constexpr char SymbolName  = "SymbolName"
constexpr char Language  = "Language"
constexpr char LanguageVersion  = "LanguageVersion"
constexpr char Attrs  = "Attrs"
constexpr char Args  = "Args"
constexpr char CodeProps  = "CodeProps"
constexpr char DebugProps  = "DebugProps"
constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::Args = "Args"
Definition at line 377 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
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constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::Attrs = "Attrs"
Definition at line 375 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
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constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::CodeProps = "CodeProps"
Definition at line 379 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
Referenced by llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::MetadataStreamerV2::emitKernel(), and llvm::yaml::MappingTraits< Kernel::Metadata >::mapping().
constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::DebugProps = "DebugProps"
Definition at line 381 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::Language = "Language"
Definition at line 371 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
Referenced by llvm::DwarfUnit::applySubprogramAttributes(), llvm::DwarfUnit::constructSubprogramArguments(), llvm::WebAssemblyAsmPrinter::EmitProducerInfo(), and llvm::yaml::MappingTraits< Kernel::Metadata >::mapping().
constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::LanguageVersion = "LanguageVersion"
Definition at line 373 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::Name = "Name"
Definition at line 367 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
Referenced by llvm::yaml::MappingTraits< Kernel::Metadata >::mapping().
constexpr char llvm::AMDGPU::HSAMD::Kernel::Key::SymbolName = "SymbolName"
Definition at line 369 of file AMDGPUMetadata.h.
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Myer Marketing Mix (4Ps) Strategy
Marketing Mix of Myer analyses the brand/company which covers 4Ps (Product, Price, Place, Promotion) and explains the Myer marketing strategy. As of 2020, there are several marketing strategies like product/service innovation, marketing investment, customer experience etc. which have helped the brand grow.
Marketing strategy helps companies achieve business goals & objectives, and marketing mix (4Ps) is the widely used framework to define the strategies. This article elaborates the product, pricing, advertising & distribution strategies used by Myer.
Let us start the Myer Marketing Mix & Strategy:
Myer Product Strategy:
The product strategy and mix in Myer marketing strategy can be explained as follows:
Myer departmental store is one of the largest departmental stores of Australia. It has a wide offering as a part of its marketing mix product portfolio. It offers products like Womenswear; Menswear; Children's wear; Beauty; Homewares; Electrical Goods; Toys; and General Merchandise. The brand is very customer centric and the stores offer exclusive brands and high quality services. The Myer brand also happens to have an online website that offers all the products available at an offline store.
Myer Price/Pricing Strategy:
Below is the pricing strategy in Myer marketing strategy:
Myer stores offer products at various price levels to cater to a diverse customer base.
The price of the products varies on the quantity and type. The chain also offers loyalty program like MYER ONE that has over 5 million membership. The cards have different levels like bronze, silver, gold and platinum. Members earn Shopping Credits and these get converted to reward cards. Platinum memberships is offered by Myer to the customers. For every spending of $1000 Australian dollars members earn $20 reward card. The brand also has its own gift card and credit card called Coles Group Card, Coles Group & Myer Gift Card and Coles Group Source MasterCard. Myer also has Christmas club membership for its customers. The online site offers 50%, seasonal sales and other exclusive offers.
Myer Marketing Strategy comprises of not only its Marketing Mix, but also segmentation, targeting, positoning, competition and analysis like SWOT. Also read Myer SWOT Analysis, STP & Competitors
Myer Place & Distribution Strategy:
Following is the distribution strategy of Myer:
Myer is one of the largest departmental chains of Australia and is present in more than 60+ locations and has 60+ departmental stores across Australia. The majority of Myer's operations lies in Australia with outsourcing offices in China and Hong Kong.
In 2008 Myer thought of expanding to the Middle East and open its first store in Dubai but put the plans on hold.
Myer Promotion & Advertising Strategy:
The promotional and advertising strategy in the Myer marketing strategy is as follows:
Myer store had roped in Miss Universe 2004, Jennifer Hawkins as its face. She was the face of Myer for 12 years till the year 2018. Myer has a legacy for philanthropism and is known to engage in extensive socially relevant activities, for this they have to organisations to their name, namely The Sidney Myer Fund and The Myer Foundation. The income from the Sidney Myer Fund is distributed annually. The Myer Foundation supports contemporary issues like technology, environment, science and international projects and strives makes donations toward them. These foundations collect grants of approximately $25 million and make donations for 12 major initiatives outside the regular granting programs.
Since this is a service marketing brand, here are the other three Ps to make it the 7Ps marketing mix of Myer.
Myer has come under a lot of media attention for laying off a large number of employees in a bid to consolidate its operations. Myer is known for its good management and provides a great learning platform for its people.
Myer is a supermarket and is known for its wide range of products. The back office and supply chain network work independent of the main stores. Business processes involve supply chain management, logistics of goods, inventory management etc to ensure high customer satisfaction.
Myer stores is the largest supermarket in Australia and present in each and every Australian state except Darwin. All stores have a unique way of having products across various sections. All aisles have been designed for customer ease with good display of products across shelves. Hence this completes the marketing mix of Myer stores.
About Myer:
Sidney Myer an immigrant from Russia with his brother founded Myer Holdings Ltd. In the year 1900 118 years ago. The brothers started their business by opening a small drapery store in Bendigo, Australia. As the business became a success they expanded to larger stores in Melbourne and Adelaide and today happens to be the only departmental stores that has its presence at every state in Australia. By 1911 the brothers had opened a Myer Emporium by buying adjoining properties of on Melbourne's Bourke Street a1915 the first Myer factory had opened. During 1920s at the time of the Great Depression, Myer managed to flourish. During those hard times Sidney Myer instead of laying off employees, reduced their wages and hired more people to give them financial security. He also encouraged other business men to take care of their employees. Sidney Myer married Merlyn Baillieu and they had four children, the generation to this day controls the business. Sidney Myer was known for his selflessness and philanthropic nature and was one of the most loved and respected business men of his time. His sudden tragic death saw 100,000 mourners line the streets to witness his funeral procession.
Myer foundation saw a series of acquisitions and expansions when it acquired the department store chain Grace Brothers in 1983 and a $1.07 billion merger with Coles (this also happened to be the largest deal in Australian corporate history). To this day Myer continues its legacy of expansion and is striving to re-innovate its business.
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Robyn	 June 2, 2013
Still Bust – A Few Things We Might Agree On (A Few Things We Might Not)
A Few Things We Might Agree On (A Few Things We Might Not) is the debut full length from Gloucester hardcore punk lot Still Bust. Following their debut EP Pile O' Knives, a full length record seems like it's been a long time coming. Upon first listen, it's not actually that hard to believe that Still Bust have been sitting on this one for about a decade. Debut full lengths, usually released far earlier within a band's life cycle, are normally like the beginning of a long-term romantic relationship; it's all still new and exciting and you still go and make out with each other in public places, but there's nothing solid behind it. As time goes on, that begins to wane and you get the 'sophomore slump', that second record that sounds like you're really trying but really, you're together because it's comfortable. No, the ridiculously long titled A Few Things We Might Agree On (A Few Things We Might Not) really sounds more like that third record, when you accept that you're stuck with each other, but you know how to push each other's buttons, and actually, it's pretty great.
