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The mysterious Eoin MacNeill connection
Portrait of Eoin MacNeill, Irish scholar and Politician (Wikipedia)
Eoin MacNeill was an influential Irish scholar and a key figure in the emergence of an independent Republic of Ireland in the early twentieth century. He was a co-founder of the Gaelic League, which sought to re-introduce the study of Gaelic language, history, and culture in Ireland. He led the establishment of the Irish Volunteers, a national volunteer force that was used by the Irish Republican Brotherhood during the violent Easter Uprising of 1916. Although a strong supporter of Irish independence from Great Britain, MacNeill was considered a moderate and unsuccessfully attempted to stop the uprising when he learned of the planned action. Nevertheless he was arrested and sentenced to life in prison for his involvement, but released in a general amnesty of 1917.
So what is the connection to my family tree? My husband's great-grandfather was Maurice John Macauley (1878-1965). Maurice's mother was born Lillian Ann Gracey in Glenarm, Northern Ireland, circa 1836. In the 1851 Ireland census, she was a fifteen year old girl living in Glenarm with the family of Charles Macauley, a local physician. Living in the same household was Charles's 22 year old daughter Rosetta. Rosetta later married Archibald MacNeill, and gave birth to Eoin MacNeill in 1867.
The connection between Lillian Gracey and Rosetta Macauley continued; in 1855 Lillian married her first husband Arthur Boyle in Belfast, and Rosetta was one of her witnesses. Lillian and Arthur had one son, Henry Boyle (1856-1933) before Arthur's death. Henry became a catholic priest, and appears to have been associated with Eoin MacNeill, as there are two photos of Henry in an archive of friends and associates of MacNeill held by the University College Dublin.
Lillian Ann and Rosetta were certainly friends, but there is reason to believe that they may have been related, perhaps as cousins. Lillian's second marriage was to Hugh Macauley in Belfast in 1867. Hugh Macauley is listed in the 1901 Irish census as born in Carnlough, a small village only about two miles north of Glenarm. In their parish marriage record, it was noted that the couple received a bishop's dispensation for 2nd degree consanguinity, which implies that they were first cousins, and shared one set of grandparents. It was also recorded that Hugh's parents were from Glenarm. The obvious question is, if Lillian and Hugh were related as first cousins, and Lillian's good friend Rosetta was a Macauley, was Lillian also Rosetta's cousin through a shared Macauley ancestor? It seems quite likely. Granted, there were a good number of Macauleys in Glenarm in the 19th century, but circumstances point to a familial relationship.
It would help to know the grandparents of both Lillian and Hugh. Sadly, I haven't yet discovered Lillian's mother, who may have been a Macauley from Glenarm. From her marriage records, I know that Lillian's father was called Robert Gracey (more on this mystery figure in a coming post). Hugh's father was listed as Henry, and a Henry Macauley does appear in Griffith's valuation for the Harphall section of Carnlough, but I've found no clues about who Hugh's mother may have been.
So at this point, I can only come up with a hypothesis that Eoin MacNeill and my husband's great grandfather Maurice John Macauley may have been 2nd or 3nd cousins. When the current pandemic dies down and the world returns to something like normal, I think a research trip to Belfast is in order!
