On Thursday, the Sound Transit Board of Directors approved a revamped permit parking program for Sound Transit-operated parking facilities. The program will allow Sound Transit to designate and reserve up to 50% of parking spaces at in-demand locations for park-and-ride permitholders. The program is anticipated to begin at fourteen park-and-ride locations this October, but could eventually expand to include more in the future.
The board has authorized Sound Transit administrators to designate up to 50% of parking stalls at eligible permit parking locations for permitholders. That doesn't mean that each location will initially reach the 50% target since the number of spaces will be determined in large part by market demand for permits. Active enforcement of permit parking spaces will be on weekdays. After 8:30am, designated permit stalls will be open to general use if not occupied by a permitholder.
Three other regional transit center park-and-rides (i.e., Federal Way, Issaquah, and Mercer Island).
During the initial program startup, Sound Transit will offer free permits to carpoolers (HOVs) while solo drivers (SOVs) will pay a regular monthly fee for their permits. Carpoolers and riders who qualify for ORCA LIFT will be eligible for reduced permit fees to prioritize parking access for more riders and fostering equity for lower-income riders. A fee structure should soon be established based upon market surveys, but Sound Transit plans to ensure that fees are enough to cover annual administration and enforcement of the program (estimated at $190 per year per stall). According to the adopted policy, the average permit cost should be $90 per month, but could vary by location from $30 to $150 per month. Permits should go on sale beginning in September.
Permits will be prioritized for carpoolers over solo drivers at all locations. Residents in the Sound Transit taxing district will also get the first crack at permits since they already pay taxes to fund the transit system, including parking facilities. Eventually, Sound Transit may expand the permit program for non-residents of the Sound Transit taxing district, but a specific time has not been specified at this stage.
The permit program isn't the first foray into reserved parking for a fee by Sound Transit. A six-month pilot effort was launched in 2014 at several parking facilities operated by Sound Transit, which provided reserved permit parking spaces to both solo drivers and carpoolers. At the time, permitholders were able to obtain parking permits on a quarterly basis paying $5 for carpool permits and $33 for solo driver permits. The program was fairly successful with more than 500 participants in the program and 1,400 individuals applying for permits, greatly outstripping supply. Following that program, Sound Transit moved to expand permit parking by designating permit parking spaces at nine locations (all Link light rail and Sounder commuter rail stations) where parking utilitization was 97% or greater. Permits were made available exclusively to carpoolers with more than 280 participating permitholders.
The program is really about efficient access to parking facilities for riders, giving preference to those carpooling and with lower incomes who particularly need access to transit. In this way, the program should provide equitable outcomes and grow overall ridership while discouraging parking by people who aren't necessarily riding on transit. Sound Transit estimates that the permit program should generate over $2 million in annual net revenue, which will exceed administration and enforcement costs. Extra revenue will go to the System Access Fund, which directs money to improving overall station access and safety at Sound Transit facilities. Pedestrian and bike access improvements are examples of this. Given yearly billion-dollar capital budgets, the permit parking revenues will be comparatively meager, but could grow substantially in future years as the permit parking expands and matures with larger permit fee contributions going toward similar investments.
I wonder why Tacoma Dome is absent from this list.
It is operated and maintained by Pierce Transit, I believe. Likewise, Lynnwood Transit Center is operated and maintained by Community Transit.


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Q: Custom initialization of Subview in iOS gicing error I am facing problem in custom initialization of my subview class the method somewhat look like this
      my sub view .h file lloks like this
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

@interface mysubview : UIView

@property(nonatomic,strong)UIButton *mybutton;

@end

ViewController.m file
-(id)initWithbutton:(CGRect)frame color:(UIColor*)mycolor
{
    NSLog(@"Into the initializer");
    self = [super initWithFrame:frame];
    if (self) {
        // Initialization code
        mybutton = [[UIButton     alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(frame.size.width/2,frame.size.height/2,20,20)];
        [mybutton setTitle:@"b" forState:UIControlStateNormal];
        [mybutton setTitle:@"b" forState:UIControlStateHighlighted];

        self.backgroundColor = mycolor;
        [self addSubview:mybutton];

    }
    return self;
}

and in my viewcontroller i am calling it as
p_subview1 = [[mysubview alloc] initWithbutton:CGRectMake(10,10,70,70) color:[UIColor blueColor]];

but during compilation i am getting error no visible interface in my subview class has this method plz consider if i am doing something silly here I am new to iphone development.

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The claims of Christianity have no supportive evidence to back them.
But this is simply an argument. This is not evidence.
And when counter-arguments can produce evidence that Christian claims are not only fallacious but can also cause harm, then such arguments need to be discarded for what they truly are: fabrications based upon falsehood.
The claims of Atheism have no supportive evidence to back them.
Yes, such claim can make very persuasive arguments that some may agree with, but this is simply an argument. This is not evidence.
And when counter-arguments can produce evidence that Atheistic claims are not only fallacious but can also cause harm, then such arguments need to be discarded for what they truly are: fabrications based upon falsehood.


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If you are a fantasy cricket player, you will want to know which players to select for your team so that you can win the maximum points and perhaps top the league when Afghanistan hosts Bangladesh in India for the second T20I in Dehradun on 5 June 2018. Well, here are some tips for you to help you out.
Mohammad Shahzad is the finest player from Afghanistan Cricket. The wicketkeeper batsman has scored a century in T20I, and has an average of about 32.34.
You can include Asghar Stanikzai, the captain of Afghanistan cricket team, in your fantasy cricket team. He is a right handed batsman and capable of big hitting and scoring runs.
Karim Khan Sadiq. He is one of the best players of Afghan cricket team who can bowl off break.
Mohammad Nabi, Shafiqullah Shafaq, and Mohammed Shahzad are other Afghani cricketers that you can include in your fantasy cricket team.
While Mohammad Shahzad is a hard hitter of the ball, he primarily plays as a wicketkeeper.
Shakib Al Hasan, the Bangladeshi captain, is a must-include in your fantasy cricket team. He is renowned for his aggressive batting.
Mahmudullah is in good form in these days. So, you can include him in your fantasy cricket team.
Liton Das is another batsman that you can think of including in your team. He could be the opener, considering that he opens for Bangladesh.
Abu Hider, who made his debut for Bangladesh against Zimbabwe, is worthwhile including in your fantasy cricket team. He is a medium pacer and capable of picking up wickets early on.
Fantasy cricket betting is about choosing the right players. So, if you want to win attractive prizes, use these tips to choose the players and create the perfect fantasy cricket team. It will be fun and exciting.


