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Prime Minister Very Focused on Growth and Development Agenda
Written by: Andrea Braham
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Prime Minister the Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller (right), moves to embrace President, Jamaica Civil Service Association, Oneil Grant (left), as she hands him a copy of the Heads of Agreement for the 2012-2015 contract period between the Government of Jamaica and the Public Sector Unions/Associations, which was signed today (March 6), at the Office of the Prime Minister. Looking on is Finance and Planning Minister, Dr. the Hon. Peter Phillips.
Thousands Benefit from Social Inclusion Policy
Strengthening of Human Capital a Major Strategic Objective
Access to Quality Health Care Advanced in 2013
The Government secured an agreement with the International Monetary Fund to help stabilize the country's economy.
The Cabinet produced a budget for the 2013/2014 financial year that cut expenditure, and put the country in a better position to negotiate an IMF agreement.
The Government in March signed a three-year agreement with public servants to restrain wage increases for the 2012-2015 contract period.
Led by Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller, the Government made significant strides in taking the country forward in 2013, despite the many challenges it faced.
It was a year during which the Government secured an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help stabilize the country's economy; secured important foreign investments and bilateral economic agreements; passed several critical pieces of legislations; upgraded several health facilities across the island, thus improving the delivery of health care; provided employment through the Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme (JEEP); improved the housing stock in the country; empowered Jamaicans by handing out thousands of land titles; and expanded the Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education (PATH), to assist the poor and vulnerable, among other achievements.
CABINET RETREAT
At the beginning of 2013, the Prime Minister led her Cabinet in a three-day retreat from which they emerged with an even stronger resolve to pursue the imperative of economic growth. At a post Retreat Press Briefing on January 14, the Prime Minister informed the nation that the Cabinet focused on several major areas of critical importance to the country, including the IMF negotiations; advancing the growth and development agenda; pursuing public-private partnerships and job creation; and social protection for the most vulnerable.
CRAFTING A BUDGET
Following the retreat, the Cabinet then produced a budget for the 2013/2014 financial year that cut expenditure, and put the country in a better position to negotiate an Extended Fund Facility (EFF) with the IMF.
PROJECT MONITORING COMMITTEE
Cognisant of the tight fiscal space within which the government is operating, the Prime Minister announced the appointment of a special committee, headed by Minister of Transport, Works and Housing, Dr. the Hon. Omar Davies, to monitor all Government projects, to ensure that they meet their targets.
WAGE RESTRAINT
The Government in March signed a three-year agreement with public servants to restrain wage increases for the 2012-2015 contract period. Mrs. Simpson Miller praised the civil servants for their sacrifice and for putting the country first, noting that the restraint was critical to the country's Economic Reform Programme (ERP), and a necessary precondition to securing an agreement with the IMF.
In return, the public servants were granted a number of concessions, including an extension of the reduced interest rate for National Housing Trust (NHT) mortgagors to 2015; a 15 per cent reduction in peril insurance charges from September 2013 to March 2017; and access to contributions refund due from 2014-2017, instead of a credit to their mortgage account.
Office of the Prime Minister Year in Review Audio
http://jis.gov.jm/media/OPM-YIR-20140106.mp3
HISTORIC SOCIAL PARTNERSHIP
To further strengthen the base for fiscal prosperity, Mrs. Simpson Miller in July signed on behalf of the Government, a three-year Social Partnership with the private sector, trade unions and civil society groups. It was the first ever signing of a social partnership agreement in Jamaica.
Under the agreement, the groups reaffirm and recommit to the principles of social dialogue and partnership; and resolve to embark on a programme for Jamaica's stabilization, growth with equity and sustainable development through a social partnership, initially over the period 2013-2016. Priority areas of focus for the first three years include fiscal consolidation; adherence to the rule of law; ease of doing business; employment creation; and energy diversification and conservation.
The Prime Minister reiterated Government's commitment in providing access to affordable housing solutions for the most vulnerable. In response, the National Housing Trust (NHT), an agency under the OPM, in collaboration with Food for the Poor and the Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme (JEEP), rolled out First Step Homes.
Some 132 starter homes were provided under the project for low-income earners and NHT contributors, who earned up to $7,500 per week. Beneficiaries received a starter unit that can be easily converted into a two-bedroom home, with living and dining quarters and bathroom. The first set of 74 First Step homes was developed at Hampden in Trelawny.
A further 48 homes were made available under the Innercity Housing Project and 63 serviced lots were also provided in Nashville, St. Mary and in Westmoreland.
PERTH, LONGVILLE AND HELLSHIRE
The NHT also invested approximately $677.5 million in its first major housing development, in Manchester. Located at Perth on 592 acres, the Prime Minster officially handed over serviced lots to the first 25, of 245 beneficiaries in Phase 1 of the development, in March.
The agency also spearheaded a project at Longville Park in Clarendon, where Mrs. Simpson Miller handed out the first set of keys to beneficiaries of the Longville Park Phase III Housing Scheme. Approximately 882 families benefited from new housing solutions constructed at a cost of $4.8 billion.
In October, the agency invited customers to use the online system for the first time, to apply for benefits in the Hellshire Phase 4 housing development, where 184 housing solutions became available.
During the year NHT contributors benefited from an increase in the loan limit, which moved from $1.5 to $2.5 million for purchasing serviced lots.
The agency also contributed to the country's economic reform programme by agreeing to pump $11 billion per year over four years to support the IMF programme.
TOPS IN CUSTOMER SERVICE
The NHT also demonstrated good customer service, walking away on July 11, with the Prime Minister's Trophy for the Best Customer Service Entity (multiple locations). The competition's award for Best Customer Service Officer also went to the NHT, with Amy Thame, Customer Service Representative in the Trust's Call Centre, copping the award. Additionally, four staff members, Marjorie Douglas, Dennis Simpson, Ryan Campbell and Nickole Howden, were specially recognised for customer service excellence.
ACCELERATED LAND TITLING
The Prime Minister continued the push for an accelerated land titling programme in 2013, noting the Government's firm commitment to put thousands of land titles in the hands of Jamaicans. For 2013, some 5,000 titles were targeted to be handed out through the Ministry of Transport, Works and Housing.
Mrs. Simpson Miller was on hand to personally present some of those, starting with 50, to Jamaicans from across the island under a special debt forgiveness programme called the Jubilee '50 for 50' Housing Initiative. She also presented titles to 70 residents of Ebony Park Housing Scheme, in Toll Gate, Clarendon.
RECAPITALISATION OF JDF
As Minister of Defence, the Prime Minister led the charge for a safer Jamaica in 2013. Mrs. Simpson Miller has also ensured that the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) receives the necessary support to bolster its response capacity. In December, Cabinet approved a five-year recapitalisation project for the JDF, which will see it replacing obsolete and mainly unserviceable V150 armoured cars in its fleet. Under the project, the JDF will acquire 12 Thales Australia Bushmaster armoured personnel carriers (APCs) used in internal security deployments as well as pre and post disaster response.
The Prime Minister also broke ground for the Lathbury Barracks Development Project, which was commissioned at Up Park Camp to provide increased housing. The four-year $1.7 billion project involves building several multi-storey accommodations to house more than 1,400 soldiers; offices; stores and multi-purpose rooms.
FALMOUTH STATION COMPLETED
The JDF collaborated with another agency under the Prime Minister's portfolio, the Urban Development Corporation (UDC), to complete construction of the Falmouth Police Station in Trelawny at a cost of $272.8 million and funded through the PetroCaribe Fund. The Prime Minister opened the facility on March 6.
IMPROVED ATTRACTIONS UNDER UDC
The UDC continued its programme of improving attractions under its portfolio. The Dunn's River Experience was enhanced by the recent addition of two nature trail tours to the world famous Falls Climb. The tours became operational during
October 2013 and provide other options for those persons who may not wish to, or who are unable to climb the falls. The Corporation has also, in consultation with the Craft Traders, redesigned the flow through the Craft Market to facilitate a smoother, more enjoyable walk through of the Park.
UPGRADING OF OCHO RIOS FISHERMEN'S VILLAGE
The Corporation is moving ahead with plans for the upgrading of the Ocho Rios Fishermen's Village with the aim of transforming it into a premier facility for entertainment and dining. The Corporation shared concept plans for the project in a consultation session with the fisher folk and other stakeholders in November.
In an effort to strengthen the resilience of Hellshire's coastline to withstand stronger storm surges and hurricanes, some 20,000 square metres (2 hectares) of mangroves were restored in an area adjacent to the Fort Clarence beach. The activity is a collaborative effort between the UDC and the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA), through its Government of Jamaica, European Union and United Nation Environment Programme (GOJ/EU/UNEP) Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction Project (CCADRRP).
UDC INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
The UDC invited the business community to take up various investment opportunities available in St. Ann and downtown Kingston. Projects being offered on the market include the development of 8.9 acres of property on the Kingston waterfront, dubbed the Festival Market Place and Food Bazaar; as well as the Caymanas Estate, St. Catherine. One investor, New Era Homes 2000 Ltd., has taken up the invitation though its Caymanas Country Club Estate Housing Development, which was officially opened in October.
ROAD SAFETY A MUST
As Chair of the National Road Safety Council (NRSC), the Prime Minister sought international support for making the local traffic environment safer. Speaking to the UN General Assembly, she joined the call for road safety to be an integral part of the post-2015 Sustainable Development Goal framework. She also noted that Jamaica remains guided and inspired by the main Decade goal of reducing the projected level of road fatalities by 50 per cent by 2020.
As the nation observed World Day of Remembrance For Road Crash Victims in November, the Prime Minister renewed the call for every Jamaican to recommit to the national imperative of road safety and offered words of comfort to members of the public who have lost loved ones through crashes.
The Road Safety Campaign was boosted by the awarding of the prestigious Prince Michael International Road Safety Award. The award named for Prince Michael of Kent, who arrived in the island in April and helped put the issue of road safety in the limelight.
ROAD SAFETY ACT
The draft for the new Road Traffic legislation was completed by the Office of the Chief Parliamentary Counsel and has been forwarded to Cabinet for consideration.
To strengthen international cooperation, even as she pursued national development, the Prime Minister responded to invitations from Heads of Government and participated in meetings and summits. These also allowed her to explore opportunities for foreign direct investment, tourism growth, expanded trade and technical and cultural co-operation.
The Prime Minister participated in the 8th summit of the Petrocaribe Energy Agreement in Nicaragua, to secure the gains made in the Petrocaribe Initiative. She promoted Jamaica's rich investment climate at the Association of Caribbean States in Haiti, and at the 34th Caribbean Heads of Government Meeting in Trinidad and Tobago, where she also met with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
In May, the Prime Minister visited Ethiopia for the 50th anniversary of the African Union, held bilateral talks with leaders of four African Countries and the United States Secretary of State, John Kerry. As a result, Jamaica and Tanzania are exploring educational and sporting collaborations.
Jamaica also had significant returns from Mrs. Simpson Miller's mission to the Asian Continent. In August, the Prime Minister travelled to China where agreements were signed to fund the island's Major Infrastructure Development Programme, the building of two infant schools and a feasibility study on the Confucius Institute.
The island also received a US$16 million grant from the Chinese government, to carry out several projects. Mrs. Simpson-Miller also used the opportunity to woo Chinese investors to the island. She met with the heads of several top companies, including China Communications Construction Company (CCCC); Huawaei, and several others.
Similar investment opportunities were pitched to Japanese Investors when the Prime Minister went on a three-day working visit to that country in November. There she met with Marubeni, the 40 per cent owner of the Jamaica Public Service Company, and Nippon Light Metal, the company currently exploring pilot studies on the extraction of rare earths from extraction of red mud.
In November, the Prime Minister visited Brussels, Belgium where she met with President of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso on November 26 and addressed the opening plenary of the European Development Days forum. She also addressed the Women In Parliaments (WIP) Global Forum in the European Parliament on November 27, where she was seen as an inspiration by hundreds of women from around the world, some of whom had no representation in their own Parliaments. Jamaica was honoured for its role in the empowerment of women, in particular for closing the gender gap in terms of women, who work in public administration.
The Prime Minister paid respects, on behalf of the nation, by attending funeral services for two leaders who the country held in great esteem, former Venezuelan President, Hugo Chavez, in March; and Former South African President, Nelson Mandela, in December.
UN VISIT
Addressing the United Nations General Assembly in September, the Prime Minister urged the international community to unite in their efforts to end human trafficking, a issue of growing concern.
She participated in the unveiling of a monument to the victims of slavery at the UN, which she described as a great and fitting tribute to "our African ancestors" who paid for "our freedom with their lives".
Mrs. Simpson Miller also told world leaders at the Assembly to take a stand and act in a manner that will not just fulfill the 2000 Millennium Declaration, but will also provide a meaningful and far reaching development framework to benefit all nations, as the many millions around the world living in poverty and inequity, need a clear message of hope.
In pursuit of the goal of developing human capital, the Prime Minister announced that two workforce colleges were to be formed by the HEART Trust/NTA, complementing the two established in 2012.
Through her Foundation, 80 young people were awarded scholarships to pursue tertiary education.
An additional 60 were given access to vocational training and internship during a project launched in May in Majesty Gardens.
AWARDING EXCELLENCE
A total of 179 outstanding Jamaicans, who have contributed to nation building, were officially recognised at the National Honours and Awards ceremony on National Heroes Day, Monday, October 21, on the lawns of King's House.
45 GET PM YOUTH AWARDS
Forty five outstanding young persons were recognised on March 24 at the Prime Minister's Youth Awards for Excellence, an initiative which highlights the achievements of young Jamaicans between 15 and 24 years of age.
MEDALS OF APPRECIATION
The Prime Minister also presented Medals of Appreciation to 40 teachers from across the island, in recognition of their service to education. Taking note of the educators' involvement in their respective communities, she noted that the recipients of the Medal of Appreciation for Education bear testimony to the fact that education does not begin and end in the classroom.
A further 79 Jamaicans were presented Medal of Appreciation for Service to Jamaica in an event that formally closed the celebrations to commemorate Jamaica's 50th Anniversary of Independence.
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Juwan Howard smiles during his introduction as Michigan's new men's basketball coach, Thursday, May 30, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Mich. The former member of the Fab Five has a five-year contract that will pay him $2 million in his first year. The former Miami Heat assistant coach replaces John Beilein, who left to coach the Cleveland Cavaliers. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)
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Michigan's Howard becomes latest NBA player to coach college
By JOHN MARSHALL AP Basketball Writer
Michigan had a multitude of options to replace longtime coach John Beilein.
The Wolverines could have gone with a big-name hire, an up-and-coming young coach or a veteran assistant.
Instead, athletic director Warde Manuel raised at least a few eyebrows in Ann Arbor and beyond by turning to Juwan Howard to run one of the nation's top programs.
Howard played in the NBA and is a Michigan alum, but has no previous head coaching experience.
"I'm going to gamble with people who love this place the way he does," Manuel said at Howard's introductory news conference on Thursday.
Michigan's hiring of Howard follows a recent trend of colleges turning to former NBA players to run their programs.
Vanderbilt hired Jerry Stackhouse in April. Memphis made a surprise move by hiring Penny Hardaway two years ago. Patrick Ewing is entering his third season at his alma mater, Georgetown. Damon Stoudamire has spent three seasons at Pacific. Dan Majerle enters his seventh season at Grand Canyon.
The common thread besides being former NBA players: None had any college coaching experience.
"You've got to start somewhere, don't you?" Howard said.
Hiring an NBA player certainly has its upside.
The high-profile name brings attention to the program and excites boosters. The name recognition and NBA experience attracts recruits, nearly all of whom dream of playing at the next level.
They also have a lot to learn, from recruiting to NCAA rules to the differences from the NBA to the college game.
It doesn't always work out.
Chris Mullin went 59-73 in four seasons at St. John's before stepping down at his alma mater after last year. Avery Johnson led Alabama to the NCAA Tournament in 2018, but was fired earlier this year after the Crimson Tide sputtered and were knocked out in the first round of the NIT by Norfolk State.
Mike Dunleavy Sr., who coached four NBA teams before arriving at Tulane, was fired after going 4-27 his third season. Isiah Thomas had three losing seasons at Florida International and Clyde Drexler had spent two uneventful years at Houston, his alma mater.
Mark Price lasted nine games into his third season before being fired by Charlotte.
Sometimes, it is a success.
Tony Bennett, who played three NBA seasons, has turned Virginia into one of the nation's top programs and won a national championship in April. Bobby Hurley had a successful stint at Buffalo and it has continued at Arizona State, where he has led the Sun Devils to the NCAA Tournament in consecutive seasons for the first time since 1980-81.
Fred Hoiberg led Iowa State to four NCAA Tournament appearances before leaving his alma mater to coach the Chicago Bulls. He returned to the college ranks in March, when he was hired by Nebraska.
The rest have kind of been a mixed bag of results.
Danny Manning had two successful seasons at Tulsa, but has found it a bit tougher going in five seasons at Wake Forest.
Hardaway has barely gotten his feet under him on the court, but has made huge strides on the recruiting trail, signing one of the nation's top classes this year.
Ewing increased the Hoyas' win total from 15 to 19 games his second season, but dropped out of the NCAA Tournament conversation by fading down the stretch of 2018-19.
Majerle helped the Antelopes make a smooth transition in Division I, but has yet to take them to the NCAA Tournament despite four straight 20-win seasons.
Terry Porter is 28-69 in three seasons at Portland and Donyell Marshall is 31-61 in three seasons at Central Connecticut State.
Howard said all the right things at his introductory news conference, even shed tears of joy for being able to return to coach his alma mater.
Only time will tell if the latest NBA player to coach a college program will work out.

