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Bride surprises her best friend by turning bouquet toss into emotional marriage proposal.
This bride wanted to share the joy of her big day with her best friend. So, just when she was about to toss the bouquet, she paused and handed it to her BFF instead! Canadian bride, Jess Nakrayko didn't mind if her best friend stole the limelight at her wedding.
This selfless bride just wanted her "BFF" to be happy just like her so much so that she "hatched a plot" to surprise her longtime best friend, Jessica Kieley, on her own wedding day! On her wedding, held in Jamaica, Nakrayko had invited all her friends and relatives, who flew all the way from Canada, to grace the occasion. Of course, her best friend, Kieley, and her boyfriend, Adam Brake, were also among the attendees. The wedding was gleeful and everyone was in high spirits. The mood was exceptionally exuberant toward the end. The last highlight of the day when Jess was preparing to toss the bouquet, the music suddenly changed from "Man I Feel Like A Woman" to "Marry Me" by Bruno Mars. All the girls eagerly waited, expecting to catch the tossed bouquet, but Nakrayko did something out of the ordinary! Instead of tossing the bouquet, Nakrayko passed it to Kieley, and everyone watched the scene unfolding in front of them in bewilderment."It was like there was no one else in the room beside me and her as I approached her and we locked eyes," Nakrayko said. "She figured out what was going on. It brought me to tears. The happiness she experienced made me even happier with my core. I had my love and now she was starting her love story. Almost like I was passing a love torch to her!"Nakrayko asked Kieley to turn around. Brake had come into the picture! He did what Nakrayko and her sister, Meaghan Lee, had planned. He went on one knee and proposed to the love of his life, Kieley, with an engagement ring! His gesture caught Kieley and everyone unawares! Kieley was startled. The emotional Kieley gave Brake and Nakrayko a warm embrace. Nakrayko, Kieley, and some of the guests were moved to tears!"Everyone in the entire room was shocked, happy, crying, everything," she said. This beautiful moment was captured by Calgary-based photographer Ross Dance, hired by Nakrayko. Ross's Instagram page for this moment captured on camera reads: "One of the most beautiful and unselfish things I've ever witnessed shooting weddings.""Just her face alone, her reaction alone was worth it. I was like, I'm done, she can have it from here on out," Nakrayko said. What Nakrayko did for her best friend was the most beautiful way to conclude her wedding! There's nothing more delightful than sharing your joy with your friends! It was also Nakrayko's way to honour her friend and express gratitude to Kieley for all the efforts she had put into organizing her wedding."I knew that sharing my day would show her my love and appreciation and also I was then able to see her in the happiest moment of her life," Nakrayko said, "It was one of the most powerful and lovely things I've ever witnessed."I have true love with my husband and to see my best friend have that too, of course, I wanted to share!"
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Q: STS launch error - Java was started but returned exit code=13 So I installed STS a while back now onto my Windows 7 64-bit machine, every time I try run STS I get the attached Java exit code=13 error below.
I don't have have Eclipse installed into my machine, I mention this because every time I have tried to Google this error code threads about the same issue happening on  Eclipse come up.
I have also tried checking if Java is installed on my machine which it is.
Does anyone know how to resolve this?

A: I faced this issue due to my  java update.
So below is the cause

*

*Or java 64 bit and eclipse 32 bit version

*You have java version 32 bit and eclipse 64 bit version

*External cause, if you have two version of java installed(32 bit and 64 bit), if one got updated means your path variable pointing to
java will change.

Solution:-
Check your java version is 32 bit or 64 bit with command below
 java -d64 -version

If It's 64 bit it will show
java version "1.8.0_181"

Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_181-b13)

Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.181-b13, mixed mode)

If It's not
It will show something like this
Error: This Java instance does not support a 64-bit JVM.
Please install the desired version.

Based on the java version change your STS, to either 32 bit or 64 bit.

A: Check that you are using correct java version for your OS architecture, 32 or 64 bits

A: STS mostly ends up with error code 13 if you are using for the first time. Here is a fix to the problem. Please visit this link I found here https://youtu.be/cMClVM6rzuc.
here is the summary of the solution
- The Error while launching STS is mostly because you have downloaded 32 bit STS bundle from spring.io website. you need to check your system architecture and download the appropriate version. You can watch the video for detailed information. I am 100% sure you will find your solution

A: If you dowloaded 64 bits version of STS Spring,
check the version of java you have by taping in cmd :
java -d64 -version

If you dont have the jre 64 bits, install it and it will work .

A: I removed C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath from the PATH environment variable. It worked for me then. So basically it's a path variable issue.

A: please make sure you download the 64bit version from https://spring.io/tools/sts/all.