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Der geographische Sammelbegriff Barbaricum wurde in Anlehnung an den antiken Sprachgebrauch geprägt. Er wird bisweilen in historischen und archäologischen Fachkreisen für das an das römische Imperium angrenzende (nach römischer Vorstellung nur von "Barbaren" bewohnte) Gebiet jenseits des Limes in Nord-, Mittel- und Südosteuropa angewandt. In der Spätantike war es die lateinische Bezeichnung für die nicht von den Römern besetzten Stammesterritorien jenseits von Rhein und Donau (jedoch nicht etwa für Persien): Ammianus Marcellinus verwendete es, ebenso Eutropius. Der früheste inschriftliche Beleg scheint aus dem frühen 3. Jahrhundert zu stammen.

In der Forschung werden die Begriffe Germania (womit Germania Magna gemeint ist) und Barbaricum teils synonym benutzt, doch sind die Termini weder in ihrer zeitlichen noch in ihrer räumlichen Bedeutung völlig deckungsgleich. Der als Barbaricum bezeichnete, außerrömische Raum wurde seit dem Beginn der Völkerwanderungszeit nicht ausschließlich von Germanen bewohnt, obwohl sie bis in die Spätantike den Großteil der Bevölkerung ausmachten. In der Völkerwanderungszeit stießen aber auch Alanen und Hunnen in dieses Gebiet vor sowie schließlich (seit dem 6. Jahrhundert) slawische Stämme, die das von Germanen weitgehend aufgegebene Gebiet östlich der Albis (Elbe) besiedelten.

Hervorzuheben sind die vielfältigen kulturellen, sozialen und wirtschaftlichen Kontakte zwischen dem (germanischen) Barbaricum und dem Imperium seit der frühen Kaiserzeit. Archäologisch lassen sich im Barbaricum zahlreiche römische Importe im Fundmaterial nachweisen. Die Bildung germanischer tribaler Großverbände (Alamannen und Franken) ab der Zeit der Reichskrise des 3. Jahrhunderts war wohl durch die Kontakte mit der römischen Welt beeinflusst. Ebenso konnten "Barbaren" durchaus Karriere im römischen Militär machen.

Literatur
 Hans Jürgen Eggers: Der römische Import im freien Germanien. Atlas Urgesch. 1, Hamburg 1951.
 Thomas Fischer: Gladius. Roms Legionen in Germanien. C.H. Beck, München 2020.
 Jutta Frings (Bearb.): Rom und die Barbaren. Europa zur Zeit der Völkerwanderung. Hirmer, München 2008.
 Gustav Adolf Lehmann: Imperium und Barbaricum. Neue Befunde und Erkenntnisse zu den römisch-germanischen Auseinandersetzungen im nordwestdeutschen Raum – von der augusteischen Okkupationsphase bis zum Germanien-Zug des Maximinus Thrax (235 n. Chr.). Wien 2011.
 Ulla Lund Hansen: Römische Kaiserzeit. In: Reallexikon der Germanischen Altertumskunde. Bd. 25 (2003), S. 90ff.
 Walter Pohl: Die Germanen. 2. Aufl. München 2004.
 Helmuth Schneider (Hrsg.): Feindliche Nachbarn. Rom und die Germanen. Böhlau Verlag, Köln 2008, ISBN 978-3-412-20219-4.
 Roland Steinacher: Rom und die Barbaren. Völker im Alpen- und Donauraum (300–600). Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 2017, ISBN 978-3-17-025168-7.
 Herwig Wolfram: Das Römerreich und seine Germanen: Eine Erzählung von Herkunft und Ankunft. Böhlau, Wien/Köln/Weimar 2018.

Weblinks

Anmerkungen

Geographie (Römisches Reich)
Völkerwanderung

Historischer Kulturraum
Geographie der Antike
Archäologischer Fachbegriff

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I'm happy to say that I love doing dishes, and laundry. Odd I know! When our water was turned off I hated using paper plates. I don't like wasting things! We had dishes covering the counter. I had two baskets full of laundry. Last night I did the dishes, and separated out the laundry. It felt good knowing that I could take care of them.
Giving is a wonderful thing! My first year students all got brand new MacBooks. I didn't buy them. I got to help hand them out. It's so fun seeing the look on people's face when they get something they've wanted for awhile!
I have one student that whines as much as Isaak does. I'm not joking. It's really sad when a college student whines as much as a 5 year old does. She's either whining because she doesn't get how to do something, whines because she's not as good as other students in the class, or whines because she hasn't gotten an award for a competition that they students enter every year. I feel for her, otherwise she wouldn't come to me to whine. At the same time I tell her, "If this stuff bothers you do something about it." Then her eyes fill up with tears. I just wish you could install confidence in some people. Other students are too conceited. Those students I wish I could knock down a notch.
Another horrible thing happened this week. A little 5 year old girl named Payton was sitting eating breakfast with her mom and brother. A bullet went into their home, hit the girl and killed her. She's the same age as Isaak. The brother that was at the table is only 4 years old. No one knows who fired the shots. I'm just heart broken for this family! The area they lived in is the rough part of town. It doesn't matter. No one should worry about eating breakfast, and have a bullet enter their home! The family is trying to celebrate her life instead of grieve over it. They are strong people. Their only hope is that gun violence stops!
To end on a happy note Isaak created a fun drawing I want to share. He spelled everything out himself.
My heart breaks for that little girls family. While I absolutely believe in our right to own guns, all too often they fall in the wrong hands. My community is reeling right now over a man who just went into one of our supermarkets shooting people. He took 2 lives, almost 3 before the PD shot and killed him. We never imagined that would happen in our area, but sadly, it can anywhere.
My sincerest deepest condolences for her family :( so senseless and sad.
Do the students get to keep the Mac Books or give them back at the end of the year? And are they allowed to use them for personal use or JUST school?
Wow how lucky for those students with the new Macbooks. I ended up buying both my son and daughter new macbooks last year. It cost a fortune! But they needed them for school also. Also so sorry for the family who's little girl died, so sad. But the picture Isaak did is great!
pretty cool about the macbooks!!!
and so sad about the little girl.. the world we are living in is so scary these days..
Such a sad thing to happen to an innocent child.