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WORDS Winners March in St. Patrick's Day Parade
ALBANY, NY – Albany County District Attorney David Soares marched in the 2015 Albany St. Patrick's Day Parade alongside the WORDS Anti-Bullying Program winning youth and their families. We packed a trolley full of smiling participants and hit the parade in style. Thanks to all who came out in the rain to spread the good "WORDS!"
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About WORDS:
WORDS is a new and dynamic county-wide campaign to combat bullying in our communities. The Office of the Albany County District Attorney is asking every student in the County of Albany to help eliminate bullying by participating in the WORDS campaign. Every student in our county has the power to eliminate bullying today by using positive and empowering WORDS towards one another. Positive WORDS can change the conversation, the culture of bullying, the culture of violence, and the culture of hate.
"The Office of the Albany County District Attorney is accustomed to holding our young offenders who harm others and harm our community accountable. We often highlight the legal outcomes through the media. Outside of the legal system, it is disturbing how often I see our youth portrayed in the most negative light. Through the WORDS campaign we hope to highlight the great and many wonderful things being done by our youth throughout Albany County," said DA David Soares.
The Albany County District Attorney's Office is calling on Albany County Students to not only join the WORDS campaign, but to put their WORDS into action by engaging in Random Acts of Kindness (RAOK). With parental approval, students are then asked to record these acts of kindness via Facebook, Vine, Instagram, YouTube, Tumblr, other social media, artwork, photo, or video, and submit them to our WORDS Page at www.albanycountyda.com.
A winner will be selected each week and will receive a WORDS SWAG BAG, which includes t-shirt, water bottle, headband, shoe strings, and many other cool prizes. The weekly winner and their submission will be highlighted on our website and social media accounts. In addition, each weekly winner will have an opportunity to win the Monthly Grand Prize.
At the end of every month, communities will be asked to put their WORDS into action by visiting our website and voting for their favorite WORDS Weekly Winners. The monthly WORDS Winner will receive an APPLE TECHNOLOGY SUITE including customized bEATS headphones.
The WORDS campaign is open to any student enrolled in and attending a school located in ALBANY COUNTY. School Administrators are encouraged to contact the Albany County District Attorney's Outreach Office at (518) 275-4735 for more information. We look forward to partnering with students throughout Albany County as we work together to end bullying. We look forward to seeing your acts of kindness change our community. Your WORDS matter.
Please visit albanycountyda.com and click on the WORDS logo for detailed participation rules.
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Eastland Bond Rally "It's time to move forward."
Students, Community Members, Admin., disabled students, student leaders, and PAC gather on courthouse square to commit to the 2017 Eastland ISD Bond proposal. The assembly symbolized the community unity in moving forward.
In Monday's Eastland County Court, Commissioners were informed by Commissioner Rutledge that county road crossing pipeline must be done with conduit piping.
The Eastland County Museum has recently received from the Dr. Luther Gohlke family the contents of his Medical Museum of Ranger. This is the first actual historical collection the Museum has received.
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RANGER – Sylvia Jane (Powell) Butler, 78, passed away Saturday April 1, 2017 in Stephenville, Texas.
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Ina Hunger (* 1965) ist eine deutsche Sportwissenschaftlerin und Hochschullehrerin.

