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Gwyn Hyman Rubio (born August 7, 1949) is an American author, best known for her novel Icy Sparks.

Early life
Gwyn Ellen Hyman Rubio was born in Macon, Georgia and raised in Cordele to parents Gwendolyn Holt Hyman and Mac Hyman, author of No Time for Sergeants. She graduated from Florida State University in 1971 with a degree in English. She then joined the Peace Corps, where she met her husband Angel and spent several years working as a teacher in Costa Rica. After returning to the U.S. and settling in Kentucky she became interested in writing, ultimately receiving a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Warren Wilson College in 1986. She currently resides in Versailles, Kentucky.

Career
She wrote for a decade before her first novel Icy Sparks was published in 1998. Drawing from Rubio's own childhood struggle with epilepsy, the book follows a girl in rural 1950s Kentucky as she develops the symptoms of Tourette syndrome. Icy Sparks received favorable reviews from critics, but sales were modest until it was selected for Oprah's Book Club in 2001. Her 2005 novel, The Woodsman's Daughter, takes place in 1800s Georgia and tells the story of Dalia Miller, the oldest daughter of a turpentine farmer whose past affects his entire family. Rubio also wrote a third novel which was never published. Rubio's latest novel, published in October 2014,  Love and Ordinary Creatures, follows a cockatoo named Caruso as he tries to win over the affections of his owner in 1990s North Carolina.

Publications

 Sharing Power
 Icy Sparks (1998)
 The Woodsman's Daughter (2005)
 Love and Ordinary Creatures (2014)

Awards and honors

 Cecil Hackney literary award (for "Little Saint")
 Kentucky Arts Council grant
 Kentucky Foundation for Women grant
 "The Next Wave of Great Literary Voices" in the Discover Great New Writers program (for Icy Sparks)
Book Sense Pick (for The Woodsman's Daughter)

References

External links

 Barnes & Noble biography

1949 births
Living people
American women novelists
Florida State University alumni
Novelists from Georgia (U.S. state)
Novelists from Kentucky
20th-century American novelists
20th-century American women writers
21st-century American women writers
 American expatriates in Costa Rica
Peace Corps volunteers
21st-century American novelists
Warren Wilson College alumni


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Henrique Luís de Niemeyer Bellegarde (Lisboa, 12 de outubro de 1802 — Rio de Janeiro, 21 de janeiro de 1839) foi um engenheiro militar, geógrafo e historiador luso-brasileiro.

Biografia

Chegado ao Brasil em tenra idade, Henrique Luís de Niemeyer Bellegarde se matriculou com tão somente quinze anos na Academia Real Militar do Rio de Janeiro. Em 1818 tinha já a patente de segundo tenente, sendo promovido a primeiro tenente dois anos depois. Em 1821 foi nomeado capitão-ajudante do governador de Moçambique. Em 1825 partiu para Portugal a fim de completar os seus estudos, onde obteve, em 1828, o diploma de engenheiro-geógrafo.

Graduou-se como bacharel em Letras pela Universidade de Paris. Em 1828 retornou ao Brasil, tendo recebido a patente de Major e sido agraciado com a mercê de Cavaleiro da Imperial Ordem da Rosa. Em 1839 integrou a comissão incumbida de traçar a carta topográfica da província do Rio de Janeiro. Projetou ainda o Farol de Cabo Frio, os canais de Ururar, Maricá e Cacimbas e as pontes de Campos e Itajuru.

Casou-se com Maria Luísa Adelaide de Vitória Soares, com quem teve dois filhos: Guilherme Cândido Bellegarde e Maria Henriqueta Niemeyer Bellegarde.

Naturais de Lisboa
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ALCEF PARK and ALCEF SCHOOL. They are both located in the town of Limbe, Cameroon -West Africa; the school is right inside the well-known, beautiful Botanic Garden with the mighty Atlantic ocean as its "neighbour", and the park is on the left of the main road that leads down into the town from the area known as Mile Four.
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Scores missing at sea as cyclone pummels Indian coast, killing at least 29
'One of the most challenging rescue operations' in decades
Frontline workers help people cross a flooded street after heavy rainfall caused by Cyclone Tauktae in Mumbai, India, May 17, 2021.
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By Sumit Khanna, Reuters News
AHMEDABAD, India - The Indian Navy mounted a massive air and sea rescue mission on Tuesday for 79 oil workers and crew whose barge sank in heavy seas following a powerful cyclone that tore up the west coast killing at least 29 people.
Around 182 of those on board the barge, which sank off the coast of Mumbai, were rescued from the huge waves, the navy said.
Cyclone Tauktae, the most powerful storm to batter the west coast in two decades, ripped out power pylons, trees and caused house collapses killing at least 29 people, authorities said.
It has piled pressure on Indian authorities as they grapple with a massive rise in coronavirus infections and deaths as well as a shortage of beds and oxygen in hospitals.
"This is one of the most challenging search and rescue operations I have seen in the last four decades," Murlidhar Sadashiv Pawar, Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, told Reuters partner ANI on Tuesday.
Navy spokesman Vivek Madhwal said waves reached 20 to 25 feet amid poor visibility. Three more barges were adrift near the Gujarat coast but rescue operations were underway.
The storm made landfall in Gujarat state late on Monday and was expected to weaken overnight into Wednesday, the Indian Meteorological Department said.
"... weather conditions are expected to return to normal by tomorrow (Wednesday)," Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said.
He said 160 state roads had been destroyed, 40,000 trees uprooted and several houses damaged by the cyclone.
BARGE SINKS
Navy spokesman Madhwal said five ships backed by surveillance aircraft were scouring the site of the sinking of the barge "P305" in the Bombay High oilfield, where the country's biggest offshore oil rigs are located.
On Monday, the crew sent an SOS that the ship had lost control as the cyclone roared past Mumbai. Naval ships were sent to the area and on Tuesday, as the barge started sinking, many of the crew were rescued from the sea.
The oilfields are around 70 km (45 miles) southwest of Mumbai. The barges are deployed by Afcons Infrastructure Limited, a construction and engineering company based in Mumbai, and were engaged in contract work awarded by Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC), India's top exploration company.
"P305 had a full complement of safety equipment including life jackets and life rafts for all persons on board. We believe all personnel safely evacuated before the vessel sank," Afcons said in a statement late on Tuesday.
The storm caused damage to several of the vessels deployed, the company said, adding that every effort was being made to rescue the missing personnel.
ONGC said in a statement it was extending help to the navy and coastguard in the rescue effort.
More than 200,000 people were evacuated from their homes in Gujarat before the arrival of Tauktae, which packed gusts of up to 210 kph (130 mph).
No damage was reported at refineries in Gujarat or at sea ports located in the storm's path. Operations at India's largest private port, Mundra, have resumed, a port official said.
(Additional reporting by Aishwarya Nair and Sudarshan Varadhan; Writing by Sanjeev Miglani and Nupur Anand; Editing by Himani Sarkar, Alex Richardson, Nick Macfie and Gareth Jones) ((sanjeev.miglani@thomsonreuters.com; +91 11 49548038; Reuters Messaging: sanjeev.miglani@thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
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La marsopa común (Phocoena phocoena) es una especie de cetáceo odontoceto de la familia Phocoenidae, una de las seis especies de marsopa. Permanece cerca de las zonas costeras o estuarios fluviales.

Descripción
La marsopa común mide entre 1,4 m y 1,9 m. Las hembras, con un peso máximo de unos 76 kg, llegan a ser más grandes que los machos, que pesan alrededor de 60 kg.

Su aleta dorsal es pequeña, triangular o con el borde posterior ligeramente cóncavo. Como el resto de las marsopas, tiene el hocico romo. Respecto a su coloración, la zona dorsal es de un gris oscuro, la parte inferior es mucho más clara, aunque puede ser gris con franjas blancas a lo largo de la garganta.

Población y distribución
Está muy extendida en las aguas costeras más frías del Hemisferio Norte, principalmente en zonas con una temperatura media de alrededor de 15 °C.

En el Atlántico, están presentes desde la costa de África occidental al litoral oriental de los Estados Unidos, incluyendo las costas de España, Francia, el Reino Unido, Irlanda, Noruega, Islandia, Groenlandia y Terranova. Es la única marsopa frecuente en las costas europeas. Su población ha disminuido en el Mar Negro y el Báltico.

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 https://web.archive.org/web/20170917003644/http://leviathanchile.org/
 https://web.archive.org/web/20080908021527/http://www.ccc-chile.org/
 http://www.wdcs.org
 Phocoena phocoena (como Phocaena phocaena) en "Fauna ibérica; mamíferos". Ángel Cabrera Latorre. 1914. Facsímil electrónico.