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The film includes interviews with notable activists such as Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn and Michael Moore.
Ethos is only being distributed via the Ethos movie website and Media for Action website, as the filmmakers are not using corporate media companies to promote it.
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Stolen Laptop Leads to $2.5 Million HIPAA Breach Penalty
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By Admin April 27, 2017
The theft of a laptop computer containing information of nearly 1,400 patients was among two HIPAA breaches that led a Pennsylvania provider of remote heart monitoring to pay $2.5 million, federal authorities said this week.
Malvern-based CardioNet, Inc., essentially had no process at all for securely managing electronic protected health information (ePHI) of the patients it was hired to monitor, at the time the breaches occurred in early 2012, according to investigators from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Civil Rights (OCR).
CardioNet – a covered entity – was found to have insufficient risk analysis and risk management processes, in violation of the security and privacy rules of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
"CardioNet's policies and procedures implementing the standards of the HIPAA Security Rule were in draft form and had not been implemented," OCR officials said in a statement. "Further, the Pennsylvania–based organization was unable to produce any final policies or procedures regarding the implementation of safeguards for ePHI, including those for mobile devices."
On its website, CardioNet is described as the world's leading supplier of mobile cardiac outpatient telemetry.
"CardioNet provides the next-generation ambulatory cardiac monitoring service with beat-to-beat, real time analysis, automatic arrhythmia detection and wireless ECG transmission," the website says. "CardioNet prides itself with helping clinicians prevent morbidity, mortality and disability with rapid diagnosis and treatment of patients with cardiovascular disease."
The first reported breach occurred on Jan. 10, 2012, when a laptop containing the ePHI of 1,391 people was stolen from a car parked outside of a CardioNet employee's home.
"Mobile devices in the health care sector remain particularly vulnerable to theft and loss," OCR director Roger Severino said in a statement.
"Failure to implement mobile device security by Covered Entities and Business Associates puts individuals' sensitive health information at risk," the statement continued. "This disregard for security can result in a serious breach, which affects each individual whose information is left unprotected."
OCR did not provide details of the second – larger – breach, which occurred on Feb. 27, 2012, and compromised the ePHI of 2,219 individuals.
CardioNet's settlement brings the amount of HIPAA breach payments collected by OCR thus far this year to $14.3 million.
Last year, the agency collected a record $23.5 million, up from $6.2 million in all of 2015.
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When John Wortley moved to Lambe's fruit farm at Bolton Hill, Moone in 1957 there were 55 acres under fruit. This was to increase under his management to 175 acres, and raspberries, strawberries, blackcurrants, gooseberries, redcurrants and apples provided the basis for many full-time and part-time jobs during the economic hard times of those years. I remember the lorries which left Emily Square in the early hours of the summer mornings bringing the fruit pickers to Bolton Hill. But for my early morning duties as a Mass server I would not have expected to have shared such early hours with the good women and youngsters who clambered up on the lorries for the short journey to the fruit farm. During the six weeks of the fruit picking season which coincided with the school holidays, upwards of 500 young boys and girls were employed at the Bolton Hill Fruit Farm. "The youngsters were the best pickers" says John, while the older women from Athy, Carlow and Castledermot made up the majority of the full-time staff on the farm.
John recalls some of those wonderful hard-working women from forty years ago. Teresa Roycroft, Nellie Fennell and her sister Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Brennan, Lilly Moore, "Nonie" Kelly, Mrs. McFadden, Josie Burke and Maggie Robinson to mention but a few. They all gathered in the town square in time to catch the 7.30am lorry to Bolton Hill where they started work at 8.00am, finishing at 6.00pm in the evening. The O'Keeffe's including Mick, John Joe, Eamon and Tony were the drivers employed by Lambes, both on and off the fruit farm. In his early years on the job John failed to understand the difficulties that can arise when county allegiances come to the fore. On one such occasion the Athy women and the women from Carlow came to blows. The occasion was marked by the use of sturdy wooden fruit boxes as weapons by both sides in a futile attempt to batter their opponents into submission. Peace was eventually restored and thereafter only guaranteed so long as the battling women were kept apart. This was achieved by judiciously allocating each group to pick fruit in different and well separated areas of the farm.
In the late 1950's Lambe Brothers required more and more fruit for their jam- manufacturing process, and sought to extend strawberry growing into the south east of Ireland. John toured County Wexford with a local horticultural adviser on a strawberry-growing mission but got little or no co-operation from the local farmers. Only one Clonroche-based farmer took up the offer and his immediate success in growing strawberries soon encouraged many others to get involved, in time creating the phenomenal success story which is the current Wexford Strawberry industry.
Barleyhill Farm was originally owned by Johnny Moran who sold it to Lambe Brothers in or about 1942 and Johnny then took on the job of farm manager. He was replaced 12 years later by John Wortley. The other Lambe Fruit Farm at Fontstown was purchased around the same time from Mr. Goodwin [Snr.] and was managed by Alo Lawler and later still by his son Dermot.
John Wortley retired on the last day of 1977, moving with his family to the Fontstown Farm where they lived for two years in the mews house. From there he started his landscaping business which was to occupy him for the next twelve years. His first landscaping contract was with the Marine Hotel in Sutton Cross in Dublin where after six weeks work he found himself with a profit of only £6.00. It was for him a valuable if expensive lesson in costing and estimating, but a lesson he would never forget. The Wortley family moved to Oldcourt in 1980 where John built a house in a field purchased from local farmer Jimmy Livingstone. At that time John was involved in producing wood carvings which he is quick to point out are all hand carved and owe nothing to the lathe. He has been working in wood since the mid-1970's, having earlier executed stone carvings when he worked and lived in the English Cotswolds.
John's success as a wood carver has seen his work included in art exhibitions throughout the region. His reproductions in different types of wood of the Irish fauna is particularly striking, and is a big favourite with the many persons who over the years have acquired examples of John's work. Now retired from landscaping and gardening, John, at 84 years of age continues to produce wood carvings, while indulging in his other hobby of breeding and showing prized poultry.
John whose parents were members of the Plymouth Brethern describes himself as a non-conformist. I was particularly interested to hear of his connection with the Plymouth Brethern founded by John Nelson Darby, a one time associate of Athy man Reverend Thomas Kelly of Kellyite fame. John's un-prepossessing manner belies a wealth of experience on farms as far apart as Woburn Abbey in Bedfordshire and Greenstone Point in the west of the Scottish Highlands. The farmer cum artist has spent 47 years in south Kildare, more years than he spent in his native country and by his pleasant and gentlemanly manner has endeared himself to everyone fortunate enough to have met him over the years.