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Hunger studierte an der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Sportwissenschaft, Germanistik, Pädagogik und Psychologie für das Lehramt an Gymnasien. 1993 legte sie die Prüfungen zum ersten Staatsexamen ab. Von 1994 bis 1996 hatte sie am Institut für Sportwissenschaften der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen im Arbeitsbereich Sport und Erziehung eine Stelle als wissenschaftliche Angestellte inne, im Zeitraum 1994 bis 1997 führte sie des Weiteren einen Lehrauftrag am Institut für Sportwissenschaften der Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen und 1996 einen Lehrauftrag am Institut für Sportdidaktik der Universität Hamburg aus. 1996 trat Hunger eine Stelle als wissenschaftliche Angestellte am Fachbereich Erziehungs- und Kulturwissenschaften der Universität Osnabrück an und war dort im Fachgebiet Sport und Sportwissenschaften, Fachrichtung Sportpädagogik und -didaktik beschäftigt. 1999 schloss sie in Osnabrück ihre Doktorarbeit (Titel: "Handlungsorientierungen im Alltag der Bewegungserziehung: eine qualitative Studie") ab und erlangte damit den akademischen Grad Doktorin der Philosophie.

In den Jahren 1999 und 2000 war sie wissenschaftliche Assistentin in der Abteilung Sportdidaktik am Institut für Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften des Sports der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster. An derselben Hochschule wurde ihr zusätzlich ein Lehrauftrag am Psychologischen Institut erteilt, den sie 2000 und 2001 wahrnahm. Im Jahr 2000 trat Hunger am Fachbereich Erziehungs- und Kulturwissenschaften der Universität Osnabrück eine Stelle als wissenschaftliche Assistentin (später wissenschaftliche Oberassistentin) an. Sie blieb bis 2009 an der niedersächsischen Hochschule tätig. In dieser Zeit, nämlich im Jahr 2004, schloss sie am Fachbereich Erziehungs- und Kulturwissenschaften ihre Habilitation ab. 2006 erlangte sie zudem die internationale Berechtigung für "Hochschuldidaktische Lehre". 2008 übernahm Hunger an der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen eine Professur für Sport und Pädagogik. Von 2013 bis 2017 gehörte sie als Vizepräsidentin für den Bereich Bildung dem Vorstand der Deutschen Vereinigung für Sportwissenschaft an.

Hungers wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit umfasst unter anderem die Bereiche Geschlechterforschung, Inklusion, qualitative Forschung in der Sportwissenschaft, Aspekte des Sportunterrichts, Zeiterleben im Sport, Bewegung im Kindesalter, unter anderem in der Grundschule sowie im Kindergarten.

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Q: kendogrid binding with an observable array I am trying with an example of binding a knockout observable array to kendogrid, but not successful.
Below is the code where I have created an observable array called- AllUsers, it is an array of User object.
define(['kendo'], function (kendo) {

    function user(userID) {
        return {
            userID: ko.observable(userID),
        };
    }

    var vm = {
        activate: activate,
        attached: attached,
        AddUser: AddUser,
        AllUsers: ko.observableArray([]),
        userID: ko.observable(),

    };

    return vm;

    function activate() {
        return true;
    }

    function attached() {

        $("#grid").kendoGrid({
            dataSource: vm.AllUsers,
            groupable: true,
            sortable: true,
            height: 250,
            pageable: true,
            pageSize: 5,
            columns: [{
                field: 'userID',
                title: 'User ID',
                width: 200
            },
            {
                command: 'destroy',
                title: ' ',
                width: 150
            }]
        });

        return true;
    }

    function AddUser() {

        vm.AllUsers.push(new user("testing"));

        return true;
    }
});

The html code for the same:

        <fieldset>

            User Id
            <input id="userid" style="margin-right:20px" class="k-textbox" data-bind="value: userID" required />
            <button type="button" id="addUserButton" data-bind="click: AddUser" style="margin-bottom:30px">Add user</button>
        </fieldset>

Can anyone let me know what is wrong with the binding?
On click of add user button, the user should be added to the observableArray and then should reflect in the grid. Both are not happening.
Thanks in advance.

