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Parent Update – June 15, 2010
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END OF YEAR MESSAGE FROM DR. TODD HOADLEY
It is with great pride that we conclude the 2009-2010 school year at Olmsted Falls Schools. There is certainly much to be grateful for as we end this year. Even as our District struggled financially, we were still able to maintain our reputation for excellence. Olmsted Falls School District received the highest possible rating from the Ohio Department of Education on the Local District Report Card for the 10th consecutive year this year. The District was also recognized both regionally and nationally as it was named among the top 15 school district's in Cleveland Magazine's annual "Rating the Suburbs" issue (June 2010), and was named among the "Best Communities for Music Education in America" for the fourth consecutive year in a row.
We want to extend our sincerest thanks to the Olmsted community for supporting the operating levy on the ballot this past February. The passage of this critical operating levy – our District's first in eleven years – helped put a halt to the many cuts that had begun eroding the quality of our District programs and services. With our District not receiving these new operating dollars until January 2011, budgets still remain tight. But it is with renewed optimism and hope that we look ahead. We continue to monitor additional cuts to State funding on the horizon very closely, but are pleased to be able to suspend the cuts to local programs and services that had been put into effect over the past school year.
We've worked hard this year to communicate openly and frequently with our community. We hope that parents and other interested community members have enjoyed reading the regular blog updates provided throughout the year. The District's blog will be updated periodically during the summer months, and we plan to continue with this regular on-line communication tool regularly throughout the coming school year.
Finally, during these summer months, I want to once again encourage our students to participate in the Cuyahoga County Library's Summer Reading Game – "Books Ahoy!" Remember that all Olmsted Falls School District students in grades K-8 have already been pre-registered for the Summer Reading Game, so please be sure that they take advantage of the opportunity to enhance their reading skills and their love of reading during vacation. I also want to encourage our parents to make reading a personal priority this summer. The best message we can send to our children about the importance of reading is to set an example ourselves.
In closing, to our students and staff, I wish you a safe and enjoyable summer break. To our community, I extend heartfelt thanks for your continuing support and for the important role you play in making Olmsted Falls School District an exceptional place for our students to learn.
Yours in education,
Dr. Todd F. Hoadley
THE FUTURE OF THE OLMSTED FALLS LIBRARY
I want to make you aware that the Cuyahoga County Library System is in the process of making several major decisions regarding our county library system. These decisions could have major impacts the Olmsted Falls library as well as our community. Here is a recent article from the Cleveland Plain Dealer that provides additional information (click here).
If you have visited the Olmsted Falls library, you know that it is undersized and outdated. While it is housed in a lovely historical building, the facility simply does not meet the needs of our growing community. Because our library facility is not adequate, many residents are forced to travel to neighboring communities to use other Cuyahoga County Library facilities.
This is a very important issue for our community, our children, and our residents. I would encourage you to submit a comment to the Library system (click here) and share how important our library is to this community. Additionally, please consider sharing your thoughts regarding how a new library facility, in our community, would act as a resource for our residents.
RETIREES DEDICATED TOTAL OF 180 BULLDOG YEARS TO DISTRICT
Olmsted Falls Schools bid farewell to seven dedicated staff members retiring this year. Their combined service to Olmsted Falls Schools totals 180 years!
Thiss year's retirees include:
State Senator Tom Patton (Back, left) and State Representative Mike Patten (Back right) were on hand to help recognize the talents and contributions of this year's retirees at the annual Records Day breakfast held June 9th. Retirees pictured (L to R): Ann Sidun (32 Bulldog years); Lucia Pretzloff (17 Bulldog years); and Monica Annable (17 Bulldog years).
Monica Annable, Library Information Specialist (17 Bulldog years)
Vincetta Capuano, High School English Teacher (23 Bulldog years)
Judith Harrigan, Middle School Cleaner (23 Bulldog years)
Connie Kostelnik, Secretary to the Superintendent, (34 Bulldog years)
Lucia Pretzloff , ECC / Falls-Lenox Speech Pathologist (17 Bulldog years)
Sharon Shea, Falls- Lenox 2nd Grade teacher (34 Bulldog years)
Ann Sidun, Falls-Lenox 2nd Grade Teacher (32 Bulldog years)
On behalf of the Olmsted Falls Schools and the Olmsted communities, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to each of this year's retirees for their commitment to the education and well-being of our children. These valuable individuals, and their impact on the District, will be greatly missed. Congratulations to each of them, and best wishes for a happy, healthy retirement.
OLMSTED FALLS KIWANIS 2010 EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR AWARDS
Olmsted Falls Kiwanis Club President John Jacobs (far right) congratulates Kiwanis Employee of the Year winners (L to R): Transportation Manager Alan Cantrell, Central Office Secretary Joyce Thomas, and Middle School Instructional Coach Lisa Williams. Staff members are nominated annually by fellow colleagues through a written nomination process. Nominations are reviewed and selected by a special committee of Kiwanis members. Congratulations to the 2010 Employees of the Year, and thank you to the Kiwanis Club for their continued support of the Olmsted educational community.
FALLS-LENOX PRIMARY / EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER ON-LINE ART MUSEUM RANKED #1 IN STATE, #2 IN NATION
Art teachers and students at Falls-Lenox and the ECC joined the world's largest kids online art museum this year. Artsonia provides a free online art community where schools can scan and post student art projects throughout the year. Parents are invited to set-up free on-line accounts, which enable them to view and share their child's artwork online with family and friends.
In less than six months, teachers and students at Falls-Lenox and the ECC have created an impressive online presence in their museum, publishing more than 12,500 pieces of student artwork. In fact, the Falls-Lenox/ECC Online Art Museum has been ranked as the #1 Artsonia program in the State of Ohio and #2 program in the Country. Congratulations to students for their great artwork, and to the teachers whose dedication and enthusiasm have made this innovative project a success.
In addition to providing an excellent way to showcase student artwork, schools can earn 15% when parents purchase custom keepsakes with their child's artwork. Falls-Lenox/ECC Online Art Museum has already earned more than $500 for their arts programs.
Teachers and students at Olmsted Falls Intermediate School and Olmsted Falls High School also began using Artsonia this year. More than 1,250 pieces of artwork have been published by Olmsted Falls High School students; and more than 3,800 pieces of artwork have been published by Olmsted Falls Intermediate School students.
UPCOMING EVENTS – ALL WELCOME!
June 25th – Olmsted Falls Masquers & Forensic Patrons Present "Cabaret Night" – CANCELED
July 9th, 10th & 11th – Olmsted Falls Kiwanis Presents "The Carson & Barnes Circus" – Please click here for additional event / ticket information.
Parent Update – June 7, 2010
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CLASS OF 2010 – CONGRATULATIONS & THANKS
Congratulations to the 267 members of the Class of 2010! Parents, family and friends gathered at Cleveland State's Wolstein Center last Thursday evening to celebrate Commencement. Valedictorian Steffany Meredyk, Salutatorian Adam Broski and Class President Mark Mills were featured speakers, along with Board President Frank Pedicini, Superintendent Dr. Todd Hoadley and Principal Dr. Robert Hill.
Mark Mills
Steffany Meredyk
Adam Broski
Holly Miller and Brett Emerine lead Class of 2010 in final singing of OFHS Alma Mater at the Commencement ceremony.
In addition to Commencement, graduates and their families and friends, celebrated at the annual Baccalaureate Service held in the OFHS Auditorium last Wednesday evening. Reverend Jim McClaren from Fields Methodist Church, Reverend Ron Dauphin from Olmsted Community Church, and Father Wally Hyclak of St. Mary of the Falls Catholic Church officiated the service which was sponsored by the Olmsted Ministerial Association.
Rev. Jim McClaren, Rev. Ron Dauphin, St. Mary of the Falls Youth Minister Tricia Frey, and Fr. Wally Hyclak at Baccalaureate.
Class of 2010 graduates who attend St. Mary of the Falls with Father Wally Hyclak following Baccalaureate Service.
Members of the Class of 2010 also participated in the annual Senior Honors Program where awards and scholarships were presented on Wednesday morning.
Recipients of 2010 scholarships from the Olmsted Falls Alumni and Endowment Association. Front Row (L to R): Alyssa Bacik, Cameron Trefny, Ian Sparks, Lauren Mesaros, Emily Mills, Steffany Meredyk, Mark Mills, Eric Tchen. Back Row (L to R): Kurt Carlisle, Chaz McGrain, Adam Broski, David Levin, Evan Zaruba, Alexander New, Ryan Petitti, Sarah Underhill, Autumn Kalikin, John Oravec
Many Thanks: Olmsted Falls High School would like to thank parents and community members for their support of the Class of 2010. Whether volunteering, donating in-kind or supporting the Local Scholarship Program, the students of OFHS are truly fortunate to be surrounded by such a caring community. Students and staff extend special appreciation to the parents who volunteered to work the senior cookout last week. Special thanks also go out to Phil Moody and IGA, K&K Portage Meats, Cutting Garden, and Schuster's Greenhouse for their contributions and donations to year-end events as well as activities throughout the year. Finally, OFHS also wishes to thank the graduates of the Class of 2010 for their donation of a magnolia tree for the high school courtyard.
In closing, OFHS invites parents of students in the Class of 2011 to get involved. There are a number of opportunities to help make your child's senior year a memorable. Contact the High School Guidance Office 427-6116 to volunteer.
BULLDOG ATHLETES FINISH STRONG
Congratulations once again to the OFHS Varsity Baseball Team on their first-ever run at the Division I State championship! While in the end, the team was defeated in the final four in Columbus on Friday, the team has many accomplishments and firsts to celebrate this season. Way to go Bulldogs!
Also competing at the State level last weekend were members of the Olmsted Falls High School Track Team. Congratulations to the Girls 4X400 Meter Relay Team (Dayna Roberts, Allison Duber, Megan Coughlin and Kelsey Snider) for finishing 13th in the State with a time of 3:57.82. Congratulations to pole vaulter Matt Stenger who finished 6th in the State with a height of 15′ O". Matt's best vault this year was 15'1″, which is now the school record.
Outstanding job by all!
OFHS Track 4X400 Relay Team
OFHS Track Pole Vaulter Matt Stenger
PRO BASKETBALL PLAYER AND BULLDOG ALUMNUS MIKE GANSEY PRESENTS AWARD TO COACH DONAHUE
Coach Donahue with pro basketball player and alumnus Mike Gansey, following presentation of Sportsmanship, Ethics & Integrity Award
Olmsted Falls Alumnus Mike Gansey returned to his Alma Mater last week to help present the "Sportsmanship, Ethics & Integrity Award" to his former basketball coach Pat Donahue. Gansey spoke of the personal and postive impact Coach Donahue had on his basketball career. Gansey currently plays basketball professionally in the U.S. and abroad.
