Despite their miniature brains, a new study says honeybees can learn basic arithmetic. If they can do it, so can you!
According to a study published this week in Science Advances, scientists at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, have shown that honeybees can add and subtract if trained to do so. This discovery helps scientists understand the relationship between brain size and brain power, perhaps knocking birdbrain off the list of perceived slights. Honeybees and humans are separated by more than 400 million years of evolution, so the study's authors say their findings suggest that an advanced understanding of numbers "may be more accessible to nonhuman animals than previously suspected."
Many animals understand numbers at a basic level for essential tasks. But until now, only a few animals have demonstrated the ability to add and subtract. Honeybees join this short list that includes chimpanzees, African grey parrots and spiders.
The revelation that the tiny brain of a honeybee can understand basic mathematical operations has ramifications for the future development of artificial Intelligence, according to RMIT.
"This could give us insight on how to build more simple computers that can still process at a higher level … perhaps making computers more energy efficient," said Scarlett R. Howard, the study's lead author.
How to train your bee
Training bees to do your homework won't be an option, but here's how the scientists helped them learn.
In this study, 14 free-flying honeybees were taught to recognize colors as "symbolic representations for addition and subtraction," where blue is addition and yellow is subtraction.
A diagram of an apparatus used to train and test free-flying bees.
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Bees entered a Y-shaped maze. At the maze entrance, they viewed a sample set containing a specific number of blue or yellow shapes. Next, they flew through an opening and chose between two possible options: If the elements they first saw were blue, the bees would need to fly to the decision chamber that had one more than the sample they first saw (addition!). If the shapes were yellow, the bees would need to choose the option that contained one less shape than the sample (subtraction!).
In 100 trials, bees were rewarded with a drop of sugar water for the correct choice and punished for the wrong choice with a drop of quinine solution.
After training came the moment of truth in the testing phase: During tests that contained no reward or punishment, bees came up with the correct answers 63% to 72% of the time. That's not random chance.
In this study, bees were tested on the number range of 1 to 5 for their ability to add and subtract. Howard notes it would be useful to examine how bees would perform on larger numbers, such as 2 plus 3, or moving on to test more complex operations.
Why would a honeybee need to know math?
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Bees can learn -- and teach other bees
Addition and subtraction may not come in handy for a honeybee's day-to-day life, but the cognitive skills required for performing math are likely advantageous. The study's authors said that linking visual traits to a reward, such as the math tests the bees passed, is likely to help them on foraging adventures. For example, it would aid in remembering which flower traits (such as color, shape or size) may provide essential resources and which flower traits may not.
Previous studies have shown that bumblebees are capable of complex tasks. A 2016 study found that bees can learn and pass on skills to other bees. Is a bee-to-bee math class in order?
Howard told CNN she hopes through the results of this study, people will understand "insects are not unintelligent. They're smart and can do cognitively demanding things."


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Northside crash into building injures pedestrians
An SUV crashed into a building in Northside Thursday morning injuring at least two pedestrians, police said.
Northside crash into building injures pedestrians An SUV crashed into a building in Northside Thursday morning injuring at least two pedestrians, police said. Check out this story on cincinnati.com: https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/traffic/2018/11/01/northside-crash-into-building-injures-pedestrians/1844630002/
Cameron Knight, Cincinnati Enquirer Published 10:44 a.m. ET Nov. 1, 2018 | Updated 10:44 a.m. ET Nov. 1, 2018
Multiple people were injured when an SUV drove into the side of Northside residence Thursday morning.(Photo: Provided/Cincinnati Fire Department)
The crash occurred just after 9 p.m. near the corner of Chase and Florida avenues.
The SUV crossed over the sidewalk and into the side of a residence there.
Police said the pedestrians injured in the incident are expected to survive. Officials have not released the condition of the driver or any passengers.
The Enquirer will update this story when more information becomes available.
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Traits can have constructors! Wow, I wasn't expecting that one. Just like a class, the constructor is embedded in the body of the trait itself. Every trait has one parameterless constructor. The fact that a trait has a parameterless constructor is the only technical difference between traits and classes. So anything you can do with a class, you can do with a trait!