It starts out like every great hardcore record should – with a bang. 'If You Don't Like Video Games (You Probably Like Other Things)' is bombastic but despite its frenzied nature, still has plenty of melody punctuating throughout before leading into a catastrophically discordant breakdown. There's more gold to come, and Still Bust's rough and ready approach is tempered with an intelligent, philosophical and sometimes downright mental approach to their lyrics, like in 'Physicist At A Funeral (Godless Thoughts On Death)'. There's enough gang vocals to satisfy the tuffest hardcore fan and plenty of frenetic riffs and wacky time signatures for the more discerning listener – tracks like 'This Box Is For Standing On (But Look At How Big It Is!) have it all. There's gloriously irreverent flashbacks to a simpler era in 'Ball (Sac Magique)', a 45 second blast of hardcore madness. It ends like every great hardcore record should as well. 'Be Optimistic (Said The Mayfly)' is a dramatic statement of intent, fading out into crackling static and a killer breakdown. If you weren't into the record nine tracks deep, by the tenth, you'd be clamouring for more.
There's times when it feels like Still Bust are apologising for something though. Self-deprecating song titles comparing themselves to Rise Against aside, there's moments in the album that undermine their otherwise brilliant approach. Tracks like 'First World (Band) Problems' go on for far too long and prevent the band from achieving a clarity and fury that they're more than capable of. However, even moments that fall flat, like the extended vocal-only tirade in 'Physicist At A Funeral' that doesn't know quite when to finish, are brave attempts at transcending the stereotypical punk formula. Lest we forget, fortune favours the bold. For every tiny failure, there's at least two massive triumphs. Quite simply, A Few Things We Might Agree On (A Few Things We Might Not) was worth the wait.
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The launch of Uganda's new Education Response Plan for Refugees and Host Communities (ERP) is an opportunity to ensure a better future for hundreds of thousands of children.
The Plan – the first of its kind worldwide – represents a huge policy step forward for refugee education. It sets out a realistic and coordinated plan to ensure quality, accredited education for refugees and host communities within a national education system on a multi-year basis. It demonstrates that universal schooling in a refugee crisis is both affordable and achievable, if the international community acts decisively.
As organizations responding to the refugee crisis in Uganda, we see countless children forced to drop out of school; crumbling and overcrowded classrooms; schools without buildings or safe water and sanitation; and pupils having to walk miles to and from school every day. What shines through is children's desire to learn and build a better future for themselves and their communities.
The ERP shows how an average of 567,500 learners per year can be reached with improved education services, at a total cost of $389 million over 3.5 years. While the Plan sets out the ambition and concrete steps to achieve this, it now needs to be funded and implemented.
The global response to the unprecedented movement of refugees has to date been inadequate. This is an opportunity to turn global commitments into action. We therefore call on donors to provide the funding needed to make this Plan a reality.
The scale of need is enormous. Uganda is hosting the largest number of refugees in Africa and more continue to arrive, fleeing horrific violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan. More than 130,000 new refugees have arrived so far this year alone, 60% of them children. More than half of all refugee children in Uganda (57%) are out of school – many of them for several years. Even for those who are able to attend school, the quality of education is severely compromised by a shortage of classrooms, teachers and materials. Class sizes average more than 150 children, with some squeezing in 250 children or more. Dozens of temporary school structures are at risk of collapse but there are no funds for repairs, while newly-built learning centres for new arrivals remain closed as there are no funds to open them and provide teachers. Children with disabilities face additional barriers to attending school, such as lack of assistive devices and stigma, and need adapted measures.
The 12 districts hosting this mass influx of refugees include some of the poorest and least developed areas in Uganda. Local communities have shown great generosity and solidarity in welcoming refugees, but services are severely overstretched. More than one-third (34%) of Ugandan children in refugee-hosting communities are out of school, while many have to walk for miles to and from class. The ERP recognises that these often-neglected communities need much more support, and sets out services to benefit all children in need.
The Government of Uganda is showing global leadership in refugee policy and how we respond to refugee crises, yet the international community is not living up to its commitments to share the responsibility. Uganda has granted refugees access to land and services, freedom of movement, and the right to work. However, despite commitments in the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants in 2016, and the Global Compact for Refugees – Programme of Action, the refugee response remains critically underfunded. Where funding has been made available, it is largely short-term and unsuitable for the chronic long-term needs of a protracted crisis.
What happens next in Uganda will determine the whole international framework for refugee crises. Uganda and the ERP is a test case for the willingness of the international community to back their commitments with practical actions, and ensure that the responsibility of responding to the refugee crisis is shared fairly. Uganda is playing a crucial pilot role in the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF), which was adopted as part of the New York Declaration by all 193 UN Member States, to better integrate humanitarian action into wider strategies for recovery and rebuilding. Since then Uganda has made significant progress, but financing to make plans a reality has failed to materialise. Other countries that are hosting large refugee populations, or may do in future, are looking at how the world responds to Uganda's request for support.
If supported, the ERP can also provide an example to refugee responses worldwide. It is the first of its kind and serves as a model to develop similar plans in other sectors in Uganda – with similar processes in the sectors of health, and water and environment, now underway – as well as in other countries around the globe.
The ERP represents a paradigm shift from a mainly humanitarian focus to a sustainable, integrated approach that addresses both an immediate humanitarian crisis response as well as medium and long-term investments towards recovery and development. It advocates for predictable and sustainable financing for this emergency and protracted crisis.
The Plan has been designed through wide consultation and coordination. Globally, the refugee education response suffers from chronic under-funding, highly-fragmented and poorly coordinated planning, and institutionalised short-termism. The ERP is led by the Government of Uganda, ensuring long-term sustainability, but it has been developed in close collaboration and coordination with all stakeholders and education actors. This has helped to overcome the fragmented approach seen in so many contexts, and enabled a more joined up, transparent and harmonized approach to the crisis. It is closely aligned with the Government's existing Education Sector Strategic Plan (2017-2020) and the Sustainable Development Goals.
The ERP is designed to be a three-year rolling plan with opportunities to assess lessons learned and challenges to make it as effective as possible. As NGOs working in Uganda, we hope that the next revisions will put greater emphasis on pre-primary education and Early Childhood Development (ECD), as there is no single greater indicator of future academic and life success. Currently only 19% of host community children and 39% of refugee children are enrolled in ECD, and we are concerned this will decline further due to lack of funding for ECD in the refugee response.
The process to develop the plan has already inspired new ways of working and built momentum on the ground that must not be lost. Thanks to early Education Cannot Wait funding, initiatives are under way to catalyse key components of the plan – such as civil society and government working together to develop common guidelines and curricula for accelerated education, and a collective effort to ensure accreditation of refugee teachers.
Investing in education is vital for ensuring that refugee children from some of the world's worst conflicts are given the best possible chance of a future and to contribute to building a prosperous and peaceful society. Education is not only a human right; it protects children from child labour and exploitation, including saving girls from early and forced marriages. It helps children cope with the trauma and psychological wounds of their experiences, and empowers them to live productive, fulfilling and independent lives. An entire generation is at stake.