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Brühl, Ferdinand.
Generalmajor der Artillerie. Kommandeur von Stettin.
09-11-1896, Eltville, Rhine Region.
09-04-1968, age 71, Aschaffenburg.
Aschaffenburg, Waldfriedhof. Feld C 17-Grab 011.
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Brühl, Ferdinand, born on 09-11-1896 in Eltville, Rhine Region, in a nobel family , only seven months after Adolf Hitler (did you know) (see Hitler Paula) (see William Hitler). He entered the Army as a Fahnenjunker, with the 44th Triersche Field Artillery Regiment, on 17-04-1914, age 17, three months before the outbreak of World War I. Transferred to the Regiment Staff of the 44th to 07-02-1915, as a Leutnant. Brühl participated in World War I on the Western Front as Battery Officer in the 1st Battery of the 44th to 28-01-1916 and Battery Officer in the 5th Battery of the 44th Regiment. Ordinance Officer with the Regiment's Staff of the 44th Regiment to 27-02-191. Adjutant in the Staff of Artillery Commander 214 until 21-11-1917. Taken ill in hospital and transferred to the Replacement Battalion of the 7th Foot Artillery Battalion to 07-12-1917. He ends the war in the General Command of the VIII Army Corps under command of General Karl Georg Albrecht Ernst von Hake , as 1st Ordinance Officer and was separated from the Army on 30-08-1919. He was accepted again in the fast growing Reichswehr on 01-10-1934 as a Hauptmann and came to the Artillery Regiment in Münster. With the beginning of WWII he is the commander of the III Battalion of the 26th Artillery Regiment to 01-11-1940. Commander of the 198th of the III Battalion of the 107th Artillery Regiment until 20-06-1941. He then was engaged in the invasion of the Soviet Union from 22-06-1941, with the 198th Artillery Regiment, under General der Infanterie, Martin Gareis
. Then deployed to Yugoslavia in August 1943. He lands in the Führer Reserve OKH to 13-08-1944. Delegated with the leadership of the Grenadier Instruction Division to 17-08-1944. Assigned to commander of the 563rd Volksgrenadier Division in Kurland, from 09-11-1944 to 25-03-1945. The division was caught in the Kurland Pocket, and fought there until the end of the war. As commander of Fortress Stettin, he landed in British captivity on 02-06-1945 and transferred to the Island Farm Special Camp 11
and released on 19-06-1948.
Death and burial ground of Brühl, Ferdinand.
Ferdinand Brühl lived until his death at the age of 71, on 09-04-1968, in Aschaffenburg. Ferdinand Brühl is buried on the Waldfriedhof of Aschaffenburg with his wife Annemarie Brühl, born Merrem, who died at the very old age of 101, on 18-06-1997.
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Hello once again, and I'm apologizing for capitalising those few letters in the totle.
My name is Drazen, but maybe I should skip the introduction for now since I've already done it once or twice.
My nickname was (and still is DRAZENN99) but somehow my brain frozed, and I couldn't get my forgotten password no matter what I tried so I registered a new account bit this time DRAZENN01.
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I am a couple of days late with this one: Ceres entered Leo on September 24th. The nurturing stakes have increased, as a special purpose or creative/romantic goal is nourished.
This transit is about encouraging pride and play, either in yourself, or in someone (a child?) who is being nurtured. Sustenance is drawn from the response of the "audience." Nurturing joy and self-confidence are themes, achieved via an increase in personal power. A hug is no longer enough - there must be applause and admiration for the talent, beauty or self-expression.
Keeping in mind Ceres' connection to the cycles of nurturing and loss, challenging manifestations may include loss of confidence and lack of attention, perhaps through the "death" of your moment in the spotlight. If your creative or romantic situation has dried up, Ceres may be telling you that this particular cycle is over. Nothing lasts forever.
Too, if someone else becomes the sole vehicle for your self-esteem, this can be a manifestation of distorted Ceres (for example, the domineering stage mother). There's a fine line between making someone your pride and joy versus making them your sole purpose. If everything you are is dependent on the accomplishments of your partner or child, you're missing the point of Leo. Ultimately, you want to be recognized for what you can contribute. Or, you want to nurture this concept in someone else (what they can contribute) without losing your sense of self.
Ceres will have an extended stay in this sign, as she stations Rx on December 16th, 2017, and goes direct on March 19th, 2018.
Ceres enters Virgo on June 18th, 2018.


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5-Minute Film Festival: Learning and the Brain
As new findings in neuroscience imply applications in the classroom and beyond, it's important for educators to have a basic understanding of how our brains work. VideoAmy has gathered a collection of videos about the brain to get you thinking.
By Amy Erin Borovoy
Is there anything as mysterious and intriguing as the human brain? It's at the center of everything we do and everything we've created, and yet we're just beginning to understand how it works. Brain Awareness Week is coming on March 10th - 16th -- a campaign to promote the value of brain research -- so I've gathered some fascinating videos to help us explore how we're wired. I'm no scientist, but I do know that as the field of neuroscience advances and new discoveries are made, the implications for teaching and learning get more compelling. So enjoy this little primer on brains and get your thinking caps on!
Video Playlist: A Celebration of the Brain
Watch the first video below, or watch the whole playlist on YouTube.
What If We Could Look Inside Human Brains? -- Moran Cerf (03:56)
TED-Ed just keeps putting out amazing animated lessons. In this one, neuroscience professor Moran Cerf shares insights about the human brain gleaned from epilepsy patients undergoing surgery. Explore the full lesson.
The Story of the Brain -- Dara O Briain's Science Club (03:16)
This delightfully animated short is excerpted from a series by BBC Two that aims to explain complex science concepts in an engaging way. I'd watch it for Dara's Irish accent alone, but it's also a wonderful history of human exploration of the brain.
Born to Learn (04:56)
Here's a tour of how your brain changes from infancy to adulthood, making the case for play as the most critical element for learning in childhood and risk-taking as the most essential one for adolescence.
Ode to the Brain! (03:42)
I've long been a fan of Symphony of Science remixes, so I couldn't resist including this piece, which makes Carl Sagan, Jill Bolte Taylor, and Oliver Sacks sing. Want more autotuned mashups? Check out my Five-Minute Film Festival inspired by creator John D. Boswell.
How Youth Learn -- Ned's Gr8 8 (06:13)
While this animated piece strays to the dorky side here and there, it packs in some really useful information about eight conditions that help the teenage brain learn better. Produced by youth voice org What Kids Can Do, which offers more resources on their spinoff site, How Youth Learn.
What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains (03:54)
Epipheo is a maker of excellent explainer videos of all kinds. With the help of author Nicholas Carr, Epipheo bravely delves into a question all of us are wondering about -- exactly what is the Internet doing to our brains?
Seven "Facts" About The Brain That Are Not True (01:51)
Finally, let's get rid of some popular misconceptions. Do we really only use 10% of our brains? Buzzfeed debunks seven popular brain myths in less than two minutes, and to a swingin' tune, no less!
More Resources on Brain-Based Learning
If you're intrigued by the potential learning applications of neuroscience, but find it hard to trust what's valid and what's marketing hooey -- you're not alone. Start with Edutopia's brain-based learning resource roundup, and then poke around in this short list of interesting places to find out more about neuroscience. And if your brain is overflowing after all that and you just need a laugh, check out this secret bonus clip of John Cleese explaining how the brain works.
Learning and the Brain Conference
Brain Facts, a primer on the brain and nervous system, from the Society for Neuroscience
Neuroscience for Educators and Researchers page, from the Dana Foundation
Neuroscience and the Classroom: Making Connections course, from Annenberg Learner
Brain-Based Teaching articles by educator Eric Jensen
"How to Teach Students About the Brain," by Judy Willis, from ASCD
"How Your Brain Works," by Craig Freudenrich, Ph.D. and Robynne Boyd, from How Stuff Works


Supercar coupes are attractive options to car collectors, automotive enthusiasts, and thrill seekers alike, but which supercar coupe is better? Let's find out as we take the new Huracan EVO from Lamborghini and put it up against the Audi R8 in our Lamborghini Huracan EVO vs Audi R8 comparison. You will quickly find that the true Italian performance and engineering of the Huracan EVO beats out the best that the conservative Audi R8 has to offer.
If you would like to learn more about the Lamborghini Huracan EVO or if you would like to order one for yourself in the Austin area, then feel free to reach out to Lamborghini Austin or check out our new Lamborghini inventory by clicking the link that we have below. Otherwise, keep reading to learn how the Huracan EVO puts the Audi R8 in its place.
How does the Huracan EVO compare to the Audi R8?
Both the Audi R8 and the Huracan EVO are hardtop coupes with convertible options. Both put the engine in the middle where it belongs, and both offer some bespoke options, but the Huracan EVO takes performance to the next level.
For starters, we can look at the 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) time to see some real differences. The Huracan EVO manages this feat in just 2.9 seconds in a category where hundredths of a second make a huge difference. The Audi R8 is not off the pace by hundredths of a second though. It's off by three tenths. That's huge, and that's using best case scenario numbers with its highest-performance engine.
The standard engine on the Huracan EVO produces 640 horsepower, and the standard V10 engine on the R8 produces just 540 horsepower and gives you a sluggish 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) time of 3.6 seconds. That's another big difference. Even if you upgrade to the "V10 Plus" on the R8, that still only gets you to 610 horsepower and it also still leaves you three-tenths of a second off the pace from the Huracan EVO.
When it comes to driving tech, the Huracan EVO once again shows off what it brings to the track. Not only is the Huracan EVO built from the ground up with all-wheel drive in mind, but it also has all-wheel steering. The rear wheels will actually turn in response to your steering input. At high-speed, those rear wheels will turn with your front wheels for greater stability, and at low-speed, they will turn counter to your front wheels for greater maneuverability. Request more Huracan EVO info or learn how to order yours today with the link below.