If multiple traits share a common parent and the parent has already been constructed, it is not constructed again.
Since traits are technically the same as a class, but with that one hitch of being parameterless, it stands that a trait can extend a class and make it a superclass of any class mixing the trait.
For example we have a trait Foo extends ClassSuper and a class Sub extends Foo. Then the superclass of Foo, ClassSuper will be passed on to become the superclass of Sub. This is even okay if our class extends a seperate class and only uses Foo as a trait so long as all classes are a subclasses of the trait's superclass. Only one superclass can exist.


Who do you serve? Yourself? Something bigger and greater than you?
What have you dedicated your year to? What have you dedicated your life to?
What assumptions have you made that are driving your actions? Are they true?
Did you choose your path? Or did someone else choose it for you? What voices are you obeying?
January is a time of coming into stillness, clarifying our learning from the previous year and setting aim.
In this ritual gathering, we shall be drawing on meditation, music and chaos magic to clarify our direction, meaning and purpose for this year.


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Hagedorn leads farmers telephone town hall
Congressman, MCGA president discuss variety of topics
Rep. Jim Hagedorn
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Jim Hagedorn led a farmers telephone town hall on Wednesday to discuss agriculture and farm policy as well as the current state of the industry with constituents.
The event featured special guest Tim Waibel, President of the Minnesota Corn Growers Association.
"This farmers telephone town hall was a great way to connect with constituents and address their concerns about agriculture in southern Minnesota," Hagedorn said. "Farmers, ranchers and producers serve in many ways as the backbone of our economy, and they provide an abundant supply of affordable food products for American citizens and many around the globe. I have and always will use my committee positions to be an ally of Southern Minnesota's agriculture industry."
"I appreciate the opportunity to discuss important agriculture policy issues with Congressman Hagedorn during the recent telephone town hall," Waibel said. "I enjoyed participating and hearing the congressman's views on taxes, ethanol and trade, among many other important agricultural issues to the First Congressional District."
Hagedorn addressed several issues during the town hall, starting with the recent notification from USDA that pork processing plants must revert to slower line speeds by June 30. The congressman announced that he will be leading his House colleagues in sending a letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack urging that he request a stay and appeal a recent lower court ruling that will slow swine inspection (and processing) line speeds.
Hagedorn and Waibel continued the conversation by discussing a variety of topics, including: President Biden's plan to increase taxes and implement Green New Deal policies; the importance and benefit of the biofuels industry; Hagedorn's support for expanding exports through trade deals like USMCA; quashing federal regulations such as the EPA's Waters of the United States; ensuring broadband access for southern Minnesota; and the Pandemic Assistance to Producers program.
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FORWARD Worthington announces winners of Community Service, Hospitality, Education awards
Awards were announced during Friday's annual FORWARD Worthington Extravaganza at Lerma's Event Center.
WHS students earn regional honors, may compete at state BPA contest
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Motorbase announces Chilton, Jackson as first 2019 drivers
Former BTCC Independents Trophy winner Tom Chilton will return to the series this year at the wheel of a Motorbase Performance Ford Focus RS, alongside the team's new recruit Ollie Jackson.
Chilton, who returned to the BTCC last year after a five-year sabbatical, finished third in the standings in 2019 and won one race in the Shredded Wheat-backed Ford.
Jackson, who has been in the BTCC full-time since 2012, took his first podium in the category last term at the wheel of an AmDTuning Audi S3 during a wet-but-drying race at Brands Hatch in the second race of the season.
The team has another entrants' licence to run a car in the series, and is in talks with drivers. An announcement is expected soon.
Chilton, 33, said: "I absolutely love the guys at Motorbase, they are such hard workers and I really genuinely believe that we can go on to take the title from where we started in our first year together.
"I think that people forget what it's like coming into a team for the first year. You have to learn not just every single thing about the car from scratch with all the little key changes, but also everyone in the team, and it's such a big learning curve in that first season."
The Kent-based team has a "significant" testing programme planned ahead of the fresh challenge, and that will allow Jackson to get up to speed with the car.
The 34-year-old raced with Motorbase in the Porsche Carrera Cup GB in 2009 and 2010, when he claimed the Pro-Am 1 division spoils in his second season.