A: The kendoGrid needs to deal with plain objects. So, you could bind against something like:
dataSource: ko.toJS(vm.AllUsers)

This would recursively unwrap any observables and return a plain object.
When you add a new item to your observable array, you would have to let the KendoGrid know that your data source has changed. For example, you could subscribe to any array changes on the observableArray and make updates to the grid like:
vm.AllUsers.subscribe(function(changes) {
   var grid = $("#grid").data("kendoGrid"),
       dataSource = grid && grid.dataSource;

    if (dataSource) {
        //loop through changes make any adds
        ko.utils.arrayForEach(changes, function(change) {
            if (change && change.status === "added") {
               dataSource.add(ko.toJS(change.value));
            }
        });
    }
}, vm, "arrayChange");

Sample: http://jsfiddle.net/rniemeyer/E8dMq/
You can also explore using the Knockout-Kendo bindings here: http://kendo-labs.github.io/knockout-kendo/, if you want more integration.

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Jared Keylon claims RAM Prairie CFR title
by Matt Naber | Oct 20, 2018
DUNCAN, Okla. – The last time Jared Keylon won the RAM Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo he went on to qualify for the 2012 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
On Saturday, the bareback rider gave his 2019 season an early boost by winning the RAM PCFR for the second time in his 12 years of PRCA competition.
"I came in with the attitude there are so many good guys riding in this circuit, and when you have competition like that all the time you know you have to be on your toes," Keylon said.
The Arkansas-native-turned-Kansas cowboy won two of the three rounds, giving him the average win by 11.5 points. Keylon's $4,580 payday came in part by winning the second round with an 84.5-point ride on Frontier Rodeo's Big League and the third round with an 85-point ride on Beutler & Son Rodeo's Satin Sheets.
"I couldn't have asked for three better horses," Keylon said. "The third one (Satin Sheets) I've had before. You couldn't ask for a more solid draw. You never know if you're going to win first, but you look at it like, 'That's my placing horse.'"
Before his win, Keylon ranked second in the Prairie Circuit with $17,517.
Since his last trip to the Wrangler NFR, Keylon's been climbing the world standings. He was 54th in 2017 and 36th in 2018 with $25,791.
Winning the RAM PCFR hadn't sunk in for Keylon on Oct. 20 since he'd been bouncing between Duncan, Okla., his home in Uniontown, Kan., and Waco, Texas, for the All American ProRodeo Finals. While at Waco, he won the first two rounds of Bracket 1 and the semifinals and took home $7,600, bringing his weekly winnings to just past $12,000.
"It means a lot to my heart because I have two kiddos at home, so to them dad's gone, but I can show this is what dad's doing to get some extra money," Keylon said, referring to his son Gunner, 7, and daughter Sadie, 2. "This time of the year is the best time (to win) because we're going to lay up for the winter for those of us that didn't make the NFR."
With two big wins early in the season and a qualification for the RAM National Circuit Finals Rodeo in place, Keylon's feeling optimistic.
"I feel like if you work hard and put your faith in the Lord it will work out the way it's supposed to," Keylon said. "You never know where you're going to end up, and if you do your job at home by working out and getting on the spur board, you'll be satisfied because you know you did the best you could."
With the holidays on the horizon and rodeo season heading into hibernation, Keylon's ready to head home.
"I've been gone so many weekends this year I'm ready to do something with my family," he said.
Considering the start he's had for the 2019 season, there's a good chance Keylon will make another run for the Wrangler NFR.
"My wife and I talked about it, but I kind of just leave it up to the Lord," Keylon said. "If it keeps going good, I might try to go back to the NFR."
Other winners of the $185,591 rodeo were all-around cowboy Steven Dent ($6,447, bareback riding and saddle bronc riding); steer wrestler Riley Duvall (13.8 seconds on three head); team ropers Dylan Gordon/Chase Boekhaus (16.2 seconds on three head); saddle bronc rider Hardy Braden (242 points on three head); tie-down roper Cody McCartney (27.4 seconds on three head); barrel racer Dona Kay Rule (46.35 seconds on three runs); steer roper Kelton McMillen (51.8 seconds on three head); and bull rider Brett Custer (246 points on three head).
For more coverage of the RAM Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo, check out the Nov. 2 edition of ProRodeo Sports News.


An Oral Statement to the 31st Session of the UN Human Rights Council from the Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) on the Universal Periodic Review Outcomes on Nepal. Due to time constraints in Council proceedings, the following Oral Statement could not be presented at the Council. The Statement is now being shared to inform the wider audience in Nepal and across the world about the ALRC's campaign on institutional transformation in Nepal.
1. The Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) wishes to draw the attention of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to the repeated violations taking place against minority religions and beliefs in Indonesia. In the last two years, congregations of Ahmadiyya, Christian, Gafatar, and even Muslim communities, have all been targeted.
1. The Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) wishes to draw the attention of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to the fact that torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment continues to recur widely in Indonesia. Although Indonesia is a state party to the International Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CAT), with the promulgation of Law No. 5 of 1998, torture remains routine, with only a few perpetrators being lightly punished.
The Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) is making its Written Submission to the 31st Regular Session of the UN Human Rights Council when the Council is about to celebrate its ten-year anniversary. Adequate attention should be paid to Bangladesh's policing system, which is guaranteed blanket immunity by the government, despite the most heinous crimes being committed by officers.