FINAL REMINDER: ALTERNATE TRANSPORTATION FORM DEADLINE FOR 2010-2011 IS TUESDAY, JUNE 15TH
For those parents needing to designate a single, alternate pick-up / drop-off address for their student for 2010-2011, the deadline for submitting Alternate Transportation Forms is Tuesday, June 15, 2010.
Please click here for additional information and to access Alternate Transportation Forms for the 2010-2011 school year.
DON'T FORGET "BOOKS AHOY!" – CUYAHOGA COUNTY LIBRARY'S SUMMER READING GAME OFFICIALLY UNDERWAY
Olmsted Falls School District encourages participation in the Cuyahoga County Library's Summer Reading Game as a way to maintain and enhance important literacy skills over the summer months. This year's Summer Reading Game "Books Ahoy!" began last Saturday (June 5th). All Olmsted Falls School District students in grades K to 8 have been officially registered to participate in this year's program.
Simply stop by any Cuyahoga County Library branch or log on at www.cuyahogalibrary.org to get started. The user name for the Summer Reading Game is the student's first and last name – with no space in between. (Note: There is a 20 character limit on user names. If your child's first and last name combined exceeds 20 letters and they are having trouble logging on, please contact a local librarian for assistance.)
The Cuyahoga County Public Library's Summer Reading Game – "Books Ahoy!" – runs through August 7th. Registration allows for participation in "Books Ahoy!" at any Cuyahoga County Library branch including Olmsted Falls, North Olmsted, Berea and Middleburg Heights. Please contact our local Olmsted Falls Library branch at (440) 235-1150 with any questions.
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BULLDOG BASEBALL TEAM EARNS SPOT IN STATE FINALS
Varisty Baseball Team celebrates Division I Regional Title following 7-6 victory over Perrysburg on Friday.
Congratulations to the OFHS Varsity Baseball team on their 7-6 victory over Perrysburg on Friday. This latest win by the Bulldogs clinched the school's first-ever Division I Regional Baseball Title and sends the team to the State Final Four Tournament in Columbus this Friday, June 4th. Olmsted Falls will play against St. Edward's Friday at 1:00 p.m. at Huntington Park, home of the Columbus Clippers. Click here for a link to Huntington Park.
Any student who wishes to travel to the game must present a signed parent note granting them permission by the end of the day on Thursday, June 3. Notes should be dropped off in the student office. We will compile a list of any student who plans to attend the game and those students will be permitted to take any exam that they missed during the make-up time on Monday or Tuesday. Due to the 1:00 start time for the game, please encourage students to take exams during the first exam block.
Please visit www.ofbaseball.com for more on the team's historic journey to State.
OLMSTED FALLS RANKED AMONG TOP 15 SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN CLEVELAND MAGAZINE'S ANNUAL "RATING THE SUBURBS" ISSUE
Cleveland Magazine's annual "Rating the Suburbs" issue has just hit newsstands, and Olmsted Falls School District earned a ranking of 14th among the 57 area school districts rated. The annual survey rates school districts based on a number of categories including ACT/SAT scores, proficiency test results, attendance, graduation rates, number of AP courses offered, National Merit scholars, and more. Congratulations to the staff, students and parents of Olmsted Falls School District for the important part you play in keeping our District excellent!
OFHS ACADEMIC TEAM FINISHES 27TH IN U.S. AT NATIONALS
Congratulations to our OFHS Academic Team who concluded their already impressive season with a strong showing at their first National Academic Quiz Tournament in Chicago this past weekend. The "A-Team" finished in a tie for 27th place! The B-Team finished the tournament in 124th place overall. These outstanding performances were on a national level against teams from across the entire country. More than 1,100 students competed at the NAQT in Chicago. Special congratulations to junior Jim Coury for emerging the national competition as the #12 individual player in the whole U.S.! Congratulations again to all!
Academic Team members competing in Chicago included: Jim Coury (Jr.), Mike Coury (Jr.), Emily Nageotte (Jr.), Marty Mendenhall (Fr.)Michaela Killik (Jr.), Chris Traylor (Jr.), Eric Miranda (Jr.), Natalie Brdar (Jr.), Pam Keller (So.), and Sohan Vartak (So.).
CLASS OF 2010 PREPARES TO BID FAREWELL
Olmsted Falls High School seniors take part in several events this week. The traditional ending to their time at OFHS includes tomorrow's Senior Breakfast/Honors Assembly (6/2), the Baccalaureate service tomorrow evening (6/2) at 7:30 p.m., and Commencement Ceremony this Thursday, June 3rd at 8:00 p.m. Click here for link to the High School web page for additional information.
"BOOKS AHOY!" – CUYAHOGA COUNTY LIBRARY'S SUMMER READING GAME SETS SAIL THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 5TH
Olmsted Falls School District encourages participation in the Cuyahoga County Library's Summer Reading Game as a way to maintain and enhance important literacy skills over the summer months. All Olmsted Falls School District students in grades K to 8 have been officially registered to participate in this year's program. Beginning this Saturday, June 5th, simply stop by any Cuyahoga County Library branch or log on at www.cuyahogalibrary.org to get started. (User name for the Summer Reading Game is student's first and last name – with no space in between.) The Cuyahoga County Public Library's Summer Reading Game – "Books Ahoy!" – runs from June 5th to August 7th. Registration allows for participation in "Books Ahoy!" at any Cuyahoga County Library branch including Olmsted Falls, North Olmsted, Berea and Middleburg Heights. Please contact our local Olmsted Falls Library branch at (440) 235-1150 with any questions.
ALTERNATE TRANSPORTATION FORM DEADLINE FOR 2010-2011: TUESDAY, JUNE 15TH
For those parents needing to designate a single, alternate pick-up / drop-off address for their student for 2010-2011, the deadline for submitting Alternate Transportation Forms is Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Please click here for additional information and to access Alternate Transportation Forms for the 2010-2011 school year.
OLMSTED FALLS PTA RECOGNIZES VOLUNTEERS & STAFF AT ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER
Congratulations to PTA member Linda Parkowski (OECPTA and Falls-Lenox) for receiving the annual Helping Hands Award. Mrs. Parkowski was also named Volunteer of the Year at the annual PTA Volunteer Celebration and Installation Dinner held last week at OFMS. Other Volunteer of the Year finalists included: Kim Cleary (OFIS), Julie Corrigan (High School), and Cindy Zahorchak (OECPTA). Thank you to each of these parents for all of their work on behalf of the students and families of the Olmsted Falls School System. Congratulations also to Falls-Lenox 3rd grade teacher Michelle LaGruth on being named PTA Educator of the Year for here ongoing dedication to the Parent Teacher Association.
PTA Educator of the Year Award winner Mrs. Michelle LaGruth with PTA Council President Mercedez Hathcock
L to R: Volunteer of the Year Linda Parkowski with fellow finalists Kim Cleary (OFIS), Julie Corrigan (High School), and Cindy Zahorchak (OECPTA).
PTA officers for the 2010-2011 school year were also installed at the event. Unit Presidents for the coming school year are: Mercedez Hathcock (PTA Council); Leslie Ziegler (Early Childhood PTA); Linda Parkowski (Falls-Lenox); Leann LaPinta (OFIS); Deb Woodruff (Middle School); and Pam Portik (HS).
FALLS-LENOX STUDENT WINS OHIO PTA REFLECTIONS CONTEST
Congratulations to 2nd grader Elizabeth Gonazalez for her award-winning entry in the annual Ohio PTA Reflections contest. Elizabeth's entry in the literature category earned top honors as received the "Award of Excellence" in her category. Writing with the theme "Beauty is…", Elizabeth's essay was the top winner in its category for the entire State of Ohio, earning her and her family a trip to the Columbus Zoo for a special presentation ceremony (see photo above, left). Elizabeth and her parents were also honored at the annual Olmsted Falls PTA Celebration dinner held last week (see photo above, right). Outstanding job Elizabeth!
BULLDOG FOOTBALL PLAYERS VOLUNTEER AT RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE
Bulldog Football Team Volunteers at Ronald McDonald House.
The Olmsted Falls Bulldog Football Team volunteered their time and service to the Ronald McDonald House on Sunday, May 16th.
The players and coaches weeded, pruned, and moved more than 15 cubic yards of mulch to help this RMH spruce up for spring.
This great effort by our players and coaches helps add to the welcoming environment RMH provides for families using this facility as their home away from home while their seriously-ill children are receiving treatment at one of Cleveland's area hospitals.
STUDENTS BRING HISTORY TO LIFE AT FALLS-LENOX PRIMARY SCHOOL
Parents, staff and fellow students were invited to attend a special living history event at Falls-Lenox last Thursday as students created a museum of historical figures in the gymnasium.
Individual student stations filled the space with each student having a "button" to bring their chosen historical figure tonight.
Students had researched background information on their historical figure and would recite an overview of the person for any and all visitors who pushed their "button."
In addition to poster boards with facts and pictures, students also dressed as their historical figure. Kudos to students and staff for coordinating such an innovative learning event!
BULLDOG BUDDIES PROGRAM CELEBRATES SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Bulldog Buddies Group at End of Year Ice Cream Social at Falls-Lenox Primary School.
Earlier this year, students from Olmsted Falls High School were paired up with younger students from the Early Childhood Center, Falls-Lenox Primary and the Middle School as participants in the "Bulldog Buddies" program. Piloted last year on a smaller scale, the "Bulldog Buddies" program really took off this year with 65 Big Buddy/Little Buddy pairings in total.
Each High School "Big Buddy" made weekly visits to their assigned "Little Buddy" and took part in a variety of personalized activities ranging from tutoring and homework assistance to games and sporting activities. Kudos to the efforts of school counselors Nate Artino (OFHS), Angie DiMassa (ECC/Falls-Lenox), Kathy Suvak (OFMS), Kristal Reis (OFMS) and Sherry Davis (OFHS) whose collaboration helped expand this year's program.
Additionally, special thanks to Officer Jackie Ketterer from the Olmsted Township Police Department and Police Athletic League who supplied all the Big Buddy and Little Buddy t-shirts, and also spnsored the end of the year ice cream social event.
ATTN: PARENTS – "HEALTHY HERO" PROGRAM AT ECC/FALLS-LENOX
This year the Olmsted Falls health clinic staff started the "Healthy Hero" program at the Early Childhood Center and Falls-Lenox. The program incorporated the following healthy habits that prevent illness:
* WASHING YOUR HANDS WITH POWER, TWICE EACH TIME (Palms – In Between Fingers – Back of Hand)
* COVERING YOUR SNEEZE OR COUGH WITH TISSUES OR YOUR SLEEVE
* KEEPING YOUR HANDS AWAY FROM YOUR FACE
Children who are seen using these "Healthy Habits" are given certificates and/or stickers, and are nominated for a monthly drawing of a Toys R Us gift card donated by the PTA. The children really embraced the program, even the preschoolers. So that the children don't forget what they were taught, it would be very helpful if you would continue to encourage these habits throughout the summer. (Note: Washing their hands "with power twice each side" replaced singing "Happy Birthday" while they washed their hands.)
MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS SPRUCE UP SCHOOL COURTYARDS
Students at Olmsted Falls Middle School volunteered their time to help beautify the school's outdoor courtyards last week. The students did a fabulous job tending to the planted areas and pulling weeds. Their efforts made a big difference and are being enjoyed by all. Great job!


