Another Quiet Day... Different Reasons - Ramblings of Mad Shutterbug & the Border Collie Bros.
Another quiet day. Michael did not show up, which means either or both he's been adequately secured or Mama Munch is smelling less interesting. Couldn't tell by her sons, though.
Other news... this morning Munch's nose found the remnants of placenta/umbilical cord out in the West Paddock, but I couldn't find a kid anywhere and none of the doe's looked like they'd recently given birth. Walked a search pattern looking for the kid and other sign, because one of the yearling doelings was down, no strength to get up. Initial reaction on my part is she's exhausted, and were the goats run by a neighbor dog or something else? I did a close inspection, looking for injuries and also wondering if she's the one who kidded. She had no visible injuries, no signs at all. Udder is still totally un-bred un-developed, and what I did find was something else.
Loose stool. OK, so go be yecked out elsewhere. We're talking taking care of livestock here, and this one started me thinking she ate something she shouldn't have. I managed to get a bit of sugar/electrolyte fluids into her, but as of 16:00 she's still down, weaker. I don't think she'll survive the night.
On the other hand, I found the kid. I'd walked over to check the water trough, then over to make sure Houdini has water as well. Under the big oak, saw a flash of white. Dry, long umbilicus shrunken but still moist. She wasn't there this morning... and she is a doeling.
And still none of the doe's reacting to the kid's cry. Not one nicker. Checked with Ruthie via phone, and the one doe she thinks might be/may have been pregnant still looks pregnant. I've brought her up to hospital, but I'm not hopeful here either. As dry as she is she's been out probably since shortly after I fed this morning. We're long past the critical bonding period now.
And I stumbled across a notice, via a friend of friend LJ, that Andre Norton is nearing the end of her days, as well. One of the giants of SF; maybe not a challenging philosopher type writer, but a good storyteller, and one of my key introductions to the genre.
How is the kid doing?
I am the champion of rescuing and trying to foster infant urban animals, most of which heartbreakingly die anyway, so I can empathize (with the added fillip that your animals have more economic impact on you than the stray kittens, sparrows, puppies, etc. that I was always finding in boxes on my porch).
Re Andre Norton: Oh, sad, sad. She is largely responsible for my spending a lot of my life concerned with speculative fiction. But she is very, very old, if I'm remembering correctly...a very good life with a lot of impact on a lot of people.
As of this morning, she's still active. When I put her in 'hospital' this also put her in with two other kids and with June Bug, who is one of our better doe's at being a mom. I unfortunately do not have a lot of time right now to work on this, but at the very least, she's in a relatively safe place, with kids near her age and size, and a doe that might accept her.
This past year ranch-business wise is one of our worst. Coyote in the area are quite active. The Month of Storms didn't help at all. On the other hand, the ranch is also not our primary income, so we're still eating and sheltered. Fewer toys or improvements to the ranch, perhaps, but alive and well.
I agree with your comments about Ms. Norton. And from what I've read, she's aware and has chosen her place.