Training with Reading FC and Windsor Castle was the itinerary for day one of Pats London tour, Both the girls and boys teams trained at the official Reading FC academy ahead of their matches against Ascot United the following day. In the afternoon there was a trip to the stunning grounds of Winder Castle, a residency of the British royal family.
On day two in London the teams were treated with a guided and educated stadium tour of Stamford Bridge, home of Premier League champions of 2014/15, Chelsea FC. Following the tour the teams played their first international games. Big thanks to Ascot United and Phoenix Football Academy for their kind hospitality.
Another memorable day for Pats in London as they embarked to the city center for a bus and boat sightseeing tour. and a training session provided by academy coaches of Chelsea FC. A fantastic insight to the practices and curriculum that the top elite youth players in England receive.
The team enjoyed a traditional English brunch to celebrate Thanksgiving before heading out to the 'Theatre of Dreams', Old Trafford, home of Manchester United.
In their second game both teams played against Sutton United FC at the fantastic facilities of Borough Sports in London. After great matches parents and players from both teams got together for an evening buffet meal.
A Saturday full of soccer for Pats; The first stop was a mini tournament with Met Police FC and Richmond Park at Bisham Abbey, the old training facilities for the England national team. Quickly followed was the second live game of the tour to watch Reading FC vs Bristol City. After the final whistle, the team received behind the scenes access to the Madjeski Stadium.
The final full day for Pats in London finished off on a high note. The fist stop was Stonehenge, a famous landmark in England dating back 5000 years ago. Everyone toured the area to learn about the history of the world heritage site. Continuing the journey further South, it was the final live game at St Mary's stadium to watch Southhampton vs Everton in the Premier League.


One of the herbs traditionally used in Kinnick kinnick, and other traditional smoking mixtures. For many centuries Red Willow bark has been used in Native American ceremonies and as a medicinal herb. It has analgesic properties, and is used for headaches, joint pains and hay fever. 1 ounce bag of chopped inner bark.


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Stockton Campus staff gathered May 22 for the Years of Service luncheon to recognize staff members who were celebrating years of service from five to 45 years. Visit the Years of Service webpage for a complete list of honorees and photos of those celebrating 30 or more years of service.
The recipients of the 2018 Cavanaugh Distinguished Service Award for the Stockton Campus also were announced. In addition, Stockton Campus staff recipients of the inaugural Team Award and the Champions of Diversity Awards were presented. A complete list of all Team Award recipients and Champions of Diversity for the 2018-19 academic year will be published after all the awards have been presented.
The Cavanaugh award recognizes individuals who demonstrate leadership, innovation, service to the university and a commitment to excellence. Nominations come from the university community and winners are selected by the award selection committee, which includes past award recipients and divisional representatives. On the Stockton Campus, the award is given to one non-exempt and one exempt employee each year. Recipients receive a plaque, a $500 prize and an A parking permit. The award was established and endowed by former vice president for business and finance Patrick Cavanaugh and his wife Janita. The Cavanaugh Distinguished Service Award is also given to a staff member on each of the Sacramento and San Francisco campuses during their scheduled employee recognition events.
The award recipient for non-exempt employees for 2018 is Kimberly Lynn, treasury analyst in Business and Finance and 2017-18 chair of the Staff Advisory Council. Lynn has balanced her responsibilities in Treasury and Investment while contributing to staff advocacy and proudly supporting Pacific Athletics. After serving as a SAC chair-elect the previous year, she assumed the position of chair of the SAC, where she has worked diligently with her team to increase participation in SAC and staff engagement on campus in general. In addition to SAC, she has been an active member of the Institutional Priorities Committee and the President's Advisory Committee. She also supports Pacific Athletics, rooting for the Tigers at home and away.
The award recipient for exempt employees for 2018 is Matt Camino, director of e-commerce in Business and Finance. Camino has taken the lead on almost every technology option implemented over the past seven years that improves and enhances services for Pacific students. His unwavering curiosity coupled with his drive for providing service that exceeds expectations have made him the go-to person for technological innovation. The ideas and services that Camino and his team have implemented have brought significant recognition to Pacific as a leader in technology services. He is a highly sought-after speaker and has been a resource for our payment gateway vendor. He has presented at the PacWest Student Financial Services conference for three years running. Camino was interviewed by Tapingo, the mobile ordering application that Pacific students can use to order food on and off campus, and the University Business Magazine regarding Tapingo and its adoption at Pacific. His efforts have brought recognition to Pacific in the industry as well as bringing services to Pacific that are important to current and prospective students.
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What attracts the world to Yoga and Ayurveda
6 Jun, 2018, 1:43 pm
Yoga and Ayurveda are not just the cornerstones of the global well-being revolution but also seen as credible and cool, explains India Inc. Yoga expert. The Indian High Commission in London, on behalf of India's Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (AYUSH), signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Dr Michael Dixon of the College of Medicine in April to create AYUSH centres around the UK. The Indian government set up the Ministry of AYUSH to promote professional standards, public safety and the proper development of these natural systems of medicine from India. This landmark MoU will introduce AYUSH Centres of Excellence (ACE) to the UK for the first time. This initiative will cross-pollinate clinical excellence and evidence-backed research, which will highlight the diagnostic prowess of this ancient Indian medical system which was once the cornerstone and inspiration of ancient Greece. Modern Western medicine can find many of its roots in Ayurvedic philosophy, specifically from scriptures such as the 'Upanishads' dating back to the mid-300s BC. Somewhere along the line, however, western medicine has become increasingly reductionist, enabling them to hone in on disease studying and analysing it at the micro level. This certainly has its value, because it has given doctors the ability to answer questions like, the cause of a heart attack. Doctors know the pathophysiology and reasoning at the cellular level, however at a broader and more social level, they don't have the answers as to why
To answer these questions, doctors need to take a broader and more holistic view of the patient and his or her environment, also note their individuality and understand the way in which they operate on a physical, emotional and deeper conscious level. Ayurveda considers such nuances through its pulse diagnosis and the categorising of patients, energy and environment. This new UK-India association has great potential for cultural, social and economic exchange. At the heart of every ACE is patient wellbeing and a patient-centric approach to disease management. So why are these ancient Indian practices resonating globally and transcending social, economic, geographical and even religious boundaries Let's start with the obvious. Celebrities are doing it, not just endorsing it. Looking healthy, youthful and maintaining your charisma is a full-time job. In 2003, then 45-year-old pop sensation Madonna sang about doing yoga and Pilates in her hit song video 'American Life'. It was as though Yoga and Ayurveda had arrived in the West on a G6 touching down on a Santa Monica airport red carpet and the so-called "new age" suddenly went mainstream. These days it is hard to find a copy of a lifestyle magazine where a celeb isn't photographed with a yoga mat under his/her arm. I'm not saying that Madonna was the first, let's not forget Sting and his openness about his passion for Ashtanga Yoga and his insights into the 'Karma Sutra' in the late 1980s. He was a little ahead of his time and let's face it, we were only just realising that smoking was actually bad for you, suffice to say, we still had a lot to learn.
New Age philosophy
In the 1990s, Ayurveda and Yoga were referred to as "New Age" - compartmentalising them with the rest of the occult. They were not appreciated as sciences and disciplines that were comprehensive, tried and tested. But the failings of Western approaches to health and the need for the Western world to look and feel good, broke the barriers of acceptance and the West embraced these sciences based on what they saw and felt with their own eyes, not randomised controls and evidence-based studies which are inherently flawed due to the level of control imposed on them. The last time I checked, I was physiologically a different person to my sibling, cousins and friends, meaning what works for me doesn't necessarily work for others and vice versa. Diagnosis needs to be less about putting people into compartments or disease check boxes and more about discovering a multi-faceted understanding of how individuals function. Or, better still, train doctors in the principles of Ayurvedic diagnosis. Hollywood has been a great PR machine for Yoga and Ayurveda, providing exposure and inspiring people to seek it out and make changes in their lives. But, the fact that these disciplines actually benefit you quickly, effectively and relatively inexpensively have helped spread the word. The spark has been created by India's ashrams, particularly in the south of India where such traditions have been upheld and maintained with dignity and sanctity by its propagators - be it Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of the
Art of Living Foundation
, or Baba Ramdev of Patanjali. It has meant that accessing treatments and medicines have been made easier.
I have only been in clinical practice for 11 years, but what I have seen is the need of people to have a tool, a technique, a proverbial hand-rail to help them walk the path to better health. If you have had to manage illness and disease on any scale, you will know how it feels to just want something that you can apply yourself to so that you never find yourself in such a predicament again. Drugs and surgery may save lives, but they are not curing people. Only people can cure themselves, and a good physician can help facilitate and support this process. The use of turmeric was once ridiculed as being pointless and unfounded in its relevance as an anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory agent, perhaps as it was not produced by a pharmaceutical company, but now it is widely accepted. I had the opportunity to meet with London-based cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra whose views on high-fat diets and strong voice within the anti-sugar lobby have been influencing the UK government to rethink its public communication on cholesterol. He is against linking heart disease with it, without fully informing the masses on the science behind inflamed cardiac blood vessels which are the true cause of blockages. He is pushing the science behind carbohydrates and their role in Type II diabetes and dementia, which he believes are the current health epidemic costing the UK government billions in the National Health Service (NHS). His lone voice is being heard by millions of Britons who are becoming increasing mindful and conscious of what they eat and how they live, despite the constant messaging and product placement of sugar brands in our lives. Dr B.M. Hegde from Mangalore in India is also a true bastion of natural and holistic healthcare and will wax lyrical on the effects of commercialising healthcare and how pharma companies have imposed their own commercial agenda on doctors. All of this has reached a boiling point in society.
Move towards mindfulness
People have witnessed financial institutions collapse and loose public trust because of the greed and commercial agenda of banks, which serve the few and take advantage of the many. The public are now mindful and more confident in their own appraisal and a proven track record, non-fad, tried and tested technique is what they are getting behind. Independent thought and clear plans are being sought after. Whether there is a study that outlines its rationale or appraises the science, the public knows there is no harm in herbs, there are no adverse side effects when administered by a trained professional. This system of medicine is deeply effective. But one has to acknowledge and recognise the strength and confidence of the Indian people. Wherever they are around the world, you see Indians flying the flag for what is rightfully theirs to share with the rest of the world. This commitment is supported by events such as International Yoga Day, and the recent initiative and collaboration of AYUSH and the UK College of Medicine will lend further credibility to Ayurveda internationally. In my opinion, it is hope and curiosity that has captured the imagination of people around the world - hope that there are effective and long-term solutions to their health concerns and curiosity in the sheer depth of wisdom that lies within Ayurveda.
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Tailored courses to suit you, your bike and your ability. Ideal for people who have already completed their Qride training or who have been riding for some time.
Have you had a near miss recently or maybe you are more comfortable turning left hand corners than right hand corners, have you almost overbalanced while stopping your motorbike in a car park, service station or anywhere for that matter?
If you have answered yes to any of the above you really should consider finding out why these things have happened.
We can use video cameras attached to the bikes during our lessons and courses to assist, and show you exactly what you are doing and this can often assist in the correction process.
Motorcycling is a whole of life learning experience.
Do you find it nerve wracking? It can be- or it can be a well planned and well executed safe manoeuvre. We'll help you learn the finer points of safe overtaking because there is more to it than just turning the throttle or your motorcycle.
If any of the above things have happened to you while you have been riding or even as a pillion rider we know we can help you identify where you need to improve and help you put in place a riding system so that you will improve and overcome many issues you may have with your motorcycle riding technique.
Often we find that small, subtle corrections make the world of difference to our riding experience. But we cant fix it if we don't know what to fix.
Call today, you might be surprised at just how easy the correction process can be.
Braking- Its important to know how to stop.
Did you take up motorcycling to experience braking? Probably not.
However, did you know your brakes are more powerful than your engine? Are you tentative with the front brake because you fear losing control or locking up? Have you dropped the bike or nearly dropped the bike stopping at an intersection or parking area? You'll learn how to make the best use of an often misunderstood and often poorly used control..
How well do you use your gears?
Do you find yourself stalling up at traffic lights or intersection?
Or maybe changing down in the middle or at the exit of bends?
Using the correct gear at the right time in conjunction with accurate use of the throttle and brakes is one of the keys to smooth riding. We'll show you how.
Do you know exactly where you need to be on the road and why?
Positioning correctly is the key to being comfortable while riding your motorcycle in traffic safely. About 30% of motorcycle crashes see the motorcycle running into the rear of the vehicle in front. Did you know that 18% of motorcycle fatalities occur at intersections almost double the risk of other vehicle drivers?
Accurate positioning is a visible hallmark of an advanced rider. You'll learn to automatically position yourself correctly for the best view, the best tyre grip and all in the name of safety , your safety.
Do you find taking bends to be a bit scary or run wide over the double lines or get very close to the edge of the road when you exit a corner ?
Cornering is a thorn in the side of many riders when it should be the most enjoyable part. Your bike must lean over to negotiate a bend, it really is the essential skill of motorcycling. Unfortunatly, while we know how important leaning our motorbike into a bend is there is often a fine line between getting it right and getting it wrong because there is more to turning a bike than just leaning. Learn how to accurately determine the correct speed for every bend. Master your steering control and discover why a motorcycle is much more stable than you might think.