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What Details Must Chinese Officials Include In Their Replica Of Greenwich, CT?
Bess Levin
A delegation of more than 20 hedge fund operators, government officials and representatives of business organizations spent much of Monday visiting area firms and at a reception at the Stamford branch of the University of Connecticut, discussing their desire to establish a hedge fund community in FengXian, one of 18 districts that comprise Shanghai. Greenwich could be the example that the Chinese want to emulate, according to Zhang Xiaosong, a member of the Standing Committee and vice magistrate of the Shanghai FengXian Committee of the CPC People's Government of FengXian District Shanghai. "Shanghai wants to be an international city and a center for hedge funds," he told an audience at the reception. "We want to know how to create a good environment to attract the financial industry." [Advocate via Daily Intel]
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//  Copyright (c) 2015年 Hydom. All rights reserved.
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#import "KF5BaseTableViewCell.h"

@interface KFRequestCommentTableCell : KF5BaseTableViewCell<UIAppearance>

/**
 *  头像
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIImageView *headImageView;

/**
 *  时间
 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) UILabel *timeLabel;

/**
 *  角色
 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) UILabel *nameLabel;

/**
 *  内容
 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) UILabel *ctnLabel;

#pragma mark - UIAppearance

/**
 *  头像
 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIImage *headerImage UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * avatar的image
 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIImage *avatar UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * 附件之间的间距
 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSNumber *avatarSpace UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * nameLabel的字体
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIFont *nameLabelFont UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * nameLabel的颜色
 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *nameLabelColor UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

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 * contentLabel的字体
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIFont *contentFont UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * contentLabel的颜色
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *contentColor UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;
/**
 * contentLabel链接的颜色
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *urlColor UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * timeLabel的字体
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIFont *timeLabelFont UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * timeLabel的颜色
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *timeLabelColor UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

/**
 * cell的背景颜色
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@property (nonatomic, strong) UIColor *cellBackgroundColor UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR;

@end

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@interface KFAgentCommentTableCell : KFRequestCommentTableCell<UIAppearance>

@end

@interface KFEndUserCommentTableCell : KFRequestCommentTableCell<UIAppearance>

@end

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We have to count everything in the store! Help us out here and take a few things off our hands. Everything in the store, except Chamilia beads, is 20% off the original price. Sale items are 20% off the sale price. That makes for great savings! We'll be open from 10-7 on Friday and 10-6 on Saturday. Stop by!


· One objective is to ensure the productivity, transparency and traceability of products and processes through intelligent control systems that allow the communication in real time and whereby the data is collected. This requires the creation of interfaces to existing systems as well as the use of Big Data technologies. Thereby the amount of data can be collected, analyzed and interpreted.
· Another objective is the agile design of affected processes of a production in "lot size 1" to allow responding to changes anytime. The processes need to be modeled in a virtual production scheme, where the processes can be simulated and then visualized. In addition, the production in "lot size 1" increases the demands on the planning (sequence, cycle time, etc.). As solution method, simulation and optimization approaches are methodically used and combined.
· The third goal is the creation of cross-linked assistance systems, which provide user-accessible information of the relating job step to the end-user in real time. The methodological approach consists of the analysis of existing literature and technical studies and a (qualitative) assessment of possible methods and technologies (using different categories such as techn. suitability, impacts on the health of employees, costs, etc.). Through the gained knowledge, appropriate methods can be identified, which are configured in their connection and tested in a real environment for their practicality.
Concepts and solutions for a digital assembly line with cross-linked systems, intelligent products / tools, and assistance systems as well as the simulation, optimization and visualization of all processes to guarantee a production in "lot size 1" are seen as a result of the project DigiMont. The project contributes to greater transparency, agility and cost optimality at the production and ensures the links between science and business. Thus, the mutual knowledge exchange is promoted, which provides an excellent basis for further joint projects and thus contributes to the implementation of the strategy of Upper Austria in 2020.


NEW YORK (AP) - The date for Whitney Houston's comeback has been set.
Arista Records says her long-awaited album will be released Sept. 1. Houston hasn't released a CD in seven years.
So far, there's no word on a title for the album.
The 45-year-old superstar is one of the best-selling artists of all-time, but in recent years, she's been defined more by drug problems, marital woes and erratic behavior than by her Grammy-winning voice.
But lately, Houston has appeared to return to her pop princess form. She wowed the crowd when she performed at her mentor Clive Davis' pre-Grammy party in February.


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When it comes to electrical systems, wires are everywhere! They help to power and connect, but can also cause a lack of power and disconnection when malfunctioning. Frayed wiring could be the cause behind flickering lightbulbs, and if your home has older knob and tube wiring, it can be the cause of a host of other problems.
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The Heart Check indicates your level of risk for cardiovascular (heart) disease by determining the levels of lipids or fats in your blood. The test includes total Triglycerides, Cholesterol, good fats like HDL (High-density lipoprotein), bad fats like LDL (Low-density lipoprotein) and the % of total HDL in your blood to provide an accurate reflection of your heart health.
Cholesterol levels can often go unnoticed until you are faced with a more serious condition. Early detection and monitoring can provide for better clinical outcomes, by allowing you to take action with lifestyle choices such as diet, regular exercise or prescribed medication.