Independent.ie, Eoin MacNeill: UCD's scholar revolutionary, 2015
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Irish American, Eoin MacNeill: The Man Who Cried Halt!, 2016
RTÉ.ie, Ireland Century 1913-2013, What was the Easter Rising?, 2013
University College Dublin archives, Tierney/MacNeill Photographs, date created 1880/1889
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A rare presentation of caviar appendix in an Amyand's hernia
R. Reynu*, M. A. Zairul, N. R. Kosai, K. B. Levin, S. Das
Human & Clinical Anatomy
Amyand's hernia is a rare condition where the appendix is found within the sac of an inguinal hernia. The occurrence of an appendicular neoplasm within such hernia is even rarer. We highlight the case of a 70-year-old male who presented with an appendicular neoplasm masquerading as a strangulated inguinal hernia. The rarity and heterogenic clinico-pathological presentation of an appendiceal neoplasm renders it potentially lethal in the hands of an unassuming hernia surgeon.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Denies Fault in Brother's 2011 Death
By The Cornell Daily Sun | March 28, 2012
Sigma Alpha Epsilon argues that the death of George Desdunes '13 was the result of his own "culpable conduct," according to a defense brief filed by the national fraternity earlier this month. Denying all charges in the $25 million wrongful death lawsuit brought by the mother of Desdunes, the SAE brother who died after a pledging event last February, the fraternity claims that it does not have a pledge process and that it does not require anything of pledges.SAE also demands that any damages awarded to the plaintiff — Desdunes' mother, Marie Lourdes Andres — should be paid by the 20 former SAE brothers and pledges also named as defendants in the complaint. In a separate, criminal lawsuit, three SAE pledges were indicted on charges of first-degree hazing and first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child.The fraternity denies liability for actions taken by individual brothers or pledges at specific chapters. It argues in response to the suit that SAE did not directly exhibit "negligence, carelessness, and/or culpable conduct" and that Desdunes' death was not the result of any direct action or negligence by the organization.In its response to the suit, SAE also argues that Desdunes was partly or wholly responsible for his own death.
SAE claims that Desdunes both "assumed the risk" and "consented to the risk" of the actions that led to his alcohol poisoning, from which he died on Feb. 25, 2011, at Cayuga Medical Center shortly after he was found unresponsive on a couch in the fraternity house. Shortly thereafter, Cornell revoked its recognition of the SAE fraternity.According to allegations made by Desundes' mother in the wrongful death lawsuit, several SAE pledges kidnapped Desdunes, tied a noose around his neck and kept him bound and blindfolded while pledges quizzed him on fraternity history. Each time Desdunes answered incorrectly, the pledges forced him to perform exercises or drink alcoholic substances, the suit alleges.The national SAE organization has faced scrutiny since hazing incidents have been reported at its chapters on several campuses in addition to Cornell.In March 2011, the SAE chapter at the University of Michigan was expelled from campus after allegations surfaced that brothers physically abused pledges, according to The Huffington Post. One month later, Bucknell's SAE chapter was suspended for four years for hazing incidents involving illegal alcohol and drug use, The Bucknellian reported.This month, 27 SAE brothers at Dartmouth College were charged with hazing by the university for allegedly forcing pledges to engage in dehumanizing behavior including swimming in and swallowing vomit, The Dartmouth reported.SAE's response follows briefs filed by the defense attorneys of three pledges — Max Haskin '14, Ben Mann '14 and Edward Williams '14 — who have been charged in criminal court.According to the defense lawyers, Desdunes voluntarily consumed a large amount of alcohol before consenting to take part in the "mock kidnapping" that preceded his death last year.While Andre, Desdunes' mother, alleges in her suit that pledges "compelled [Desdunes] to consume alcohol until he lost consciousness," the defense argues that the consumption of alcohol during the incidents leading up to his death was "wholly voluntary."Andre's suit says that after a hazing event in which he was tied up and given alcohol by pledge members, Desdunes became so intoxicated that he "required immediate medical treatment. Instead, he was taken by the pledges, still bound at the wrists and ankles, and dumped on a couch in the SAE house where he was unattended and left to die."But according to the defendants' lawyers, Desdunes voluntarily drank "at least 10 to 12 ounces and perhaps as much as 15 to 20 ounces of alcohol (rum and whiskey)" — one shot is approximately equivalent to 1.5 ounces — at the SAE fraternity earlier in the night before the pledge event. One former SAE brother reportedly saw Desdunes "with a virtually empty bottle of Captain Morgan rum" and another later observed Desdunes in an "intoxicated condition," the defendants' paper states.
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Each High Country nonprofit that received funding from the WFBR last grant cycle was represented at the luncheon, and their leaders told heartwarming stories from clients who have triumphed over adversity thanks to support from the fund.
Guests heard from the women who act as boots on the ground for many local service programs, and each positive message served as an example of what can be achieved through kindness, caring and generosity.