A: First you need to check that you are using 64 bit java.
Next you need to point to that version of java in your STS.ini file.
You can do this by specifying the -vm option in the STS.ini file. The -vm option must be placed after the other Eclipse-specific options (such as -product, --launcher.*, etc), but before the -vmargs option.
-vm argument might look like:
-vm
C:\jdk1.7.0_21\bin\javaw.exe

or
-vm C:\jdk1.7.0_21\bin\javaw.exe

or
-vm C:\jdk1.7.0_21\jre\bin\java.exe

If you encounter Java was started but returned exit code=1 point the `-vm option to jvm.dll
-vm
C:\Development\Java\64bit\jdk1.7.0_09\jre\bin\server\jvm.dll

Here is how I added it in my STS.ini file.
-startup
plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.3.100.v20150511-1540.jar
--launcher.library
plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.win32.win32.x86_64_1.1.300.v20150602-1417
-product
org.springsource.sts.ide
--launcher.defaultAction
openFile
--launcher.XXMaxPermSize
256M
-vm
C:\Program Files\IBM\Java71\jre\bin\java.exe
-vmargs
-Dosgi.requiredJavaVersion=1.7
-Xms40m
-XX:MaxPermSize=256m
-Xverify:none
-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.IEVersion=10001
-Xmx1200m

References:

*

*Eclipse Wiki page

*Stack overflow answer by DNA to similar question

A: On the STS page, the Download STS button downloads the version for 32-bit Windows by default. Under the download button, click See all versions (https://spring.io/tools/sts/all). From there you can click the menu button and select the 64-bit Windows version.

A: Just install 32-bit JRE (if you have 64 bit already installed) and point -vm to this 32-bit JRE as mentioned above.

A: So basically when you go to Spring website, it doesnt understand your client OS and prompts you to download 32 bit version. I faced the same issue and explicitly had to download 64 bit version, by clicking on "see all versions". Also some suggested removing "C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath" entry from Path, but while it is true if you have actually downloaded JDK 1.8, it is not going to help resolve the specific issue here.

A: Open "SpringToolSuite4.ini" or sts.ini and make sure you have javaw.exe path in .ini file.
-vm

D:\Projects\Softwares\JDK\bin\javaw.exe

File should look similar as below.
-startup

plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.5.400.v20190515-0925.jar

--launcher.library

plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.win32.win32.x86_64_1.1.1000.v20190125-2016

-product

org.springframework.boot.ide.branding.sts4

--launcher.defaultAction

openFile

-vm

D:\Projects\Softwares\JDK\bin\javaw.exe

-vmargs

-Dosgi.requiredJavaVersion=1.8

-Xms256m

-Xmx1024m

-XX:+UseG1GC

-XX:+UseStringDeduplication

--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM

A: You likely installed the default version of STS from the spring.io website which is normally the 32 bit version.
Click to see all versions and download the windows 64 bit version from the next page.
Good luck.

A: By Removing following java path from environment variables path is fixed the issue.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Oracle\Java\javapath
Have another jdk in path.

A: Initial I uninstall another Java SE Development Kit , next I added the follow path in the *SpringToolSuite4.ini in my case:
*(depends of your IDE that you´ve installed)
-vm
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_131\bin\java.exe**

A: You just need to reinstall JDK(same or latest version) and STS(not always required).

A: First of all, please check your STS path. Remove if there is any special character such as # or etc in your path. After verify this, please go for any of the above solutions ;)

A: The first step is like the is already related above: open the document parameters of configuration "STS" and send the commands below to "openFile":
-vm
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.2\bin\javaw.exe

To check the version of JDK, on your prompt do the command:
java -version

You will find in "build".
If you still having the problem with JDK path not finded, the path to found your JDK on pc is:

my computer -> archives and programs -> java -> jdk -> bin -> javaw
when you reach at this, click and inspect the properties of and copy the route to put on command after -vm.