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Q: How can I shuffle my deck of cards repeatedly? We have to create a code that will shuffle the deck of cards after showing the first 13 cards.
so far this is the portion of my code:
deck_of_cards = [ "A-C", "2-C" ,"3-C" ,"4-C" ,"5-C" ,"6-C" ,"7-C" ,"8-C" ,"9-C" ,"10-C" ,"J-C" ,"Q-C" ,"K-C" ,
                 "A-D" ,"2-D" ,"3-D" ,"4-D" ,"5-D" ,"6-D" ,"7-D" ,"8-D" ,"9-D" ,"10-D" ,"J-D" ,"Q-D" ,"K-D" ,
                 "A-H" ,"2-H" ,"3-H" ,"4-H" ,"5-H" ,"6-H" ,"7-H" ,"8-H" ,"9-H" ,"10-H" ,"J-H" ,"Q-H" ,"K-H" ,
                 "A-S" ,"2-S" ,"3-S" ,"4-S" ,"5-S" ,"6-S" ,"7-S" ,"8-S" ,"9-S" ,"10-S" ,"J-S" ,"Q-S" ,"K-S"]

if choose == '1'
    new_deck = []
    d1 = deck_of_cards[:len(deck_of_cards)//2]
    d2 = deck_of_cards[len(deck_of_cards)//2::]
    for i in range(len(deck_of_cards)//2):
        new_deck.append(d2[i])
        new_deck.append(d1[i])
    if len(deck_of_cards) % 2 == 1:
        new_deck.append(deck_of_cards[-1])

    shuffle = new_deck[0:13:]

    print(','.join(map(str,shuffle)))

I got the shuffled deck of cards (13 cards) but if I shuffle it twice, its still the same set of cards:
A-H,A-C,2-H,2-C,3-H,3-C,4-H,4-C,5-H,5-C,6-H,6-C,7-H

How can I shuffle the deck of cards repeatedly without getting the same set of shuffled cards just like the above result???
We were also asked not to import module functions.
I am just a beginner coder.

A: With the below code snippet via using itertools and random modules, I draw 13 new cards for each draw:
import itertools, random

deck = list(itertools.product(range(1,14),['-S','-H','-D','-C']))

random.shuffle(deck)

# draw 13 cards
print("You got:")
for i in range(13):
   print(f"{deck[i][0]}{deck[i][1]}")

A: If you need to shuffle the cards repeatedly, you can use a loop. It may also help if the shuffling is a function.
deck_of_cards = [ "A-C", "2-C" ,"3-C" ,"4-C" ,... ,"Q-S" ,"K-S"]

def shuffle(a_deck):
    do stuff that makes a new deck by shuffling a_deck
    return shuffled_deck

while True:    # or some other condition - this will run forever
    deck_of_cards = shuffle(deck_of_cards)
    # show the first thirteen cards with a slice
    print(deck_of_cards[:13])
    q = input('take some time to look at those cards before shuffling again - then press ENTER')

You may want to add code that will stop the loop on some condition.

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Scandal has a strong tie with the anime Bleach. The theme song of the series, Shojo S can be said to be one of the milestones in their career. So here, they are back again and their rhythm is stronger than ever. It's time for everyone in Bleach and all of Scandal's fans to start a new journey. Harukaze translates as Spring Breeze, but the song is more like a gust of wind with its powerful beat and a catchy melody. They blow away the heavy clouds and introduce rays of sunshine.
The Limited Edition Type A comes with their cover of Aqua Timez Alones.
If you are familiar with Harukaze [Limited Edition Type A], why not let others know?
Really a great song by Scandal. It's really cool and one of best songs they ever did.
Srsy I cannot get this song outta my head ^^ Rina, I love you!
A Must have for all Scandal fans!
Their music is very good, this CD single is well packaged too. Highly recommended for all Scandal fans!
Scandal releases a new title / album.
the price for Harukaze [Limited Edition Type A] drops.
Harukaze [Limited Edition Type A] is available.
there are new images or links available for Harukaze [Limited Edition Type A].


Blackbird Bakery's "The Nest" featured artist for the month of September is Matthew Mills. Blackbird invites you to meet and talk with Matthew on Thursday September 1, 2016 from 6:00-8:00 pm. While visiting the bakery, enjoying many treats, please take the time to view Matthew's works during the month of September.