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I first came across John Wortley nineteen years ago. More correctly I saw his wood carvings before I met the genial Englishman who has made his home in Ireland for the past 47 years. His story is of one man's attachment to land, an attachment which has endured ever since he left the employment of a wholesale stationers in 1933. He was living in Surrey, just south of Croydon, at the age of 16 years when he started a poultry business. He recalls buying a 12 horsepower Morris car for £12.10s soon afterwards for his egg round, but energy and hard work was not then sufficient guarantee of commercial success. He soon gave up the uneven struggle but determined to stay working within the agricultural sector. Just before the start of World War II he spent six months without pay on a farm in Shropshire to gain experience of farmwork. His first job was as a stockman and as a driver to a farmer who fell foul of the drunk driving laws of the time. The farm was in Bichester, Oxfordshire, a noted hunting centre on the edge of the Vale of Aylesbury. While he was there World War II broke out but John as a farm manager was not accepted in the regular army and instead he joined the Air Raid Precaution Service. His next farm job was in Leicestershire where John started work each morning milking cows at 4.30am, finishing at 10.00pm, a routine endured for two days at a stretch, with every third day off. In June 1941 John married Joan whom he had met in art college some years previously. John was earning 48 shillings per week and provided with a farm house which the young couple shared with another farm worker and his family.
During the World War English agriculture was subjected to compulsory tillage control and War Agricultural Committees took control of farms which were not worked efficiently. For a time in early 1943 John worked as a farm foreman for the Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey, now well known as a major tourist attraction in the Bedfordshire countryside. When the farm manager was sacked by the Duke, John was offered his job, but only part of the house previously occupied by the departing manager. John showing a determined streak, took himself to another position, this time with the Land Settlement Association near Jarrow.
An industrial town on the River Tynne, Jarrow was associated with the unemployment and social unrest of the 1920's. It was from Jarrow that unemployed men began the long march to London in 1926 to demand jobs from the Conservative Government. John's job as farm manager and machinery officer with the Land Settlement Association was to work closely with the former miners and ship builders who were allocated land by the Commission.
He spent two years amongst the Jarrow folk before moving in 1947 to Great Raveley in Cambridgeshire when offered a job by the former manager of the Woburn Estate. John was now earning £400 a year with a house provided, two pigs to kill, free fuel, vegetables, firing and a car provided. A period of relative prosperity followed which soon gave way to thoughts of owning and working his own agricultural holding. So it was that in 1949 John bought a 20 acre croft in Scotland with rights on 7,000 acres of commonage. Crofting developed following the Highland Clearances of the late 18th and 19th centuries which compelled Scottish tenants to abandon their homes and to adopt a subsistence lifestyle as crofters on the fringes of the barren Scottish coastline. Each croft consisted of a small holding with grazing rights on common pasture. It was a way of life which led to poverty, emigration and the eventual de-population of the Scottish Highlands.
The Wortley croft was at Greenstone Point, a cold, wet, and windy outcrop of moorland 90 miles north west of Inverness. The nearest village was Aultbea. The local school was 8 miles distance while the local doctor had to make a return journey of 90 miles if he was required to attend the Wortley household. It was to Greenstone Point that John, Jean and their two children, Frances and Andrew made the long arduous journey from Cambridgeshire just four years after the end of World War II. Jean and the children travelled by train, arriving at a station 35 miles distance from their new home while John travelled from Great Raveley just south of Petersborough with all the family furniture in a small truck. The journey was made at a slow speed without an overnight stop with John and the truck driver alternating as drivers. They set out on a Monday early in the morning and finally reached their destination at 12noon the following Wednesday after a journey of over 700 miles.
Greenstone Point was and is an isolated Gaelic-speaking area where severe gales lash the landscape and the persistent rainfall buffeted by the wind seems to fall almost horizontally. Barley and potatoes were grown on the 20 acre holding, with certified shallots for seed purposes providing a particularly good crop in what was a virus-free area. The barley was used for feeding cattle, six of which were kept together with three milking cows. An annual trip was made to Dingwall Market over 100 miles away to sell the cattle and buy in calves. The eight mile daily trip to the one-roomed school in Laide, a crofting village on Grunard Bay, was made courtesy of the local travelling grocer. He collected the Wortley children and the children of their far flung neighbours for school, took the orders for the daily rations and returned children and the pre-ordered groceries that same afternoon. The seemingly idyllic setting of the 20 acre croft brought with it hardships and deprivations unimagined when viewed from the comfort and security of a farmstead in Cambridgeshire and inevitably the isolated farming experiment was brought to an early conclusion. The croft was put up for sale and the Wortley family moved southwards to Buckinghamshire where in 1952 John got a job as a farm labourer and what he describes as a tiny cottage to accommodate his family.
In 1954 John and the family were on the move again, this time to Ireland to take up a job as farm manager on the Tipping Estate at Bellungan Castle near Dundalk. Once the summer residence of the Dublin Castle rulers Bellungan Castle was in the 1950's home to Evan Tipping, the famous Welsh operatic singer. John stayed for three years before moving southwards to County Kildare.
At 40 years of age John Wortley moved to Barleyhill in Moone to manage a 500 acre farm owned by Lambe Brothers, jam manufacturers of Dublin. Here he was to spend the second half of his career and unlike the many and varied moves made in his earlier years, Barleyhill and later Oldcourt would provide a more stable background for the one time crofter and his family…..[TO BE CONTINUED]…..
Jim Brosnan
Go deo deo aris ni rachad go caiseal.
Ag diol na ag reic mo shlainte
Na ar mhargadh na saoire im shui cois balla
Im'scaoinse ar leataoibh sraide
Bodairi na tire ag tiocht ar a gcapall
Da fhiafrai an bhfuilim hiralta
O! teanam chun siuil, ta an cursa fada
Seo ar siul an Spailpin Fanach.
Learnt by rote many years ago in the local Christian Brothers School, the words of An Spailpin Fanach were brought to mind again as I attended, last week, the funeral of Jim Brosnan. Jim was a native of Listowel, Co. Kerry, a town immortalised in print by Fr. Anthony Gaughan whose book on the history of that town is a classic of local history. Of course Listowel remains famous for its annual races which fit neatly in the Irish Sporting Calender in the week following the All Ireland Football Final in September. For the readers of Irish fiction and those familiar with Irish Theatre, Listowel will be well known as the home of the literary triumvirate John B. Keane, Bryan McMahon and Seamus Wilmot. The latter two are now dead while the evergreen John B. is now retired but still writing.
It was from the same community which gave us Keane, McMahon and Wilmot that Jim Brosnan came and it was from there that he travelled to South Kildare as a young man of 22 years of age in 1952. He travelled with a number of Kerry men to work on the bog at Ballydermot and when his colleagues returned to the south west coast county Jim stayed behind in the short grass county where he was to make his home for the following 49 years. Jim, who remained a batchelor worked for a number of local farmers after he had finished with Bord Na Mona and they were all represented at Jim's graveside last week.