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Sabo, the WFBR Grants Committee and each nonprofit representative expressed heartfelt gratitude to the ladies in the room whose contributions are transforming the future for local women and girls.
Two successful local women's funds, each in operation for a decade or more, merged two years ago to form the WFBR, which has since raised and distributed more than $237,000 to local programs for women and girls. Combined with the experience of its two predecessors over the past 10 years, the WFBR has given more than $1 million to nonprofit programs in the High Country.
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People in the ASPIRE program enjoy volunteering at businesses and organizations around the area. Learning the importance of daily routines, time management, organization, teamwork, communication skills and community independence are key components to this pre-vocational program. People's preferences and interests are considered in the development of their volunteer service.


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The highly awaited international sporting event of Asian Games is expected to achieve great success through support from various parties, including a number of state-owned enterprises, telecommunications companies, national, and international companies.
Jointly hosted by the state capital of Jakarta and South Sumatra provincial capital of Palembang, the 18th Asian Games, which will be held from August 18 to September 2, 2018, will be participated in by about 15 thousand athletes from 45 Asian countries who will compete in 42 sport events.
PT Indofood, a major Indonesian company involved in the food industry, has reinforced its support to the Indonesia Asian Games Organizing Committee (INASGOC) for the success of the four annual sporting events in Asia.
Indofood`s determination and passion in supporting the success of the great international sporting event will be implemented through instant noodle and dairy products with Asian Games special packaging.
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Kit Carson (1809-1868)
Christopher Houston "Kit" Carson was a frontiersman, soldier, and one of the most dependable guides in the early West. He was admired for his self-restraint, temperate lifestyle, and unassuming manner. "Clean as a hound's tooth," according to one acquaintance, and a man whose "word was a sure as the sun comin' up." A legendary hero of the American frontier, he lived a life very much like that of his predecessor, Daniel Boone. As a matter of fact, the Boone and Carson families were good friends.
Carson was born in Kentucky on Christmas Eve, 1809, the eleventh child in the family. His parents were the type to follow the frontier westward, and they moved to Missouri when Kit was one year old. The Carson family settled on a tract of land owned by the sons of Daniel Boone, who had purchased the land from the Spanish prior to the Louisiana Purchase. This is where Kit grew up and learned the ways of the wilderness.
Carson never went to school, and it wasn't until later in life when he learned to read and write while serving as an army officer. However, Kit was already an expert rifleman at age 8. He had to do his share of the farming and hunting to help provide food for the family, especially after his father died. At age14, Kit was apprenticed to a saddle- and harness-maker in the settlement of Franklin, Missouri, at the eastern end of the Santa Fe Trail. But feeling too confined in town, he ran away at age 16 and joined a wagon train heading to New Mexico.
Once out West, Kit remained there for the rest of his life. At first he stayed with Matthew Kinkead, a retired trapper and explorer, in Taos, New Mexico. Taos was the capital of the fur trade in the Southwest. Kinkead had been a friend of Carson's father in Missouri, and he taught Carson the skills he would need to be a trapper. Carson also began learning the necessary languages. Carson obviously had a gift for language because he eventually became fluent in Spanish, Navajo, Apache, Cheyenne, Arapaho, Paiute, Shoshone, and Ute, as well as the universal sign language used by the western tribes, and he even learned French from some French-Canadian trappers he met during this period.
Over the next couple of years, Carson worked in and around Taos as a cook, errand boy, harness repairer, and wagon driver. Soon Carson was hired by a wealthy trader, who upon learning how well Carson understood the Spanish language, engaged him to be his interpreter. His duties took Carson to El Paso, Texas, and Chihuahua, Mexico. The position of an interpreter was a dignified one, but it was not exciting enough for Carson. The employment most suitable for Carson's nature, he realized, was that of hunter and trapper, which resulted in his returning to Taos.