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The Honor Bell Foundation regularly hosts and participates in events that promote uniting veterans to honor their own and fostering public appreciation for military service. Upcoming events will appear on this page.
We regularly host events related to military service and topics that impact veterans' lives. Honor Bell-hosted events are listed here. We also participate in other organizations' events throughout the region. If you would like us to host an event in your community, or participate in your event, please fill out this short form.
FORE! Our Heroes: a Charity Golf Tournament
Highlands Ranch Golf Club (map)
Veteran's Passport to Hope, the Honor Bell Foundation and the Warrior Bonfire Program invite you to join them at Highlands Ranch Golf Club for a fun day of golf, all while raising funds for Colorado's veterans.
Backyard Beer Fest & BBQ to Benefit Honor Bell Foundation
Northgate Event Center (map)
Northgate Event Center & TapRoom is hosting their first annual
Backyard Beer Fest & BBQ
All proceeds benefit Honor Bell Foundation.
Join a variety of beer and food vendors in Northgate's lovely backyard and learn more about the Honor Bell .
Details at https://www.facebook.com/events/448388359245420/
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10th Annual National Armed Forces FreedomRide - To Benefit Honor Bell Foundation
Takoda Tavern (map)
Our Mission is to pay our respects to those that have served and those that are currently serving. To show them we value their service and have not forgotten them. To bring awareness to those around us of the courage and selflessness of these brave men and women. The 10th annual National Armed Forces FreedomRide – Colorado this year benefits Honor Bell Foundation in memory of Lou Olivera.
Goals for Tolls: Colorado Avalanche vs. St. Louis Blues
Pepsi Center (map)
Colorado Avalanche. St. Louis Blues. Honor Bell Foundation. Get tickets now!
Serving With Honor: A Volunteer Appreciation Event
Alamo Drafthouse and Cinema (map)
Since casting the Honor Bell in 2016, we have rendered Bell Honors at over 1,100 funerals and 150 public and school events. Our activities would not be possible without our volunteers. Please join us to thank them and celebrate their service. A special screening of Taking Chance will also take place.
West Metro Veterans Fair
Elks Lakewood Lodge (map)
Come join us at the West Metro Veterans Fair on Tuesday September 25th from 11-3 to learn more about the Honor Bell, the Bell Guard, and volunteer opportunities on the Guard and within the Foundation! Free BBQ will be served. We'll be attending along with over 40 other veteran non-profit organizations! You can learn about veterans' benefits, counseling services, health care options, housing opportunities, and more. Flu shots and hepatitis screenings will be available at no cost.
Plus, there's free BBQ!
Please bring a non-perishable food item to support our friends at the Volunteers of America Bill Daniels Veteran Center.
Did we mention the free BBQ? See you there.
VA Hospital Dedication
VA Hospital of Eastern Colorado (map)
Join us as we take part in the dedication of the new Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Health Center. We will toll the bell in memory of our founder and the other deceased veterans of Colorado.
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HONOR BELL FOUNDATION FORGED FROM HONOR DEDICATION CEREMONY
Fort Logan National Cemetery (map)
Join us as we dedicate The Honor Bell to those who have served and sacrificed for our country. Events will include a display of Bell Honors, performed by the Bell Honor Guard, a chance to see The Honor Bell in person, and to find out more about the Bell and its mission to create a community of veterans to foster public appreciation of military service and honor their fellow veterans with a proper, final tribute.
Be a witness to history as the Artifact donor families and the Honor Bell Foundation commit the very first Honor Bell to service at Fort Logan and it tolls there for the first time.
FORT LOGAN NATIONAL CEMETERY MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY
The Honor Bell and its Tolling Party will be a part of the ceremonies celebrating and honoring those who served our country. Learn more about The Honor Bell, the meaning behind its symbolism and use, and about the Bell Honor Guard.
CROWN HILL MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE
Crown Hill Cemetery (map)
Join us as we toll The Honor Bell as part of Crown Hill Cemetery's Memorial Day service honoring those who have served our country. Learn more about The Honor Bell, the meaning behind its symbolism and use, and about the Bell Honor Guard.
COLORADO FREEDOM MEMORIAL CEREMONIES
Colorado Freedom Memorial (map)
The Colorado Freedom Memorial has invited us to take part in their annual Memorial Day ceremonies. Please join us as we help to honor Colorado's military servicemembers who have been killed in action since Colorado became a state in 1876. Witness a Bell Honors Ceremony, learn more about the Memorial, The Honor Bell, the meaning behind its symbolism and use, and about the Bell Honor Guard.
Forged From Honor Tour
Sat, May 21, 2016 7:00 AM 07:00 Tue, May 24, 2016 3:15 PM 15:15
Join us as we bring the newly-cast Honor Bell from the foundry in Cincinnati, Ohio to its home in Denver, Colorado.
We will be visiting four National Cemeteries between the Ohio River Valley and the Front Range.
Conceptual rendering of the Honor Bell van with the Honor Bell on its extended tray, ready for use.
We will be providing the transport of The Honor Bell—now a magnificent instrument ready to honor those who have served and sacrificed, and forged with the aforementioned artifacts—the tour departs Ohio for its journey home to Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver. The Honor Bell vehicle again is the center of all activities as the Bell is displayed and tolled using our customized slide system.
The route will take us through five states with stops at four National Cemeteries—again escorted by veterans and patriots from local motorcycle organizations. At the cemeteries, we will perform the Bell Honors ceremony, tolling the Honor Bell for all those interred there.
On the last day of the Tour, May 24, 2016, we enter Colorado and the last leg home. The day begins at Fort Lyon National Cemetery in Las Animas, Colorado; then a stop in Pueblo to visit the Center for American Values; Colorado Springs, and finally we end where we began, at the Colorado Freedom Memorial.
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DOWNLOAD A LIST OF ALL TOUR STOPS
We will be visiting a number of cities and towns on our way back to Colorado, including stops and Bell Honors Ceremonies at five National Cemeteries. Download a detailed itinerary here.
7:30 AM: Inaugural tolling by Foundation staff and veterans; news coverage, available for interviews
Verdin Company, 3900 Kellogg Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio
3:30 PM: Tolling ceremony at Cincinnati Reds/Seattle Mariners baseball game
prior to National Anthem, approximately 3:50 PM
Great American Ball Park, 100 Joe Nuxhall Wy., Cincinnati, Ohio
9:00 PM: Rest Over Night
8:10 AM: Depart Springfield, Illinois
8:30 AM: Bell Honors Ceremony
Camp Butler National Cemetery, 5063 Camp Butler Rd, Springfield, Illinois
11:30 AM: Rest Stop
Fast Trip Convenience Store, 727 W Springfield Rd., Sullivan, Missouri
2:30 PM: Bell Honors Ceremony
Springfield National Cemetery, 1702 E Seminole St, Springfield, Missouri
3:45 PM: Rest Stop
Whole Hog Café, 224 W Sunshine St., Springfield, Missouri
5:00 PM Rest Over Night
8:15 AM: Bell Honors Ceremony, Depart
Leavenworth National Cemetery, 150 Muncie Rd, Leavenworth, Kansas
Sapp Brothers, 1913 Lacy Drive, Junction City, Kansas
Hays, KS; specific location on the fly
Mitten Truck Stop, Hwy 40 E, Oakley, Kansas
Sinclair Gas, 44882 US Hwy 40, Cheyenne Wells, Colorado
6:15 PM (Approximate): Arrival at Kansas-Colorado State Line
US Highway 40
Lamar, Colorado
8:00 AM: Depart Lamar, Colorado
Ft Lyon National Cemetery, 15700 County Road HH, Las Animas, Colorado
11:15 AM: Bell Honors Ceremony
Pueblo Convention Center, Medal of Honor Memorial site; 320 Main St., Pueblo, Colorado
1:00 PM Bell Honors Ceremony
Colorado Springs; specific location tbd
3:15 PM End of Tour
Colorado Freedom Memorial, 756 Telluride St, Aurora, Colorado
Birth of the Bell Tour
Sat, May 7, 2016 7:00 AM 07:00 Thu, May 12, 2016 10:00 AM 10:00
Join us as we shepherd twelve military artifacts to the Honor Bell's foundry in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Military artifacts which will become part of The Honor Bell when it is cast in May.
We will be providing a transport of dignified military artifacts by roadway in the customized Honor Bell vehicle. These service related artifacts (dog tags, medals, badges, etc.) belonged to twelve deceased veterans from Colorado. The artifacts are sealed in a custom made (by a veteran owned business) display case that is secured on the slide until the Bell is cast.
Riders and drivers from patriotic and veteran support groups such as the Patriot Guard Riders, Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, and Rolling Thunder will accompany the customized Honor Bell vehicle and ride along to show their support and ensure the dignified transport of the artifacts. At each state line we will conduct a brief ceremony to hand off the artifacts from the custody of one state group to another. These ceremonies, though brief, will be carried out with the reverence deserved for such items. The route will be direct along I-70 with a brief stop in Ellis, KS.
The tour is scheduled to begin early morning on May 7, 2016 at the Colorado Freedom Memorial and arrive in Cincinnati late in the day on May 8. We will have an official welcome ceremony at the foundry prior to the casting on May 9. The mold will be broken on May 12 revealing the Bell and preparing it for tuning, polishing, and mounting.