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Q: Swapping the Content of Columns with jQuery on Small Screens I have an alternating two-column layout made with Twitter Bootstrap 3.
First row has an image on the left and text on the right. Second row has text on the left and an image on the right. And so on.
What I would like to do is on smaller screens (less than 768px) where it turns into a single-column layout have the rows where the image is on the right swap the content of the two columns so the image is displayed on top.
The rows with the image on the right have the class of even.
Here is the html of an even row:

        text

        image

Here is the jQuery I am trying to use:
function swap() {
    $('.even').each(function () {
        var left, right;
        left = $(this).find('.evenleft').html();
        right = $(this).find('.evenright').html();
        if ($(window).width() < 768) {
            $(this).find('.evenleft').html(right);
            $(this).find('.evenright').html(left);
        } else {
            $(this).find('.evenleft').html(left);
            $(this).find('.evenright').html(right);
        }
    });
}
$(function () {
    swap();
});
$(window).resize(function () {
    swap();
});

It works perfectly when you start the page already re-sized. But when re-size the browser it doesn't work.
I am kind of lost here.

A: You could place the image first and float it right. I'd imagine you wouldn't need JS at all fot this.

A: You could use .col-sm-pull-6 and .col-sm-push-6:

        image

        text

http://plnkr.co/edit/0f1Id9VYZlRel66OeKni?p=preview

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"Putting human back into humanity."
About Me Still under construction but making progress. Almost have the judgmental pot hole filled in.
My politics are dependent on the issue not the "label". Everyone is responsible for their actions and needs to be held accountable for them. Humor, without it why live. I am sarcastic, relatively witty, enjoy it when a child tells a joke.
Wild Fact About Me Tried skydiving to "cure" my being scared of heights.
My Philosophy I attempt not to judge others, that is better done by others beyond me.
What Gives Me Hope Seeing people pulling together to solve problems that the government refuses to do anything about.
If I were Mayor, I'd make the world a better place by I would leave peace on earth and fixing the environment to others. Mine is a bit closer to home . I would ensure that all people have enough food to promote good health. Shelter of the sort they want and programs that help them regain their self-respect.
What/who changed my life and why My daughter Stefanie. She has taught me to be non judgmental and look beyond the physical person. watch "Lars and the Real Girl" to see what a community can do when they accept each other.
Quotation "Remember, the Ark was built buy amateurs the Titanic built by professionals.


Prior to her wedding, my friend Lindsey had this request for her wedding guests: "Please take a ton of photos at the ceremony and reception — you never know what the photographer might miss!" She also asked guests to post the photos onto their Shutterfly site afterward, a thrifty way to order prints of photos that captured the bride and groom's special day. The wedding took place at a small church in Maryland. There was little artificial light in the sanctuary, but there was some incredible sunlight streaming in from the one side, which was almost entirely windows. The reception was held in a recreation hall, with fluorescent lighting from the high ceilings and plenty of candlelight at every table. Here are some of the photos that I took at the wedding celebration.
Thanks to Sarah for taking my headshot!


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package com.eatle.action.admin;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Map;

import javax.annotation.Resource;

import com.eatle.action.BaseAction;
import com.eatle.persistent.pojo.admin.User;
import com.eatle.service.admin.IUserService;
import com.eatle.utils.DwzAjaxJsonUtil;
import com.eatle.utils.Pagination;

/**
 *@Title: User Action
 *@Description:
 *@Author:xt
 *@Since:2012-6-20
 *@Version:1.1.0
 */
public class UserAction extends BaseAction {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    @Resource
    private IUserService userService;

    private Pagination page;

    private User user;

    /**
     *
     * @Description:显示首页
     * @return
     */
   public String showIndex(){

	   Map<String,Object> params = super.getRequestParameters(request);
	   int pageNum = Pagination.CURRENTPAGE;
	   int pageSize = Pagination.PAGESIZE;
	   if(params.containsKey("pageNum")){
		   pageNum = Integer.parseInt((String)params.get("pageNum"));
	   }
	   if(params.containsKey("numPerPage")){
		   pageSize = Integer.parseInt((String)params.get("numPerPage"));
	   }
	   page = userService.findPagination(params, pageNum, pageSize);

       return "showIndex";
   }

   public String showAdd(){
	   return "showAdd";
   }

   public void add() throws IOException{
	   Map json = DwzAjaxJsonUtil.getDefaultAjaxJson();
	   json.put(DwzAjaxJsonUtil.KEY_NAVTABID, navTabId);
	   if(user==null){
		   json.put(DwzAjaxJsonUtil.KEY_STATUSCODE, 300);
	   }else{
		   userService.add(user);
	   }
	   super.writeMap(json);
   }

   public void delete() throws IOException{
	   Map json = DwzAjaxJsonUtil.getDefaultAjaxJson();
	   if(user==null){
		   json.put(DwzAjaxJsonUtil.KEY_STATUSCODE, 300);
	   }else{
		   userService.delete(user);
	   }
	   super.writeMap(json);

   }

   public String showUpdate(){
	   user = userService.findById(user.getId());
	   return "showUpdate";
   }

   public void update() throws IOException{
	   Map json = DwzAjaxJsonUtil.getDefaultAjaxJson();
	   if(user==null){
		   json.put(DwzAjaxJsonUtil.KEY_STATUSCODE, 300);
	   }else{
		   userService.update(user);
	   }
	   super.writeMap(json);
   }

	public Pagination getPage() {
		return page;
	}
	public void setPage(Pagination page) {
		this.page = page;
	}

	public User getUser() {
		return user;
	}

	public void setUser(User user) {
		this.user = user;
	}

}


LG today announced that it is to start mass producing flexible OLED display panels for smartphones. The company says that its technology uses plastic substrates rather than glass, and claims that a protective film on the back of the display makes it "unbreakable" as well as bendable.
LG claims that this display technology is both thinner (at 0.44 mm) and lighter than the competition, with a 6-in display weighing 7.2 g (0.25 oz). LG describes the display as "vertically concave" with a curve that, if extended, would describe a circle with a radius of 70 cm (28 in).
Specific products are yet to be announced, but LG says that it expects the market to grow quickly, and expand into tablets, wearable devices and automotive displays. It hopes that this latest move move will give it a head start in the market.
The announcement follows LG's unveiling of a 55-in curved OLED television earlier in the year.