Jackson said: "Having had the relationship with [team boss] David [Bartrum], I was lucky enough to test the Focus at the end of last season, and being in a more competitive car proved that I was ready to make the step-up into a race winning team.
"It was a little bit of good fortune that got me that first podium last year, but I think with the extra that everyone puts in at Motorbase, including myself, we should be pushing for more regular podiums this year and hopefully even chasing down that maiden race win."
Team boss David Bartrum said the objective for the season was to improve on 2019, when Chilton was second in the Independents Trophy driver standings behind championship runner-up Tom Ingram (Toyota).
Bartrum said: "As a team, we made some good steps forward last year, and Chilton showed us his character and work ethic which make him the racer he is. He's very much a Motorbase driver and I'm looking forward to seeing just how far we can go this year. We have high hopes.
"I'm also really pleased to welcome back a Motorbase original in Jackson. He has shown in previous seasons that he is a very capable BTCC driver, and a chance test at the end of last season showed us just how good he is. He has the experience in the BTCC needed to get results."
Confirmed 2019 BTCC drivers so far
WSR BMW 125i M Sport - Colin Turkington, Tom Oliphant, Andrew Jordan
Speedworks Motorsport Toyota Corolla - Tom Ingram
Motorbase Performance Ford Focus RS: Tom Chilton, Ollie Jackson
Ciceley Motorsport Mercedes-Benz A-Class - Daniel Rowbottom
AmD Tuning Honda Civic Type R - Sam Tordoff, Rory Butcher
Simpson Racing Honda Civic Type R - Matt Simpson
Team Hard VW CC - Mike Bushell, Carl Boardley, Bobby Thompson, Michael Crees
Excelr8 Motorsport MG6 - Rob Smith
Trade Price Cars Audi S3 - Jake Hill
Tom Chilton, Motorbase Performance Ford Focus
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Jordan stays with WSR for third straight BTCC season
Neal, Cammish stay on at Honda BTCC squad
Drivers Tom Chilton , Ollie Jackson
Teams Motorbase Performance
Author Matt James
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Description: Kill any level 35 or higher elite mob and have a chance to obtain an Orange Seed or a Mysterious Orange Seed. Plant an Orange Seed to grow an Orange Seed and harvest it to receive an Orange Pack or receive a Mysterious Orange Pack by planting the Mysterious Orange Seed and harvesting the Mysterious Orange Tree.
Note: Plant the seed at the event area at Bloodfang Village.
hopefully it does not take too long to grow??
nice event..how many run per day?
is there a limit on how many times you can plant per day?
left out PuC? thanks for this though. is the exchange unlimited??


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For Kinzo so despised the world that he gave his own begotten sons and daughters, that whoever believes in Beatrice shall perish and enter the Golden Land.
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The Giza Plateau, home to the great pyramids and the mysterious Sphinx is one of the more awe-inspiring places on earth. Everything about the place is vast. From the desert surrounding the site to the pyramids themselves, everything is on a grand scale. Take the Pyramid of Cheops for example. This monument alone covers more area than St. Peter's, the cathedrals of Florence, Milan, Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's in London combined. Needless to say, you can't do Giza in an hour. And did we mention it's surrounded by desert?
Staying hydrated while visiting is even more of a concern than the local pickpockets. With temperatures soaring to around 40° and an average rainfall of about 4 mm/month, the Giza Plateau is as dry as the bones buried there. So, it goes without saying, that as awe-inspiring as Giza may be, it is as equally thirst inspiring. (Which might explain why Egyptians have had such a long love affair with beverages made from lemons!)
Luckily, as dry as the Giza plateau may be, its outer border tapers off into lush farmland lining the banks of the Nile. One of the more popular crops here is the lemon, which like most things Egyptian has a long-documented history. In fact, the first literary reference to lemon groves can be found way back in the work of Nasir-I-Khusraw, a Persian traveler and poet who wrote an account of life in Egypt from 1035-1094 AD. According to Nasir, trade in lemons was considerable in those days. The most popular product at the time was an early form of lemonade, qatarmizat, which was bottled and exported as far away as Greece. One particularly prized version of the beverage was made by soaking dried lemon rind in heavily sugared water. The drink was exceptionally thirst quenching, high in vitamins and a big hit.