The tour will be a straight line route, with brief hand-over ceremonies near each border.
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7:00 AM: Departure Ceremony
Colorado Freedom Memorial, 756 Telluride St., Aurora Colorado
10:15 AM: Dignified Transfer, Colorado to Kansas
Goodland Travel Info Center, I-70 East Milepost 7, Goodland, Kansas
1:45 PM: Awareness Event
Ellis, Kansas
I-70 East Milepost 310, Manhattan, Kansas
7:30 PM: Dignified Transfer, Kansas to Bell Honor Guard, Overnight Stop
Missouri Welcome Center 4010 Blue Ridge Cutoff, Kansas City, Missouri*
6:30 AM: Dignified Transfer, Bell Honor Guard to Missouri
Missouri Welcome Center 4010 Blue Ridge Cutoff, Kansas City, Missouri
9:15 AM: Rest Stop
I-70 East Milepost 167, Montgomery City, Missouri
11:45 AM: Dignified Transfer, Missouri to Illinois
Silver Lake Rest Area, 1-70 East Milepost 27, Highland, Illinois
3:00 PM: Dignified Transfer, Illinois to Indiana
West Terre Haute Welcome Center, I-70 East Milepost 1, West Terre Haute, indiana
5:30 PM: Dignified Transfer, Indiana to Ohio
Batesville Rest Area, I-74 East, Milepost 151, Batesville, Indiana
6:45 PM: Dignified Transfer, Ohio to Bell Honor Guard
Verdin Company, 2021 Riverside Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio
1:15 PM: Bell Casting
Verdin Company, 3900 Kellogg Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio
View the casting live here.
9:00 AM Mold Breaking Ceremony
View the mold breaking live here.
Funeral Honor for Veterans Open House
Daniels Fund (map)
New Funeral Honor for Veterans Available
Funeral Directors: Please join us Wednesday, April 20th at 11:30am to learn about a new funeral honor for deceased veterans. The Honor Bell Foundation has created a new and unique, reverent ceremony to be conducted at the funerals of deceased military service members, veterans, and those killed in action who will be buried at Ft. Logan National Cemetery.
The founding principle of the Honor Bell Foundation, Inc., is to provide the opportunity for the rendering of a respectful, final honor at military funerals and memorial services. This will be accomplished with the tolling of a bell—The Honor Bell—in a manner based in tradition and respect. This practice, known as Rendering Bell Honors, will be the last sound heard at a funeral and will toll with an understated, solemn, and clear tone.
Bell Honors will be performed using The Honor Bell, a unique 1,000-pound instrument cast specifically for tolling at military committal, interment, and memorial services. The Bell Honor Guard, comprised of veterans, will render Bell Honors in a tradition known as the "ancient tolling method," a perfect complement to the beauty of military rites. After the folded flag of the United States of America is presented to the next of kin, the Bell Honor Guard will provide a tribute of dignity, honor and respect with the seven solemn tolls of The Honor Bell for the person who was willing to sacrifice their all.
Learn more about this special, free service available to military and veteran families Wednesday, April 20th. A complimentary lunch will be provided.
Date: Wednesday April 20th Time: 11:30am-12:30pm
Location: Daniels Fund, 101 Monroe St, Denver, CO 80206*
Contact: Michelle Mallin, 303-717-6974
*Daniels Fund has a free guest parking lot located at First Avenue and Madison Street, just to the west of the building. The gate will open automatically without a code.
RSVP using this form:
Can You Attend? *
Yes, I will attend.
I am unable to attend, but I would like to learn more.
I am not interested.
Forged From Honor: An Artifact Dedication Event
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema (map)
Please join us March 24, 2016 for a very special evening of honor.
Honor Bell Foundation is creating a community of veterans to foster public appreciation of military service and honor their fellow veterans with a proper, final tribute.
We will do this with The Honor Bell, a 1,000-pound bronze bell cast with artifacts from Colorado's military servicemen and women, and rung by Colorado's veterans at graveside and memorial services. These artifacts include service related items—dog tags, medals, badges—earned by veterans of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah and donated by their families to be included in the Bell.
Artifacts will be incorporated into the molten bronze used in forging The Honor Bell.
When the Bell is cast in May of 2016, these items will be dropped into the molten bronze making the Honor Bell truly "forged from honor." When the Bell tolls in memoriam, the legacy of those veterans will forever ring. As a guest on March 24, you will learn about The Honor Bell, see a demonstration of the Bell Honors Ceremony, and witness the reverent dedication of these artifacts into our care.
Michael Strobl will be our honored guest and speaker for the event.
We will also have a complimentary screening of the film, Taking Chance. In 2004, US Marine Lt. Col. Michael Strobl volunteered to provide dignified escort for the body of 19-year-old U.S. Marine Chance Phelps back to his hometown of Dubois, Wyoming. He wrote an essay on his experience which was made into this poignant film. Michael Strobl will be our honored guest and speaker for the event.
You will not want to miss this unique event and learn of Honor Bell Foundation's vision to honor all those who have served and sacrificed.
Veterans Focus Group
AutoNation Chevrolet North (map)
Help us shape the future of military funeral honors! See a presentation about the Honor Bell Foundation, its mission, programs, and a full-size replica of The Honor Bell. Learn about the Bell Honor Guard and how you can be a part of this elite group. See a demonstration of the Bell Honors Ceremony, and enjoy a meal and the camaraderie of your fellow veterans. All veterans are welcome.
The event will be held at AutoNation Chevrolet North, at 7320 Broadway in Denver (map)
RSVP Now:
We are excited to have you be an important part of the Honor Bell. Please join us on February 25th and help us shape the future of the Bell Honor Guard.
Let us know if you can attend on February 25th.
Yes, I can attend.
No I am unable to attend.
Thank you! We are grateful for your support and input as we shape the future of military funeral honors. If you have any questions, please email Michelle Mallin.
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Fat Jack's Presents the 2nd Annual Heroes & Hops Veterans Appreciation Party
VFW Post #1 (map)
Each year around Veterans Day, Fat Jack's Supersubs throws a party. And this year, they are donating proceeds from their event to the Honor Bell Foundation! Join all of us at VFW Post #1 in Denver for a great time, including live music, good food, and drinks too! Suggested donations of $20 will be accepted, benefitting the Honor Bell Foundation's programs. Join us on Saturday November 14th starting at 4:00 pm! Find your way to the event here.
Music begins at 5:30 with Denver's own Rastasaurus followed by Carmelita's Lovers and others. Skunk River BBQ will be smoking up ALOT of their delicious pork so come hungry! Beer will be provided by Spangalang Brewery, TRVE brewing, and Tivoli Brewing Company.
ADVANCE DONATIONS/TICKETS FOR THE HOPS AND HEROES EVENT IS NOW CLOSED.
Please make your donations at the door. See you there!
Western Conservative Summit
Colorado Convention Center (map)
We'll be telling the story of the Honor Bell and its vital mission to support our military and first responder communities all weekend at the Western Conservative Summit, June 26th through 28th. We'll be at booth T29, with the replica Bell and lots of information on our Bell Honors and Veterans Outreach Programs. If you're attending the conference, stop by and say hello!
Join us: Crown Hill Memorial Day Festivities
Sat, May 23, 2015 9:00 AM 09:00 Mon, May 25, 2015 5:00 PM 17:00
Olinger Crown Hill Mortuary and Cemetery (map)
Olinger Crown Hill Mortuary & Cemetery has invited us to take part in their annual Memorial Day Weekend events. We'll be in the tent near the main entrance, just south of the Pavilion of Reflection with a replica of the Honor Bell.
Some notable events on Saturday include an appearance by former sentinel and relief commander at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Tom Tudor at 11am and 12:30pm, a performance by the Queen City Jazz Band at 7pm, and fireworks at 9pm! Come by and say hello!
SPECIAL SCREENING: Unbroken
You are cordially invited to attend a special screening of
to benefit the Honor Bell Foundation
7301 S Santa Fe Dr., Unit #850, Littleton, CO 80120
ONLINE TICKET SALES HAVE CLOSED. PLEASE PURCHASE TICKETS AT THE DOOR.
Stakeholder: $100
1 VIP ticket to the Benefit Screening
Buffet Brunch (begins at 10:30)
Complimentary popcorn and soft drinks in the theater
Professional keepsake photo with The Bell replica
Belladier: $50
Seating in the VIP Theater
Supporter: $25
1 ticket to the Benefit Screening
Guests may also purchase food and drink from the Alamo menu for dining in theater.
Please consider purchasing tickets to sponsor disabled veterans or active duty servicemen.
Honor Bell Foundation merchandise will be available for a suggested donation in the lobby before and after the screening.
Honor Bell Open House
Elks Lodge #2278 (map)
JOIN US FOR AN OPEN HOUSE EVENT TO LAUNCH THE CAMPAIGN TO CAST THE HONOR BELL.
The Bell will honor fallen military service members, first responders and veterans with a solemn tolling at the conclusion of military burial honors. This 37-inch wide, 990-pound bell will be cast in May, 2015 with your help.
You are invited to learn more about The Honor Bell and its mission at an open house event on November 9 at Elks Lodge 2278 in Arvada, Colorado. You will have the opportunity to meet our team and view a replica of the Bell. There will be a brief speaking program and light refreshments. There is no charge to attend the event, but guests are encouraged to make donations and become inaugural members of the Bell Team.
For more information on the event please contact Michelle at 720.583.3904.