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Juan Felipe Valbuena, a 25-year-old lawyer, was part of the initial group that began in La Soledad.
The organization tries to emphasize peaceful ways to resolve conflict. He is on the streets, he said, because he thinks that "the implementation of the peace accord shouldn't be delayed and victims of the conflict should be the priority. We should never go back to war."
Government and FARC negotiators are back in Havana trying to salvage the peace deal, which critics worried was too lenient on the guerrillas. President Juan Manuel Santos has said he hopes a new agreement might be ready by year's end.
Martha Ceballos, who lives in Pasto, about 550 miles from the capital city, also joined the protest group and began marching. Her brother was killed 16 years ago by the paramilitaries. No one was punished for the crime.
"I think that other generations deserve a different fate. Mobilization is important because walking together for a unique goal is really moving," Ceballos said.
Thirsty for peace
Members of Peace on the Street and other similar groups have found their voices after the rejection of the peace accord. They chant, hold silent marches and — of course — engage people on social media. They select different themes for mobilizations including candlelight vigils or flowers to honor the victims. They camp in Bogotá, Ituango and other Colombian cities to draw attention to the movement.
María Paula Pardo, a 23-year-old law student, is part of a campaign called Agreement Now, a group of university students whose purpose is to "make peace a reality."
"We participate in mass mobilizations and work on specific proposals," she said. "We are trying to stop political polarization between those who voted yes and no, including some students."
"It is enlightening to reflect on how student apathy impacts society," Pardo said. "But democracy isn't just voting. It is having a voice."
Carlos Cardona, a political analyst in Colombia, called the campaigns impressive.
"They are searching for peaceful paths to end violence and war in Colombia. It has a tremendous value that younger generations are leading mobilizations for civil society participation," he said.
Even former guerrillas are noticing the change. Carlos Velandia, a former member of the National Liberation Army, or ELN, said the youth mobilizations offer hope.
"We are living in a very critical moment. The political elite doesn't know how to solve this situation. Young people are mobilizing to prevent an elite deal and asking for an inclusive agreement," he said.
Mobilization's future
The campaigns are capitalizing on particular strengths, such as their inclusiveness, their independence from political parties and the way they have harnessed social media.
Juliana Paucar lives in Medellín, where the mobilization started at Pablo Tobón Theater.
"They invited us to a civil assembly on Oct. 3," she said. "It started as a youth movement, but now it is a citizens' movement."
But where the movement goes now is a subject of debate. Valbuena, with Peace on the Street, said the groups need to change their tactics if they are to grow and remain effective. Another activist, Carolina Corcho, 33, thinks that mobilizations should evolve because they've reached their peak.
And human rights activist Alfonso Castillo, from Bogotá, said the groups face a new issue.
"I believe that street mobilization is a useful tool to react to uncertainty," he said, "but if this spontaneous movement doesn't transcend, it could be co-opted by political parties."
Sustaining any movement requires broadening the spectrum of people who participate in it, added Velandia, the former ELN member.
"Usually, if these agendas are not supported by sectors of society such as workers and citizens, these could be very weak," he said. "I believe that marches had momentum, but they will be declining."
Activist Andrea Rincón, 26, from Bogotá, echoed the idea. She thinks peace-building will come with inclusiveness, making sure that the movement incorporates youths, scholars, women, workers and artists.
"Young women are the most impacted by war. Young women's bodies are used as a war trophy. We are also struggling in poor neighborhoods. We, the youngest, are the ones sent to war due to mandatory military service," she said.
Young people have an important reason to participate in the marches, she added.
"We are also trying to demolish stereotypes about our inability to lead our lives and lead social transformations in Colombia."
Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo @vozdisidente
A group of young people, part of the mobilizations for peace, are shown camping on the streets of Ituango in Colombia. Hernan Carvajal
Young people write messages for peace building in Medellin, Colombia. Art and performances are used to spread hope during mobilizations. Hernan Carvajal
Colombian vice president arrives in DC to discuss Venezuela
Four members of the Venezuelan military defect toward the Colombian border
Amid spate of killings, Colombian bodyguards play 'Superman' to community leaders
By Jim Wyss
The Colombian government provides security, including bodyguards, to thousands of social leaders and community organizers. Even so, more than 150 were murdered last year, as gangs and guerrillas fight for control of drug routes and illegal mining operations.
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This entry was posted in General on October 24, 2005 by Sharon Sarmiento.
Many thanks for this… I waste more time trying to keep track of where what is, and this is great!
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These are excellent, Andy…thanks so much!
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They're great, despite my blog post.
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Thanks Andy for letting me have an early sneak peak at your "cheat sheets". I like the one page layout as opposed to the outlined, several page version that I made for TypePad. Great work, much appreciated, and always welcomed. You're the best Wibbels!
Do you have a hard time finding the different features within your blogging platform?
Thanks I love the visual…it has definitely saved me time. And I'm sure my blog readers will appreciate it too!
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I love the mindmap – thanks for your work – I am new to blogging and I had my assistant set it up for me, and i am wondering if he did it right regarding SEO purposes. If anyone knows and could give me advice on how to make my blog more search engine friendly I would really appreciate it. My blog is located on my link above. thanks in advance.
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Community groups, individuals and not-for profit organisations in the Glenelg Shire are invited to make their project become a reality, with applications for round one of council's 2018-2019 Community Grants Program opening later this month.
Grant applications will officially open from 9am on 25 June 2018 and will be open for a three week period, closing on at 5pm on 16 July 2018. The major grant categories include recreation, public halls, tourism, arts culture and heritage, community support and community plan support.
Casterton Croquet Club secretary Ellie Norris encouraged fellow community groups to submit an application, citing the community grants program as 'invaluable'.
"We've had an ongoing image problem here at the Croquet Club with many community members assuming we are part of the Bowling Club due to our close proximity to the bowling greens and the lack of off-street and welcome signage. It's been a real issue to try and attract new members when most people don't realise where we are located," she said.
"That has changed however, thanks to the Community Grants Program. When the previous community grants funding round opened earlier this year, the club seized the opportunity to submit application for new signage at our club facilities in Island Park.
"We were absolutely thrilled when we were notified that we had been successful and within a matter of weeks the colourful off street and welcoming signage had been installed.
Applications for round one of the 2018-2019 Community Grants Program can be completed and submitted online at https://glenelg.smartygrants.com.au/.
Information kits are can also be downloaded from the Community Grants section of council's website.
Potential applicants are reminded to refer to the Community Grants Guidelines (Round 1) 2018-2019 to assess their eligibility to apply. All organisations and groups are strongly encouraged to discuss their projects with the relevant council officer prior to submitting their application.


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Brigadier General Theodore L. Futch
By the time Brigadier General Theodore L. Futch retired from L.W.M.A. in 1967, he was a legend among the boys who had passed through his training. Yet many of them may have been unaware that he had a distinguished military career be for coming to L.W.M.A. in 1959.
A graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point in just over three years (6/15/14 - 8/29/17) and a veteran of two major world wars, his military career was marked by high achievement. His numerous military decorations included:
Legion of Merit; Bronze Star with three oak leaf clusters; Soldier's Metal; Army Commendation Ribbon with Metal Pendant; Mexican Border Service Metal; WWI Victory Medal with battle clasp; Army of Occupation of Germany Medal (WWI); American Defense Medal with Foreign Service star; American Theater Campaign Medal, European-African-Middle Eastern Theater Campaign Medal with one silver star (in lieu of five bronze stars); for participation in the Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace and Central Europe campaigns; WWII Victory Medal; Army of Occupation Medal with Germany clasp (WWII); National Defense Service Medal (for service during the Korean War); Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award.
Decorations given to him by foreign governments include:
France: Legion of Honor, degree of Chevalier
France: Croix do Guerre with Palm
Netherlands: Order of the Orange Nassau, degree of Knight Commander.
He was also an honorary member of the Association of Citadel Men (Citadel Alumni Association). This was the third award in the history of the Citadel. General Futch had been the Professor of Military Science and Tactics and Commandant of Cadets at the Citadel while he was on active duty in the Army in 1946 to June of 1950.
Between Oct 1921 and Sep 1925 he was an Instructor of Military Science and Tactics at Iowa State College in Ames, Iowa.
During 1935 and 1936, he was the Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn Alabama, now named Auburn University.
At different times he was a student, many times an instructor, and the Assistant Commandant of the "School of Fire" - Field Artillery School at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. He was considered the foremost instructor in field artillery and gunnery in the Army. He was also an instructor at the artillery schools at Camp Taylor, Ky. and Camp Knox, Ky. from 1920 - 1922. While at Fort Sill, he developed and perfected the "Futch Method", a system of firing, that was ultimately taught as part of the curriculum. General Futch was considered one of the nation's leading authorities on artillery tactics and strategies and had written a number of manuals on the subject which have been widely used by the army.
During WWII General Futch commanded all the artillery units of the 35th Infantry Division in Europe and was decorated (Legion of Merit) for his work before, during, and after the battle of St. Lo, France.
After WWII in Germany he attained his "Most Significant Duty Assignment" as "V Corps Artillery Commander".
General Futch retired in 1954 after forty years of service (including his West Point Cadet time) to his country in the United States Army.
As Commandant of Cadets at L.W.M.A. General Futch taught Military Science and Tactics. He was also an academic teacher and taught advanced mathematics courses at the academy. He set high standards that the boys worked hard to meet. Through his leadership he was able to have the school accepted into the National Defense Cadet Corps, N.D.C.C., program in 1962 and then the J.R.O.T.C. program in 1966. He is credited in large measure with the R.O.T.C. Honor Rating L.W.M.A. attained early on from the Department of the Army.
Mr. Robert C. Bell('64), President of The L.W.M.A. Alumni Association, and
Mrs. Ellen Turner, Gen. Futch's daughter, unveil the marker for the
Brig. Gen. T. L. Futch Parade Field.
Reviewing stand and Parade Field Marker - May 1992
Parade Field Marker - May 1992
General Futch retired from L.W.M.A. in 1967 to return to his home in Hendersonville, North Carolina. He died there in January of 1992 after a lingering illness. Because of the recommendations of his former students, the current L.W.M.A. parade field was named and dedicated in his honor on May 2, 1992.


About: Now available on DVD, the documentary film "Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide" is based on the best-selling book of the same name, written by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn. In the film, Mr. Kristof takes A-list celebrity advocates America Ferrera, Diane Lane, Eva Mendes, Meg Ryan, Gabrielle Union and Olivia Wilde to ten different countries to introduce viewers to women and girls who live under some of the most difficult circumstances available, yet are fighting bravely to change them.
Watch: Copies of the full-length DVD can be ordered via Amazon.com, or the film can be streamed online via iTunes (part 1 | part 2) or Netflix. If you will be holding an event for more than 10 people, you may request a free video toolkit from Fistula Foundation by sending an e-mail to: info@fistulafoundation.org. In your request, please include a one-sentence overview of the event you wish to hold, the number of people you expect to attend and a mailing address to where we can send your DVD toolkit.
Discuss: Fistula Foundation has created a fistula-related discussion guide for part 2 of this documentary. PBS Independent Lens has produced a free, downloadable discussion guide for the maternal mortality portion of the film, which covers a variety of issues facing mothers in the developing world.
About: "A Walk to Beautiful" is a masterful and moving documentary film about young women who, having been devastated by obstetric fistula, find health and dignity. It received the coveted and prestigious Distinguished Documentary Award from the International Documentary Association (IDA) and screened on PBS's NOVA in May 2008, in March 2009, and September 2011. It received an Emmy Award in 2009 for Outstanding Informational Programming – Long Form.
Discuss: A discussion guide was created for this film. View or print this 12 page guide to use at your event by downloading it here.
About: Lisa Shannon had what some would call a good life—her own business, a successful fiancé, a secure home. Then one day in 2005, shortly after her father's death, an episode of Oprah changed everything. The show about women in the Congo depicted atrocities too horrible to comprehend: millions dead, women gang-raped and tortured, children starving and dying in shocking numbers. That day Lisa woke up to her dissatisfaction with the "good" life and to her role as an activist and a sister.