Ned Whelan of Mountbrook, Hugh Colgan of Kildangan and Tim Fitzpatrick of Richardstown, Kildangan were some of Jim's employer's during the 1950's and early 1960's before he went to work for the Brennan family of Bray, Athy. Jim was to remain with the Brennan's for almost 30 years. In more recent times Jim, a son of the soil from the Kingdom was a constant presence in and around the Streets of the Anglo Norman town which in its history and associations was a world apart from his native place. He returned to Listowel each year, his annual visit timed to coincide with the Listowel Races. Years of absence from his native County gave Jim a Kildare accent, or so his sister believed not realising that to the Kildare man's ear, Jim had retained to the last, the rich mellifluous accent which was as recognisable as the McGillicuddy Reeks from which it was sourced.
Jim got a good send off from the townspeople last week and Fr. Caffrey's sermon at the funeral mass that Sunday when he spoke of life as an unfolding mystery was a reassuring and timely reminder of the singular importance and value of every person in our community.
The winter months produce a flood of letters not all of which I can deal with as quickly as I should. One such letter, I recently received was from the Heritage Service of the Department of Arts which is responsible for the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH). The N.I.A.H. is carrying out a systematic survey of the Architectural Heritage of Ireland and currently they are engaged in County Surveys to record a selection of artefacts, buildings and structures of post 1700 vintage. They are about to commence their survey of County Kildare and would be interested in hearing from anyone with suggestions as to buildings etc. in this area suitable for inclusion in their survey as representative of the better elements of the built heritage of the County. Any suggestions or comments sent to me will be passed on to the survey team.
Of the many letters I received recently, most of them relating to family history research, one was of particular interest. It was from a Dublin based Journalist with an interest in local history who has unearthed a link between an Irish woman and Adolf Hitler. The connection stems from the marriage of Bridget Dowling to Hitler's brother Alois in 1910 when Bridget was 18 years of age. Last July a local person passed on to me a copy of an article which appeared in the Irish Independent on the 15th July 2000 written by Myles McWeeney under the headline "The amazing story of the Irish Hitlers". McWeeney who incidentally is not the journalist who wrote to me recently, claimed that Hitler's sister in law, Bridget Dowling was the daughter of William Dowling "originally from Athy". I believe that William Dowling may have been a son of Martin and Elizabeth Dowling of Crookstown, Ballytore and was born some time in the 1850's or the 1860's. Is there anybody who can throw a light on the Dowling's of Crookstown, their son William or indeed their grand-daughter Bridget whose place in history is assured as a result of her marriage to an unknown German man in 1910.
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Multiplayer games continue to be a force to be reckoned with. Just checking the 2019 slate, it's clear that is not going to change. Still, it is interesting to note how the most promising new games due this year won't be Battle Royale or MOBA titles, but cooperative focused action games.
As for the other most anticipated lists, we have also decided to include only those games that have been officially confirmed for 2019, thus leaving out anything that's still without a release window.
BioWare's first new IP since Dragon Age in 2009 is also the closest big multiplayer game to release. Next week fans will be able to check the game for themselves during the VIP demo, which will be followed by a public demo in early February.
Besides the stunning Frostbite-powered visuals, Anthem wants to deliver on the superhero fantasy by giving players flight-capable mechanized suits called Javelins. These are needed to take on the harsh, untamed world of Anthem, one which its creators apparently left unfinished and is therefore still ravaged by primeval forces.
BioWare is planning to deliver a highly replayable cooperative action RPG experience where players can hunt for loot and customize their Javelins both aesthetically and functionally. In addition to that, they also intend to offer a story worthy of their pedigree. We'll know if their gamble pays off on February 22nd.
A mere three weeks after Anthem, Ubisoft has scheduled the sequel to Tom Clancy's The Division. The game launched in 2016 was a bit of a rollercoaster; it set the industry record for biggest launch week of a new franchise at the time, but it didn't take long for several players to drop the game mainly due to the lack of endgame activities. Over time, though, Massive Entertainment was able to win back fans thanks to the quality and quantity of content updates.
The Division 2 will introduce a new setting, Washington DC. This time, PvE raids for up to eight players will be available shortly after launch and the PvP system has been overhauled, too, as outlined earlier this week. The first game's often criticized 'bullet sponge' enemies have been reworked so that tougher enemies will be equipped with armor that can be slowly torn apart as the fight goes on, lending more realism to the action.
The next expansion for Elder Scrolls Online is set to introduce Elsweyr, the home of the catlike Khajit race, last available for exploration in the very first Elder Scrolls game (Arena). But the really exciting additions are the new playable Necromancer class and the Dragons, the fearsome foes that had been missing so far in Elder Scrolls Online. They'll be seen and faced not only in the upcoming 12-man Trial Sunspire, but also in the Elsweyr regions through the new Dragon Hunt world events.
While Runic Games might have closed, the beloved Torchlight IP lives on. Frontiers, made by a team of former Runic developers, is going to add several MMO elements to the tried and true hack and slash formula such as a shared, persistent and dynamically generated world. Torchlight Frontiers is currently in Alpha testing and scheduled to launch later this year on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, barring any unforeseen delays.
A third person action game from Gunfire Games, the same studio that released Darksiders III in late 2018, Remnant: From the Ashes focuses squarely on cooperative multiplayer. Set in a post-apocalyptic world filled with mythical monsters, it will feature procedurally generated environments from a large and varied collection of tiles and templates. This, alongside randomly populated dungeons, side quests and objectives, should provide high replayability for the game once it's released.
This game's existence was probably the biggest surprise out of The Game Awards 2018. That and the fact it's an exclusive for the Nintendo Switch, developed by Team NINJA (Dead or Alive, Nioh).
Nevertheless, with the ever-growing popularity of Marvel characters leading up to Avengers: Endgame, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is set to make waves with its local and online multiplayer for up to four players. Clearly influenced by the MCU, it's going to have Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Inhumans, X-Men and more playable heroes. Moreover, a 'heroic' zoomed-in dynamic camera has been added for the first time in the franchise in addition to the usual isometric one.
Of course, there are many other multiplayer games due this year. Some of them are just dipping their toes into multiplayer for the first time in the franchise, that being the case for Wasteland 3 which will include both synchronous and asynchronous multiplayer.
Skull and Bones from Ubisoft could be worth checking out for captains eager to explore new seas after Sea of Thieves. Then there's Save the World, Fortnite's original PvE mode. While already available, it's still in paid 'early access' mode and should become free-to-play at some point in 2019. It's hard to imagine millions of Fortnite Battle Royale players not giving it a spin once that happens.
Last but not least, this Summer World of Warcraft: Classic will finally allow old timers of the Blizzard MMORPG to dive deeply into their nostalgia factor and explore the world of Azeroth as it once was.
What else are you excited for when it comes to new multiplayer games coming in 2019? Let us know below.