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The University of Guelph's Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) commissioned the employment study, which is called Planning for Tomorrow 2.0.
In a statement ("Jobs Aplenty for Agri-Food Grads, Report Finds," from Sept. 14, 2017), the university says the report found "an increase from three to four jobs available for every graduate, but it also found employers predicting even more jobs over the next five years."
"It's great news for students entering and coming out of the programs because of the tremendous demand for their skills and the many opportunities for them," says Rene Van Acker, OAC's dean.
"On the other side, it remains a challenge for us at the university to help the sector find the people they need to grow."
The study is based on a survey of 123 Ontario employers in the sector. The statement adds that the new survey "updates a report from five years earlier that found there were three jobs for every graduate of an OAC undergraduate program."
Among the companies the university surveyed were food processors and growers, input suppliers, financial institutions and government agencies. The OAC dean's office, the OAC Alumni Foundation, Farm Credit Canada and RBC Royal Bank funded the survey.
"It's a sector that has to grow no matter what, because people have to eat," says Van Acker. "But it's also a sector that has a chronic challenge in attracting people."
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The New GOP Plan To Repeal Obamacare Would Actually Create Real 'Death Panels'
Steven Rosenfeld
Now it's the House Republicans who are correctly being accused of creating so-called death panels.
Sarah Palin went on a famous tirade in 2009 after she and John McCain lost the presidential election, saying the bill that would become known as Obamacare would lead to medical rationing and life-and-death decisions by faceless bureaucrats about who got coverage and who would not.
Seniors and the disabled "will have to stand in front of Obama's 'death panel' so his bureaucrats can decide, based on a subjective judgment of their 'level of productivity in society,' whether they are worthy of health care," Palin said, lying at that time in a manner that anticipated the rise of Donald Trump.
As of early Wednesday, House Republicans appeared to be blinking when it comes to amassing enough votes to pass their latest Obamacare repeal bill because what they are hearing loud and clear is turning crazy Sarah's macabre vision into reality. Americans struggling with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses are expressing their concrete fears that the House's latest handiwork will accelerate their demise, because it repeals Obamacare's ban on insurers rejecting coverage for people with pre-existing conditions and allows insurers to segregate these people into pricier high-risk pools. Both are disasters.
"I don't think people really understand how serious this is," Cannon Slayton, 50, a children's book author with brain cancer from Charlottesville, Virginia, told the New York Times in a front-page story Wednesday. Her bottom line, like others in the report, was that she could lose her coverage under the latest Republican revisions to the Affordable Care Act and that could be fateful. And Slayton's predicament is by no means unique.
Moreover, the GOP proposal for creating high-risk pools is a fantasy, others told the Times, recalling how before Obamacare if you were over age 50 and had any medical issues—which includes almost everyone—no insurer would sell you a policy.
As the Times noted, "Janice Elks, 50, a small-business owner in Omaha, had cervical cancer and suffered from neuropathy when she looked for a policy. 'I could not get insurance at all, of any type, for years,' she said. 'I would apply over and over.'"
House Republican leaders are scrambling to paper over their repeal of Obamacare's pre-existing condition provision. The latest analyses, from those who ran Medicaid and Medicare under President Obama, is that every congressional district will see tens of thousands of people losing coverage, with those remaining facing premium hikes of 15 to 20 percent and deductible increases of 60 percent.
After longtime Michigan Republican Congressman Fred Upton declared his opposition to the latest bill, House Speaker Paul Ryan offered to put $8 billion in subsidies back into the program for the most vulnerable (this is breaking news on Wednesday morning), as an attempt to sway his vote. As of midday Wednesday, there are reports the House GOP may soon schedule a floor vote. (Later on Wednesday, House Republicans said they had the votes and scheduled a vote for Thursday. It's unclear if it will pass.)
Whether Ryan's last-minute gambit works is irrelevant in the larger scheme of things, as more astute Republicans—namely, their political consultants—were tweeting on Wednesday. They know that pulling the pre-existing condition prohibition out of the law is not just a political death wish, but amounts to life-threatening changes for older Americans. In other words, Palin's death panels are all too real; they're in Ryan's latest repeal bill; and enough voters know it.
Don't take my word for it: listen to a Republican pollster who did focus groups to create ads trashing Obamacare. Here's Rick Wilson's tweetstorm:
"A quick story about why Obamacare is so hard to kill now. Hop in the wayback machine with me for a moment to a series 2009 focus groups. I've told you about this before but it bears repeating. We were prepping anti-Obamacare ads. In EVERY group and I mean EVERY group… Democrats, indys, hard Rs, soft Rs, rich, poor, black, white, urban, suburban…there was one argument that nuked everything else… And that was coverage for pre-existing conditions. It didn't matter where you were coming from on the battle…it was the killer app…
"I wasn't weighing policy, but rather the politics of it. And that's why it was a tentpole of the sales job to the American public… Now salve Trump's ego over losing Trumpcare the first time, the House GOP is trying to pass a bill that let's states end that coverage… Set aside policy. Set aside the economics. Think about the politics of it. They're awful. They're idiotic. It's a vote that makes House… Members vote for a bill that the Senate will NEVER pass. A Senate source tells me they now have MAYBE 25 Rs (and shrinking).
"Trumpcare 2.0 is still too gutless for the Freedom Caucus and too heartless for the rest of the House. Bravo, boys. Bravo… Finding a way to reduce premiums deductibles instead of doing the ONE thing that voters f**king hate might be smart, but what do I know?"
There you have it, the view from players inside the GOP tent. The only way this passes the House is to salve Trump's ego and save Ryan's prestige. If that happens, it will send a wave of fear through millions of American households, where an estimated 100 million people are struggling with cancer, heart disease and other chronic maladies according to 10 nationwide patient care organizations that Monday issued a joint statement opposing the House bill.
As was the case in 2009, it was a Republican—Palin—who projected the fantasy of insurance industry panels taking away life-saving care from ordinary Americans. Almost a decade later, House Republicans are poised to enact that macabre reality.
Steven Rosenfeld covers national political issues for AlterNet, including America's democracy and voting rights. He is the author of several books on elections and the co-author of Who Controls Our Schools: How Billionaire-Sponsored Privatization Is Destroying Democracy and the Charter School Industry (AlterNet eBook, 2016).
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Фёдор Евфи́мьевич Ме́льников (1874, Новозыбков, Черниговская губерния — 26 мая 1960, Мануиловский монастырь, жудец Сучава, Румыния) — российский и румынский старообрядческий начётчик; писатель-апологет и историк белокриницкого согласия. Автор десятков книг и брошюр, один из наиболее плодовитых писателей-старообрядцев своего времени.