House prices increased by 0.2pc during this month, but the rise was only driven by London and the South.
Prices rose by 0.6pc in London and by 0.1pc in the South East and East Anglia, but remained static or fell in the North, the Midlands and in Wales, Hometrack said.
A widening gap as the number of homes on the market outstrip buyer demand is likely to hold prices back outside London in the coming months, along with rising mortgage rates and concerns about the eurozone and unemployment, the report said.
The number of new buyers registering with estate agents across the country slowed over the month, recording a 0.4pc increase compared with 2.1pc in April.
The volume of properties coming to market also slowed down as part of a seasonal post-Easter pattern, but the 2.2pc increase it recorded over the month is a higher rise than that for new buyers.
London has continued to demonstrate its relative strength in the tough market, with demand having risen ahead of supply over the last three months.
But across the Northern regions, the number of new potential buyers has risen by 9pc while the number of houses coming on the market has increased much more sharply, by 28pc.
In the East Midlands, the West Midlands and the South West prices remained unchanged over May, while they fell by 0.1pc in Wales, the North East, the North West, and Yorkshire and Humberside.
Lenders have been raising their mortgage rates for both existing customers and new ones this month, blaming the weak economy and the increased cost of funding a mortgage.
London has enjoyed strong demand from overseas buyers, but the study said that much of its latest price rise came from the largely domestic markets of south west, south east and north London, with price growth in central London being lower in May than in these outer boroughs.
The proportion of the asking price achieved was at its highest in London at 94.6pc and its lowest in the North East at 91.2pc, standing at 93.2pc across England and Wales.


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Culture Tracy Moore August 1, 2018
Thanks to Zayn Malik, We Need to Talk About Frosted Tips Again
As a child of the '90s, I can't believe this cursed style is back
As a member of the real greatest generation—the People Who Were in High School or College During Some Part of the 1990s—it is imperative that I speak to you about an urgent matter, a disturbing force that shows no signs of abating. It's come to my attention that Zayn Malik has embraced not just one but two regrettable trends at once: tragicomically tiny sunglasses and hot-pink frosted tips.
A post shared by Zayn Malik (@zayn) on Jul 26, 2018 at 10:44pm PDT
This is a red fucking alert. Whenever two unfortunate trends from the 1990s surface together in the same day, I am activated to speak on behalf of my people. We've stood by and watched helplessly as you Youths resurrected JNCOs, chokers and mom jeans. Now we hold our tongues no longer.
The tiny sunglasses will have to be addressed at another time. The frosted tips, however, need to be addressed. We, the aging millennials and younger Gen X-ers who suffered through '90s fashion, will not stand for this. We must hold accountable the frosted daddies who paved the way for young Zayn. Mark McGrath, you have some explaining to do.
So why do frosted tips exist again—and what is to be done?
Throughout history, wanting sun-lightened hair has long been desirable. In fourth-century Greece, people used to have to put shit like lemon juice in their hair and sit in the sun for five hours.
By the 1900s, salons were highlighting more efficiently by isolating strands or patches of hair and blasting them with chemicals like hydrogen peroxide to create the same effect. It was a time-consuming, expensive process to maintain, and was largely something women did to fake being a blonde.
But somewhere in the 1990s, men started bleaching their hair, but not all the way, and this was "cool." Before this, punks usually had the follow-through to bleach, dye and spike their entire heads, although Green Day's Mike Dirnt and Tré Cool were getting dangerously close to frosted tips in 1994's "When I Come Around" music video.
But let's be clear: We're not talking about letting bleached hair lazily grow out. Frosted tips imply decisive action. What's more, it's arduous and painful to get an intentional half-bleached 'do. The process is a total wackadoodle scenario where you put on a rubber swim cap poked full of holes, and a colorist pulls out individual strands or spikes of hair with what looks like a crocheting needle. Then those strands are bleached, and after a spell, the cap is pulled off to reveal a porcupine.
Men are getting frosted tips again. That's a great way to keep the population down.
— Icema'am (@yaboyblue357) July 25, 2018
The frosted tips of the late '90s, you know well. Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray, Justin Timberlake and Lance Bass of N*SYNC, the band Sum 41, Jared Leto, the Dawson's Creek dude and even Shaq rocked the FTs.
A post shared by Mark McGrath (@therealmarkmcgrath) on Jun 15, 2018 at 9:01pm PDT
Is it just me or did Justin Timberlake's frosted tips back in the day look like uncooked Ramen? Not a good look… pic.twitter.com/vnRN17FK0c
— Brantley Dickinson (@Brantley_05) July 14, 2014
Frosted tips died out after the early 2000s, after which it existed as little more than an embarrassing joke. Even Urban Dictionary references it as a douche '90s fad people deny.
Guys with frosted tips are the chain wallets of humans.
— Lyle, the Poutine Princess (@lylelaun) June 5, 2018
Then, last year, a video of various Brazilian men getting their tips frosted by barber Clay Luan went viral, and everyone panicked.
I TOLD YOU FROSTED TIPS WOULD COME BACK. pic.twitter.com/xoWlDCTyN2
— 𝕭𝖎𝖓𝖌𝖔 𝕸𝖔𝖒𝖒𝖆 (@KILLHeezy) June 26, 2017
"Frosted tips are back and everything is terrible," the New York Post brayed. "Frosted tips are making a comeback and everyone is confused," BuzzFeed reported.
The panic spread:
saw a dude on mass ave wearing cargo shorts and a puka shell necklace with frosted tips! nineties are back but not THAT back y'all
— AJ Manuel Lucero (@AJManuelLucero) June 26, 2017
A man with frosted tips had the balls to tell me to smile this morning on the street. FROSTED TIPS?! IN THIS DAY AND AGE?!
— The Half-Blood Babe (@Monapants) June 27, 2017
Bleach-tinted nostalgia is the only plausible explanation for why Zayn Malik, 25, declared himself a froster. He was born in 1993, so color him naive. Cool wouldn't touch frosted tips if it shot itself out of a bleach-filled boner aimed directly at your head.
Oh, I know that many famous people had the tips. But famous people will sport literally any trendy look—a bizarre, Emperor's New Clothes desire to be edgy — and no one will tell them it's ridiculous. Many of them are primped and preened by handlers who tell them what trendy items to wear, whether or not it's insanely comical.
In real actual life, frosted tips were reserved for boy bands, middle-aged Christian songwriters, "cool guys," edgy youth pastors, gay men in rural communities and, more recently, Guy Fieri, once accurately described as one big walking frosted tip. Everyone thinks Justin Timberlake is cool now, but in 1998 he was still a teenage poodle from Florida. With frosted tips.
Of course, every generation pillages itself egregiously, to the dismay of their elders. Many generations think they're aping the style of a period when really they're aping the copy of the style from ads, or famous people or sitcoms who don't always represent what people really wore. There is a fundamental misperception in many '90s revival trends today that would lead you to believe we all looked like extras from Saved by the Bell. Ironically enough, a lot of '90s style was actually aping '70s TV style.
In college in the '90s, I recall an old person from the actual 1970s approaching me with alarm and concern to discuss my decision to wear bell-bottoms and a turtleneck I'd found at a thrift store. She wanted to let me know that they were horrible then and they were horrible now.
So, children of today—anyone Zayn Malik's age or younger, I guess—you may proceed with your frosted tips. Though I wish you'd choose the subtler frosted tips (let's call them "hair highlights") that look somewhat reasonable. Know who actually kinda pulls off the look? John Mayer.
Do you like it? It's "Autumn Sunrise"!
A post shared by John Mayer 💎 (@johnmayer) on Jun 24, 2017 at 10:34pm PDT
Mayer is also a douche, but hey, so are you. Besides, if you're looking into frosted tips, you probably already know this about yourself.
Sure, you can be a nice, good, decent person and still host those frosted tips up top. But you can't also be a cool person. You'll have to pick one.
Tracy Moore
Tracy Moore is a staff writer at MEL. She covers all the soft sciences like psychology, sex, relationships and parenting, but since this is a men's magazine, occasionally the hard ones. Formerly at Jezebel.