The flirtatious sax line by Dissonant Dessert and sugar sweet vocal tone of Shi la Rosa whisks you away to disco gone funk-pop universe where the dancing never ends. It feels like heat, it tastes like fruity cocktails, it sounds like a new dance-floor romance on the horizon.
As soon as the pair pressed "record," a world began to unfold – a world of longing, playfulness, toxicity, and intricacy. Enter if you dare.
An ode to an infectious rap phenomenon turned grunge pop. Watch visual here.
New love is a time of excitement, butterflies, and doubt. La Rosa's voice and lyrical style come together with the buttery tones of Lea violet for the ultimate do-you-love-me, do-you-love-me-not soundtrack.


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Chief executive's pride after graduation
Wiltshire Community Foundation chief executive Rosemary Macdonald has graduated after receiving an MSC in charity finance accounting from the University of London CASS Business School.
The graduation was a fitting celebration after two years of giving up weekends to study for the part-time course, which broadened her knowledge in accounting, resource management and charity governance.
Rosemary, who lives in Westbury Leigh and last year celebrated her tenth year at the helm of the community foundation, said she undertook the course for a number of reasons. "It was a long time since I had done any training," she said. "I wanted a new challenge, but I also wanted to do something that would be useful to the charity as well.
"I found that all of the things that I was learning helped me at work and I learnt that all of things day-to-day things you do in an organisation, like planning, appraisals and strategy meetings all link together."
As part of the course she spent a week in Canada, shadowing the Toronto and Hamilton community foundations.
There were four written exams within the course, the first of which brought a shock to the system for Rosemary.
"It was many years since I'd done anything like that so it was tough having to write for three hours. The first thing I learned was to have three different shaped pens because holding the same one for such a long time makes your hand ache," she said.
"But once I'd got through that first exam I was able to deal with the rest."
Her husband Fraser and daughter Lizzie were with her at the graduation at the Barbican in London. "It was a lovely day and the whole two years was a great experience I'd recommend to anyone," she said. "There was a really good mix of people on the course and I made a lot of friends."
Pictured: Rosemary Macdonald, centre, with daughter Lizzie and husband Fraser
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Q: OnTextChanged even not working as expected in GridView I have a textbox in a gridview. The column template for the gridview binds data to the textbox. The original value will be called X. If I change the text in the textbox inside the grid view to Y the onTextChanged event will fire when I press a button. After I have changed the text to Y, and the event has fired, the event will continue to fire if each time i click the button. If I change the text to the orignal value, X, the onTextChanged event stops firing.
There are textboxes outside of the gridView. They all call onTextChanged as expected; When text is changed from what was there before.
How can I make the onTextChanged act like its expected instead of an onTextIsNotOrignalValue?