Семья

Родился в 1874 году в Новозыбкове (ныне Брянская область) в семье старообрядческого священника Евфимия Мельникова, участвовавшего в присоединении «беглопоповских» общин к старообрядческой церкви белокриницкой иерархии. Точная дата рождения (месяц и число) Ф. Е. Мельникова неизвестна. Старший брат — Василий Евфимьевич — известный старообрядческий начётчик.

Получил первоначальное образование в семье, ещё в юности начав изучение святоотеческой и богословской литературы. Затем учился у священноинока Арсения (Швецова), будущего старообрядческого епископа Уральского.

Ещё в молодые годы стал начётчиком, участвовал в диспутах с миссионерами, проходивших сначала в Новозыбкове и соседних приходах, а затем и на Кавказе, в Бессарабии, на Алтае, в Москве. Вместе с ним в диспутах участвовали его брат Василий и Иван Усов, будущий митрополит Иннокентий. Публиковал статьи в многочисленных старообрядческих периодических изданиях, был секретарём петроградского старообрядческого епископа, членом Союза старообрядческих начётчиков, председателем начётнической комиссии при московском Братстве Честнаго и Животворящего Креста, секретарём совета общины Рогожского кладбища, секретарём старообрядческой Архиепископии Московской и всея Руси. Редактировал первые старообрядческие газеты «Утро» и «Народная газета», которые издавались после прекращения гонений на старообрядцев в 1905. В 1916 и 1918 годы был кандидатом в епископы.

В конце 1917 года был вынужден уехать из Москвы в Барнаул. 30 декабря 1917 года (ст. ст.) на совещании в Барнауле был выдвинут депутатом в Сибирскую Областную Думу от Исполнительного комитета старообрядцев, созданного еще до переезда Мельникова в Барнаул в июле 1917 года 5-м съезде Томско-Алтайской епархии для «объединения старообрядцев всех согласий по политическим вопросам».

Был директором старообрядческого учительского института в Москве, в 1918 году отстранён от должности по требованию большевистских властей. В Барнауле стал инициатором издания журнала «Сибирский старообрядец», целью которого являлось «укрепление христианства и возрождение великой, единой и независимой России», читал лекции на тему «Вера и наука», «Христианство и социализм», «Человек и религия» в Томске, Омске, Новониколаевске, Барнауле, Бийске.

Его имя фигурировало в списке кандидатов в епископы. Старообрядческий епископ Амфилохий (Журавлёв) в связи с этим писал:

Этот человек по деятельности и знанию всех превзошёл в старообрядчестве, и ему бы быть даже митрополитом или патриархом достойно и праведно, но с духовной стороны и с точки зрения правил он недопустим даже в диаконы. Пусть он работает на пользу святой Церкви и всему старообрядчеству в простом виде мирянина или инока, если получит иночество, он к нему стремится, но это ещё через несколько лет.

В подполье
После свержения власти Верховного правителя адмирала А. В. Колчака был вынужден скрываться в таёжных скитах и на отдалённых заимках Алтая, но при этом продолжал писательскую деятельность, в 1921 году печатал антибольшевистские листовки в Ново-Архангельском скиту. В этот период написал книгу «Откуда произошла вера в Бога. (Публичный диспут в советской России)» — труд в жанре христианской апологетики, в котором в литературной форме опровергал доводы атеистов. Позднее эта книга неоднократно переиздавалась (впервые была издана в Румынии после эмиграции автора), в том числе под названием «Яко с нами Бог». Главным героем книги является деревенский пчеловод Демьян Лукич, побеждающий на диспуте «воинствующих безбожников».

Был заочно приговорён к расстрелу томским губернским народным судом, но смог избежать гибели. Позднее вспоминал, что «меня не могли разыскать… в непроходимой сибирской тайге… Три раза приезжали большевистские отряды для розысков меня, и каждый раз уезжали ни с чем». В 1925—1930 жил на Кавказе, где работал пчеловодом, пытался продолжать литературное творчество. Писал по ночам, пока сосед-пчеловод не попросил его прекратить этим заниматься:

Опасное дело вы делаете, чоканье вашей пишущей машинки в ночной тишине очень далеко слышно и может заинтересовать проезжих, а проезжие могут быть красные. Тогда и вам достанется, да и нас не помилуют.