In the Spring of 1829, Carson found the opportunity he had been seeking – his first official expedition as a trapper. He signed on with a trapping party of forty men led by Ewing Young. The men journeyed deep into unexplored Apache country along the Gila River, where the beavers were abundant but the group was attacked by Apache Indians. It was during this encounter that Carson shot and killed one of the natives, the first time circumstances required him to act in a way that resulted in another's death. Carson was profoundly shaken by this experience. They continued across Arizona, went up the Colorado River, crossed the Mojave Desert and the Sierra Nevada, and headed north into California's great Central Valley. Theirs was the first American trapping expedition to reach the Pacific Coast from New Mexico, despite a law which forbade the issuance of any license to American citizens to trap within Mexican territory.
For the next ten years, Carson continued trapping beaver in the Rocky Mountain region. He trapped throughout what are now the states of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. There was no trail Carson had not traveled, and no wilderness challenge he couldn't beat. As was the case with many white trappers, Carson became somewhat integrated into the Indian world. In 1835 he married an Arapaho woman, "Waa-Nibe," known in English as "Singing Grass," who died of a fever after bearing him a child. When his daughter, Adaline, who he lovingly called "Prairie Flower," reached 8 years of age, he took her to Missouri where she could be raised by his relatives and receive an education.
On his way out of Missouri, Carson happened to meet Lt. John C. Frémont on a river steamboat in St. Louis. Frémont was in the midst of organizing an expedition to map and survey Western trails through the Rockies, and he was looking for a guide. Carson offered his services, explaining that he had much knowledge of the area and could speak to the Indian tribes in their own languages. In the summer of 1842, they set out with 25 other men on an overland route to the Pacific. Five months later they arrived in Oregon. The expedition was a success and Frémont praised Carson's scouting abilities. Frémont's published report was used as a travel guide by pioneers heading West on the Oregon Trail.
The heyday of trapping was now over for two reasons: the new fashion of silk hats had replaced the demand for beaver fur; and the trapping industry had devastated the beaver population. Carson returned to Taos where he met and fell in love with Josefa Jaramillo, the daughter of a prominent family. After receiving religious instruction from a local Padre, Carson was baptized into the Catholic Church. At age 33, Carson married the teenage Josefa on February 6, 1843.
Josefa's family had opposed the marriage because of the age difference and the fact that Carson was an Anglo foreigner. However, the couple spent the rest of their lives together and had seven children of their own, plus they adopted an Indian boy who was going to be killed by his tribe for crying too much. Kit's wedding present to his wife was a little adobe home in Taos which is now the Kit Carson House and Museum.
Lt. Frémont hired Carson to be his guide on two more map-making expeditions, in 1843 and 1845. During the 1845 expedition, they were in California when a war started with Mexico. Carson was made a lieutenant on the spot, thus initiating his military career. He served with General Stephen Kearney, surviving defeat at San Pasqual. Kit Carson's daring escape made him famous after he along with Edward Beale and an Indian friend slipped through enemy lines to get help for the American troops which were surrounded. They ran and walked for 25 miles without canteens or shoes, an amazing feat that made national news.
After the Mexican-American War, Carson settled down to a life of ranching and farming with his wife and children. Meanwhile, Carson's image as a fearless hero had been popularized, and in 1849, the first Carson action novel appeared. His legendary exploits became the subject of many best-selling western pulp fiction paperbacks in his lifetime. While it's true that Carson was an experienced adventurer and explorer, contemporary accounts glorified and exaggerated his achievements even more. Being a modest man, Carson found this troublesome and would have preferred to do without the celebrity status.
In 1854, the U.S. government appointed Carson as the federal Indian agent for New Mexico. Carson knew more about Indians than any other white man in the United States, so he did well in that job. He lived with them, spoke their language, understood their customs and habits. He was the first notable American of European decent to truly embrace the idea of a multicultural community; he wanted the Indians, Mexicans, and Americans to all live together peaceably. The Indians who knew him respected him as an honest man and someone they could trust. He was kind to the Indians, and they called him "Father Kit."