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Cinema Libre Studio has acquired the rights to "The Advocates," Rémi Kessler's documentary focusing on the growing homeless crisis in Los Angeles.
The acquisition comes as the film had its world premiere last week at the Los Angeles Film Festival.
The film centers on both the historic and current causes of L.A.'s rising homeless crisis and the advocates working to house them, and features the campaign to pass Measure H which Los Angeles County voters eventually approved in March 2017.
Measure H approved a sales tax increase aimed to generate about $355 million a year for homeless services and programs.
The county estimates as many as 58,000 people are homeless on a given night.
February 2, 2017 VICE's "Shelter" follows the paths of several homeless youth seeking services from Covenant House in New Orleans.


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Mark Sullivan
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Cyber Self-Defense, Addressing Escalating Attacks through New Partnerships
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Addressing Security in Emerging Technologies
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White House Policy on Disclosing Cyberflaws
After Heartbleed, Daniel Outlines Administration Policy Eric Chabrow (GovInfoSecurity) • April 29, 2014
Saying the administration had no advanced knowledge of the OpenSSL vulnerability known as Heartbleed, President Obama's top cybersecurity adviser has outlined circumstances in which the U.S. federal government would not disclose software vulnerabilities, though such conditions would be rare (see: Is Exploiting Heartbleed Ever Appropriate?).
Writing April 28 in a White House blog, Michael Daniel, a special assistant to the president, says the economy would not function without a reliable Internet and connected systems. "Our ability to project power abroad would be crippled if we could not depend on them," Daniel says. "... Disclosing vulnerabilities usually makes sense. We need these systems to be secure as much as, if not more so, than everyone else."
But legitimate reasons exist not to disclose vulnerabilities promptly, Daniel says, adding that withholding knowledge of some cyberflaws for a limited time can have significant consequences. "Disclosing a vulnerability can mean that we forego an opportunity to collect crucial intelligence that could thwart a terrorist attack, stop the theft of our nation's intellectual property, or even discover more dangerous vulnerabilities that are being used by hackers or other adversaries to exploit our networks," he says.
However, Daniel says stockpiling a huge amount of vulnerabilities that leave the Internet vulnerable and Americans unprotected would not be in the national interest. "That is not the same as arguing that we should completely forgo this tool as a way to conduct intelligence collection, and better protect our country in the long-run," he says. "Weighing these tradeoffs is not easy, and so we have established principles to guide agency decision-making in this area."
Rigorous Process
Daniel says the Obama administration has established a disciplined, rigorous and high-level decision-making process for vulnerability disclosure. He says the interagency process is aimed to help ensure that all of the pros and cons of whether to disclose vulnerabilities are properly vetted. The presidential adviser offers nine questions officials ask in deciding whether to delay disclosing vulnerabilities:
How much is the vulnerable system used in the core Internet infrastructure, in other critical infrastructure systems, in the U.S. economy, and/or in national security systems?
Does the vulnerability, if left unpatched, impose significant risk?
How much harm could an adversary nation or criminal group do with knowledge of this vulnerability?
How likely is it that we would know if someone else was exploiting it?
How badly do we need the intelligence we think we can get from exploiting the vulnerability?
Are there other ways we can get it?
Could we utilize the vulnerability for a short period of time before we disclose it?
How likely is it that someone else will discover the vulnerability?
Can the vulnerability be patched or otherwise mitigated?
Daniel says the administration, including the National Security Agency, is being more transparent, but doing so isn't necessarily easy. "Too little transparency and citizens can lose faith in their government and institutions, while exposing too much can make it impossible to collect the intelligence we need to protect the nation," he says. "We weigh these considerations through a deliberate process that is biased toward responsibly disclosing the vulnerability, and by sharing this list, we want everyone to understand what is at stake."
AOL Investigating Data Breach
Target Hires New CIO
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Shopping online has become a norm currently. It is taking over the physical boutiques. The boutiques are left standing there with little or no customer. Every frontier is opting for e-commerce or online shopping. The clients are finding it very handy and reliable. You can shop from the comfort of your couch.
You cannot talk about e-commerce and not talk about tablets and smart phones. The wireless internet devices are making shopping online even much fun. Therefore, you can buy products from anywhere you are. You do not need to rely on the desktop to make your purchases. These wireless devices have every aspect of e-commerce at their hands. You can find these online so be sure to check it out!
Mobile commerce (M-commerce) is taking the market by surprise. The numbers of people using their wireless internet devices to transact are millions. Currently, the number of users using the desktop to purchase goods is slowly declining.
Most of the websites currently can be accessed easily from mobile phones. The transfer has advanced with most retail sellers coming up with apps that are custom build for their brands. All the client has to do is to download the app on their smart phone or tablet. Then can get notifications of any new stock, discounts and after sales services.
M-commerce has taken the e-commerce market by storm. The majority of the companies are rushing to custom built their brands in ways many clients are appealing to. If your business is using the previous methods, it only means you are losing your clients, and soon you will not have any customer.
The majority of the clients are looking for efficiency. Clients prefer something that is easy to use and accessible. Not something that they have to access it in a certain manner and mode. The clients associate with something simple and accessible at any place at any time. That is why desktops are slowing getting diminished with wireless internet devices.
With a wireless internet device, you do not have to worry that someone can access your information and see what you are purchasing or doing. Smartphone and tablets are personal items. Therefore, they have one user. The only user is you. You do not get to share your device with anyone unless you want to.
It is very easy to carry a smart phone. It is small, lightweight and easy to move around with. A smart phone is very convenient. You can access the internet anywhere you are. Therefore, you can make purchases from anywhere. That is the benefit of M-commerce. For more infomation be sure to go online and do some additional research.
Go to http://www.ehow.com/info_8788484_5-major-types-ecommerce.html to learn more about the different types of eCommerce.


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For the first time since their land was taken, many Native American tribes have the opportunity to take over the rights to the land they live on and create a cultural consciousness. The filmmakers travel around the United States, talking to an Indian attorney, a movie director, an artist, a nurse, and others. The question remains - will Native Americans be able to maintain their unique culture now that they are participating in the American dream?
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Not sure what you mean by wall-warts, but each outlet hosting a powerline adapter also hosts a powerstrip to which are connected (in one case), my networking equipment - linksys router, linksys WAP54G, cable modem, Vonage VOIP, linksys powerline bridge - and (in the other case) some av equipment - tv, tivo,amp, dvd player and cable box.  It's been running fine like this for weeks until today.  One more interesting point - the sb is currently reporting it can't find slim, but slim is running AND I can ping the sb over that link.
>Ooh, that sounds very fishy. I'm thinking OSI layer 1 interference.
>Any el cheapo wall-warts on the same powerline circuit?
> running AND I can ping the sb over that link.