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Security researcher shocked by the vulnerabilities in iOS and Android
A security researcher from Johns Hopkins University is shocked by the number of vulnerabilities he has been able to find in iOS and Android. This was revealed as part of a report by Wired, which reveals that the security and encryption in iOS and Android is not strong enough and allows government and law enforcement agencies to break into smartphones.
The report shows that security researchers at John Hopkins University used official documentation from Apple and Google to analyze the strength of encryption in iOS and Android. The researchers also used past documentation of various methods that have been using by law enforcement agencies and malicious actors, to bypass security on smartphones using hacking tools.
Johns Hopkins cryptographer Matthew Green, who oversaw the research, revealed to Wired that he was shocked at how poor the security was on both major mobile operating systems.
"It just really shocked me, because I came into this project thinking that these phones are really protecting user data well. Now I've come out of the project thinking almost nothing is protected as much as it could be. So why do we need a backdoor for law enforcement when the protections that these phones actually offer are so bad?"
Maximilian Zinkus, a PhD student at Johns Hopkins who led the analysis of iOS security, pointed out that the structure for encryption is in place on iOS, but a lot of it is left unused. This is likely to balance between user friendliness, features and security.
"On iOS in particular, the infrastructure is in place for this hierarchical encryption that sounds really good. But I was definitely surprised to see then how much of it is unused."
The report also pointed out the gap in encryption when it comes to cloud backups. For example, iCloud backups are encrypted during transit and on server, but they are not end-to-end encrypted like other Apple services. The data is also available on other linked Apple devices, which is actually a feature, but could also pose as a threat if physical access is gained to one of them.
"It's the same type of thing where there's great crypto available, but it's not necessarily in use all the time. And when you back up, you also expand what data is available on other devices. So if your Mac is also seized in a search, that potentially increases law enforcement access to cloud data."
The report also points out how Android lags behind in terms of security because patches are not often available on time, or at all, on many smartphones because of differences in OEMs, carriers, and so on.
An Apple spokesperson gave a statement to Wired regarding the vulnerabilities and pointed out that physical access is required to the target device for these hacks to work, and that these hacks stop working once a patch is released by the company.
"Apple devices are designed with multiple layers of security in order to protect against a wide range of potential threats, and we work constantly to add new protections for our users' data,"
To improve its security, Apple has a bug bounty program in place, and recently introduced a new Security Research Device Program.
Check out the complete article here, it's worth a read.
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Combine dried fruit, water, sweetener in a large heavy saucepan and bring to a boil. Boil for 2 minutes, then remove from heat and let cool.
Very quickly spread into a nonstick 9″ square pan and bake 30 minutes or until toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
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An expository essay is a common writing assignment where you should expose a specific topic to a certain group of people. You may be asked to define a term, compare two ideas, explain how to do something, or highlight the causes and effects of a particular issue. However, you aren't expected to share your personal view of the topic or be emotional when analyzing the problem. This is where facts and objectivity are the most important things.
Use the opening paragraph to catch the reader's attention, give some background information on the topic, and state your thesis.
Three main points that develop your thesis should be provided in separate paragraphs and supported with enough evidence.
Use the final paragraph to restate your thesis and summarize your main points.
Jot down all ideas that come to your mind when you start thinking about the topic.
Explore the problem in several credible sources. Look for the facts and examples in support of your thesis. This information will be used in the body of your paper, so make sure that you have approximately the same number of details for each paragraph.
While you may have a raw thesis statement from the start, it may happen that you'll decide to change it upon conducting research. Clearly and concisely formulate the main idea of your expository essay.
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ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS - ABOUT AUTHOR(S)
Kumar, Balbir
Balbir KUMAR, Ph.D. (IIT Delhi), has been Additional Director at Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology, Delhi (2009–2011). Earlier, he served (2006–2009) as Professor in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology, Delhi. He was with Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT), Delhi from 1988–2005, and held various positions such as Head of the Department, Dean, and Director of the Institute. He was the founder Director, Guru Premsukh Memorial College of Engineering, Delhi (2000–2002); and Director, HMR Institute of Technology and Management, Delhi (2005–2006).
A life fellow of the Institution of Engineers (India) and IETE; a senior member of IEEE, USA; and a life member of ISTE, Professor Kumar has published more than 77 technical papers in national and international journals of repute. His area of interest is analog and digital signal processing. He is also the author of another book titled Signals and Systems.
Jain, Shail B.
SHAIL B. JAIN, Ph.D. (University of Delhi), is Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology, GGSIP University, Delhi. Since March 2012, she is the Professor-in-charge, PG Studies at IGIT. She has over 31 years of teaching experience at Delhi College of Engineering.
A life fellow of IETE and a senior member of IEEE, USA, Professor Jain is a co-author of a book on Linear Integrated Circuits. She has published 30 technical papers in national and international journals. Her field of interest is analog, linear integrated circuits and digital signal processing.