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Previous / Toro Rosso F1 team admits it's not on top of Barcelona upgrade yet Next / Sauber F1 didn't expect Wehrlein race return until Spanish GP
How the British Grand Prix can get a new F1 deal earlier than expected
It feels like not a year goes by when the British Grand Prix's future hangs in the balance
Lawrence Barretto
Silverstone has a 17-year contract to host the race, which runs until 2026, and its owner the British Racing Drivers' Club does not want to lose it.
But the BRDC is considering exercising a break clause, which allows it to end the deal at the 10-race mark (after the 2019 race) without penalty, because of financial pressures.
The first race of the current contract in 2010 cost organisers £12million. An escalator built into the contract, as is common in F1 venue deals, means it will cost around £26m by the final year.
That is by no means the highest fee paid by a circuit - the Russian GP is believed to have paid £25m for its opening race in 2014 with that figure subsequently rising.
But while plenty of the races on the F1 calendar receive government funding, Silverstone does not and despite attracting close to 140,000 fans last year, it still struggles to make the event financially viable.
F1 boss Chase Carey, who met with BRDC chairman John Grant at the Spanish Grand Prix, said during the weekend that the new owners will "not be renegotiating the contract".
You could read that as saying Liberty is not interested in helping the British Grand Prix survive, putting the race under threat.
But the other reading is that Carey has chosen his words carefully.
It is understandable that he does not want to adjust the current arrangement, as that would open the door to other circuits wanting to do the same.
But that does not mean he would be unwilling to discuss a new deal should Silverstone be interested in one having activated the break clause in its current arrangement.
Autosport understands the Formula One Group wants a British Grand Prix on the calendar and is willing to discuss options to make that happen.
A race on the streets of London would be ideal but unlikely at least in the short term and Silverstone represents a very good option that can guarantee bumper crowds.
There are also options of having two races in Britain - at Silverstone and in London - or even the two alternating but this requires further discussion.
The BRDC's priority is to keep the race at Silverstone and it has been encouraged by discussions with F1's bosses and the impact it has made already.
The new owners rolled a series of new initiatives at the Spanish Grand Prix, revamping and standardising fan zones with simulators, pitstop challenges and competitions to ride in a two-seater F1 car.
Silverstone is waiting to hear whether it will be possible to roll that out at its event in July as well as whether a plan to hold a pre-race event in London on the Wednesday before this year's race will be possible to help drive ticket sales.
The BRDC has until just before this year's British Grand Prix to decide on whether or not to activate the break clause and it is believed that decision has not been made yet as they continue to explore all options.
Should it do so, that will not be the immediate end of the British Grand Prix. The race will continue in 2017, 18' and 19' and it will give Silverstone and F1 two-and-a-half years to discuss a new deal.
Toro Rosso F1 team admits it's not on top of Barcelona upgrade yet
Sauber F1 didn't expect Wehrlein race return until Spanish GP
F1 testing: Max Verstappen feels 'big difference' in 2018 Red Bull
Williams F1's Oliver Rowland to test Super Formula car at Suzuka
Why F1's under-fire rookie is already causing surprises


I have been working as a food photographer for nearly two decades and, during this time, I have worked extremely hard at perfecting this specialisation – developing and designing creative applications for styled and lifestyle food photography while continuously studying current international trends in food, props, lighting and styling.
I have executed food photography commissions for local and international brands, advertising agencies, popular restaurants and hotel groups as well as for six recipe books, including Clover and Slender Wonder.
I have worked alongside some of the best food stylists in the industry and have also personally styled many shoots – and I have an excellent understanding of clients' expectations, the culinary industry and the preparation of food, having worked with some top local and international chefs, including Benny Masekwameng, Martin Kobald and Coco Reinharz.
Food photography not only requires expertise with camera – lighting and styling techniques are equally important because, essentially, food photography is a still-life art form that requires a meticulous eye for detail and a willingness to dedicate time and patience to each and every image.
After receiving a brief from the client, I discuss the desired 'look and feel' that the client wishes the images to portray in some detail. The process then begins with the careful selection and purchase of the ingredients and props: perfect and visually appealing ingredients are used to portray quality and freshness and the props are mindfully chosen. Once the food has been prepared, it is artfully styled to translate into a two-dimensional photograph, the perceptions of taste, aroma and appeal that one would derive from an actual dish. The props and lighting are carefully considered to enhance and complement the food, without distracting from it. After capturing the images, the selected photographs are edited in Photoshop to enhance the natural colours and, if necessary, to remove any imperfections.