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title:  "Time is the Real Measure of Wealth"
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If you still think the amount of money you have are the real measure of wealth, ask yourself this question: If you know that today will be your last day to live, how much money you are willing to spend to live with your loved one for another day? To see your kids grow up, graduate and getting married?

Most people will answer: Everything!

When it come to the amount of money a person can have, the sky is the limit. Each year we keep reading about the richest person in the world. And they seems to always grow in wealth. But, when it come to the amount of time a person will have, there are nobody that have unlimited time in this world. Some will die old, thus have longer time, while other will die young. But everyone will die eventually.

There are also another unique property of time: Time can't be saved for later use. Everyone got 24 hours a day, whether it is used for good, or wasted. You can't really say "Oh, I'm going to only use 22 hours today, so I can have 26 hours a day tomorrow".

People will usually say that they are saving time when they are doing their task faster. But it is a quite different concept when compared to money. People save money so it can be used for later date. But when it come to time, when people say that they are saving time, it is simply that they can do some other things earlier, not using the saved time for later use.

The affluent seems to understand this. If you come to their home, look how many people are working around their home. The cleaner, gardener, and maid, all is being paid so that the owner can have their time to do something else. So they pay people's time to do task that can be delegated.

And when they travel on business class, or staying in expensive hotel, or drinking a good wine, they would say: "Having a good time." Yes, they want to enjoy the particular moment.

So, next time you decide to do something, think about it: is it the best way to spend your time?

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King Ashurbanipal
by Artaxiad
King Ashurbanipal in a detail of a Neo-Assyrian relief depicting a lion hunt (British Museum).
Based on Wikipedia content that has been reviewed, edited, and republished. Original image by Artaxiad. Uploaded by Jan van der Crabben, published on 26 April 2012. The copyright holder has published this content under the following license: GNU Free Documentation License. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. Please note that content linked from this page may have different licensing terms.
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The prestigious Toronto International Film Festival aka TIFF announced this year's lineup of films on July 24. Among them are films by Bollywood directors Anurag Kashyap and Nandita Das. "Hotel Mumbai," starring Dev Patel and Armie Hammer, will also make its world premiere at TIFF.
Das's "Manto" will make its North American premiere at TIFF. It first screened earlier this year at the Cannes Film Festival and was met with rave reviews. Siddiqui plays the titular (and controversial) Indo-Pakistani writer Sadaat Hasan Manto. Manto is often regarded as one of the finest writers of the 20th century, despite his violent and sexual themed short stories. The film is his autobiography combined with the background of India during and Independence.
Despite suffering some legal setbacks over the last few months due to being associated with The Weinstein Company, "Hotel Mumbai" will make it's world premiere at TIFF. The movie is a detailed look at the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai which took place over a course of 3 days and targeted the Taj Mahal hotel among other locations.
TIFF 2018 will take place from Sept 6-16, 2018.


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namespace FIX44
{

  class CrossOrderCancelReplaceRequest : public Message
  {
  public:
    CrossOrderCancelReplaceRequest() : Message(MsgType()) {}
    CrossOrderCancelReplaceRequest(const FIX::Message& m) : Message(m) {}
    CrossOrderCancelReplaceRequest(const Message& m) : Message(m) {}
    CrossOrderCancelReplaceRequest(const CrossOrderCancelReplaceRequest& m) : Message(m) {}
    static FIX::MsgType MsgType() { return FIX::MsgType("t"); }

    CrossOrderCancelReplaceRequest(
      const FIX::CrossID& aCrossID,
      const FIX::OrigCrossID& aOrigCrossID,
      const FIX::CrossType& aCrossType,
      const FIX::CrossPrioritization& aCrossPrioritization,
      const FIX::TransactTime& aTransactTime,
      const FIX::OrdType& aOrdType )
    : Message(MsgType())
    {
      set(aCrossID);
      set(aOrigCrossID);
      set(aCrossType);
      set(aCrossPrioritization);
      set(aTransactTime);
      set(aOrdType);
    }