Nevertheless, there continued to be constant strife between the white settlers and the Indians. As more people moved west, they took over land on which the Indians formerly lived. The Indians raided and killed the settlers in retaliation and to steal provisions. For seven years, Carson struggled to mediate the mounting conflict between whites and native peoples, and to find some means of peaceful accommodation. He helped to make treaties to prevent wars between the Indians and the United States. Despite his skills in diplomacy, Carson seemed to be most at peace when he was out in the wild far away from the confines of civilization.
When the American Civil War began in April 1861, Carson resigned his post as federal Indian agent and joined the New Mexico volunteer infantry for which he was commissioned Lieutenant-Colonel and then Colonel. Carson and his men took part in the Battle of Valverde on February 21, 1862, after which he was promoted to Brigadier-General for his gallantry and service. However, the New Mexico Volunteers were mostly occupied by Indian troubles because the tribes took advantage of the military slack caused by the War Between the States, to raid and make war on the New Mexicans. Carson and his soldiers ended up fighting the Apaches, Navajos, Utes, Kiowas and Comanches.
Brigadier General James H. Carleton who was the commander in New Mexico demanded that Carson alleviate the Indian situation. Carleton's first orders to Carson were to kill every man in the Mescalero Apache tribe. Carson was appalled by this brutal attitude, and openly voicing his opposition to any exploitation of or violence against the Indians, he refused to do it. However, he did get more than a hundred Mescalero warriors seeking refuge to voluntarily surrender.
When Carson learned that Carleton was planning on having him pursue the Navajo next, he submitted a letter of resignation dated February 3, 1863. Carleton would not accept it, however, and Carson was forced against his will to follow orders. Nevertheless, there were no pitched battles and only a few skirmishes in the Navajo campaign. After much soul searching, Carson instituted a scorched earth policy to burn their crops and homes, which coerced the Navajo to surrender. He knew that relocating to a reservation would be the only way for them to survive. Carson gave them food and guaranteed protection if they moved to Bosque Redondo.
Though Carson is often associated with the Navajos' 300-mile march to the reservation called "The Long Walk," he did not accompany them on the trip. The Navajo may have thought that he had abandoned them, but since Carson was not there, the Navajo deaths along the way were the direct responsibility of the U.S. Army and General Carleton. Ironically, while Carson spent his whole life advocating for native peoples and would continue to do so until his death, his name would be forever linked to one of the most tragic episodes in American history - the "Long Walk" of the Navajo people.
At the end of the Civil War, Carson was brevetted a General and put in charge of Fort Garland, Colorado. He died of an abdominal aortic aneurysm at Fort Lynn, Colorado, on May 23, 1868, just a month after his wife died upon giving birth to their last child. Carson's last words were: "Adios Compadres" ("Goodbye friends"). The Kit Carson Chapel, located in Fort Lyon and open to the public, was constructed from the stones of the surgeons' quarters where he died. Shortly thereafter, on June 18, 1868, the Navajo people were allowed to return to their homeland.
Kit Carson lived at a remarkable time in American history, and he holds a unique place in the story of our country. Carson was torn between two worlds: the vast wilderness frontier, and the Westward expansion of the American territory. As such, he was a living symbol of that transition from the taming of the Wild West to the building of a civilized nation.
Did You Know...? In Nevada, Carson City and the Carson River Valley where the city was founded in 1858 were both named after Kit Carson. A year later, Carson City became famous when a rich lode of silver was discovered there. The city would eventually become the state capital of Nevada. On the eastern plains of Colorado, the town of Kit Carson was established along one of the old emigrant trails that was later followed by construction of a railroad line. It was a thriving farming and ranching area until the disasters of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl took out most of the population. Many other places were also named after Carson, and a U.S. Marine unit during the Vietnam War was named the Kit Carson Scouts.
Free Download! The Life of Kit Carson - Download this 132-page reprint of an 1899 book, with added illustrations. Use caution if reading aloud to younger children; I would rate this story PG for scenes of drinking and Indian violence such as scalping. P.S. It is definitely NOT politically correct either!