The Massachusetts Port Authority will be seeking proposals from qualified persons, firms, or concessions interested in entering into a license agreement for the operation of a food and beverage outlet in Massport's South Boston Maritime Park, under construction on the waterfront. The Authority is committed to the provision of high quality breakfast and lunch items for the Park's visitors. The Authority anticipates opening the Park and the Cafi in May of 2004.
Interested parties are invited to attend an information session to be held on Thursday, July 17, 2003 at the Wintergarden of the World Trade Center East Office Building, Two Seaport Lane, South Boston, at 6:30 PM. The World Trade Center East Office Building is located between Seaport Boulevard/Northern Avenue and Congress Street at D Street.
The RFP and additional information will be available at this session. Representatives of the Authority will review the RFP and provide information related to doing business with the Authority. Proposals will be due on Friday, September 12, 2003.
Please notify Ms. Elizabeth Larkin, Senior Project Manager, Massachusetts Port Authority, One Harborside Drive, East Boston, MA 02128 (Telephone 617-568-1016) if you have any questions regarding this solicitation.


Mussari is not alone in distancing herself and her work from the toxic dangers of synthetic and artificial dyes. From New York and Virginia to California and everywhere between, both established and emerging labels—including Simon Miller, Where Mountains Meet, and Supernaturae by Benedicte Lux —are part of an environmentally conscious community hoping to make their mark in the fashion industry one plant at a time with beautifully made, sustainable pieces. The range—from Elizabeth Few's silky sleep mask hand-dyed using flowers and leaves to Simon Miller's indigo canvas couch in collaboration with Stephen Kenn—is rich in color and endless in possibilities: good for the environment, good for your closet.
Below, 14 positively chic plant-dyed products to shop on Earth Day—and every day.


Georgia Roche is in the England Performance squad.
Dewsbury will have three representatives in the 32-player England Women's National Performance Squad.
Former Thornhill Trojans stand-off Hanna Butcher is included for the first time and is one of five new players included in head coach Craig Richards' squad.
Butcher played a vital part in the Rhinos League Leader's campaign in 2018 and played in their Women's Challenge Cup Final victory and also their Women's Super League Grand final loss to Wigan Warriors.
She is one of four Rhinos players selected in the Performance Squad, which includes Dewsbury lass Caitlin Beevers, who began playing for Birstall Victoria before moving to Dewsbury Moor.
Last year's Super League woman of steel Georgia Roche, who also featured for Dewsbury Moor, is one of eight Castleford Tigers players selected in the squad.
Beevers and Roche were part of the England squad who beat France in October and all 20 players that travelled for that international are also included.
England Women's National Performance Squad: Savannah Andrade (Bradford Bulls), Amy Hardcastle (Bradford Bulls, Siddal), Leah Jones (Bradford Bulls, West Leeds Eagles), Grace Field (Castleford Tigers, Oulton Raiders), Kelsey Gentles (Castleford Tigers, East Leeds), Shona Hoyle (Castleford Tigers, Ovenden), Rhiannion Marshall (Castleford Tigers, Stanningley), Sinead Peach (Castleford Tigers, Castleford RUFC), Tamzin Renouf (Castleford Tigers, Castleford RUFC), Georgia Roche (Castleford Tigers, Dewsbury Moor), Tara-Jane Stanley (Castleford Tigers, Chorley Panthers), Andrea Dobson (Featherstone Rovers, Oldham St Annes), Katie Hepworth (Featherstone Rovers, Stanningley), Dannielle Anderson (Leeds Rhinos, Oulton Raiders)Caitlin Beevers (Leeds Rhinos, Birstall Victoria ARLFC), Hanna Butcher (Leeds Rhinos, Thornhill Trojans), Amy Johnson (Leeds Rhinos, Stanningley), Leah Burke (St Helens, Thatto Heath Crusaders), Chantelle Crowl (St Helens, Crosfields), Jodie Cunningham (St Helens, Thatto Heath Crusaders), Faye Gaskin (St Helens, Chorley Panthers), Tara Jones (St Helens, Thatto Heath Crusaders), Emily Rudge (St Helens, Thatto Heath Crusaders), Victoria Whitfield (St Helens, Crosfields), Naomi Williams (St Helens, Thatto Heath Crusaders), Michelle Davis (Wigan Warriors, Firwood Waterloo RUFC), Rebecca Greenfield (Wigan Warriors, Wigan St Patricks), Vanessa Temple (Wigan Warriors), Rachel Thompson (Wigan Warriors, Thatto Heath Crusaders), Georgia Wilson (Wigan Warriors, Preston Grasshoppers RUFC & UCLan), Ashleigh Hyde (York City Knights, New Farwick All Blacks), Daisy Sanderson (York City Knights).


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P2P TV (Sopcast & AceStream) for Raspberry Pi.

Sopcast Client based on [this Sopcast client for Linux](https://code.google.com/p/sopcast-player/downloads/list) and `qemu-i386`. Thanks to [tayoken](http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=72614) for recompiling qemu-i386 and [sharing it](http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=46342).

AceStream Client is taken from [Github repository](https://github.com/tarasian666/acestream).

## Script usage

```bash
./tv.sh [OPTIONS] CHANNEL
```

## Options
- **-h** - help
- **-V** - show version
- **-v** - Enable debug mode
- **CHANNEL** - A uri to the channel to load: `sop://broker.sopcast.com:3912/123456` or `acestream://ff6d068d982f5ac218d164cf43f97dc39926cf55` or `http://example.com/tv.acelive`

## Requirements
- open port 6878 on localhost.
- wget and w3m: `sudo apt-get install wget w3m`


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La palabra alevín (del francés español alevin) es utilizada comúnmente en actividades como la piscicultura y la acuicultura, o en ciencias como la ictiología, para designar a las crías recién nacidas de peces. Más precisamente, este término hace alusión al momento en el cual las crías rompen el huevo y comienzan a alimentarse.