1 What it is: . . . from the Transit Bar is "a seminal work of Canadian art" first built by Toronto artist Vera Frenkel in 1992, to represent Canada at the Documenta exhibition in Kassel, Germany. Frenkel is a leading figure in contemporary art. The installation toured Europe throughout the 1990s, and was first installed at the National Gallery in 1996. She gave it to the gallery as a gift (and partial purchase) in 1997, and now it's up again for the first time in Canada in almost 20 years. It sat in storage at the National Gallery for 18 years, and Frenkel was surprised and thrilled to learn this year that the many, fragile pieces of the installation had all survived intact. It continues to Aug. 17.
2 Materials: It is a room-sized, multi-media installation, including full bar with stools, tables and chairs. There's a digital player piano, which visitors can play and even record their efforts for replay. (Play well, as the bartender has a remote that can turn the recorder on. Or off.) Embedded in the walls are video monitors, over which friends of Frenkel talk about migration. Newspapers, printed for the exhibit and published in English, Swedish and French, are spread about the bar. "I was already dealing with issues of migration, and thought it would be interesting to create an environment in which immigrants, refugees and locals would feel at home," Frenkel says. She wants visitors to think about issues of culture and identity, and how we decide who we are.
3 Drinks: It is a real, working bar. Any gallery visitor of legal drinking age can stop in for a drink, during regular gallery hours. (Minors are also welcome, for soft drinks.) Serving alcohol has sometimes caused problems for Frenkel. In Kassel, where the installation debuted, a permanent bar in the same venue complained about the competition, as did another bar at the Power Plant, in Toronto. In Sweden, there were complaints the bar was open past regular bar hours. Is there no exemption for art? "I wish that were true," Frenkel says, and takes a sip of scotch. The Transit Bar prevailed in all challenges, and kept on serving alcohol. At times Frenkel has served as the bartender, incognito. She says she enjoyed hearing patrons talk about the piece of art, never knowing that the artist who made it all was serving their drinks.
4 Fictions: Making the Transit Bar a working bar was essential, Frenkel says, as she wanted the fiction to seem real, and to encourage people to create fictions about themselves, as they sometimes do in transit. Most of all, she wanted people who were not immigrants to get a real sense of what it's like to be displaced. The entire room is situated within a larger room, which is revealed by looking through holes cut in the wall, heightening a sense of displacement. "You're standing in the middle of this installation, which is an artwork, a functioning bar and a fiction," Frenkel says. "The false walls will remind you of the evanescence, the transient nature of that reality." The monitors project video of people talking in various languages, and their speech is subtitled in three languages, but only one language at a time, and randomly. As a result of all this, few visitors will understand all they see or read, and so to some degree everyone will "have the experience of being an immigrant or refugee," Frenkel says.
5 Events: The gallery is planning events to be held in the bar over the summer, most likely on Thursday evenings when the gallery is open later. There could be talks, or poetry readings — the ideas and details are still being worked out. Watch gallery.ca and ottawacitizen.com/tag/the-big-beat for details. For now, see (below) for a video of Frenkel and Jonathan Shaughnessy, associate curator of contemporary art, christening the bar with whisky.


On behalf of all of us who work in Student Affairs – Residence Life, Student Activities, the Wellness Center, Multicultural Experience and Student Conduct – it is my great pleasure to welcome you to Stevenson University. My hope is that you will take full advantage of all that Stevenson has to offer, both in and out of the classroom. You will find a dedicated, committed, and talented faculty that will both challenge and support you as you pursue your academic goals. I can also assure you that we have a devoted group in the Office of Student Affairs who are equally committed to your success.
One reason Stevenson is a special place is because of the commitment each member of our community makes to living the Stevenson Way. The Stevenson Way is a summary of our four values—fostering learning, instilling integrity, promoting a sense of community, and achieving excellence. At Stevenson, we believe that these core values provide a foundation for faculty, staff, and students to fulfill the mission and achieve the vision of the institution.
We truly value the sense of community here and students frequently talk about this when you ask them what they like most about Stevenson. I encourage you to become an active member of the Stevenson University community – join a club or an organization, become a leader in Student Government, play a sport, join the marching band, or get involved in our Theatre program. And, take the time to support your fellow Stevenson students by attending their plays, sporting events, or other campus activities. Also, don't lose sight of the fact that much of what you will learn at Stevenson will take place outside the classroom. So many opportunities will be available to you and I urge you to take advantage of them - attend presentations that are offered by guest speakers, go to cultural events such as art exhibits and theatre performances, and learn from your fellow students as they emerge as young leaders.
This is an exciting time at Stevenson. But, in order to appreciate what a great place Stevenson is, I think it is important that you choose to become an engaged, active member of our community. If you do, I am confident that you will find that Stevenson is not only a great place to be, but, when you graduate, you will find that Stevenson is also a great place to be from.


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1. Pour the whole bottle of 177 mL Elmer's Glitter Glue in a plastic container.
2. Add the Liquid Detergent little by little. For every time you pour an amount of liquid detergent, you should mix the glue well.
3. Continue adding the liquid detergent until the mixture reaches a consistency of not-too-wet-and-not-too-sticky.
4. Once the slime starts to form, take the mixture into your hands and knead it.
5. Continue stretching, kneading, and playing with the mixture until it becomes less sticky and more like a slime.
6. If the mixture is sticking to much in your hands, follow two simple tricks: 1.) Rapidly roll the slime in your hands until it stops sticking 2.) Because the molecules of the slime are attracted to each other, use them to magnetize each other.
1. Start by coming up with new colors by mixing a combination of individual slimes completely.
2. Come up with as many color combinations as you can!
3. Don't be afraid to experiment. Choose any color that you like, mix them, and you'll be surprised at how beautiful the color combination will be.
4. Be careful when mixing slime colors. If you mix them too much, instead of getting a beautiful painting-like combination, you'll just end up with one different color. For example, when you mix red and blue too much, you'll just end up with the color violet. But if you mix them just right, you can have a beautiful color mixture of red, blue, and violet.
1. Start with the hair and be as playful as you can. Make use of different colors and color combinations so that you can come up with a colorful hair for Princess Colorless.
2. For Princess Colorless' dress, you can make it like a big gown, or a simple dress. Remember to just be creative and playful.
3. Don't forget to enjoy!
So that's it. This is a fun, creative, and imaginative way to play and enjoy your slimes.
Always remember, no matter how colorless some things will be, you can always use your creativity and imagination to bring out the best of colors.