David Fridtjof Halaas, "Kit Carson, Likely Hero," Colorado History NOW, May 1999, Colorado Historical Society.
http://www.kitcarsonhome.com
www.coloradohistory.org/kids/kit%20carson1.pdf
http://www.sangres.com/history/kitcarson.htm
http://www.newmexico.org/western/learn/kit_carson.php
mojavedesert.net/people/carson.html
www.legendsofamerica.com/HC-KitCarsonFriend.html
http://www.kids-n-cowboys.com/kit-carson.html


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Dieser Artikel listet Erfolge und Mannschaft des Radsportteams Suren Cycling Team in der Saison 2011 auf.

Erfolge in der Asia Tour

Mannschaft

Platzierungen in UCI-Ranglisten
UCI Asia Tour 2011

UCI Europe Tour 2011

Radsportteam 2011


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Wasatch Mental Health
WMH
About WMH
Paying for Services
Request for Health Records
Center Brochure
Medicaid Handbook
More on WMH
Wasatch Wellness Run
Contracted Providers
WMH Family Clinics (Outpatient Services)
American Fork Family Clinic
Payson Family Clinic
Provo Family Clinic
Wasatch County Family Clinic
Westpark Family Clinic in Provo
Mountain Peaks Counseling (Insurance other than Medicaid)
Specialized Services for Adults
Jail Transition Program
Nursing Home and Assisted Living Outreach Services
Supported Housing Services
Wasatch House (ICCD Certified Clubhouse program)
WATCH Program (Homeless Program)
Specialized Services for Children, Youth, and Families
GIANT Steps Autism Preschool
School Based Services
XCEL (Adolescent Day Treatment)
Crisis Services at the ROC
PREP Team
Psychological Assessment Services
Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) for Law Enforcement
Grandfamilies of Utah County
Mental Health Info/ Helpful Links to Learn More
Suicide Awareness and Prevention Resources
Community Resources and Information
Mobile Apps for Mental Health
Internships BS / MS
Health Service Psychology Internship
Service Projects and Eagle Scout Projects
Transitional Employment (Companies)
Medical Services are an important part of treating mental illness. Stabilizing symptoms through medication management can help individuals experience a better qualify of life and increased independence and aid in their journey towards recovery.
WMH clients are provided medication management services by staff psychiatrists, APRN's, and nurses assigned to the various clinics throught the organization. Nurses are available to assist with monitoring vital signs, coordinate care with other providers, assisting with medication refills, dispensing medications, and provide essential information regarding medical mental health needs.
Wellness Coordinators assist with making sure that physical health care needs are being met in addition to mental health care needs. Wellness Coordinators assess needs and coordinate care with community providers as well as with the recently opened Mountainlands Health Clinic located in our Westpark building.
Our motto is "Embracing Wellness" and we strive to help clients meet both their physical and mental health care needs with an integrated team approach.
Meet our Medical Staff
Tim McGaughy, MD
Dr. McGaughy earned his Bachelor of Science degree from the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, VA. He then went on to graduate school in Chemistry and earned a Ph.D. from Tufts University in the Boston area. Following that, Tim did post-doctoral research in chemistry for a few years at the University of Oklahoma. During those years there was also experience teaching chemistry and math at both the high school and college levels.
Interest then shifted to medicine first at a Naturopathic Medical College in California, then back to the University of Oklahoma for a degree in medicine. That was followed by a residency in psychiatry in Norman, Oklahoma. Work experience has included over 25 years of psychiatric work in mental health centers, psychiatric hospitals and Gould Farm, a residential psychiatric center in Massachusetts. Tim enjoys working with a wide range of adult psychiatric issues with an emphasis on chronic mental illness. He helps encourage others to make positive changes in their lives from a more holistic perspective including nutritional and life style changes as well as psychiatric. Tim is married with two children. He enjoys taking advantage of the local mountains with hiking and winter sports. Tim is Board Certified in Psychiatry from the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology with recertification February, 2011 until December 31, 2021.