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Shurabeh Khuran (, also Romanized as Shūrābeh Khūrān; also known as Shūrābeh Taran) is a village in Zarneh Rural District, Zarneh District, Eyvan County, Ilam Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 265, in 52 families. The village is populated by Kurds.

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11th Astronaut To Perform A Spacewalk Is Currently Ready; Complex Mission Is Assigned
Thomas Pesquet will be the 11th astronaut to perform a spacewalk; a mission should be completed.
Galileo Navigation System By European Union Rivals United States' GPS
Galileo Navigation System is launched by the European Space Agency and is a veritable shot in the arm for Navigation System in Europe.
Space Agencies Get Ready To Once Again Study The Planet Mars; Target Year Is 2021
ESA again plans to land a probe on Mars with a huge budget.
ESA Approves Mars Mission Despite Disappointing Schiaparelli Lander Crash
The European Space Agency has been granted with an additional $490 million to complete its ExoMars mission, despite encountering a lander crash last month.
European Space Agency To Decide Whether Or Not To Continue With Mars Rover Plan, Releases First Photos From ExoMars
The European Space Agency is yet to finalize its Mars rover plans.
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China Trails Behind Big Space Agencies No More: What Is In It For India?
China could be leading in space exploration projects, but what is in it for India?
Mars Exploration: ESA Will Again Launch ExoMars On The Red Planet; €400 Million Worth
ESA is asking for financial support for the millions of dollars worth of study on the Red Planet.
ESA's ExoMars Mission Is Now $430 Million Overbudget, What Is Next In Looking For Life On Mars?
ESA needs a bit over $400 to complete its technical work for its ExoMars rover. This will make sure the rover will be completed by 2020, as expected.
Satellites Reveal San Francisco's Millennium Tower Skyscraper Is Sinking
The Millennium Tower skyscraper has been dubbed the "leaning tower of San Francisco" because it is sinking as detected by satellites.
Mars Lander Crash Landed On Mars: Preliminary Investigation
After being lost for a couple of months, experts found that the Schiaparelli EDM Lander crashed into Mars.
A Group Of Stars Rotating At High Speed Spotted In The Milky Way
The European astronomers spotted a group of stars rotating faster than most other stars in the Milky Way.
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Hilo Book 3: The Great Big Boom
by Judd Winick
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"An action-packed page turner with heart!"—Dav Pilkey, author of DOG MAN
Dog Man meets Big Nate in HILO-the hilarious New York Times Bestselling GRAPHIC NOVEL SERIES kids love! "A Total BLAST," says the Miami Herald!
Aah!!!! Everyone's favorite space boy is BACK! Hilo may look like an ordinary kid, but he's DEFINITELY not! When we last saw Hilo, DJ, and Gina, Gina had been sucked into a mysterious portal! But friends don't let friends disappear into NOWHERE! It's up to D.J. and Hilo to follow her. Will there be danger? YES! Will there be amazing surprises? OF COURSE! Will Gina end up being the one to save them? DEFINITELY! The trio will have to battle bad guys and face disgusting food, an angry mom, powerful magic, and more! Will they survive . . . and make it back to Earth before the portal closes again?!
Here's what people (and robots!) are saying about Hilo!
* Children's Choice 5th-6th Grade Book of the Year!
* Nominated for multiple State Awards—including the Pennsylvania's Young Reader's Choice Award!
"More giant robotic ants and people going 'Aaaah!' than in the complete works of Jane Austen"—Neil Gaiman, bestselling author
"Every kid would love a pal like HILO, and every kid will love this book!" —Lincoln Peirce, bestselling author of the Big Nate series
"HILO is delightful, silly, tender, and most importantly: funny." —Jeff Smith, bestselling author of the Bone series
"Fast paced, furiously funny, and will have kids waiting on the edge of their seats for more."—Jeffrey Brown, bestselling author of Jedi Academy
"My students are obsessed with this series. OBSESSED!"—Colby Sharp, teacher, blogger, and co-founder of Nerdy Bookclub
* "Universally appealing. A wholeheartedly weird and wonderful tale of friendship, acceptance, and robots."—Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review
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Moscow Takes Punt on State-Run Car-Sharing
By Roman Nazarov
The city department of transport is developing a digital platform for car owners who may be happy to share their vehicles with other drivers.