1930-е годы. Румыния
Затем смог перейти границу (переплыв ночью реку Днестр) и поселиться в Румынии, привезя туда свои рукописи. Там являлся секретарём Белокриницкой митрополии, жил в старообрядческом Мануиловском монастыре близ села Мануиловки Сучавского уезда. В Румынии продолжал заниматься литературным творчеством. Наиболее известный его труд этого времени — «Краткая история древлеправославной (старообрядческой) церкви» впервые опубликован 48-страничной брошюрой в 1918 году в Москве и в законченном виде — в Барнауле в 1999 году. Много писал, продолжал печатать свои работы (в том числе с критикой атеизма), выступал с публичными лекциями и беседами.

Во второй половине 1930-х годов составил Статут, в котором излагались организационные основы старообрядческой церкви — этот документ был утверждён правительством лишь в 1947 году.

В годы второй мировой войны
Прожив свыше 10 лет в Румынии, осенью 1941 года возбудил ходатайство о разрешении ему переехать в Тирасполь. Но дело не так быстро сдвинулось с мертвой точки. 23 апреля 1942 года он пишет письмо матушке Глафире, в котором упоминает: «Я хлопочу, чтобы мне разрешили выехать или в Транснистрию (за Днестр) или на мою Родину — в Украйну. Но пока еще не получил на это разрешение… Хотел бы поселиться в Славском монастыре. Но во-первых, меня туда никто не зовет… Во-вторых, мне как иностранцу не дозволяется никуда выезжать из того места, где застала меня война. Вот и сижу на одном месте, Слава Бога, пока благополучно».

В этот время Фёдор Мельников не прекращает много читать, писать, завершает свой главный труд «Краткая история древлеправославной (старообрядческой) Церкви». Его произведения переводились и на румынский язык Марией Вавилин, проживающей в Оттопени, в частности в письме от 10 августа 1942 года она отмечала, что работу по отношению к старообрядческой церкви она перевела к сроку — 24 июля.

В его архиве содержится отрицательный ответ совета министров Румынии от 9 мая 1942 года на просьбу о разрешении поездки в Приднестровье. По данным М. В. Шкаровского, лишь 27 августа 1942 году Фёдор Мельников смог переселиться в Тирасполь, устроившись уставщиком при старообрядческой церкви, где произносил проповеди по обличению безбожия. Переселившись в Приднестровье, бывал и в Одессе.

К тому времени в Румынии усилилось преследование старообрядцев. 18 октября 1942 года в Тирасполе были запечатаны две с большим трудом восстановленные старообрядческие церкви, а 20 октября Мельникова вызвали в полицию. В начале ноября 1942 года Ф. Е. Мельников вернулся в Браилу, но в начале 1943 года он вновь находился в Тирасполе. Перед праздником Рождества румынские власти потребовали от старообрядцев безоговорочного перехода на григорианский календарь, сообщив, что в противном случае все их церкви будут закрыты, а священники отправлены в лагеря. Это требование было отвергнуто, что повлекло новые репрессии. 11 января 1943 года был арестован митрополит Белорецкий Тихон (Качалкин). Был арестован и Мельников, но когда именно неизвестно. Его заключили в лагерь для мирного населения Новые Онешты.

В сентябре 1943 года был освобождён из лагеря, после чего получает приглашение занять пост миссионера в Транснистрии. Он немедленно переехал в Одессу и начал читать лекции. Миссия приступила к изданию его апологетических сочинений. К тому времени благодаря коренному перелому в ходе Великой Отечественной войны тактика румынского правительства относительно религиозной политики изменилась: преследования богослужений по старому стилю прекратились, начали проводиться религиозные радиопередачи на русском языке и т. п.

Последние годы жизни
В последние годы жизни находился под открытым наблюдением румынской коммунистической спецслужбы Секуритате. Скончался в Мануиловском монастыре в 1960 году.

Труды

 О старообрядческом священстве до м. Амвросия. Большой Камень, 2002.
 История русской православной старообрядческой Церкви (краткий очерк). М., 2003.

Собрание сочинений
 Том 1. Краткая история древлеправославной (старообрядческой) Церкви. Барнаул, 1999.
 Том 2. О безбожнических и христианских догматах, таинствах и обрядах. Барнаул, 2000.
 Том 3. Отвергает ли наука веру в Бога. О человеческой душе и её происхождении. Сектантство и Церковь перед судом Священного Писания. Барнаул, 2001.
 Том 4. В защиту старообрядческой иерархии (1 и 2 вып.). Блуждающее богословие. Об именословном перстосложении. Барнаул, 2002.
 Том 5. Исследование о крещении и святительском достоинстве митрополита Амвросия. Конец сомнениям в законности старообрядческой иерархии. О белокриницком священстве до м. Амвросия. Барнаул, 2003.
 Том 6. Спутник христианина (Спутник религиозника-христианина; Нужна ли Вера в Бога; Ответ на вопрос безбожников: Откуда взялся Бог?; Откуда произошла Вера в Бога). Барнаул, 2005.
 Том 7. История Русской Церкви со времен царствования Алексея Михайловича до разгрома Соловецкого монастыря. Барнаул, 2006.
 Том 8. Что такое старообрядчество. Барнаул, 2007.