En Colombia, Argentina, Perú y otros países sudamericanos, se suele preferir el sinónimo alevino, dada la proximidad y estrecha relación comercial de este país con Brasil y la consecuente transferencia desde el portugués, idioma en el cual este término francés adquirió la vocal final "o", para ajustarse a los estándares fonéticos de los lusoparlantes.

El término alevín  también se aplica, por extensión, a una categoría deportiva infantil.

Acuicultura

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


BTW, I'm going to re-do cabin assignments soon here.
Perhaps we need 2 maps?
one for when we double up (as was intended in the original design) because of a heavy passenger load.
First things first. I think Greg is the only one who hasn't spoken up. But there are a couple of other things I'm going to change.
dragoner wrote: First things first. I think Greg is the only one who hasn't spoken up. But there are a couple of other things I'm going to change.
Looks good to me. Greg's not very picky about where he stays and doesn't have much stuff.
Cool, I put him in with the rest of the crew as I didn't have any other info.
Ugh, found something else weird with this design.
dragoner wrote: Ugh, found something else weird with this design.
Keven - Wyott Khade 876CB6 - "He did WHAT with a stick of butter?????"


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Thoroughly research every destination you plan to visit and even areas you plan to travel through.
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Only carry personal items that you absolutely need.
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Invest in your personal safety.
Inform family and friends about your plans and locations.
A steady source of income, a place to lay your head at night, and your personal safety are some of the most important aspects to get right before you begin your adventure. Good luck and safe travels!
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Caroline Augusta Kennard
American feminist. Born Caroline Augusta Smith; married Martin Parry Kennard in 1847; he was a businessman in Boston, Mass., and an anti-slavery activist. They moved to Brookline, Mass., in 1854. Interested in the botany of ferns and mosses. Published a biography of Dorothea Dix (1888). A science scholarship was established in her name at Radcliffe College by her sister, Martha T. Fiske Collord.
Caroline Augusta Kennard (née Smith) was born in 1827 in New Hampshire. In 1846, she married Martin Perry Kennard (also known as Marten P. Kennard), with whom she had five children. Martin Kennard maintained a successful business as a jeweler at Bigelow Brothers & Kennard in Boston and served as an Assistant Treasurer of the Sub-Treasury of the United States in Boston, appointed by Presidents Hayes and Grant (1879-1887) and later by President Harrison (1891-1895). The Kennard family resided in Brookline, Massachusetts, which in the late nineteenth century was known for its country estates ofwealthy Boston merchants.
In many ways, Kennard's public life was closely tied to the social world of elite educated, Boston women during the late nineteenth century. She was a member of a host of women's groups focused on reforming education, improving the status of women in society, and promoting issues related to the woman's movement. Along with prominent Bostonians like Julia Ward Howe, Caroline M. Severance, Edna D. Cheney, Lucy Stone, Lucy Goddard, Elizabeth P. Peabody, and Dr. Marie E. Zakrenska, Kennard was a member of theNew England Woman's Club, the first woman's club in the United States. During Kennard's membership tenure in the 1880s and 1890s, she was active on the board of directors and served as a vice-president in 1893-94. She also participated in a number of annual meetings for the Association of the Advancement of Women. In 1896, for instance, Kennard read a paper at the 24th Annual Association for the Advancement of Women meeting entitled "Housekeeping a profession" which argued that housekeeping should be measured in economic terms like any other profession. Along with other prominent Bostonian women, Kennard also joined theWomen's Educational and Industrial Union and participated actively as an officer in the 1880s and 1890s.
Kennard published articles and gave addresses on important issues related to social reform and on prominent American women activists and poets. For instance, Kennard's contemporaries in Woman's World commented on her article "Progress in the Employment of Police Matrons," in which Kennard made a case for why police departments ought to hire female police agents. In 1895, Kennard was one of the first members of the Brookline Education Society, which was founded in 1895 by Mrs. Joshua Crane, Dr. Walter Channing, and many other prominentBrookline, Massachusetts citizens to encourage moral and spiritual development in children at home and in school. At the organizational meeting on May 8, 1895, Kennard presented a paper on a topic related to the importance of nature study in childhood education. Interested in exemplary American women, in 1888, she published a biographical account of Dorothea L. Dix's life and work. This account was based on a collection of letters (which is now housed in Houghton Library at Harvard University) from Dix's contemporaries, including Jane Alexander, A.L. Barnett, James Freeman Clarke, John Murray Forbes, Robert Bennet Forbes, Horatio Appleton Lamb, Mary S. Langley, William Henry Lyon, Andrew Preston Peabody, Samuel Edmund Sewall, and Edward Stearns. And in 1897 Kennard gave an extensive review ofThe Works of Anne Bradstreet, in Prose and in Verse, edited by John Harvard Ellis (1867) for the Governor Thomas Dudley Family Association.
Kennard's interest in science stemmed from her social commitments to the woman movement, her interests in nature study as a tool for educational reform, as well as her place in a tightly knit network of the Bostonian elite. Kennard was one of a handful of American women who carried on correspondence with the British gentleman-naturalist Charles Darwin. On 26 December 1881, Caroline Kennard wrote to Darwin to ask about his position regarding the inferiority of women. Darwin replied on 9 January 1882, referencing his positions in Descent of Man (1872), writing that women had superior moral qualities but inferior intellectual qualities when compared to men. Darwin noted that given the observations of equality among the sexes in native cultures, there might be a possibility that women could indeed be "bread winners," but suggested that this would cause harm to the domestic sphere. On 28 January 1882, Kennard wrote back to Darwin, countering his argument with her own: namely, that women are indeed "bread winners" and have the same capabilities as men, but are not given the same environment or educational opportunities as men to develop their intellect. Kennard's scientific activities were not limited to debates about sexual selection in humans. In 1892, for instance, she donated fruit from her own Ricus elastica plant (rubber tree) to the Boston Society of Natural History. Confirming Kennard's commitment to science, in 1907, Kennard's sister Martha T. Fiske Collard of New York donated $5,000 to Radcliffe College to establish a scholarship in memory of her sister. The Caroline A. Kennard Scholarship in Science was awarded to one Radcliffe student interested in pursuing her studies in science per year.