The officials has been playing with the idea for two years. Yet, it's only now that the government is hiring software development staff into the project with the final release due in 2021. Conceptually, it will be an online marketplace with private cars available for rent during, say, their owners' working hours. Playing on nostalgic feelings of the city's residents about the "good old Soviet days", the mayor of Moscow, Sergey Sobyanin, introduced the project as 'The People's Car-sharing'. "I think that such system could be well taken up in Moscow," he said.
The program looks like a typical peer-to-peer scheme but consider one detail: globally, examples of state-owned car-sharing systems based on fleets of private cars hardly exist and there aren't any in cities with seven-digit fleets of private cars. That makes the Russian capital's project a first-of-a-kind experiment coming with a number of opportunities and challenges.
It's about trust
For a start, the mayor is, obviously, not concerned by the fact that a number of peer-to-peer car-sharing platforms launched previously by private companies have not become a hit. Moscow's world-largest shared fleet is, effectively, owned by the providers.
Although the owners of private cars may be happy their vehicles to earn extra money instead of spending it on parking fees, the security concern scares them off the scheme, says Alexey Popov, a car owner who offers his Kia Rio through the private platform RentRide. This year's data by news site Truesharing.ru showed that 1-in-25 users in Moscow's three largest shared fleets vandalized a rented vehicle, an unbearably high level for private owners. That explains why take-up of peer-to-peer solutions is weak.
Popov remembers his own hesitation before joining the ranks of RentRide participants. The company's user policies, some of the strictest in the market, inspired him to try. RentRide accepts only applications from entrants with clean driving record. On the darker side, a flow of negative reviews from rejected users flies in the face of the provider. "It is certain that the government needs to provide two terms in order for the project to be successful among car owners, that is profitability and security," Popov says. "If they do, then why not try?"
The People's Carsharing, as depicted by the authorities, will suggest a spicier mix of benefits and risks. Parking benefits are, definitely, the strongest reason to try the municipal scheme. Yet, vehicle owners will have to invest in a telematic unit and buy a multiple-driver insurance plan. The security policy is vague. As head of the city department of transport Maxim Liksutov stated in a September blog post: "The mobile app will be a city government's property and we will cautiously check the renters' driving experience… you as an owner of the car will define yourself who can rent a car (age, experience and more) and where the users can end the trip."
No projections, please
Some of the obstacles can naturally vanish, others cannot unless being catered for. Particularly, citizens' trust in security of user data in the hands of the city council stays relatively low because of a lack of transparency. Mandatory telematic units will be another threshold for some of potential participants. Nevertheless, affordability of telematic equipment is gradually going up.
After all, the exact balance of pros and cons in The People's Car-sharing remains unclear. Most importantly, people's skepticism in the sharing model is sharply declining, says RentRide's CEO Alexander Ladygin: "We already witnessed how fast the situation can change under influence from the media. In the last four years, the number of web searches for information on leasing a private car surged 15 times."
Thus, projecting the past dynamics into the future must be done cautiously. "There is, definitely, a group of car owners who under no circumstances would grant their car to anybody," Ladygin says. "In some part, this mentality comes from the Soviet period of history when a car was the only and most expensive private property, possessing a one was a luck rarely happening twice in a life. The opposite polar is formed of people who think of a car as more of an asset than a property. The latter comprise the ranks of early car-sharing adopters while the majority of drivers have not made up their minds yet. Although the share of early adopters is still small, the stable core of users is already formed."
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"Valley of Shadows" is taking shape, and it is haunting. This is really the most difficult piece I've ever done. I find I can only work on it for about 20 minutes at a time. The texture is nearly laid and should be ready to cover with the aluminum leaf shortly. I really enjoy painting beauty and this is not beautiful at all. I hope it's powerful though.