Литература
 Панкратов А. Деятельность Фёдора Евфимьевича Мельникова в старообрядческой Измаильской епархии в середине 1930-х годов // Духовные ответы. — 2000. — Вып. 13 — С. 66—82
 Приль Л. Н. Ф. Е. Мельников: вехи сибирской биографии // Старообрядчество: история, культура, современность. Вып. 12 — М.: 2007. — С. 72—86
 Лоскутов Ю. В. Ф. Е. Мельников как философ (Штрихи к портрету) // Старообрядчество: История, культура, современность: Материалы 8-й международной научной конференции — М., 2007. — Т. 2. — С. 49-56
 Пригарин А. А. О спорах в заграничном старообрядчестве 1935 г.: публикация писем Ф. Е. Мельникова и отца Игнатия // Судьба старообрядчества в ХХ — начале ХХI вв.: история и современность. Сб. научн. трудов и материалов / Отв. ред. и сост. С. В. Таранец. — К., 2008. — С. 120—143.
 Колупаев В. Е. Интеллектуальное наследие старообрядца Ф. Е. Мельникова (1874—1960) в книжном мире Русского Зарубежья // Культура русских липован в национальном и международном контексте. — Тульча, Бухарест: IHTIS, 2009.
 Колупаев В. Е. Книги Ф. Е. Мельникова в Русском Зарубежье // Липоване: История и культура русских-старообрядцев. — Одесса, 2009. — Вып. 6. — С. 246—249.