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The E.T. Chronicles
What Myths and Legends Tell Us About Human Origins
The E.T. Chronicles quantity
Imprint: Hampton Roads Publishing
"…a must-read for all students of myth and global creation stories." -Barbara Hand Clow, author
Foreword by Barbara Hand Clow
Author Rita Louise PhD
Author, radio personality, medical intuitive, Dr. Rita Louise is the host of Just Energy Radio and the founder of the Institute of Applied Energetics. She is the author of hundreds of articles that have been published worldwide. She has appeared on radio and television and has spoken at national conferences covering topics such as health and healing, ghosts, intuition, ancient mysteries, and the paranormal. Her website is: www.ritalouise.com.
Author Wayne Laliberte MS
The E.T. Chronicles is a startling and comprehensive examination of ancient myths and legends that describe extraterrestrial visitors and their encounters with humanity since the dawn of time. Organized into a chronology that starts with "in the beginning" and ends with the advent of civilization, it brings together myths from many cultures (including the Sumerians, the Greek, the Maya and the Aborigines of Australia) and explores them in the context of current scientific discoveries. The result is a mind-blowing re-visioning of human origins through close reading of ancient texts relating to:
the gods and their toys (space ships or chariots?)
the quest for immortality
Could it be that those ancient stories of the gods were more than just the product of someone's fanciful imagination? Is it possible that the writers, chroniclers, and scribes of our distant past actually record an accurate view of our origin? Could it be that we are really children of the stars?
"…a must-read for all students of myth and global creation stories." -Barbara Hand Clow, author "Absolutely fascinating and a must read for anyone interested in the 'extraterrestrial question' of the origins of humanity." --Robert M. Schoch, Ph.D., author of Forgotten Civilizations
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I sat on the wooden steps of my back porch. Though the day was sunny and warm, the feeling of darkness inside me was consuming. The feeling was that of anger, fear, and hatred, but mostly hatred. I wondered if the darkness was the influence of some evil spirit, or if it was a part of me, so I asked the darkness a sacred question, "Why are you here?" Then I surrendered all thoughts and went to nothingness to see what would come to me as an answer.
'That's true,' I thought, 'I do feel strong when I am full of hatred.' Again I asked the darkness, "Why are you here?" I surrendered for the answer.
'Hmmmm,' I thought, 'that's interesting, I do feel safer. When I feel this way, no one can get close to my heart.' I asked the darkness, again, "Why are you here?" I surrendered to see what would return.
'Yes, yes,' I thought, 'you do.' I asked again, "Why, are you here?" and surrendered for the answer.
"I'm here to protect you because you won't protect yourself!" The answer was strong, emphatic, almost annoyed by my ignorance.
'Yes, that's true.' I admitted, ' I don't protect myself,' I began to realize that this darkness was not such a bad thing after all. It was keeping me safe.
I thought that was an unusual answer. Why would the darkness want to be loved. That was new to me.
I was beginning to understand that the darkness that surrounded me was a buffer of anger to keep others away. For the first time in my life, I began to understand that there was more to anger and hatred that I had ever imagined. Things inside me shifted. My perspective was changing. I was growing. I felt grateful for the the darkness that protected me, and in that gratitude I felt love and appreciation for the darkness and all the feelings that were within that shadow. To feel anger, fear, and even hatred is not bad, it is a part of life and our experience here on earth. I had no clue, before, that those feelings existed for important reasons. I had always thought those feelings were bad and I should not feel them.
Immediately, the darkness began to dissipate, leaving behind a clear energy surrounding me, just as powerful as the darkness but without the feeling of hatred. I perceived that if I would protected myself I would not need anger or hatred to protect me.
The next day I went out and bought myself pink flowers, and a little plastic alligator to put on my mantel. Those feelings, anger, fear and hatred, which were once very confusing, had become clear and beautiful to me. My curiosity served me well that day. Asking the sacred questions* and knowing how to listen, to go to nothingness and surrender to the answers, taught me to understand and love a very misunderstood part of myself.
————————————————————————–Is all darkness as wonderful as this "protector" darkness turned out to be? Is there darkness that is really evil? What is the source of negative emotions? Why is hatred so destructive? Is there a good time to feel hatred? The questions about darkness, emotions, and mental health, are endless. Learning to ask yourself "sacred questions" and surrender to the answers inside yourself, being still enough, going to a state of nothingness and letting the answers come to you without controlling what the answer will be, is a skill that can be cultivated by anyone. I have to thank Tom Brown Jr. for this technique.
*Asking the sacred questions and surrendering for the answers is something I learned to do in a philosophy class at Tom Brown Jr.'s Trackerschool (see resources).


Hidden in the mountains of Rainbow Island, there lives a Pegasus unicorn with its little one. Their wings light up in all colours of the rainbow, even more magnificently than any of the other creatures of this colourful island. The winged rainbow unicorn has recently begun taking along its little one on its wings across the island to the end of the rainbow. The elves there know and love them. Whenever they see them, they clap and cheer for them, and they look forward to the day of the Rainbow Festival. Because then the two of them come to the elves and they celebrate together. It is the most beautiful and colourful festival in all of bayala. Guests come together from all corners to bid welcome to the two wondrous, flying creatures and to behold their beauty and majesty of colour.


Please contact Toni Russo at trusso@cogr.edu with any registration questions.
**COGR Meeting Cancelation Policy: The cancelation deadline for this meeting is Friday, May 31, 2019. Once the cancelation deadline has passed, requests for refunds of meeting registration fees or carry over registrations to the next meeting cannot be granted, due to firm commitments required at the time by contract with our host hotel. Thank you for understanding.


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A colored powder eye shadow with a gel liner. Various combination techniques create the impression of eyes filled with light.


In 2007, Anna Faris and Chris Pratt met on the set of the mostly forgotten '80s-set comedy Take Me Home Tonight. Two years later, they married. And on Sunday night, dropped into Twitter feeds otherwise populated by the competing live-tweets of Game of Thrones, Twin Peaks, and Life of Kylie, Faris announced that, after eight years of marriage, she and Pratt would separate. (Pratt posted the same message to his Facebook Sunday night, too.) "We tried hard for a long time," she wrote, "and we're really disappointed." Throughout their relationship, Pratt and Faris regularly appeared on the red carpet together, whether attending the Emmys and the Oscars or one of Pratt's increasingly frequent superhero, sci-fi-blockbuster premieres. Through it all, they always looked like they were having the best time—grinning, goofing off, and hamming it up for the cameras. Revisit some of their best red carpet moments, here.
Chris Pratt and Anna Faris at the 7th annual Aid for AIDS "Best in Drag" show in Los Angeles, California, October 2009.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt at the International Women's Media Foundation's Courage in Journalism awards in Beverly Hills, California, October 2010.
Chris Pratt and Anna Faris at the 8th annual Aid for AIDS "Best in Drag" show in Los Angeles, California, October 2010.
Chris Pratt and Anna Faris at the 84th annual Academy Awards in Hollywood, California, February 2012.
Chris Pratt and Anna Faris at the premiere of Zero Dark Thirty in Hollywood, California, December 2012.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt at the 40th annual People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles, California, January 2014.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt befriend the Lego Movie's Emmet Brickowski at the premiere of The Lego Movie in Westwood, California, February 2014.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt at the premiere of Guardians of the Galaxy in Hollywood, California, July 2014.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt at the 72nd annual Golden Globe awards in Beverly Hills, California, January 2015.
Chris Pratt and Anna Faris at the premiere of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in Hollywood, California, April 2017.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt at the premiere of Jurassic World in Hollywood, California, June 2015.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt at the premiere of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in Hollywood, California, April 2017.
Anna Faris and Chris Pratt at the European gala screening of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in London, England, April 2017.


Feb. 25, 2018 5:40 p.m.
A naval vessel spilled 30,000 litres of fuel while traveling along the Strait of Georgia on Saturday.
The F76 type fuel was released from HMCS Calgary, a Halifax frigate, between 3 a.m. and 8 a.m. during a re-fueling operation, the Ministry of Environment said. This type of fuel is similar to kerosene and quickly evaporates.
No sheen was observed, the ministry said in a statement online. Environment Canada has also determined there would "likely be no impact" to the shoreline.
Teams from the Department of National Defense will continue searching the sea and shoreline for signs of fuel, and BC Ferries, Harbour Air and the public have also been alerted to look to signs of the spill and report them to the Maritime Forces Pacific's Regional Joint Operations Centre at 250-363-5848.
The navy said it is co-ordinating with Environment Climate Change Canada, the Canadian Coast Guard, Transport Canada and B.C. Emergency Management and has launched an investigation to determine the cause of the spill.
National Defence is responsible for the environmental response and cleanup with support from the coast guard.
"The fuel response is still in its initial stages," a release Sunday from Maritime Forces said. "As the situation progresses, it will become clearer as to the timeline for any required spill cleanup.
Canadian Forces Maritime Experimental and Test Ranges at Nanoose Bay near Nanaimo are on alert and B.C. Ferries and Harbour Air seaplanes have also been asked to keep an eye out for the spill.
Anyone who has seen signs of the spill is asked to call the Regional Joint Operations Centre at 250-363-5848.


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Q: Does and how does Titanium convert css to native? I read the explanation here about how titanium convert js to native - though there is an interpreter for dynamic parts:
How Does Appcelerator Titanium Mobile Work?
What about CSS ? I can't see how css could be mapped in native.

A: Last Titanium SDK doesn't support CSS. You can use css in WebView, but not for other components.
As alternative - create module and add all your styles to it. Then include this module to any js file and use it's styles. You can read about modules here.