I find it difficult to interact with people coming into my River Arts District studio while I'm working on this piece. Seriously! "Oh!" says some woman from any random state in the U.S. upon entering the studio. "Look George! The artist is working!" (This is my studio. Of course I'm working.) "What are you working on?" she asks excitedly.
How do I explain what I'm working on? "Well, I'm depicted corpses at the moment". What do I say? I try to work on this first thing in the morning, before many people are wondering in. Folks, this is really difficult.
Everything else I paint, I am completely fine with being interrupted with questions and with people coming around my desk for a closer look at what I'm working on at the moment. This one is different. I feel like the time I am working on this is holy. Truly sacred. I don't want it interrupted.
So if you're reading this and you're a recent early morning visitor to my studio and wondered why the artist was so aloof and in his own little world, well...now you know. I apologize. I really was in my own little world, but I had to be there. I had to be focused. I had to listen in my head. So difficult. I would much prefer painting mountain scenes around Asheville.
While we were in Germany the last couple of weeks, one of the things I needed to do was to visit what remains of the concentration camp at Dachau, just outside of Munich. I needed to see it because several weeks ago, a gentleman visited my Asheville studio and asked me to consider doing a painting commission based on the Holocaust, which was the strangest and most daunting request for an art commission I'd ever received. But I felt like this was something I needed to do.
The commission itself did not work out, but the idea was planted in my head and it's been growing. It will be dark and disturbing, but artists before me have depicted dark and disturbing subjects before (Goya comes to mind). So I wanted to visit Dachau (since it's so close to Munich where we were staying) and soak it in -- let it do in my heart whatever it wanted to do so that I could then depict that in my future painting.
The only way I could take it in was to not fully take it all in. I don't know how anyone can "fully" take it in. I felt myself hardening while I strolled slowly through the grounds. Row upon row of barracks foundations still stand, and I felt a horrible weight. I've never felt anything so miserable and dark and dreadful before.
Row upon row of barracks.
Close your eyes and you still can't imagine the pain of the place. These were real human lives and I wanted to hear them but again, I felt a self-protective "deadening" of my heart. It was the only way I could keep walking; could keep "listening".
We walked into the very room where people were told to strip. We walked into the next room, tiled floor to ceiling as though it were a shower. I walked into that dark room, silent now but you can still feel a horrible weightiness there. Crushing.
We saw rafters in front of crematory ovens from which people were hung, so that the last thing on this earth they would see would be the open oven door.
No one speaks at Dachau. Communication is in short whispers. It is a holy and horrible place. No one knows how to take it all in and comprehend it. How can you? How can you even begin?
How did this happen? Germany was not a third world country full of back-woods people controlled by superstition. They were a major western civilization, full of creative people. It was a country full of world famous musicians, painters, writers and scientists. But it was a struggling country. They felt like they were not in control of their destiny anymore. They wanted Germany to be great again and they found someone who promised the moon. And then they turned their head when the horrors began to happen. How could this have happened? I think the scenario sounds hauntingly familiar. Similar things could happen anywhere in any generation unless we remember and learn from the past. If you listen, in places like Dachau, the past still has a voice and it is dark and absolutely crushing.
I know now what I need to paint. Some would say it's a waste of time because it may never sell. But art is my voice. And right now, I want to speak.


Keith asked: Can a 49cc gas motorized bicycle be driven on side walks if can't be driven on roads if 49cc and be ride at 5-10 mpH with my grocery from the store on sidewalks, tired of pedaling, so I need something like a gas motorized bicycles.
No! A gas-powered bike cannot be driven on the roadway unless registered as a moped and the operator has a driver's license. With few exceptions, motorized vehicles may not be operated on sidewalks.
A Segway-type scooter ("electronic personal assistive mobility device") can be ridden on the sidewalk (s. 316.2068); operator must yield to pedestrians. Of course, one of those would be more expensive than a gas motor kit for a bicycle, but some self-balancing scooters in the lower end of the $1000-2000 price range are said to perform decently.
Get a legal, 20mph max, electric bike. Problem solved unless you ride it like a madman and people complain.
Still not legal on a sidewalk unless only human power.