Примечания

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Social Proof: Rethinking Student Research
For many students, social media tends to undermine academic research rather than support it—after all, what student in the throes of paper writing hasn't grasped for momentary solace in Facebook, Instagram, or the latest Studio C comedy sketch video?
But what if social media could actually help students write better papers?
Dr. Gideon Burton, an assistant professor in BYU's English department, believes that students can harness the power of social media in exciting ways to gather what he calls "social proof." He outlines the design thinking process of social proof as follows:
Bounce ideas off friends and family: Go to the people who will listen no matter what. Get their feedback on what works and what doesn't.
Circulate "tweethis" on social media: With a little more refined idea, circulate a pithy statement, or "tweethis" on social media channels to vet the idea with a wider audience.
Ask for feedback from experts: After incorporating feedback from two different channels, contact an expert in the field and see if the idea has real merit.
What have been the results of this new way to research? Do experts actually care enough to respond to undergraduate students' undeveloped ideas? Watch the video and find out.
Establishing Communities of Innovation through the Innovative Normative Culture Model
By Casey Wright
Talking to and reading about the research done by Rick West is what accelerated my interest in creativity and innovation. West (2009) wrote a lot of what a community of innovation looks like, but left the question open as to how to create or establish such a community. In other words, if it is possible to learn and develop the essentials of creativity within a group or organization (and it seems it is), what are the possible best practices for such a task? I would argue that Social Network Analysis (SNA) could be used to find key relationships between innovative/non-innovative teams, organizations or communities. Furthermore, by using the research behind Positive Normative Cultures (Positive Peer Culture Guide, nd), I am looking to create a model (Innovative Normative Culture) for designing, establishing, and cultivating innovative norms within Communities of Innovation (COI)s through theories of positive "peer pressure". The purpose of this article is to briefly show how I plan to study and establish the Innovative Normative Culture model.
West (2009) discusses a theory by Bandura (1986) who describes what he calls reciprocal determinism. The figure below shows the three elements that Bandura identifies that determine who we are. Figure 1 Our values (person), our behavior (which does not always match up with our values), and our environment all influence who we are.
That being said, I feel Bandura did not leave space for intentional activities (e.g., what happens when we intentionally alter our environment by moving to a new state or country with new laws and cultures? Or what happens when we purposely alter our behavior in any given situation?). Of course this is not a new concept. A lot of research has been done in psychology, organizational behavior, and other fields either directly or indirectly adding to Bandura's theory. As for how this relates to creativity, I feel that one area of Bandura's model has not been studied as much through the lens of cultivating creativity—the person. Innovative Normative Culture would place focus on intentionally impacting an individual who will impact another individual, who will impact another, etc. By using the power of one's social network, I believe organizations could change their norms to have more innovative behaviors.
Brendtro, Brokenleg and Van Bockern (2005) wrote of the "Circle of Courage" that "marks the critical indicators, [or] the vital signs for positive youth development" (p. 131). Although a physician has a thousand tools for diagnosis, they always begin with the vitals (Brendtro et al., 2005). I feel that COI identify the vitals needed for sustaining innovative organizations. This model I tag as Innovative Normative Culture (INC) is a way to focus on the vitals of innovation within a group that West (2009) and others have identified in order to establish a COI. We know some of those vitals, or for purposes of INC we will call them norms. Norms such as an organic, flat organization; a lot of prototyping; peer-evaluated/peer-accountable; diversified expertise; democratic leadership, etc. (West, 2009). These can be seen as the vitals needed for the overall innovative health of an organization or community. West (2009) goes on to describe how using different methods, perhaps we could identify key attributes and characteristics important to COIs and then let those "become guiding principles for designing COIs" (p. 329).
West (2009) asks the question, "Can we teach this?" This means, if innovation and creativity is so important in the world today, is it possible to be learned? It seems it can be learned, so another question we can ask is "How can we best teach an organization in order to learn innovation?" I suggest research in INC as a useful model in testing how we might teach or establish innovation within an organization.
I believe that using some of the Circle of Courage and positive peer pressure research, the Innovative Normative Culture could create and establish Communities of Innovation. In order to understand INC, I plan to learn and utilize Social Network Analysis to look at how groups form within organizations and how connections to other groups could be used to positively "pressure" non-innovative groups to overcome non-innovative norms to become more creative and innovative. "The goal of the [Innovative] Normative Culture [model in education, business or any organization would be] to create an environment where [all participants innovate] by helping their peers make [overall creative and innovative] choices" (Adapted from Positive Peer Culture Guide, nd, p. 1).
The Sociology of Innovation
The word 'innovation' usually conjures up images of high-tech labs and whizzing machines with brilliant scientists creating the visions on the future. However, innovation encompasses so much more than just the flashy inventions that come out in the end.
Eric Dahlin, a professor at Brigham Young University, spends his time studying the sociology of innovation.
"There are lots of great, amazing, exciting ideas people have that are new and would improve the world and our lives and our situations that aren't accepted or adopted or used because they don't fit well with existing organizational and institutional arrangements and cultural preference and practices," said Dahlin.
On the other side, some ideas are accepted merely because of an historical accident or a chance meeting of the right people. These social interactions and the way they influence the innovative process are what Dahlin's research and classes revolve around.
Recently Dahlin has worked with a group of engineering faculty and students to create an efficient cooking stove for people in South America. Dahlin studies things such as who will be using the stove, what the size of the families are, and what kinds of things will be cooked on the stove, which are things that will help the engineers build a more successful stove.
In addition to working with engineers on projects that will aid communities in developing countries, Dahlin is also studying patents and the patenting system in the United States. He is discovering that fewer and fewer individuals are creating patents, and that larger companies are increasingly dominating the patenting landscape. His current research focuses on whether this has a detrimental effect on the creativity of an individual versus a large corporation.
Dahlin has also been researching the pharmaceutical world and how new medicines are developed. He is focusing on whether innovation in the medical field comes from radically new ideas, or from simple changes made to preexisting ideas and methods.
As demonstrated by Dahlin's extensive research, sociology is deeply intertwined with the innovative process, and Dahlin teaches a class every fall semester that studies the societal relationships found in the world and how they impact the creative process. The class begins by focusing on individual views of creativity and broadens its scope throughout the semester, studying the diffusion of creativity through groups, social networks, and organizations.
By understanding the familial, societal, and corporate relationships that define the world, innovation and creativity can be further developed. Roadblocks to progress can be identified and resolved, and improvements to society can be made. Dahlin's teaching and research add to this well of important knowledge, and encourage others to contribute and collaborate in order to benefit the world.
1. Dahlin, Eric. 2014. "The Sociology of Innovation: Organizational, Environmental, and Relative Perspectives. Sociology Compass 8: 671-687.
2. Dahlin, Eric C. 2011. "There's No 'I' in Innovation." Contexts 4: 22-27.
Communities of Innovation
In our Video Abstract Series, we talk with BYU faculty members who have interesting projects, classes, or research focused on creativity, innovation, design thinking, or interdisciplinary collaboration.
In our first Video Abstract, we talk with Dr. Rick West, Assistant Professor of Instructional Psychology and Technology. In this video, Dr. West talks about the framework he developed for communities of innovation. In this framework, Dr. West identifies both individual and organization level characteristics that help spur innovation within a community. An update to his framework will be published later in this year in TechTrends.
To read Dr. West's 2009 paper on Communities of Innovation, visit: http://www.academia.edu/2538081/What_is_shared_A_framework_for_studying_communities_of_innovation
New Book: "The Innovator's Method: Bringing the Lean Start-Up Into Your Organization"
So you've got a great idea–how do you know if it will work?
The Innovator's Method: Bringing the Lean Start-Up Into Your Organization, recently published by Harvard Business Review Press, aims to answer that question.
From Nathan Furr and Jeff Dyer, professors in the Marriott School of Management at BYU and coauthors of The Innovator's DNA, comes the book that takes the next step in the innovation process: moving from generating new ideas to testing the validity of those ideas in the marketplace. The Innovator's Method takes readers through the steps of coming up with an insight, understanding the customer's problem, quickly finding a solution to that problem, making a business plan, generating revenue, and scaling the idea. Says Dyer, "I've had lots of people use The Innovator's DNA behaviors of questioning, observing, networking, and experimenting to come up with great new ideas, but they often don't know what to do with it when they come up with an idea. …The Innovator's Method tells you how to test and validate your idea to know whether it will work in the marketplace."
The ability to innovate is becoming more critical for businesses to be able to keep pace with ever-changing markets, but with innovation comes uncertainty and reluctance to try out new solutions because of that uncertainty. Developed through research on world-class innovators such as Google, Tesla, Amazon, and Regeneron (see about the research), this process helps take the risk out of innovation and offers an additional perspective on the role of a leader: high uncertainty problems require different management principles than low uncertainty problems. The Innovator's Method shows that managers, CEOs, entrepreneurs, and even politicians can conduct frugal experiments that will determine the usefulness of the idea before expending valuable time and resources on something that doesn't work. The book is sure to be an indispensable resource for anyone who wants their organization to have (or keep) the innovative edge.
You can download a complimentary copy of the Introduction and Chapter One to The Innovator's Method here.
Jeff Dyer, coauthor of The Innovator's Method on how to test and validate your idea before it goes to market.
Jeff Dyer, on how The Innovator's Method can help managers, CEOs, entrepreneurs, and politicians, innovate, experiment and validate new ideas.
Jeff Dyer with some key takeaways from his new book, The Innovator's Method, with Nathan Furr.
Jeff Dyer, coauthor of the new book The Innovator's Method on the importance of innovation in leadership.
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Nail It Then Scale It
The Entrepreneur's Guide to Creating and Managing Breakthrough Innovation
Why do most new businesses fail, yet a few entrepreneurs have a habit of winning over and over again? The shocking discovery of years of research and trial is that most startups fail by doing the "right things," but doing them out of order. In other words, human nature combined with our entrepreneurial drive puts us on autopilot to become part of the 70% to 90% of ventures that fail.  From Thomas Edison to Steve Jobs, the Nail It Then Scale It method is based on pattern recognition of the timeless principles and key practices used by successful entrepreneurs to repeatedly innovate. These processes and principles have now been distilled into a handbook to guide entrepreneurs and innovative product managers to victory. Stop following conventional wisdom and join the few entrepreneurs that can consistently take their innovative idea all the way to a successful company launch.
The Innovator's DNA
From Idea to Impact
You can be as innovative and impactful — if you can change your behaviors to improve your creative impact. In The Innovator's DNA, authors Jeff Dyer, Hal Gregersen, and bestselling author Clayton M. Christensen (The Innovator's Dilemma, The Innovator's Solution) build on what we know about disruptive innovation to show how individuals can develop the skills necessary to move progressively from idea to impact.  By identifying behaviors of the world's best innovators — from leaders at Amazon and Apple to those at Google, Skype, and Virgin Group — the authors outline five discovery skills that distinguish innovative entrepreneurs and executives from ordinary managers: Associating, Questioning, Observing, Networking, and Experimenting. Once you master these competencies, the authors explain how you can generate ideas, collaborate with colleagues to implement them, and build innovation skills throughout your organization to sharpen its competitive edge.
Learning to Design Collaboratively
Participation of Student Designers in a Community of Innovation
A look at the nature and characteristics of Communities of Innovation within a graduate student design community, by Rick West and Michael Hannafi.
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Port Phillip är en region i Australien. Den ligger i delstaten Victoria, nära delstatshuvudstaden Melbourne. Antalet invånare är . Arean är  kvadratkilometer.