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Special Report: 2017 FCA US LLC U.S. Sales Archive
FCA US Reports August 2017 Sales
Jeep® Compass and Jeep Renegade record their best August sales ever
Jeep Grand Cherokee posts best August sales since 2000
Dodge Challenger records best August sales ever
Ram ProMaster and Ram ProMaster City vans each post their best August sales ever
A 23 percent year-over-year decline in fleet sales is in line with the FCA US strategy to reduce sales to the daily rental segment
Auburn Hills, Mich. September 1, 2017 - FCA US LLC today reported sales of 176,033 units, an 11 percent decrease compared with sales in August 2016 (196,805 units).
In August, retail sales of 140,379 units were down 7 percent compared with the same month in 2016 and represented 80 percent of total sales. In line with FCA's strategy to reduce sales to the daily rental segment, fleet sales of 35,654 units were down, as expected, 23 percent year over year. The largest planned volume reduction in August fleet sales came from the Jeep® brand, which reduced its fleet sales number by 66 percent year over year. Fleet sales represented 20 percent of total August sales.
Six FCA US vehicles recorded their best August sales ever, including the Dodge Challenger and Chrysler Pacifica. The Jeep Compass, Jeep Renegade, Ram ProMaster and Ram ProMaster City also posted their best ever August sales. The Jeep Grand Cherokee and Jeep Wrangler turned in double-digit percentage increases in August, compared with the same month a year ago. The Dodge Grand Caravan posted a 62 percent year-over-year sales increase for its best August sales since 2004.
Dodge Brand
The Dodge Challenger recorded its best ever August sales. Challenger sales were up 19 percent, its third record sales month this year. Dodge Charger sales increased 11 percent compared with the same month in 2016. The Charger had its best August sales since 2006. Sales of the Dodge Grand Caravan minivan were up 62 percent, its best August sales since 2004.
Jeep® Brand
The Jeep Compass and Jeep Renegade each recorded their best ever August sales. Sales of the Jeep Grand Cherokee – the most-awarded SUV ever – were up 28 percent for its best August sales since the year 2000. For the seventh-consecutive year, the Grand Cherokee last month won AutoPacific's Ideal Vehicle Award (IVA) for the mid-size SUV segment. The Jeep Wrangler posted a 10 percent year-over-year sales gain.
Ram Truck Brand
The Ram ProMaster and Ram ProMaster City each turned in their best August sales ever. ProMaster sales were up 45 percent year over year, while ProMaster City sales increased 14 percent. With the start of 2018 model-year production, the Ram 3500 Heavy Duty pickup truck will offer a segment-dominating 930 lb.-ft. of torque and the exclusive ability to tow 30,000 lbs. with a fifth-wheel hitch.
FIAT Brand
Sales of the Fiat 500L were up 8 percent in August, compared with the same month in 2016. The 500L expands the Cinquecento's appeal by offering 42 percent extra interior space with comfortable seating for five, engaging driving dynamics and a 160-horsepower 1.4-liter MultiAir Turbo engine, all wrapped in contemporary Italian design.
Chrysler Brand
Sales of the all-new Chrysler Pacifica – the most-awarded minivan of 2016 and 2017 – were up 2 percent in August for its best August since launch last year. The Pacifica bested the competition last month by winning AutoPacific's Ideal Vehicle Award for the minivan segment.
Alfa Romeo Brand
Alfa Romeo brand sales of 1,140 units were up significantly compared with the same month a year ago as the all-new Alfa Romeo Stelvio begins to arrive at U.S. dealerships.
Method of Determining FCA US LLC's Monthly Sales. FCA US's reported vehicle sales represent unit sales of vehicles to retail customers, deliveries of vehicles to fleet customers and to others such as FCA US's employees and retirees as well as vehicles used for marketing. Most of these reported sales reflect retail sales made by dealers out of their own inventory of vehicles previously purchased by them from FCA US. Reported vehicle units sales do not correspond to FCA US's reported revenues, which are based on FCA US's sale and delivery of vehicles, and typically recognized upon shipment to the dealer or end customer. As announced on July 26, 2016, FCA US has modified its methodology for monthly sales reporting as follows:
Sales to retail customers by dealers in the U.S. are derived from the New Vehicle Delivery Report ("NVDR") system and are determined as the sum of (A) all sales recorded by dealers during the month net of all unwound transactions recorded to the end of that month (whether the original sale was recorded in the current month or any prior month); plus (B) all sales of vehicles during that month attributable to past unwinds that had previously been reversed in determining monthly sales (in the current or prior months).
Fleet sales are recorded upon the shipment of the vehicle by FCA US to the customer or end user.
Other retail sales are recorded either (A) when the sale is recorded in the NVDR system (for sales by dealers in Puerto Rico and limited sales made through distributors that submit NVDRs in the same manner as for sales by U.S. dealers) or (B) upon receipt of a similar delivery notification (for vehicles for which NVDRs are not entered such as vehicles for FCA employees).
About FCA US LLC
FCA US LLC is a North American automaker based in Auburn Hills, Michigan. It designs, manufactures, and sells or distributes vehicles under the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, Ram, FIAT and Alfa Romeo brands, as well as the SRT performance designation. The Company also distributes Mopar and Alfa Romeo parts and accessories. FCA US is building upon the historic foundations of Chrysler Corp., established in 1925 by industry visionary Walter P. Chrysler and Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino (F.I.A.T.), founded in Italy in 1899 by pioneering entrepreneurs, including Giovanni Agnelli. FCA US is a member of the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. (FCA) family of companies. (NYSE: FCAU/ MTA: FCA).
FCA is an international automotive group listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "FCAU" and on the Mercato Telematico Azionario under the symbol "FCA."
Follow FCA US news and video on:
Company blog: blog.fcanorthamerica.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FiatChrysler.NorthAmerica/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/FiatChrysler_NA
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Special Report Contents
All-new 2017 Jeep Compass
2021 Jeep® Compass Limited Running Footage
2017 Jeep Renegade Running Footage
2018 Dodge Challenger GT Running Footage
August 2017 sales chart (pdf)


Automation has been used as a tool to make the lives of humans easier by replacing them or supporting them in performing certain tasks. It can be applied to processes of very different scopes. A human worker being replaced by a robot in a factory, autonomous vehicles overtaking the streets or a phone simply alerting the user to a low battery level. All these examples present different implementations of automation. The goals of automation range from reducing the time and money spent on performing a task to simply making a system more pleasant to use by improving the user experience. Some systems and processes offer more potential for automation than others. Theoretical work has been done to make it easier to identify and exploit automation potential in any kind of system. This work explores automation and the interaction with automated systems by implementing automated features in a system for electing and allocating seats in projects or courses at educational institutions. The presented ideas and implementations are based on the theory of automated systems and the interaction with such systems.


Next you will visit the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary and after we have time to assist a mass in Chapel of Apparitions. Where the three shepherd children reported seeing visions of the Virgin in 1917. Then, you'll be surprised at the new Church of the Most Holy Trinity. Consecrated on October 12, 2007, on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the apparitions of Fatima. This is now Portugal's biggest church and possibly the fourth largest Catholic church in the world.
Then you'll spend some time at the famous Factory of Fatima workshop. Where you can buy rosaries and other religious articles, and also we have free time for lunch.
Then you have time for a lunch. In Fatima si big options of restaurants, we'll recommend you a nice restaurant with good prices, that have fresh meat or fish dishes.
After the lunch we start our second part of the tour by walking around 1 mile in "Via Sacra". The Holy Way that is composed of 14 little chapels in memory of the Passion of Our Lord. We'll follow the path which the little shepherds took when going from Aljustrel to the Cova da Iria.
Before coming back to Lisbon we´ll visit homes of the little shepherds, Lucia dos Santos, Francisco and Jacinta Marto, in Aljustrel. Which have not undergone any notable transformation since the Apparitions. At the bottom of the garden of Lucia's home is the well. Where the "Angel of Peace", the "Angel of Portugal", appeared for the second time in 1916.


Fair Saturday draws those against new turbines.
Cars parked along the length of Rocky Ridge Road and a steady stream of people come in and out to hear from the various speakers at the wind fair Saturday. Matthew Preedom, photo.
About 150 Swantonians flocked to Rocky Ridge Road Saturday to hear from several people who have lived with and oppose wind energy projects throughout Vermont.
The presenters came to Swanton at the request of Christine Lang, the organizer of the event, who reached out to Annette Smith of Vermonters for a Clean Environment for help in raising awareness about what she believes are the potentially harmful effect Swanton Wind may have on its neighbors and the environment.
"We really wanted to get the word out," said Lang, who has made the rounds to town selectboards and the planning commission in an attempt to stave off development of a 20 megawatt wind project on the ridge overlooking her home.
Lang said that the event was intended to bring people together to hear from those who live near similar projects Georgia, and Lowell, Vt. Those speakers in Sheffield, said Saturday that they have been living with, and fighting against, wind turbine development for years.
The Wind Fair was sponsored and organized exclusively by opponents of the project. Swanton Wind was not invited to bring its own experts to speak to these subjects.
Iarrapino also noted that www.swantonwindvt. at com/permitting, there are links to a number of independent studies and factual information about the proposed project.
Of the 11 homes on Rocky Ridge Road, seven have for sale signs on their lawn. Only two of those are actively marketed however. Lang and her remaining neighbor's have "For Sale by Owner" signs on their lawn.
"If somebody offers me a good price, I'll take it," said Ed Ferguson, one of Lang's neighbors and an opponent of the project. "No, I don't have [the house] listed with a realtor. Who's going to buy it now anyway?
Several tables were set up under a large tent on the lawn of one of the homes on Rocky Ridge Road. At the tables sat people from various organizations and neighbor groups that have vociferously opposed the development of Wind Projects.
Beneath signs stating "GMP: Braking the Heart of Vermont" and "Sacrifice Water Parks Not Mountains!" sat Robbin Clark and Carol Irons of Lowell, Vt.
Irons was one of 12 arrested for trespass during protests at the Lowell Mountain site, but the prosecutor later dropped the charges.
Others spotted at the fair included former Republican gubernatorial candidates Randy Brock and Brian Dubie, Swanton Representative Marianna Gamache and Annette Smith, a controversial figure in the debate surrounding Vermont's energy policy.
"What we're seeing in Vermont with the rush to develop renewable energy is pure, unadulterated greed. These projects neither create or protect a healthy environment and they are forced into our communities over our objections," she said.
Smith said that she will not support any wind development outside the small, net metered projects that may be seen on farms and homes. But even those, she said, present many problems for neighbors.
"The technology is not good enough," Smith said.
"We are simply throwing people away, sacrificing them, as we figure out how to do this. The Public Service Board knows that it is not using the right standards to evaluate the safety of these projects, it ignores intra-sound which is the drumming that really disrupts people, and sets up bogus assumptions about noise levels inside homes.
"Our government and our legislatures are captured by the industry and are promoting projects that do nothing to protect our environment." intermittent Smith said that the nature of wind and solar generation, coupled with the human costs inflicted on neighbors, and the sale of the project's renewable energy credits (RECs) out of state, does harm to Vermonters without solving any of the problems the projects are supposed to solve.
According to Smith, intermittent the nature of wind generation means that utilities have to keep "an entirely redundant system" of gas and coal generators to turn on whenever the wind isn't blowing.
"The emphasis on carbon dioxide pollution is distracting from the larger pollution problems in our world," Smith said.
"Chemicals pollute the ground and our water.
Smith said she advocates an energy strategy that focuses on Vermont only and would use small solar and hydro generation to meet the state's needs.
Lewandowski said that these renewable facilities really miss the point and will do nothing to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
"In Vermont, home heating and transportation are the biggest polluters," he said. "Vermont's electricity is already very clean, coming mostly from hydro, nuclear, and the renewable projects already in place.
Brian Dubie lives on the eastern side of Rocky Ridge on Fairfield Pond where his family has lived for generations. He came to the Wind Fair to learn about how the project might affect his family, and what he can do about it.
"What we're hoping for is that Swanton Wind will decide not to move forward with this project," Annette Smith said.
"If Travis [Belisle] does this, these poor peoples' whole lives will be disrupted for years.