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The National Betting Authority aims, inter alia, at strengthening its European and international presence, and developing and evolving itself in matters falling within the scope of its competence, by developing and promoting partnerships with corresponding European and international bodies.
Within the framework of establishing contracts with the corresponding regulatory Authorities of the member states of the European Union and the European Commission, the NBA has proceeded with signing a Cooperation Arrangement between the gambling regulatory authorities of the EEA Member States concerning online gambling services. The Agreement was signed on behalf of Cyprus by the President of the NBA, Ms. Ioanna Fiakkou.
The Cooperation Agreement was signed by member states in Brussels on the 27th of November 2015, thus contributing significantly to the shaping of a common European framework with regard to the main principles and standards that must govern the provision of online gambling services. More specifically, the areas covered by the Agreement concern the exchange of information on recipients, the protection of players, the integrity of games, limiting unnecessary administrative procedures, as well as the use of best practices.
The Agreement aims at the optimal facilitation of the powers of the regulatory authority of each country. It thus enhances the effectiveness of regulatory work that is carried out and the exercise of control and supervision of online gambling, for the purpose of achieving the objectives that have been set for the completion and fulfillment of the mission of each authority in relation to the carrying out of online gambling.


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Johnny Sauter happy to win at Dover after getting 'kicked to the curb'
Sauter battled back to win after losing power under caution
Johnny Sauter picked up his 3rd straight win at Dover International Speedway. It marked his first victory of 2019.
Between 2009-2015, Johnny Sauter drove for ThorSport Racing. In 2016-2018, he made the move to GMS Racing.
In 2018, Sauter won six races and finished 4th in the championship. Of the 23 races that year, Sauter finished in the top-10, 17 times.
For 2019, Sauter was "kicked to the curb" at GMS Racing. ThorSport opened their doors and welcomed him back to the company.
Sauter has a 2nd place finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway and a 3rd place run at Texas Motor Speedway. Until the weekend, he was short of a win.
Check that box as well. Dover was the first win for Sauter since his return to ThorSport. Needless to say, he was excited…
DOVER, DE – MAY 03: Johnny Sauter, driver of the #13 Tenda Heal Ford, celebrates in Victory Lane after winning the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series JEGS 200 at Dover International Speedway on May 3, 2019 in Dover, Delaware. (Photo by Matt Sullivan/Getty Images)
Johnny Sauter on the return to ThorSport
"Well, when you get kicked to the curb, you feel like you got a lot to prove," Johnny Sauter told Fox Sports from victory lane.
"A couple months ago, I didn't know if I'd be racing. To get three in a row here is extra special. This ranks right up as one of the best wins of my career."
"ThorSport is a great group of guys. They've made huge strides, even since I was there the last time."
DOVER, DE – MAY 03: Johnny Sauter, driver of the #13 Tenda Heal Ford, leads a pack of trucks during the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series JEGS 200 at Dover International Speedway on May 3, 2019 in Dover, Delaware. (Photo by Matt Sullivan/Getty Images)
Johnny Sauter's engine wouldn't re-fire under caution
Sauter was at the front of the field for most of the day. However, it almost went South in a hurry.
Coming to the green with 83 to go, Johnny Sauter was shutting the engine off to save fuel. The team thought they were about 2 gallons short at that point.
However, he shut it off and the truck wouldn't re-fire. The rule is that drivers must maintain pace under caution.
Sauter was in the 2nd position. While he coasted, he lost 7 positions at a crucial point in the event. Sauter restarted in 9th.
Johnny Sauter on the engine issues at Dover
Johnny Sauter walked through the moment when the engine wouldn't re-fire during the race:
"I probably dropped a couple F-bombs. At the end of the day, you gotta get back on your horse."
"I'm not exactly sure what happened. We're saving fuel. The only way to do that is to cut the ignition off. Then flip the switch back up, let the clutch out and it usually fires back up."
"I couldn't get it to crank. And actually hit the kill switch on the steering wheel. Thinking that was it. I went through a bunch of things that just click through your mind as fast as you can try to process all that."
"Then, all the sudden, I let the clutch back up and pumped the gas and it fired back up. We lost 7-8 spots. But, the key is to just not get frazzled."
"Yeah, I was worried. Track position is important at a place like this. We're going so fast."
DOVER, DE – MAY 03: Johnny Sauter, driver of the #13 Tenda Heal Ford, takes the checkered flag to win the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series JEGS 200 at Dover International Speedway on May 3, 2019 in Dover, Delaware. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)
ThorSport Racing
David Pepper
After the engine issues, Johnny Sauter went to the top of the race track and drove to the front.
"We knew exactly what we were bringing back. We were bringing back guys that could win races," said ThorSport manager David Pepper.
ThorSport Racing dominated the results sheet. Their drivers claimed 4 of the top 6 positions in the race.
"A big win for the company. That's three races in a row. We're just going to keep knocking them down."
"That's why we're here," pepper concluded.
Johny Sauter led 43 laps en route to victory. The win at Dover is the 24th of Sauter's truck series career.
Dover Truck Race Results: May 3, 2019
Johnny Sauter | ThorSport Racing | GMS Racing | Dover International Speedway | NASCAR
Kansas Truck Practice Results: May 10, 2019
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Cover Photo: DOVER, DE - MAY 03: Johnny Sauter, driver of the #13 Tenda Heal Ford, races during the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series JEGS 200 at Dover International Speedway on May 3, 2019 in Dover, Delaware. (Photo by Matt Sullivan/Getty Images)
Ross Chastain had a win taken away by NASCAR last week at Iowa; Rebounds with another win at Gateway
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Besides all the other knitting North Country women have been doing lately–Christmas gifts, pink hats–they have also been knitting "lapghans" (small afghans for covering the lap), for the Oncology Department at Littleton Regional Hospital. The lapghans will be given to patients who have to sit for long periods of time while receiving their infusions. Yesterday, I delivered 16 knitted, crocheted, or woven lapghans. We have a number still on the needles and look forward to delivering them next month. A group of us, called the North Country Fiber Forum, meet once a month to work together on current charity projects. Our new project is knitting 6 x 6.25″ squares for Project Amigo http://www.projectamigo.org. These squares will be put together as an afghan the size of a twin bedspread and given to each family of sponsored students in Colima, Mexico. Our next gathering is February 19th at 1:00 at LYS. Join us!


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Q: Visual Studio 2012 Crashs whenever I try to open any project Last night I ran my program running simulations. I woke up this morning the program had been terminated (it wasn't supposed to), the debug folder was deleted, and visual studio had restarted. Now whenever I try to open any project in visual studio it crashes. What could have happened? I'm completely stumped. Here is some information if anyone can make sense of this:
  Problem Event Name:   CLR20r3
  Problem Signature 01: devenv.exe
  Problem Signature 02: 11.0.50727.1
  Problem Signature 03: 5011ecaa
  Problem Signature 04: System.ComponentModel.Composition
  Problem Signature 05: 4.0.30319.18060
  Problem Signature 06: 51ee085b
  Problem Signature 07: 16c
  Problem Signature 08: 4f
  Problem Signature 09: JT1X0453KJCJF34Q1KKIEV0ZVYPHQ53A
  OS Version:   6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
  Locale ID:    1033
  Additional Information 1: 0a9e
  Additional Information 2: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
  Additional Information 3: 0a9e
  Additional Information 4: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789

A: Probably an extension you installed is crashing. Try starting VS in safe mode and disabling one by one...