Managing digital distraction may be the most important work-life balance/productivity skill that we aren't talking about. Digital distraction undermines work performance, and even stresses intimate and family relationships. This session will include a discussion of digital distraction and its effects on performance and personal lives, and offer several concrete tips for managing digital distraction.
As of July 1st, the OSU Leadership Center is offering a discounted rate to Ohio State employees for our workshops. Three-hour workshops will be $75* (unless noted differently, based on assessment fees), rather than the normal rate of $95. To see a listing of upcoming workshops, please go to https://leadershipcenter.osu.edu/events. To register for these workshops, click here.
Staff have an opportunity to further their growth and development through the Staff Career Development Grant. New this year, the available funding for individuals and groups has increased to $1,250 for individuals, $1,750 for groups of 2-10 and $2,000 for groups of 11 or more, and the funds can be used for professional development, education or training costs related to job and/or career goals. Applications are being accepted until Tuesday (7/31). Visit the USAC website for more information and to view the application.
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Are estimates of faces' ages less accurate when they wear sunglasses or face masks and do these disguises make it harder to later recognise the faces when undisguised?
Thorley, Craig, Acton, Benjamin, Armstrong, Jesse, Ford, Shanade, and Gundry, Margaret (2022) Are estimates of faces' ages less accurate when they wear sunglasses or face masks and do these disguises make it harder to later recognise the faces when undisguised? Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications, 7. 17.
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This study examined whether our ability to accurately estimate unfamiliar faces' ages declines when they are wearing sunglasses or surgical-style face masks and whether these disguises make it harder to later recognise those faces when undisguised. In theory, both disguises should harm age estimation accuracy and later face recognition as they occlude facial information that is used to determine a face's age and identity. To establish whether this is the case, we had participants estimate the age of unfamiliar faces that were pictured wearing no disguises, sunglasses, or face masks. The participants then completed a face recognition test where they had to distinguish between the previously seen faces and new faces. Importantly, none of faces wore disguises in this latter test. Participants' estimates of the undisguised faces' ages were inaccurate by a Median of 5.15 years. Their accuracy barely changed when the faces wore sunglasses but declined by a Median of 1.30 years when they wore face masks. Moreover, subsequent undisguised face recognition was less likely to occur when the faces previously wore sunglasses or face masks, with large effects observed. These findings demonstrate the relative importance of different facial areas when estimating faces' ages and later recognising them. They also have implications for policing as they suggest it may be harder for eyewitnesses to accurately estimate the age of criminals who wear face masks during offences, and it may be harder for them to later recognise criminals in line-ups if the criminals wear sunglasses or face masks during offences.
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Hi Everyone! Sorry I've been MIA from my blog lately…*twirls fingers guiltily*. Without boring you to death with my life story, the gist is that I've been swamped with massive school assignments and had also picked up more shifts at work. On top of that, I have spent the little bit of free time I had working on top secret nail projects – which I'm hoping to be able to share with you soon. But, I'm back and I've got tons of cool stuff to show you!
I wore today's manicure for several days this past week as it was inspired the persistent rain. It started out with just this ombré look.
Δ Pinky: A-England Camelot – the perfect black creme, opaque in 1 coat!
Δ Ring: L'Oreal Greycian Goddess – one of the prettiest dark grey creme in my stash, 2 coats.
Δ Middle: Butter London Billy No Mates – a gorgeous dove grey with silky smooth formula, 2 coats.
Δ Index: OPI My Boyfriend Scales Walls – my go-to off-white creme, slightly thicker formula (or maybe it's gotten thick because I've used it so much!), 2 coats.
This was my first time wearing ombré nails. I felt the monochromatic scheme perfectly reflected the shades of varying grey color in the sky and the clouds on rainy days. The bonus is that contrary to the often dreary rainy weather, this manicure looks fresh and clean!
I felt the final look really adds whimsy to the manicure and mimics the grungy look of the rain-washed sidewalk. What do you think? Do you like the grey ombré look by itself? Or do you like the added monochromatic glitter topper?
An interesting mani! Like the way the top glitter looks throughout the ombre series.
Thank you, Lara! I was also surprised by how interesting the glitter looked over gray ombre. I may need to do this again soon 😀 Any suggestions for what color you'd like to see another ombre in?
Completely in love with the gorgeous gradient and I love how the gradient peeks through the glitter on top from below! Very beautiful yet very simple!


Michael Kwan and I are giving away not one but TWO Apple iPads as part of the promotion for our new book, Make Money Online: Roadmap of a Dot Com Mogul. That's right. Just for picking up a copy of our new book, you can be rocking and rolling with Apple's newest magical and revolutionary tablet. Here's how to enter.
I've created a photo gallery of readers who have purchased Money Online Online. If your picture is in the gallery, you're entered to win a 16GB WiFi Apple iPad. To add your photo, simply take a picture with you and the book and email it to johnchow @ johnchow.com. If you have a blog, include your URL and I'll link to it from the gallery. Not only will this get you entry for the big prize, but I'll be profiling some reader photos in a future post so you might show up in this blog as well!
Your chance of winning is based on the number of people who submit photos. Right now, there's only three photos in the gallery so the chances are pretty damn good. Send in your entry today!
The second 16GB WiFi iPad will be awarded to a reader who reviews Make Money Online. Review the book on your blog and send me the URL and you'll in. Your review should be completely honest and unbiased. I won't get mad or throw out your entry if you give me a bad review. I really want honest feedback.
All reviews will be featured on this blog as the come in. Your odds of winning is based on the number of reviews received. Right now, there's only two so the odds are really good! If you own more than one blog, you can review the book on any of them to earn extra entries.
Here's the first review by Jon Strocel. Jon did his as a video review.
The second review came from Zen Editorial and I'm glad to read they found the book very well edited (I have Michael Kwan to thank for that).
Make Money Online: Roadmap of a Dot Com Mogul is available direct from Amazon.com or any major book chain like Chapters or Barnes & Noble. Prices range from $10.85 plus shipping at Amazon.com to $19.99 at the Richmond Chapters bookstore. If you wish to have a signed copy, you can order it direct from me for $20 plus $3.99 flat world wide shipping. Please include your name and shipping address plus any special dedication you want me to sign onto the book.
Deadline for entries for both contests end of this month. Good luck and I look forward to seeing the photos and reviews!