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Irish Scientists Search for New Species in the mid-Atlantic
A group of Irish scientists will today lead a mission to the mid-Atlantic in search of strange new species at the bottom of the ocean.
The VENTURE mission is led by Dr. Andy Wheeler from the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences at UCC and includes a host of scientists from that institution, along with colleagues from NUIGalway, the Marine Institute and the UK's National Oceanography Centre.
The scientists leave Galway this morning aboard the Marine Institute's research vessel, the RV Celtic Explorer. The mission is being filmed by the National Geographic Channel.
The mission will investigate life 3,000 metres below the surface of the sea and seek out hydrothermal vents using the ship's Remotely Operated Vehicle, the Holland 1.
The Holland 1 is named for the Irish scientist and inventor John Philip Holland who invented the first modern submarines. I've written extensively about Holland on this blog already.
Patrick Collins of NUI Galway says this mission will allow him to find some new marine species: "We hope to find a whole community of previously unknown species, increasing our understanding of deep sea biogeography. There is potential here to put Ireland on the global map as a serious player in deep sea science. This is all the more timely with the exploitation of deep sea and hydrothermal vents for precious metals and rare earth minerals now a reality."
You can find more information on the VENTURE mission here.
For a Q&A on the mission, see here.
The scientists will be maintaining a blog of their activities during the trip here.
Aaron Lim, a 4th year Earth Science student from UCC is also blogging from the mission here.
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This past year was choked with a number of the foremost epic K-drama love stories. From a soldier falling taken with a doctor, to an imaginary creature falling taken with a con-artist, there extremely were numerous distinctive and heart-fluttering love lines. These couples showed the US that love will conquer all which it may transcend time, status, and even house.
This drama is based on a military captain falls in love with the doctor during a war. a cast of this drama is Song Joong-ki as Captain and Song Hye-kyo as Doctor Kang Mo-yeon this two having a lead role in this drama. After this drama in real life, they fall in love with each other and married in Shilla hotel in Seoul on Oct 31, 2017.
Replay 1996 drama is based on a fangirl of boy band H.O.T in the early 90s, now she is 33 year old having good memories after school reunion. The cast of this drama is Jung Eun-ji as Sung Shi-won (Fangirl). This drama is about school life of a fangirl and his life. This is a mixture of Romance Film, Comedy-drama.
City hunter cast is Lee Min-ho as Lee Yoon-sung/Poochai, Park Min-young as Kim Na-na this couple is also known as Min-Min Couple. This drama is based on a revenge of son for father murder but he falls in love with Park min. this drama released by SBS network in 2011.
This is a Korean drama in which based on a school life of a girl. In this drama, there are lots of good songs to listen. Drama is released in January 2009 by KBS Network with 25 episode.
Healer is a one of the best k-drama, the plot, theme, story action hacking everything to good, specifically struggles against corruption and appearances of the characters with incident and glimpse of the past this drama will hold interest till the very end.
This is Korean drama is based on Romance Film and Comedy. This drama is a love story of two Atlantic also about school, student's life, Sports, fun and innocent love between them and Girl posing as a boy story this is the main story of cute love story cast of drama is Sulli as Goo Jae-hee, Choi Min-ho as Kang Tae-Joon.
In this drama, detective falls in the love with his childhood friend. Lee Seung performs as a detective how is investigate his mother's death. In investigation he found his childhood friend go ara and fall in love with her. A cast of this drama is Lee Seung-gi as Eun Dae-gu, Go Ara as Eo Soo-sun.
This drama is based on the life of a university student It's interesting and lovely show….it helps us understand the types of people surrounding us or will be surrounding us. Though I didn't quite get the ending part everything else was good.


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6 stock music libraries to make money – Create & sell digital products #32
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Martin Sparks
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Stock music libraries to make money? Is it possible to earn a good income quickly and efficiently by offering newly created music? In the previous article, we have explained what is stock music. Today we are going to take a look at the available libraries of stock music that allow composers to sell their tracks. We can distinguish several types of libraries and accordingly to this division we are going to present examples of platforms that are popular in the selected categories.
The best stock music libraries – table of contents:
Stock music libraries
APM Music
JinglePunks
Royalty-free libraries
PremiumBeat
Stock music available at this type of library is offered based on the license agreement. The most popular platforms that offer stock music are presented below.
It is an American stock music library that provides high-quality tracks. The clients that decide to download the music to use it for their production (or in another way) have to act upon the existing license agreement or agreement with APM. The agreement has to be paid accordingly to the current price list.
The composer who wishes to sell his music with APM Music has to submit an application that includes a maximum of three best tracks. Additionally, the composer has to provide his web address, social media profile links, and the information, where the music of the artist can be purchased.
Similarly to the previous platform, Jingle Punks stresses that using of the music records available in the library is regulated by the existing license agreement. The exclusivity agreement is for a year and with automatic renewal (unless stated otherwise) is offered to the composers. The platform splits the profits fifty-fifty with the authors.
How to become a composer on JinglePunks? The author has to fill up and send the form and provide links to his tracks. It is best when they are available on the private website of the composer, but links to platforms such as Bandcamp and Soundcloud are also accepted. Links to Dropbox, Google Drive, and Box are not verified.
AudioJungle is owned by Envato, the service was already mentioned in the text about the 6 best online marketplaces to sell templates. Thanks to individual licenses clients can access and use one, particular song. The price of the track depends on the number of downloads or views.
Currently, the AudioJungle service is closed for new composers, but the company encourages registering accounts – the representatives will contact, you when a new recruiting starts.
PremiumBeat, which belongs to Shutterstock company, provides high-quality tracks and sound effects. The library offers access to the rich library, where the user can find recordings produced in different styles and genres, all royalty-free. The licenses are honored worldwide and their validity is indefinite.
On the website of the platform, there is an application form for new composers. The company emphasizes that the music has to be 100% original, available exclusively, and free from the rights of third parties. The analysis of the form can take up to four weeks. If the application is accepted the employee of PremiumBeat contacts the candidate and fixes the terms of cooperation. Unfortunately, when the application is rejected there is no way to get any information about the reasons for the refusal.
Pond5 is another, an interesting online marketplace that offers stock music without license fees. There are two options to choose from: Credit Pack and Pond5 Subscriptions. The second option allows a more detailed selection, where one can decide between subscription of music, music and sound effects, film materials, or custom.
Artists that are willing to sell their music (and sound effects) via Pond5 Publishing will receive 35% of royalty shares. The service Pon5 Publishing is available and its terms and conditions can be found under the link. To get additional income one can use referral links. The client will receive a 20% of discount, while the composer will get 20% of the value of the first client's purchase.
Artlist is a service for individuals that search for high-quality tracks. The users can select between two types of licenses: Artist's Unlimited License and Artist's Personal License – their terms of use are available online under the link.
How to become an artist on Artist? The composer should be the owner of 100% of the rights of the offered music. Then he can apply for registration. The process of applying can be done via the website, where the form has to be filled up. Besides the basic contact details, one should send links to his portfolio and describe himself as an artist: the style, the music genre, or the stage name.
6 stock music libraries to make money – summary
There are many stock music platforms on the market. Before selecting one of them it is worth familiarizing yourself with the terms and regulations of all of them. The composer should compare the conditions that have to be fulfilled to join the service. Once all the expectations are met one can become a stock artist and sell the tracks on the stock music platform.
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