Relevant Gender Resources:
http://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/women-and-science
http://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/womens-scientific-participation
http://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/women-as-a-scientific-audience
http://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/darwin-and-gender-introduction
PRIMARY SOURCES:
Darwin Project Database,http://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/entry-13579
Darwin Project Database, http://www.darwinproject.ac.uk/entry-13607
Caroline A. Kennard's Obituary
"Obituary 3 – no Title." 1907.Boston Daily Globe (1872-1922), Oct 25, 10-10.http://search.proquest.com.ezp-prod1.hul.harvard.edu/docview/500922390?accountid=11311.
Census information for Kennard household (via Ancestry.com)
Year: 1850; Census Place: Boston Ward 10, Suffolk, Massachusetts; Roll: M432_337; Page: 386B; Image: 431.
Year: 1860; Census Place: Brookline, Norfolk, Massachusetts; Roll: M653_514; Page: 769; Image: 685; Family History Library Film: 803514.
Year: 1870; Census Place: Brookline, Norfolk, Massachusetts; Roll: M593_634; Page: 142B; Image: 291; Family History Library Film: 552133.
Year: 1880; Census Place: Brookline, Norfolk, Massachusetts; Roll: 547; Family History Film: 1254547; Page: 348D; Enumeration District: 508; Image: 0700.
Martin P. Kennard Obituary
Headline: [No Headline]; Article Type: Death Notice Paper: Boston Journal, published as The Boston Journal; Date: 11-14-1903; Issue: 22985; Page: 3; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Caroline Kennard's Writings
Caroline Augusta Kennard, "Miss Dorothea L. Dix and her Life-Work" [S.I.: s.n., 1888] [http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/view/3996166]
Headline: Woman's World. Progress In The Employment Of Police Matrons. Miss Morgan and Her Work–Death; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Trenton Evening Times, published as The Trenton Times.; Date: 10-22-1892; Page: 6; Location: Trenton, New Jersey [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Letters sent to Caroline Augusta Kennard Concerning Dorothea Lynde Dix (MS Am 1838.3). Houghton Library, Harvard University. [http://oasis.lib.harvard.edu/oasis/deliver/~hou00092]
"Huckleberry Cake,"The Kirmess Cookbook (Boston: Women's Educational and Industrial Union, 1887) p. 13. [http://books.google.com/books?id=eyQEAAAAYAAJ&pg]
Caroline A. Kennard, "The Bradstreet Writings," in The Governor Thomas Dudley Family Association, Fourth Annual Meeting and Fifth Reunion, October 20, 1896 (S.I. The Association, 1897) pp. 29-36. [http://books.google.com/books?id=bDlKAAAAMAAJ&pg]
Woman's Clubs in the News [via American Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: New England Women's Club; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Journal, published as Boston Daily Journal; Date: 05-28-1881; Volume: XLVIII; Issue: 15872; Page: [1]; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: Annual Meeting of the Woman's Club; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Journal, published as Boston Daily Journal; Date: 05-31-1884; Volume: LI; Issue: 16816; Page: [4]; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: The New England Women's Club; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Daily Advertiser; Date: 06-01-1885; Volume: 145; Issue: 23560; Page: 8; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: In Aid of Women Annual Meeting of the Women's Education at and Industrial Union; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Journal, published as Boston Evening Journal; Date: 05-05-1886; Volume: LIII; Issue: 17419; Page: [4]; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: The Women's Union; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Daily Advertiser; Date: 05-02-1888; Volume: 151; Issue: 24471; Page: 8; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: Local Events. The Woman's Educational and Industrial Union; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Journal, published as Boston Daily Journal; Date: 05-14-1890; Volume: LVII; Issue: 18680; Page: [5]; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: For The Advancement Of Women. Annual Election Of Officers Of The Association At The Toronto; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: New York Herald-Tribune; Date: 10-18-1890; Page: 7; Location: New York, New York [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: New England Woman's Club; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Journal, published as Boston Daily Journal; Date: 06-01-1891; Volume: LVIII; Issue: 19008; Page: [3]; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: Noted Women Gather. Plans for the Fall Congress; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: New Haven Register, published as The New Haven Evening Register; Date: 03-17-1894; Volume: LII; Issue: 65; Page: [1]; Location: New Haven, Connecticut [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: Personal and Political; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Boston Daily Advertiser; Date: 06-02-1895; Volume: 165; Issue: 132; Page: 4; Location: Boston, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
Headline: A. A. W. Congress at St John For the Advancement of Women. The Association Entertained; Article Type: News/Opinion Paper: Springfield Republican, published as Springfield Daily Republican; Date: 09-19-1896; Page: 4; Location: Springfield, Massachusetts [America's Historical Newspapers Database]
On the Boston Society of Natural History
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History, Vol 25. No. 4, May 1892 (Boston: Printed for the Society, 1892) p.436. [http://books.google.com/books?id=WIosAAAAYAAJ&pg]
On the Caroline A. Kennard Scholarship in Science at Radcliffe College
Radcliffe College. Annual reports of the president and treasurer of Radcliffe College, 1907-1908 (p. 66)http://pds.lib.harvard.edu/pds/viewtext/2573658?op=t&n=988
The Radcliffe Bulletin. No. 9. February, 1908 (Cambridge, MA: The Radcliffe Bulletin) p.7 [GoogleBooks]
Radcliffe Notes, 15 October 1910, Cambridge Chronicle.
[http://cambridge.dlconsulting.com/cgi-bin/cambridge?a=d&d=Chronicle19191108-01.2.29&srpos=4&e=–––-en-20–1–txt-IN-%22Caroline+A.+Kennard%22––]
On the Brookline Education Society
Yearbook of the Brookline Education Society, First Year, 1895-96, Constitution, Officers and Members, with a record of meetings, lectures, and reports of committees, (Brookline, Mass: Riverdale Press: C.A.W. Spencer, 1896). [http://books.google.com/books?id=WI4BAAAAYAAJ&pg]
SECONDARY SOURCE:
Jane Cunningham Croly, Article on "New England Woman's Club,"The History of the Woman's Club Movement in America (New York: Henry G. Allen, Co, 1898) pp. 35-53. [http://books.google.com/books?id=OFJKn1HaKiAC&pg]
American silversmiths (freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~silversmiths/makers/silversmiths/92743.htm, accessed 6 October 2015)
Annual reports of the president and treasurer of Radcliffe College, 1907–1908, p.66
Henderson, Harry and Albert, The indomitable spirit of Edmonia Lewis: a narrative biography (Milford, Conn.: Esquiline Press, 2014)
Scientist's international directory (Cassino Art Company, 1885)
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