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Q: tomcat based app heroku deploy error i am trying to run an app on heroku platform but i'm getting this error always:

2016-10-09T23:21:08.554257+00:00 heroku[java.1]: State changed from crashed to starting
  2016-10-09T23:21:13.430590+00:00 heroku[java.1]: Starting process with command $JAVA_OPTS -jar target/dependency/webapp-runner.jar --port 44920 target/*.war
  2016-10-09T23:21:14.106864+00:00 heroku[java.1]: State changed from starting to up
  2016-10-09T23:21:16.439714+00:00 app[java.1]: bash: -Xmx350m: command not found
  2016-10-09T23:21:16.593417+00:00 heroku[java.1]: State changed from up to crashed
  2016-10-09T23:21:16.585193+00:00 heroku[java.1]: Process exited with status 127

Can someone help me?

A: It looks like your Procfile does not contain the java command. It probably needs to look like this:
web: java $JAVA_OPTS -jar target/dependency/webapp-runner.jar --port 44920 target/*.war


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Ron Stewart | Executive Profile | ATLANTA TREND
Not the Retiring Sort
By Karen Rosen
One of Ron Stewart's friends calls him "a miserable failure at retirement."
After almost 30 years at Arthur Andersen and Accenture, Stewart retired from the firm in 2007. Instead of taking it easy, he had other fish to fry -- or as it happened, burgers to broil.
Stewart and his now-grown "Little Brother" from the Big Brothers Big Sisters program founded FLIP Burger Boutique in 2008. It's one of the top burger restaurants in Atlanta and has expanded outside the state.
Two months after turning over the operational reins last September, Stewart plunged into a new role in an entirely different field.
He agreed to serve as interim CEO and assist in the search for a new leader at PRGX, the world's leading provider of accounts payable recovery audit services. Stewart, who was a member of the board of directors, turned out to be just what his colleagues were looking for, and in December he was named President and CEO.
"Taking on a challenge at 59 years old, at a next stage of life, energizes me," Stewart says.
His path makes it clear that "it's not over just because you move out of one career," he says. "Do what you love and pursue opportunities that leverage your experience and expertise to do fun and exciting things."
PRGX, whose tagline is "Discover Your Hidden Profits," is a publicly traded company with over 1,600 employees and clients in more than 30 countries.
There are few global players in the field of recovery audit, and PRGX works with 75 percent of the top 20 global retailers. PRGX processes almost 3 petabytes of data, making it one of the largest processors of data in the state of Georgia. Audit recovery is a service that declines by its nature as errors and process problems are identified and addressed over time. However PRGX has been around for over 40 years and is constantly evolving to find new ways to add value to their clients.
"I call it CSI Retail," Stewart says. "You're constantly trying to innovate new concepts and new ways of finding leakage. Prior to my arrival as CEO, the company had developed a growth strategy and had made progress in a number of areas. However, other parts of the strategy were less successful.
"I thought I could help in moving the business forward while adjusting some of the elements of the strategy."
Stewart understands the PRGX's global delivery model well from his time at Accenture.
"Obviously, you can't help but learn a huge amount about business, and client service from a successful firm like Accenture," he says. "I plan to apply my experience in my new role at PRGX and hopefully impart some of the learnings to this organization. That's why I think I can add value."
He also felt he could help in teaching client development.
"We have a diamond set of clients," Stewart says. "The real key is to exceed their expectations and broaden the relationships and then work in other areas that are logically related to what we do."
PRGX has been focused on accounts payable errors and Stewart wants to expand into other areas of "leakage prevention."
"We get paid on a contingency basis," he says. "There's no check for clients to write if we don't bring value."
The technology platform is vital, Stewart adds, because of the huge number of transactions PRGX audits.
The company has been retail-centric, but is moving further into other industries like oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing and capital-intensive construction projects that also need specialty auditing.
"I want us to be the highest-value producing provider to our clients at the best rate, and that will drive additional market share and expansion into other industries," Stewart says.
Before joining PRGX, he was aware of the field, but didn't know much about it.
"Now I'm learning everything I can and I'm right in the middle of it," Stewart says. "I think I bring a professional atmosphere and high level of client service to this business. Integrity is critical in this industry which has been a core value in my career. I want to continue that here."
Stewart grew up in Birmingham. Rather than joining his friends at Alabama or Auburn, he wanted to try something different and followed his brother to Tulane. "I tell people I don't know what my parents were thinking sending an 18-year-old kid to New Orleans for college," he says.
Because Tulane didn't offer an undergraduate business degree, Stewart got his BS in psychology while also taking courses at the business school.
He got his first exposure to the restaurant industry while waiting tables at Commander's Palace, where Paul Prudhomme was executive chef.
Stewart continued working in restaurants to pay for graduate school at Alabama, where he earned his MBA with a concentration in entrepreneurship. He started three companies during that time: a T-shirt company, an energy management company and even a worm farm with one of his professors.
"We rented an old church out on the outskirts of Tuscaloosa, ripped out the pews and put these worm boxes in there," Stewart says. "The whole thing turned out to be not all it was cracked up to be, but I learned a lot from it."
His father, who had passed away after his freshman year of college, had been an entrepreneur and Stewart figured he would continue in that vein.
Though he wasn't interested in interviewing for jobs, a friend urged him to talk to the Arthur Andersen recruiter on campus. He clicked with a partner from the administrative services side of the company and was offered a job in the consulting business.
"I was thinking, 'What's a couple of years?'" he says. "At least I'll learn something about computers, which were just emerging at that time."
Stewart was the 73rd employee in the Atlanta office when he started in 1979. The entire global consulting practice had only a few thousand people at the time.
He worked on first-generation automation projects, initially with a trucking company and then an insurance company. "There was no packaged software at the time, so you did custom development, and I really enjoyed it," says Stewart, who had very little computer science experience in school. "I wouldn't say I was a talented programmer, but I was great with understanding business concepts, designing applications and working as part of a team."
Stewart soon abandoned his idea of leaving after two-years. He was a manager in four years and partner in 10 when the firm became Andersen Consulting. In the late 1990s, a split with Arthur Andersen created Accenture.
"I had a front row seat in the evolution of the firm," Stewart says. "It was just a fantastic experience going through that separation and the creation of Accenture and the move to globalization."
He was global client partner for various Fortune 100 clients. Stewart led the firm's retail and consumer goods practice in the eastern United States and was in charge of Accenture's global transportation and travel industry program. He was the North America Managing Partner for the automotive, industrial manufacturing and transportation/travel industry groups.
Throughout these different leadership roles, he says, "At the end of the day, I was a relationship guy. I really learned the value of relationships, of delivering what you say you're going to deliver and seeing that manifest itself into growth and profitability."
He instilled that philosophy into his team. "It's not OK to say, 'We gave it our best shot. We tried hard,'" he says.
Stewart felt his strength was "Getting a team together and getting them to understand what we're trying to accomplish and motivating them and staying on top of them to make sure we follow through."
By 2007, the firm had grown to about 250,000 employees and Stewart was the longest tenured person in the Atlanta office, as well as one of the most senior.
While he enjoyed the constant traveling, it was taking him away from his wife and four children. Stewart had also lost his best friend, Garry Betty, the CEO of EarthLink, to a rare cancer "and that really got me thinking about the reality of life."
He decided it was time to stay closer to home and go back to his entrepreneurial roots.
Stewart immediately joined a group that started a small private equity fund, but the market was bad and he didn't feel it was his calling.
He turned his attention to his "Little Brother." Stewart, a board member for Big Brothers Big Sisters for more than 25 years, began volunteering for the organization when he was in his 20s. He had stayed close to Barry Mills, his "little brother" whom he met when he was 10 years old. Over the years, they went fishing together, attended ballgames and played music.
Although Mills graduated from Georgia Tech, he was more interested in the restaurant business than in industrial engineering. He was stuck in mid-management when Stewart offered to send him to graduate school or help him buy a restaurant franchise.
But Mills had ideas for his own place. They put together a business plan for FLIP Burger Boutique, hiring Richard Blais as consulting chef just before Top Chef made him a household name.
"We actually did the initial culinary development in my house," Stewart says.
The first restaurant on Howell Mill Road opened in December 2008. "It was almost immediately cash-flow positive and it was great fun," says Stewart. "It's like, 'Why didn't I think of this years ago?'"
They opened two more stores locally and then a hot dog restaurant called HD1 in Poncey-Highlands. Breaking even, but not meeting its financial objectives, HD1 was converted to a FLIP last November.
There's a FLIP in Birmingham and another planned in Nashville. FLIP Burger Boutique was recently named one of the Top 10 Burger Restaurants in the U.S. by Gayot.com, "the guide to the good life."
With the business thriving, Stewart hired Rick Tasman, formerly the COO of P.F. Chang's, as CEO last September while he remained chairman of the board and majority owner.
He still had no desire to retire, and his next adventure was just over the horizon.
Back in 2008, Stewart had talked to PRGX about the CEO position. Because he didn't know the business well and already had FLIP and his private equity company on the front-burner, the move didn't make sense. But they agreed to stay in touch.
Four years later, PRGX asked Stewart to join the board. He led the compensation committee and was on the nomination and governance committee. When PRGX decided to make a leadership change, the timing was right for Stewart to step in as interim CEO.
Now he was familiar with the business and saw its potential. "It was a really comfortable place because we're dealing with large, global clients with complex issues and large scale. We're selling professional services. These were things that I spent 30 years doing.
"I started thinking, 'This could be kind of fun.' I knew I was going to work hard anyway and I liked the business and the people. I'm just not a guy that's going to be sitting around. I love golf, I love fishing, but I couldn't do it all the time. I'm not that proficient."
But he was proficient in business. A few weeks into the vetting process for CEO candidates, the PRGX chairman asked if Stewart was interested in making the job permanent.
"If I wasn't doing this, I'd be doing something," he says. "Your energy and enthusiasm are part of your DNA, that doesn't go away when you change companies or careers. You are who you are. You'll continue to be that whether you're applying it to a not-for-profit or building a new business. You're going to point that energy at something."
In Stewart's case, anything except retirement.
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In the Catholic Church, a positio (Positio super Virtutibus) is a document or collection of documents used in the process by which a person is declared Venerable, the second of the four steps on the path to canonization as a saint.