Jaime L. Houskeeper, Psy.D. has been working at Wasatch Mental Health since 2010 and is currently working as the Program Manager for Psychological Assessment Services, Medical Services, Jail Services, Clerical Support Services, and Outside Providers. Dr. Houskeeper specializes in psychological assessments of adults and children, including diagnostic clarification, parental fitness evaluations, adolescent psychosexual evaluations, and neuropsychological evaluations. Therapy interests include working with LGBT individuals.
Dr. Houskeeper enjoys trail running, backpacking, cooking, and reading.
Tom Parkinson, RN worked his way through school while employed as a psych tech on the Behavioral Medicine Unit at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. Tom earned his LPN in 1992 and completed his RN Degree in 1994, both from Utah Valley University. Tom has been employed at WMH since 1996, in both the Day Treatment and Outpatient arenas and has been a Nursing Supervisor since 2001. Tom works primarily with the adult population.
Tom enjoys dabbling in basic woodworking. He enjoys the music of The Beatles. He enjoys Star Trek, but not enough to go to the conventions.
Vonna Brown, RN
Stacey Hinckley, RN
Travis Hunter, APRN has been working in Meds Services at WMH since 2009. He graduated with his undergraduate degree from Utah Valley University, with a Master's Degree from the University of Utah, and then became an APRN. Travis began his nursing career at the Utah State Hospital as an LPN. He received his RN degree and began working at the Utah State Prison while completing his Master's Degree, became an APRN in 2009, and has been at WMH ever since. He prefers working with adults, and particularly enjoys the jail/prison population.
Travis' family is his heart and soul. He enjoys fishing and golfing when the opportunity arises. He enjoys nature in general and can become mesmerized with just the right sunset or sunrise. He loves art—made by either humans or God. Nature is the best palette of all.
Marcia Lidtke, APRN. Marcia moved to UT in December 2016 and started at WHM after getting settled. She has been an APRN since 2002, receiving her MSN/ Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) from San Jose State University (SJSU) in CA. She began her nursing career in 1975 at Mounds-Midway School of Nursing in St. Paul MN and has worked in various areas of nursing, including Psych Clinical Instructor and FNP Clinical lnstructor at SJSU and APRN at Long-term Care Facilities. Her most recent job was as an APRN in the jail setting in CA. She finds great satisfaction in joining with adults in their journey to emotional wholeness.
As a new resident to Utah, she plans on spending time with her family exploring the beauty this state offers with her camera in hand.
Julie Loveridge, RN. Julie graduated from Rio Hondo College in 1980 with her Associate's Degree in Nursing and worked as an LPN at Mission Lodge Sanitarium in San Gabriel, California. Ten years later she went back to the same College to attain her Registered Nursing License. She moved to Utah in 1990 and worked a year at UVRMC and then found employment with the Utah State Hospital working with youth. Julie began working at WMH in 1993. She has loved working with various departments, including the homeless program and the Heber office.
Julie has several loves that she pursues during her free time, including: hiking, jeeping, repelling, biking, running, and an interest in gardening herbs for nutrition. Julie is happy to be alive and enjoys being with her children and grandchildren. This world is an incredible playground.
Marsha Medford, APRN
Leslie Miles, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC has been working in Med Services at WMH since 2005. She graduated from Brigham Young University with her undergraduate degree and worked for many 30+ years in psychiatry with a variety of adult populations. Leslie received her Master's degree from University of Utah and has been working as an APRN at WMH. Leslie worked for many years as a nurse administer on the Forensic Unit at Utah State Hospital. Since 2009, she has been a teaching professor in the College of Nursing at Brigham Young University. When moving to BYU, Leslie insisted that she keep working part-time with the people that she loves at WMH and Clubhouse.
In 2012, Leslie completed her Doctorate in Nursing Practice from Rush University in Chicago, Illinois.
Between teaching nursing students how to care for those who suffer with mental illness, Leslie continues to be involved in several research projects in an effort to improve health in our communities. Additionally, she has a passion for global health and travels every May with nursing students to study different health care systems and global issues.
Leslie is married with three boys. She loves cooking, spending time with family, traveling, and trying new adventures.