Very true, but if you travel at the speed that people usually walk I haven't see them enforce the law. Now if a rider is doing 20mph and weaving in and out between walkers they will probably say something to the bike rider. Best thing to do is ride in the street but it only takes one or two to ruin it for everyone.
Gas power bicycles are not allowed on the sidewalk. In Florida where I live they are not allowed on the street either unless you can get a license for them, which you can't. 49cc is street legal for a moped which requires a license.I see people riding gas powered bicycles on the streets but sooner or later they will get stopped by the police.
I m really tired of all the regulations, what do u do if u need to get to a store, no car, no public transport, . No rules for dump trucks that spew filth every day into the air but thry need to restrict our freedom?
I don't see your problem.
Amy, if you need to get to the store you ride a bike, walk, or have someone take you. I have used Uber a couple of times. But the thing that needs to be done is if we don't like the laws fight to get them changed.


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The world was far too eager for her to quit.
Her life was always waiting to screech boo!
But most of the time it made no sense.
Every word that she spoke bit.
She could not stay on the fence.
This is about my sister, she's a lot like this the older we get, but I love her even if I don't always understand.


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Nick Meyers
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Nick Meyers | November 2, 2018 | 12:42pm
Here's one way to look at the concept of medicinal cannabis suppositories: They've opened back doors for determined patients who require an alternate consumption method.
Some patients swear by suppositories, said Dr. Sue Sisley, an Arizona cannabis researcher with Scottsdale Research Institute. The online literature and various anecdotes suggest suppositories are an effective way to receive the therapeutic benefits of THC or CBD without as much, or any, psychoactive effect.
Some cannabis connoisseurs choose to use rectal suppositories for their potential localized effects in treating conditions like Crohn's disease, inflammatory bowel disease, or colon cancer, but it still works for chronic pain, nausea, and muscle spasm as well, experts report.
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Understandably, the market for suppositories is still pretty small. Most people aren't comfortable with the idea of sticking medicine in unusual places, said Dr. Keith Power, medical director at Giving Tree Dispensary.
Power is an emergency room doctor, so he has experience with all sorts of suppositories. It's difficult to get patients to take suppositories, he admitted.
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Typically, patients who choose suppositories are older, when getting your medicine in the most effective way is paramount. But when it comes to addressing chronic nausea, it may actually work better than other methods, Power said, especially for patients with regional symptoms or those who don't want to consume edibles for either dietary or nausea-related reasons.
Sisley expressed some skepticism, however.
Due to her own past difficulties in getting approval for cannabis research, Sisley knows better than most how little scientific literature exists about cannabis products, and suppositories remain in a black hole of information.
Though anecdotal evidence suggests suppositories effectively reduce pain or treat cancer, there's no research to back it up.
"That's the folklore," Sisley said. "The problem with that is if they're not getting the psychoactive effects, then it's probably not getting absorbed."
Scientists don't know yet exactly how THC, CBD, or other cannabinoids get absorbed through the rectal cavity or the large intestine, but pharmaceutical studies show that absorption is unlikely, Sisley said.
If you use them, it seems the best advice is to go deep. The large intestine has a more porous membrane than the rectal cavity, Sisley said, which means it may have an easier time absorbing cannabinoids.
Infused vaginal suppositories are another option. Leafly.com correspondent Lisa Rough and other cannabis writers have documented their experiments with products including Foria Relief, a vaginal suppository that may provide some relief for menstrual cramps.
Sisley warned that consumers should be wary of suppositories because of the dearth of clinical studies on them.
But in June, an article in the peer-reviewed journal Medical Cannabis and Cannabinoids reported that a clinical trial involving 42 men dosing for 14 days with rectal suppositories showed promising results.
"Delivery of [THC] via the suppository route could have several practical advantages," wrote the authors, who are affiliated with the University of Mississippi's School of Pharmacy.
The method could be preferable when patients have difficulty swallowing oral medication. It also provided "longer and higher exposure" of THC than oral consumption, while minimizing psychoactive effects, the study reported.
Nobody's going to ask you to "puff puff pass" with this consumption method. But it can be said safely that no other delivery method for medical marijuana is more discreet. Cannabis suppositories may not be for everyone, but in the end, they seem to work out perfectly for some patients.


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