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Q: EDGE browser unable to render report - where as its working with IE and Chrome I was referring this to configure report service : https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/5237/installing-sql-server-reporting-services-2017/
Regarding current report server credential,here is what I have done (along with other required steps):

Now my question is: What credential I should use to access this from the browser? If you refer credential attached credential screen, its showing nothing. May be I'm not getting which username and password I should use. I have separate credential for SQL server login.
Should I use my Windows credential? Or SQL Server Credential? Or any other?
Moreover, is IIS installation is mandatory ?? Please suggest.
I have Configured a new credential for report server like below:

However, I'm still getting error:

When Im setting an execution account, its showing error: below screen:

The more detailed description is below:
The username or password is not valid or you do not have permission to access this server. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.UI.RSClient)

Program Location:
at Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.UI.RSClient.RSClientConnection.CreateConnection()
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.UI.RSClient.RSConnectionInfo.GetRSConnectionObject(Boolean ensureOpenConnection)
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.UI.RSClient.RSConnectionInfo.RSTypeImpl.ProceedWithConnection(UIConnectionInfo ci)
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.UI.ConnectionDlg.RSType.Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.UI.ConnectionDlg.IServerType.ProceedWithConnection(UIConnectionInfo ci)
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.UI.ConnectionDlg.Connector.ConnectionThreadUser()
With Chrome and IE11 its running via "BUILTIN\Administrators"? That is,When I'm trying to access the same report URL from chrome and IE, its working. However, when I'm seeing ""Site Setting" its showing me "BUILTIN\Administrators". Really getting confused, whats going on?
Note: I have configured execution account as well. Even after providing execution account credential, its not working. I think, Microsoft has to fix the issue. Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/install-windows/configure-the-unattended-execution-account-ssrs-configuration-manager?view=sql-server-2017
Browser is asking me the credential (tried with different credential) and after providing the credential its showing nothing. No error message. Any one faced such issues? How to resolve this?

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Different. Fresh. I like it.
Post Monroe is one of a few new female acts on the country music scene. We've looked at this trio before. I think it was right at the end of last year.
And it looks like they've been out on the grind working and hustling all year.
Recently they put out a couple new songs. And the one that seems to be getting the most attention is this one.
It's really good. I think you'll like it.
The more I listen to this one the more I like it. It's growing on me and I'm for sure adding it to my work playlist. I can't really say entirely what it is about this song, but it's got that groove and melodies that make you want to listen on repeat.
The song plays on the hook that this girl is all about this one guy. She knows there are others out there, but when she's with her guy all those others don't really stand out. They're just background noise. White noise. Nothing as clear as the guy she's with.
That's what's going on with the lyrics, but I think the main story here is the sound. Very fresh and progressive. It's got like dance kind of thing going on. And I don't want to say dark or anything like that, but it does have this something going on that makes it sound different.
And I like that. They're trying something new to see if the country fans out there will like it.