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A positio is a formal brief arguing for the canonization of an individual in the Roman Catholic Church. Before canonization, the formal declaration by the Pope that a person is a saint, there is a long process, with various intermediate steps. First, a person whose holiness is being investigated (by a postulator, appointed by the Pope) is referred to as a Servant of God. The very fact of appointing a postulator means that the process of beatification has been activated.

If investigations reveal that the person was indeed holy enough, then a "formal argument for sainthood", the positio, is presented to the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. This document contains the informatio, or life story, of the Servant of God under investigation, as well as a series of documents and testimonies to support the cause (summarium). In short, the positio collects the evidence obtained by a diocesan inquiry into a candidate's heroic virtues.

Upon presentation, the positio is examined by a committee of expert historians and theologians, and if they find the evidence presented suitable, they may then make a recommendation to the Pope that the candidate be declared Venerable—that is, worthy of the devotion of Catholic believers.

A positio can run to over 1,000 pages in length. The time between the preparation of a positio and a recommendation by the committee of historians and theologians can often be decades.

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Illinois State Police are warning truck drivers against a planned "slow roll" protest on the Dan Ryan and Kennedy Expressways set for Friday morning.
A group of truckers plans to drive slowly in the lanes of Interstate 57 and Interstate 94, and cause massive congestion and backups, state police said.
The truckers hope to bring attention to regulations in their industry.
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The Most Adorable Princess Charlotte and Prince George Moments at Prince William's Polo Match
By Cady Lang
Lest you think that Prince William was the main attraction of a polo match that he played in, think again.
The Duke of Cambridge was effectively upstaged at the event by his adorable progeny, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. The royal kids cheered on their father alongside their mother, the Duchess of Cambridge, Catherine Middleton, on Sunday, following the Trooping the Colour festivities for their grandmother the Queen the day before.
Princess Charlotte in particular, already known for her impeccable and charming foreign diplomacy skills despite her young age, proved to be the star of the show with some playful antics.
While sitting on the sidelines at the polo match, Princess Charlotte resourcefully used the grassy landscape to practice her headstands and show off some tumbling moves.
She also played a game of tag with her older brother, Prince George.
And she showed off her great fashion sense by accessorizing her sundress with a chic pair of shades.
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Write to Cady Lang at cady.lang@timemagazine.com.


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Only in Darkness can You See the Stars Martin Luther King Jr
Author: Santosh Bakaya
He called his India visit a 'pilgrimage' The American Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King Jr spent one long month in India, calling it the land that demonstrated the efficacy of Non-violence as a successful tool of resistance against bondage, injustice and the power of the gun. Gandhi was the world's guru who showed the way, leading the common man into contributing in a struggle out of colonialism. He made Civil Disobedience a household word. Martin Luther King Jr gave Civil Liberties a new meaning, ending apartheid in the USA, at a time when it became the world's strongest nation. In the last 50 years, there has been no more powerful voice against war in the world, it is still Martin Luther King's stand against America's war on Vietnam that shines as an example against military might. He is the voice of America's conscience, still reverberating. Only in Darkness Can You See The Stars is an MLK biography reminding a young India that looks askance at non-violence, what a struggle America waged to give itself equal rights, including sitting rights and voting rights, not so long ago. King's life is an example of what is doable at the time of utter darkness. That what Gautama Buddha taught India nearly 3,000 years ago still holds good. At the end of Darkness is Light.
InternatIonally acclaimed for her book, Ballad of Bapu, Vitasta Publishers, 2015, a poetic biography of Mahatma Gandhi], Santosh Bakaya is an academic, poet, essayist, novelist and Ted Speaker whose poems have been translated into many languages and received laurels, worldwide. A die-hard believer in Martin Luther King's Dream and John Lennon's Imagine, dreaming of a day when there is 'nothing to kill or die for' and 'all the people sharing all the world', she is the recipient of the Reuel International Award for writing and literature [2014] for her long poem, Oh Hark! and has also been conferred with the Universal Inspirational Poet Award [2016] by Pentasi B Friendship Poetry group and Ghana Government; and The Setu Award [USA] 'in recognition of a stellar contribution to world literature' (Individual Category, 2018).