    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrderID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, OrderID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CrossID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, CrossID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrigCrossID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, OrigCrossID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CrossType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, CrossType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CrossPrioritization);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, CrossPrioritization);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Symbol);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, Symbol);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SymbolSfx);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SymbolSfx);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecurityID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecurityID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecurityIDSource);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecurityIDSource);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Product);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, Product);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CFICode);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, CFICode);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecurityType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecurityType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecuritySubType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecuritySubType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::MaturityMonthYear);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::MaturityDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, MaturityDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CouponPaymentDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, CouponPaymentDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::IssueDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, IssueDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::RepoCollateralSecurityType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, RepoCollateralSecurityType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::RepurchaseTerm);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, RepurchaseTerm);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::RepurchaseRate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, RepurchaseRate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Factor);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, Factor);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CreditRating);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, CreditRating);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::InstrRegistry);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, InstrRegistry);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CountryOfIssue);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::StateOrProvinceOfIssue);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, StateOrProvinceOfIssue);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LocaleOfIssue);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LocaleOfIssue);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::RedemptionDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, RedemptionDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::StrikePrice);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, StrikePrice);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::StrikeCurrency);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, StrikeCurrency);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OptAttribute);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, OptAttribute);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ContractMultiplier);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, ContractMultiplier);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CouponRate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, CouponRate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecurityExchange);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Issuer);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, Issuer);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedIssuerLen);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, EncodedIssuerLen);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedIssuer);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EncodedIssuer);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecurityDesc);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecurityDesc);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedSecurityDescLen);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, EncodedSecurityDescLen);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedSecurityDesc);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EncodedSecurityDesc);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Pool);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, Pool);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ContractSettlMonth);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CPProgram);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, CPProgram);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CPRegType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, CPRegType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DatedDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, DatedDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::InterestAccrualDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, InterestAccrualDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoSecurityAltID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoSecurityAltID);
    class NoSecurityAltID: public FIX::Group
    {
    public:
    NoSecurityAltID() : FIX::Group(454,455,FIX::message_order(455,456,0)) {}
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecurityAltID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecurityAltID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecurityAltIDSource);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecurityAltIDSource);
    };
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoEvents);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoEvents);
    class NoEvents: public FIX::Group
    {
    public:
    NoEvents() : FIX::Group(864,865,FIX::message_order(865,866,867,868,0)) {}
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EventType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, EventType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EventDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EventDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EventPx);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, EventPx);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EventText);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EventText);
    };
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SettlType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SettlType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SettlDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SettlDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::HandlInst);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, HandlInst);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ExecInst);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::MinQty);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, MinQty);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::MaxFloor);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, MaxFloor);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ExDestination);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ProcessCode);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, ProcessCode);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PrevClosePx);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, PrevClosePx);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LocateReqd);
    FIELD_SET_EX(bool, LocateReqd);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TransactTime);
    FIELD_SET_EX(FIX::UtcTimeStamp, TransactTime);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoStipulations);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoStipulations);
    class NoStipulations: public FIX::Group
    {
    public:
    NoStipulations() : FIX::Group(232,233,FIX::message_order(233,234,0)) {}
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::StipulationType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, StipulationType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::StipulationValue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, StipulationValue);
    };
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrdType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, OrdType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PriceType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, PriceType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Price);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, Price);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::StopPx);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, StopPx);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Spread);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BenchmarkCurveCurrency);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, BenchmarkCurveCurrency);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BenchmarkCurveName);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, BenchmarkCurveName);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BenchmarkCurvePoint);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, BenchmarkCurvePoint);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BenchmarkPrice);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, BenchmarkPrice);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BenchmarkPriceType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, BenchmarkPriceType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BenchmarkSecurityID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, BenchmarkSecurityID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BenchmarkSecurityIDSource);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, BenchmarkSecurityIDSource);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::YieldType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, YieldType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Yield);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, Yield);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::YieldCalcDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, YieldCalcDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::YieldRedemptionDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, YieldRedemptionDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::YieldRedemptionPrice);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, YieldRedemptionPrice);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::YieldRedemptionPriceType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, YieldRedemptionPriceType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Currency);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, Currency);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ComplianceID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, ComplianceID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::IOIID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, IOIID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::QuoteID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, QuoteID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TimeInForce);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, TimeInForce);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EffectiveTime);
    FIELD_SET_EX(FIX::UtcTimeStamp, EffectiveTime);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ExpireDate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, ExpireDate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ExpireTime);
    FIELD_SET_EX(FIX::UtcTimeStamp, ExpireTime);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::GTBookingInst);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, GTBookingInst);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::MaxShow);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, MaxShow);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PegOffsetValue);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, PegOffsetValue);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PegMoveType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, PegMoveType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PegOffsetType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, PegOffsetType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PegLimitType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, PegLimitType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PegRoundDirection);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, PegRoundDirection);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PegScope);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, PegScope);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DiscretionInst);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, DiscretionInst);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DiscretionOffsetValue);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, DiscretionOffsetValue);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DiscretionMoveType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, DiscretionMoveType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DiscretionOffsetType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, DiscretionOffsetType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DiscretionLimitType);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, DiscretionLimitType);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DiscretionRoundDirection);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, DiscretionRoundDirection);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DiscretionScope);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, DiscretionScope);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TargetStrategy);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, TargetStrategy);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TargetStrategyParameters);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, TargetStrategyParameters);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ParticipationRate);
    FIELD_SET_EX(double, ParticipationRate);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CancellationRights);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, CancellationRights);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::MoneyLaunderingStatus);
    FIELD_SET_EX(char, MoneyLaunderingStatus);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::RegistID);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, RegistID);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Designation);
    FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, Designation);
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoSides);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoSides);
    class NoSides: public FIX::Group
    {
    public:
    NoSides() : FIX::Group(552,54,FIX::message_order(54,41,11,526,583,586,453,229,75,1,660,581,589,590,591,70,78,854,38,152,516,468,469,12,13,479,497,528,529,582,121,120,775,58,354,355,77,203,544,635,377,659,0)) {}
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Side);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, Side);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrigClOrdID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, OrigClOrdID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ClOrdID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, ClOrdID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SecondaryClOrdID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SecondaryClOrdID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ClOrdLinkID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, ClOrdLinkID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrigOrdModTime);
      FIELD_SET_EX(FIX::UtcTimeStamp, OrigOrdModTime);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoPartyIDs);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoPartyIDs);
      class NoPartyIDs: public FIX::Group
      {
      public:
      NoPartyIDs() : FIX::Group(453,448,FIX::message_order(448,447,452,802,0)) {}
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PartyID);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, PartyID);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PartyIDSource);
        FIELD_SET_EX(char, PartyIDSource);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PartyRole);
        FIELD_SET_EX(int, PartyRole);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoPartySubIDs);
        FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoPartySubIDs);
        class NoPartySubIDs: public FIX::Group
        {
        public:
        NoPartySubIDs() : FIX::Group(802,523,FIX::message_order(523,803,0)) {}
          FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PartySubID);
          FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, PartySubID);
          FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PartySubIDType);
          FIELD_SET_EX(int, PartySubIDType);
        };
      };
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TradeOriginationDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, TradeOriginationDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TradeDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, TradeDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Account);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, Account);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::AcctIDSource);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, AcctIDSource);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::AccountType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, AccountType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::DayBookingInst);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, DayBookingInst);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BookingUnit);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, BookingUnit);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PreallocMethod);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, PreallocMethod);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::AllocID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, AllocID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::QtyType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, QtyType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrderQty);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, OrderQty);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CashOrderQty);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, CashOrderQty);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrderPercent);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, OrderPercent);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::RoundingDirection);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, RoundingDirection);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::RoundingModulus);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, RoundingModulus);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Commission);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, Commission);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CommType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, CommType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CommCurrency);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, CommCurrency);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::FundRenewWaiv);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, FundRenewWaiv);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrderCapacity);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, OrderCapacity);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::OrderRestrictions);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CustOrderCapacity);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, CustOrderCapacity);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ForexReq);
      FIELD_SET_EX(bool, ForexReq);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SettlCurrency);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SettlCurrency);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::BookingType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, BookingType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::Text);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, Text);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedTextLen);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, EncodedTextLen);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedText);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EncodedText);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::PositionEffect);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, PositionEffect);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CoveredOrUncovered);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, CoveredOrUncovered);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::CashMargin);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, CashMargin);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::ClearingFeeIndicator);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, ClearingFeeIndicator);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SolicitedFlag);
      FIELD_SET_EX(bool, SolicitedFlag);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::SideComplianceID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, SideComplianceID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoAllocs);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoAllocs);
      class NoAllocs: public FIX::Group
      {
      public:
      NoAllocs() : FIX::Group(78,79,FIX::message_order(79,661,736,467,539,80,0)) {}
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::AllocAccount);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, AllocAccount);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::AllocAcctIDSource);
        FIELD_SET_EX(int, AllocAcctIDSource);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::AllocSettlCurrency);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, AllocSettlCurrency);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::IndividualAllocID);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, IndividualAllocID);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoNestedPartyIDs);
        FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoNestedPartyIDs);
        class NoNestedPartyIDs: public FIX::Group
        {
        public:
        NoNestedPartyIDs() : FIX::Group(539,524,FIX::message_order(524,525,538,804,0)) {}
          FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NestedPartyID);
          FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, NestedPartyID);
          FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NestedPartyIDSource);
          FIELD_SET_EX(char, NestedPartyIDSource);
          FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NestedPartyRole);
          FIELD_SET_EX(int, NestedPartyRole);
          FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoNestedPartySubIDs);
          FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoNestedPartySubIDs);
          class NoNestedPartySubIDs: public FIX::Group
          {
          public:
          NoNestedPartySubIDs() : FIX::Group(804,545,FIX::message_order(545,805,0)) {}
            FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NestedPartySubID);
            FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, NestedPartySubID);
            FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NestedPartySubIDType);
            FIELD_SET_EX(int, NestedPartySubIDType);
          };
        };
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::AllocQty);
        FIELD_SET_EX(double, AllocQty);
      };
    };
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoUnderlyings);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoUnderlyings);
    class NoUnderlyings: public FIX::Group
    {
    public:
    NoUnderlyings() : FIX::Group(711,311,FIX::message_order(311,312,309,305,457,462,463,310,763,313,542,241,242,243,244,245,246,256,595,592,593,594,247,316,941,317,436,435,308,306,362,363,307,364,365,877,878,318,879,810,882,883,884,885,886,0)) {}
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSymbol);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSymbol);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSymbolSfx);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSymbolSfx);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecurityID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSecurityID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecurityIDSource);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSecurityIDSource);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingProduct);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, UnderlyingProduct);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCFICode);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingCFICode);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecuritySubType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSecuritySubType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingMaturityMonthYear);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingMaturityDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingMaturityDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCouponPaymentDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingCouponPaymentDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingIssueDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingIssueDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingRepoCollateralSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, UnderlyingRepoCollateralSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingRepurchaseTerm);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, UnderlyingRepurchaseTerm);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingRepurchaseRate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingRepurchaseRate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingFactor);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingFactor);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCreditRating);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingCreditRating);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingInstrRegistry);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingInstrRegistry);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCountryOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingStateOrProvinceOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingStateOrProvinceOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingLocaleOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingLocaleOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingRedemptionDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingRedemptionDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingStrikePrice);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingStrikePrice);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingStrikeCurrency);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingStrikeCurrency);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingOptAttribute);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, UnderlyingOptAttribute);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingContractMultiplier);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingContractMultiplier);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCouponRate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingCouponRate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecurityExchange);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingIssuer);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingIssuer);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedUnderlyingIssuerLen);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, EncodedUnderlyingIssuerLen);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedUnderlyingIssuer);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EncodedUnderlyingIssuer);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedUnderlyingSecurityDescLen);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, EncodedUnderlyingSecurityDescLen);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedUnderlyingSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EncodedUnderlyingSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCPProgram);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingCPProgram);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCPRegType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingCPRegType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCurrency);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingCurrency);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingQty);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingQty);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingPx);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingPx);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingDirtyPrice);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingDirtyPrice);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingEndPrice);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingEndPrice);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingStartValue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingStartValue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingCurrentValue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingCurrentValue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingEndValue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, UnderlyingEndValue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoUnderlyingSecurityAltID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoUnderlyingSecurityAltID);
      class NoUnderlyingSecurityAltID: public FIX::Group
      {
      public:
      NoUnderlyingSecurityAltID() : FIX::Group(457,458,FIX::message_order(458,459,0)) {}
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecurityAltID);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSecurityAltID);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::UnderlyingSecurityAltIDSource);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, UnderlyingSecurityAltIDSource);
      };
    };
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoLegs);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoLegs);
    class NoLegs: public FIX::Group
    {
    public:
    NoLegs() : FIX::Group(555,600,FIX::message_order(600,601,602,603,604,607,608,609,764,610,611,248,249,250,251,252,253,257,599,596,597,598,254,612,942,613,614,615,616,617,618,619,620,621,622,623,624,556,740,739,955,956,0)) {}
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSymbol);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSymbol);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSymbolSfx);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSymbolSfx);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecurityID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSecurityID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecurityIDSource);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSecurityIDSource);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegProduct);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, LegProduct);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegCFICode);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegCFICode);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecuritySubType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSecuritySubType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegMaturityMonthYear);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegMaturityDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegMaturityDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegCouponPaymentDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegCouponPaymentDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegIssueDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegIssueDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegRepoCollateralSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, LegRepoCollateralSecurityType);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegRepurchaseTerm);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, LegRepurchaseTerm);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegRepurchaseRate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, LegRepurchaseRate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegFactor);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, LegFactor);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegCreditRating);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegCreditRating);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegInstrRegistry);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegInstrRegistry);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegCountryOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegStateOrProvinceOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegStateOrProvinceOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegLocaleOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegLocaleOfIssue);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegRedemptionDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegRedemptionDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegStrikePrice);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, LegStrikePrice);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegStrikeCurrency);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegStrikeCurrency);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegOptAttribute);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, LegOptAttribute);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegContractMultiplier);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, LegContractMultiplier);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegCouponRate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, LegCouponRate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecurityExchange);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegIssuer);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegIssuer);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedLegIssuerLen);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, EncodedLegIssuerLen);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedLegIssuer);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EncodedLegIssuer);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedLegSecurityDescLen);
      FIELD_SET_EX(int, EncodedLegSecurityDescLen);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::EncodedLegSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, EncodedLegSecurityDesc);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegRatioQty);
      FIELD_SET_EX(double, LegRatioQty);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSide);
      FIELD_SET_EX(char, LegSide);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegCurrency);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegCurrency);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegPool);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegPool);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegDatedDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegDatedDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegContractSettlMonth);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegInterestAccrualDate);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegInterestAccrualDate);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoLegSecurityAltID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, NoLegSecurityAltID);
      class NoLegSecurityAltID: public FIX::Group
      {
      public:
      NoLegSecurityAltID() : FIX::Group(604,605,FIX::message_order(605,606,0)) {}
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecurityAltID);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSecurityAltID);
        FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::LegSecurityAltIDSource);
        FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, LegSecurityAltIDSource);
      };
    };
    FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::NoTradingSessions);
    FIELD_SET_EX(int, NoTradingSessions);
    class NoTradingSessions: public FIX::Group
    {
    public:
    NoTradingSessions() : FIX::Group(386,336,FIX::message_order(336,625,0)) {}
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TradingSessionID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, TradingSessionID);
      FIELD_SET(*this, FIX::TradingSessionSubID);
      FIELD_SET_EX(std::string, TradingSessionSubID);
    };
  };

}

#endif