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Nancy Garran and David Peterson met as counselors at camp and began their careers as camping professionals in 1978 soon after their marriage at the Camp Monomoy Chapel. They are the parents of two sons, Garran and Chris, who both attended CCSC as campers and are now senior staff members themselves. Both Nancy and Dave are committed to the philosophy that "camping can make a difference in a child's life." Nancy, who has a B.S. in nursing from Skidmore College, oversees the management of the overnight and day camp programs as the Executive Director of the Cape Cod Sea Camps. David, having graduated from Southern Connecticut State University with a B.S. in science education and physical education, works closely with Christie Peterson and the Assistant Directors in leading the overnight residential programs. Both Nancy and David are involved in the American Camp Association at the regional and national levels in addition to being active in their local community. Camping is a full time career for Nancy & Dave along with being parents and grandparents.
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Christie has worked at CCSC in a number of positions, including cabin counselor, head counselor, swim head and, most recently, assistant director. She is a former elementary school teacher on Cape Cod and received her Bachelor's degree from Springfield College. As a full time camping professional, the management and direction of Cape Cod Sea Camps is her sole career. Christie is an active participant in the American Camp Association where she volunteers as a Standards Visitor. Christie is also a Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor Trainer for the Cape Cod Chapter of the American Red Cross. She will join two other directors in overseeing CCSC's overnight camp.
Garran was born and raised on Cape Cod and is our Associate Director of Camp Rentals at CCSC. As a fourth generation member of the Delahanty family, Garran works both in the seasonal camp rental business, directs our large waterfront and sailing programs and serves as an evening director during the camp season. Garran began working at CCSC full time in 2004 as our Group Manager after graduating from Bridgewater State College with a BS in Psychology. In 2008 he accepted the position of Associate Director and began managing the day-to-day activities, financial reporting, sales and marketing for the camp rental business. He was fortunate to meet his wife Christie during summer 2002 while working as counselors in the Resident Camp and are raising their two children Finnegan and Nora at Camp.
Garran is active in the community as a member of the Cape Cod Young Professionals, is on the Accreditation Committee for US Sailing, has served on the Board of Directors and helped create Sail Cape Cod which is an adaptive community sailing program, and enjoys connecting in community networking events. During free time, Garran enjoys many hobbies including sailing, powerboating, camping, home improvement projects and genealogy research. His passion is sailboat racing and he has gained notoriety on his boat the "KNOTTY DOG" in several local races including Figawi and Hurricane Cup with second place finishes. He's got the red hats to prove it!
Monomoy Day Camp Director
Rick "Otis" Moyer
Rick Moyer is currently in his 43rd camping season with the Cape Cod Sea Camps. Rick is retired from the Wayland Public school system where he was the Athletic Director for many years. Rick received a masters in Education from Springfield College.
Monomoy Day Camp Asst. Director & Monomoy Day Camp Registrar
Andrew "Crash" Sims
Andrew started at Cape Cod Sea Camps as a camper in the resident program and has expanded his role and responsibilities over the last 29 years. He attended Rice University, and the University of Minnesota before working at Cape Cod Sea Camps full time. He has organized an after school program in Dallas, TX and is involved in the American Camp Association as an ACA Standards Visitor visiting camps throughout New England promoting the accreditation program. He met his wife Christin while both were working at CCSC.
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Monomoy Day Camp Asst. Director
Christina is a "lifer" here at Cape Cod Sea Camps. She started as a camper at the age of 5 and has not missed a summer since. Through her time here at CCSC she has been a unit counselor, head counselor, program specialist, group rental manager, assistant director and now program director. Christina has grown up at Cape Cod Sea Camps and loves everything about the CCSC experience. Christina completed her BA in Psychology and Pediatric Therapy Interventions at Stonehill College. Christina prides herself on developing meaningful relationships with everyone who comes to CCSC.
Chris is also a "lifer" and the great grandson to Robert J. Delahanty, founder of Cape Cod Sea Camps. Chris has been through almost every position available here at CCSC, commonly referring himself as a Jack-of-all-trades. Currently, Chris directs the Day Camp Leadership Training Program and also programs the staff orientation. While not at camp Chris is an avid fly fisherman and a high school ice hockey coach. Chris is very proud of what his family has built here at Cape Cod Sea Camps and continues to build each summer season.
Chris and Christina met here at Cape Cod Sea Camps and have three children that are campers in the Day Camp program. They are both very excited to share great life experiences that CCSC offered to them with their children for many years to come.
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Two senior purchasing executives have joined the list of top-level speakers at the Automotive News Europe e-Business Conference that begins later this month in Strasbourg, France.
Rob Johnson, general manager, purchasing division, Toyota Motor Europe Manufacturing and Wolfgang Colberg, senior vice president, corporate purchasing and logistics at Robert Bosch, have been added to the program.
The conference is set for November 29-December 1 at the Strasbourg Hilton Hotel.
Johnson will join a roundtable discussion on how e-Business will be used to speed vehicle order-to-delivery times. The panel discussion on Thursday morning, November 1, will also include executives from Volvo, Fiat, BMW and Dell Computer Corp.
Colberg will address the conference on December 1. He will discuss how Bosch is using the web to manage its supply chain.
Previously announced speakers include: Eckhard Cordes, DaimlerChrysler management member responsible for corporate development and IT Management; David Thursfield, president of Ford of Europe; Jean-Baptiste Duran, head of purchasing at Renault; Jens Neumann, management board member of Volkswagen; Michael Bergmann, head of eGM Europe; Andre Navarri, CEO of Valeo; Andreas Renschler; president of Micro Compact Car, DaimlerChrysler's Smart car operations; Richard Radecki, Corporate Director e-Business Program Office, Delphi Automotive Systems.
For details and a full list of speakers, see Page 43.