Följande samhällen finns i Port Phillip:

 Saint Kilda
 Elwood
 Port Melbourne
 St Kilda East
 South Melbourne
 Balaclava
 Middle Park
 St Kilda West

Runt Port Phillip är det i huvudsak tätbebyggt. Runt Port Phillip är det mycket tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är juli, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med  mm nederbörd.

Källor

Indelningar i Victoria, Australien


I think that's an old Jewish saying which emphasizes the unpredictability of life and how all our plans and strategizing can be derailed on a dime.
God must be thundering the Heavens with guffaws about now. He had other plans for the month of November which I couldn't have dreamed up in my wildest imagination.
Problems are a part of life and often our first response is to "fix" whatever shows up outside the perfect box of our daily existense. Now, that makes ME laugh!
So I'm not setting any goals for December and I'm giving up trying to "fix everything." I figure God's got it taken care of, and my best hope is to step back and stay out of his way.
Yes, we all need to step back and know that God has a plan for us. It may not always be what we thought would happen. God is Good all the time!!
So glad you feel like writing on the blog and putting a smile on our face.
Welcome back, take care and let others take care of you for a change!!
Emily: You are truly in God's hands….and I thank him for allowing you to give us joy even while you aren't in the best of health…Praying you will continue to improve and thanking God for allowing you to bring joy into our lives. God does have a plan and I am so thankful he has such great plans for you.