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Forums > Welcome > Introductions >
What brought me here
Discussion in 'Introductions' started by jimidriver, May 7, 2009.
jimidriver New Member
I'm a 76 years old Cockney from East London.
I found this place by searching for somebody to tell me that I'm not dreaming!
There's a book "The Autobiography of Rudolf Höss" readily available quoted variously as being published in dates like 1960 or 1961.
However I clealrly remember reading "his" autobiography when I lived at a particular address which I left in 1949. It was called "Murder was my trade".
Since "he" was captured and hanged and the book was a clear account of his own recollections it MUST have been the same as the current autobiography under a different name.
I cannot find any link in the Web using this title.
Just to show that my memory is functioning OK..... I also bought an A4 size red book published by the "Daily Mail" called "Lest we Forget". It was all pictures about the troops arriving at Belsen. It cost me 7/6pence. A fortune in those days.
Sadly my life has been one of living out of a suitcase so I have nothing from the "old days"
Anyone help?
jimidriver, May 7, 2009
David Layne Active Member
Hi Bill, welcome.
I'm not quite sure what you are looking for but the book you mentioned is available here.
BookFinder.com: Search Results (Matching Books)
Rudolf Walther Hess was born in Germany in 1900. He joined the German Army at the age of seventeen and in the First World War won the Iron Cross for bravery.
After the war he joined the Rossbach Freikorps where he fought with Martin Bormann. In 1922 Hess joined the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP) but two years later he Bormann were both jailed for murdering a man in the French-occupied Ruhr.
Released in 1928, Hess joined the Schutzstaffel (SS) in 1934. Hess worked in the concentration camp in Dachau before being appointed as adjutant to the commander of Sachsenhausen in 1938. Two years later, in May 1940, he became commander of Auschwitz in occupied Poland.
In June, 1941, Heinrich Himmler ordered that Auschwitz be greatly increased in size and the following year it became an extermination camp. Bathhouses disguised as gas chambers were added. Hess introduced Zyklon-B gas, that enabled the Nazis to kill 2,000 people at a time.
Hess was promoted to Deputy Inspector General and took charge of the Schutzstaffel (SS) department that administered German concentration camps.
When Germany surrendered in April, 1945, Höss managed to avoid capture and worked on a farm. He was eventually captured and at his trial admitted that around 3,000,000 people were killed at Auschwitz. Rudolf Walther Hess was found guilty of war crimes and executed at Auschwitz on 15th April, 1947. His autobiography, Commandant of Auschwitz, was published in 1951.
David Layne, May 7, 2009
Kyt Άρης
first the easy bit. Daily Mail's Lest We Forget was published in 1945.
It is available to be read online:
Lest We Forget - Other, Research, and History
Now the tricky bit. The first edition of the Hoss/Hoess' autobiography came out in 1951 but was in Polish and was entitled Wspomnienia. It did not come out in English until 1959.
And "Murder was my trade" is probably "Death Is My Trade" which was a fictionalised "autobigraphy" of Hoess by Robert Merle (but not publshed until 1952 in French).
The only thing I can think of that was published in 1949 or before were some of the transcripts and reports of the Trial of the Major War Criminals, of which Hoess' testimony was crucial and widely reported and circulated
Kyt, May 7, 2009
Gage, May 7, 2009
Colonel Klink New Member
Welcome to the forum. Happy posting.
Colonel Klink, May 7, 2009
Antipodean Andy New Member
Welcome aboard, Bill. Looks like your memory's working fine. Hope you enjoy it here.
Antipodean Andy, May 7, 2009
John Active Member
Welcome to the forum, Bill, and I hope you enjoy the site.
:bathbaby:
John, May 7, 2009
spidge Active Member
My wife was born in Bow.
Hope we can help in your search.
spidge, May 7, 2009


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Q: symfony2 bundle extension is not loaded after renaming the bundle I have created a new bundle called PostalAddressBundle and i created a service inside it called ss_postal_address. Everything was working fine. But i decided to rename the bundle to AddressBundle instead of PostalAddressBundle, i renamed all namespace and all things related to it. Everything is working but not the service (ss_postal_address).
I cleared the cache, but nothing happens..
this is the content of services.xml file:
 <parameters>
        <parameter key="ss_address.entity.address.class">Skonsoft\AddressBundle\Entity\Address</parameter>
        <parameter key="ss_address.form.type.address.class">Skonsoft\AddressBundle\Form\Type\AddressType</parameter>
    </parameters>

    <services>
        <service id="ss_address.form.type.address" class="%ss_address.form.type.address.class%">
            <argument>%ss_address.entity.address.class%</argument>
            <tag name="form.type" alias="ss_postal_address" />
        </service>
    </services>

Have you any idea how to fix this ?
Thank you

A: Have you renamed your DI extension accordingly? For example a bundle named SkonsoftAddressBundle should have an extension named SkonsoftAddressExtension within the Skonsoft\AddressBundle\DependencyInjection namespace.

A: I solved this problem but just removing the cache by hand:
rm -Rf ./app/cache/*

symfony cache:clear  does not do the work in this case.


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The Canyon County Mosquito Abatement District was formed in the fall of 1997 as the result of a grassroots effort to help control the mosquito population around Lake Lowell (Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge). The original name of the District was "The Lake Lowell Mosquito Abatement District." Shortly after the District was formed, the governing body, with foresight, desire and a goal to someday expand mosquito abatement operations county-wide, changed the name to Canyon County Mosquito Abatement District (CCMAD).
During the first year of operation, the District had no funds and relied on donations and the hard work of volunteers. The first year proved to be very successful thanks to a work permit granted by the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service to perform mosquito abatement activity on Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge. As a result, mosquito populations were dramatically reduced and for the first time, district constituents could enjoy summertime outdoor activity and barbecues.
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In 2006, an epidemic of West Nile virus stuck Idaho which resulted in over 1000 reported human cases with 21 deaths. As a result of this emergency, in 2007 Canyon County Mosquito Abatement District expanded its area of operations from 24 square miles around Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge to over 80 square miles by annexing the cities of Nampa and Caldwell, Idaho into the District's area of operation. In 2008, after the emergency declaration of 2006 and 2007 and the results of an election with over 85% approval, the Board of County Commissioners of Canyon County signed a resolution for the remainder of Canyon County to become annexed into the Canyon County Mosquito Abatement District. Countywide mosquito abatement operations began in 2009.
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HomeScience & EnvironmentMachine 'could quadruple' heart and lung transplants
Machine 'could quadruple' heart and lung transplants
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Aaron Green (right) said his heart and lung transplant was "incredible"
The number of heart and lung transplants could quadruple thanks to a "reanimation" machine used in a pioneering operation, a hospital says.
The device, developed at Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge, managed to pump oxygenated blood into both organs in a world-first procedure.
The machine can revitalise deteriorating organs allowing "donation after circulatory death" (DCD).
Hospital surgeon Pedro Catarino said it was like "recharging the batteries".
"It is reanimation and then it replenishes the energy stores of the heart, what we call reconditioning, which allows it be transplanted," he said.
"We think it could at least double and perhaps quadruple the number of [heart and lungs] available for transplant."
He said it was desperately needed, adding: "Patients die on the waiting list every day."
Pedro Catarino (left) and Simon Messer are two of the medical team at Royal Papworth Hospital
Most organs come from people who are brain dead. Crucially, doctors are able to keep their hearts beating and healthy until they are removed.
Unusually, Aaron Green's came from a donor who was circulatory dead – in other words, their heart had stopped beating and their organs had begun to decay.
"With brain death we've got four hours to get the organ from the donor into the recipient. With this circulatory death we have no more than 30 minutes to get the organ on to the machine," said Dr Catarino.
Royal Papworth Hospital has been doing DCD heart transplants for five years, but last summer it performed a heart and lung transplant using the new machine.
The team at Royal Papworth Hospital has been keeping check on Aaron Green's new organs
Mr Green, 25, is still currently the only person in the world to have a heart and lungs from a donor whose heart had stopped.
He said: "The first thing I remember was I woke up, looked at my hand and went, 'Oh, it's not blue'.
"I couldn't believe how quickly the heart and lungs kicked in – it was straight away."
Mr Green left hospital two months after the operation and was back playing cricket and riding his bike.
He also has a new job and is planning his wedding in September to his fiancée Julie Payne.
Julie Payne
Aaron Green said the wedding planning with his fiancée Julie Payne was going "really well"
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