Easter Catawba Cooperative Christian (ECCCM) Ministry is located in Newton, NC about five miles from Bethany UCC. Years ago one of the minister from Bethany, Rev. Banks Shepherd, was instrumental in beginning this vital Catawba County ministry. The congregation continues to volunteer monthly, and they provide monetary and non-perishable items on a regular basis.
In cooperation with several other UCC churches and Unifour Christian Fellowship Church, Bethany UCC serves the community by volunteering at the Gift and Thrift store in Newton, NC. The LINC Gift and Thrift offers opportunity for community members to donate items and have them resold at a discounted price. The store is open to the public. LINC volunteers also participate in out-of-state and in-state mission trips and smaller household projects in the local area.
The newest ministry related to LINC ministries is in serve to foster and kinship care families in Catawba County. In conjunction with Catawba County Department of Social Services, the LINC churches are helping with children who can no longer stay in their homes. Bethany UCC is active in this "love of children" ministry.
Ms. Lou Grandmaison knits prayer shawls for many people in the church and in the community who need to be wrapped in God's loving care. This ministry has spread far and wide and touched many peoples' lives.
There are great needs in the kinship/foster care program in Catawba County. The members of Bethany UCC are eager to help children. The kinship/foster care program at Bethany is in its infancy. This winter our members collected coats for all ages of children. We are also part of a card ministry that remembers children on their birthdays. An important contribution from the Bethany congregation is our willingness to take care of children while their kinship/foster care parents are at training, or just need a break. With love for our community, we reach out with the hands and heart of Jesus.


Chanel Allure EDT is suitable for celebrations, parties & ordinary working days.
Chanel Allure EDT 100ml. was designed for women who know what they want, they are confident and elegant. Fragrance combines sensual tones and attractive, based purely on the nature of each woman. As each perfume Chanel, this conceals a magical charm, combined with the beauty and luxury. The fragrance opens motives fresh peaches and sweet mandarin. Then passes into gentle water lily flower tones, luscious roses and jasmine. This pure and captivating essence is topped with woody whiff of sandalwood laced with vanilla and vetiver. The world-famous and popular brand Chanel is famous not only in the fashion world, but also offers exclusive perfume for every woman. It is suitable for special occasions, but also for everyday wear in any season. Flair and elegance adds Allure scent and modern design of the bottle. The perfume was in 1997 FIFI award as the best perfume of the year. Celebrate uniqueness Chanel Allure perfume, which gives you sparkle and perfectly complement your every outfit. What should be the perfect perfume? Some women choose for themselves something unusual, subtle, alluring, while others prefer fresh or sweet flavors. It would seem that you can not pick up the scent, which would have liked everyone, but a great house Chanel has created a unique flavor Allure, which fascinates with its beauty is absolutely all. In his initial notes of freshness you can hear the lemon and the sweetness of vanilla bourbon. After a few moments, the perfume will reveal to you the ease of flowers Passiflora, mandarin and incredible vetiver. Piercing and alluring train behind you will follow a May rose, peony and jasmine. Of Allure pleases the owners of incredible durability and beauty. Its flavor can not be forgotten, it is unique. Allure can be worn every day to work or sometimes to please those around them on major holidays. It is suitable for celebrations, secular parties and ordinary working days. Allure - tenderness and sensuality spring flowers.


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The Volkswagen GTI models may refer to:
 Volkswagen Gol GTI, a performance-oriented B-segment/supermini/subcompact hatchback produced between 1989 and 1994
 Volkswagen Golf/Rabbit GTI, a performance-oriented C-segment/small family car/compact hatchback produced since 1976
 Volkswagen Lupo GTI, a performance-oriented A-segment/city car produced between 2000 and 2005
 Volkswagen Polo GTI, a performance-oriented B-segment/supermini/subcompact hatchback produced since 1995
 Volkswagen Scirocco GTI, a performance-oriented 2+2 coupé produced between 1976 and 1981
 Volkswagen Up GTI, a performance-oriented A-segment/city car produced since 2017
 Volkswagen GTI Roadster Vision Gran Turismo, a concept car developed in 2014

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With a stay at Hampton Inn & Suites Panama City Beach-Beachfront in Panama City Beach, you'll be on the beach, just a 1-minute walk from Gulf World Marine Park and 11 minutes by foot from Russell-Fields Pier. This beach hotel is 1 mi (1.6 km) from Pier Park and 1 mi (1.6 km) from Hidden Lagoon Golf and Racetrack. Make yourself at home in one of the 182 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and 42-inch LCD televisions are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms with shower/tub combinations are provided. Conveniences include desks and sofa beds. Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily. Featured amenities include a business center, laundry facilities, and ATM/banking services. Free self parking is available onsite.


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At least 3 people are dead in a deadly crash between a freight train and a packed charter bus in Mississippi. Another 40 people were injured when when the train smashed into the bus. At least 3
Wikileaks Dumps Secrets of CIA Hacking
WikiLeaks released thousands of pages of documents that appear to reveal CIA surveillance techniques. Some of the exploits may have been developed within the CIA, while others appear to have been purchased, copied or downloaded from non-governmental
The Plan to Repeal Obamacare Released by GOP
The long-awaited Republican replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act (best known as Obamacare), was released by House Republicans on Monday. U.S. Republicans unveil plan to dismantle Obamacare, critics pounce Via feeds.reuters.com 03/06/2017 6:12 PM
Trump Sign Travel Ban….Again
Donald Trump signed a revised executive order to reinstate a ban on immigration from certain Muslim-majority countries and suspend the US refugee program. Trump signs new travel ban directive Via www.bbc.co.uk 03/06/2017 9:50 AM
GM's European Opel Division Sold to Peugeot
General Motors Co. has announced that it will sell its European based Vauxhall-Opel business to France-based PSA Group for around $2.33 billion. It is expected to close later this year. Vauxhall-Opel sold by GM to Peugeot-Citroen Via
Trump Claims Obama Wiretapped Him, But Where's the Proof?
President Trump's refused to back down from his claim that his predecessor ordered the wiretapping of Trump Tower. He also demanded an investigation into the claim, though the director of the FBI has asked the Justice Department
Caterpillar's Headquarters Raided by DoJ and IRS
The headquarters of Caterpillar, the maker of the big yellow machines you see every day, were raided by federal law enforcement authorities over possible tax fraud. U.S. authorities raid Caterpillar's Illinois facilities Via feeds.reuters.com 03/02/2017 12:31 PM
First Lady Reads Books to Sick Children
First lady Melania Trump met with children at a New York City hospital on Thursday, and read 'Oh, The Places You'll Go!" by Dr. Seuss in celebration of Read Across America Day. Melania Trump reads Dr Seuss
Judge In Casey Anthony Trial Thinks She Killed Daughter By Accident
The Florida judge who presided over the Casey Anthony trial said he believes she "may" have accidentally killed her two-year-old daughter with chloroform trying to make her go to sleep. Judge in Casey Anthony trial says she
Attorney General Sessions Met With Russians in 2016
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El jawi és l'alfabet aràbic adaptat per escriure en malai. Actualment, s'utilitza com una de les dues escriptures oficials a Brunei i el seu ús s'estén de manera limitada a Malàisia, Indonèsia, el sud de les Filipines, Pattani (al sud de Tailàndia) i Singapur, especialment en contextos religiosos.

Introducció
L'alfabet jawi existeix des de fa segles a Nusantara (el món malai). El seu desenvolupament està estretament relacionat amb l'arribada de l'islam. Es tracta essencialment de l'alfabet àrab amb alguns caràcters específics del jawi.

L'alfabet jawi és un dels més senzills i fàcils d'utilitzar per escriure el malai. El jawi ha estat en ús des de l'època del regne de Pasai fins a l'època dels soldanats de Malacca i Johor i també d'Aceh i el soldanat de Pattani, al . Prova d'això és la tauleta de Terengganu (Batu Bersurat Terengganu), datada l'any 1303 (el 702 del calendari islàmic).
El jawi va ser l'escriptura oficial dels estats malais no federats durant el protectorat britànic. Avui dia és l'escriptura utilitzada per la religió i l'administració cultural malaia a Terengganu, Kelantan, Kedah, Perlis i Johor.

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Referències

Bibliografia
 H.S. Paterson (& C.O. Blagden), 'An early Malay Inscription from 14th-century Trengganu', Journ. Mal. Br.R.A.S., II, 1924, pàgs. 258-263.
 R.O. Winstedt, A History of Malaya, ed. revisada, 1962, pàg. 40.
 J.G. de Casparis, Indonesian Paleography, 1975, pàgs. 70-71.

Enllaços externs
 Article a Omniglot sobre l'escriptura malaia
 L'evolució de l'escriptura i del llenguatge malais

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