Lisa Olsen, APRN. Lisa enjoys her work as a psychiatric nurse practitioner. . She earned her undergraduate degree in nursing from Westminster College in Salt Lake City and her MSN at the University of Utah. She had always wanted to be a nurse midwife until she had her psychiatric rotation in nursing school. She was drawn to this specialty and especially liked how she could help people to help themselves. After graduating from nursing school she worked as a charge nurse and then a nurse manager before starting to work at a community mental health center. She enjoys working with the serious and persistent mentally ill population. She obtained her Master's of Science degree in Nursing in 2006.
Lisa has worked in a private practice in Orem for 11 years and with Wasatch Mental Health for nine years. She values the diversity of the people she works with. She enjoys hiking, traveling, and swimming.
Clint Peterson, APRN. Clint is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse and has been practicing for 3 years. Prior to this, he has had a long career in nursing starting out as a CNA and working through school as an LPN in multiple arenas, including Med/Surg and Cardiac Care. He has worked at Utah State Hospital as a psych nurse, as well as inpatient at Mountain View Hospital. Clint says "As an APRN, I have found working at Wasatch Mental Health to be both challenging and rewarding. The services available here are unmatched in the community mental health arena. "
Clint loves to fish and spend time in the great outdoors. He has conquered many personal fears, including public speaking and skydiving!
Mindy Spencer, RN. Mindy joined Wasatch in November 2017. She graduated with her RN from Salt Lake Community College in 2014 and worked for 3 ½ years at the Utah State Hospital. Mindy started her Nursing career as a CNA at 16 and went on to receive her LPN in 2004 from UVU (then UVSC). She believes that Mental Health Nursing is the best areas of Nursing because as clients seek treatment and learn new skills, their lives can completely change for the better. "Mental Health impacts every area of a person's life, so improving one's mental health improves every area of a person's life. It's a wonderful thing to be a part of."
Mindy loves the outdoors, crafting, and spending time with her family.
Gary Webb, APRN. Gary started working at Wasatch Mental Health in June, 2017, after moving from Connecticut. Gary graduated with a Master's Degree in Nursing, with a specialty in psychiatric-mental health nursing from Yale University in Connecticut. He attended nursing school at Dixie State University, in St. George. He has previously worked as a psychiatric nurse at a residential facility for youth with mental health needs and at the Utah State Hospital.
Gary is happy to be back in Utah where he can enjoy the local mountains and beautiful landscapes. He enjoys various sports, cooking, hiking, fishing, and camping in the mountains.
Tom Yee, DNP
In Utah County:
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Home News Somalia Lodges a Lawsuit to IGAD over Kenya's meddling
Somalia's Federal Gov't has lodged a lawsuit against the Kenyan government to the Chair of the Intergovernmental authority on development (IGAD), Abdalla Hamdok over the alleged interference of its affairs.
The ministry of foreign affairs of Somalia said that the council will hold an emergency meeting in Djibouti to discuss the issue.
The protest comes as SL President is on an official working visit to Nairobi, Kenyan capital after having received a formal invitation from Kenyan counterpart, Uhuru Kenyatta.
The two leaders met on Monday and discussed ways to further forge the bilateral ties between the two sides.
Relations between Somalia and Kenya is frosty at this time around and things got worse after Somalia has expelled Kenya's ambassador to Mogadishu and eventually recalled its ambassador to Nairobi as a protest.
Somalia has long been accusing Kenya of meddling its internal affairs.
Previous articleSomaliland President Meets with Uhuru Kenyatta
Next articleSomaliland: President meets former Kenya's PM Raila Odinga


The classic Aeron chair didn't end up in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection just because it looks cool. Although it does. Its looks are only the beginning. Classic Aeron accommodates both the sitter and the environment. It adapts naturally to virtually every body. Even if it's black, it's green.


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package com.baidu.unbiz.olap.demo.zzz.palo.service;

import javax.annotation.Resource;

import com.baidu.unbiz.olap.config.OlapInstanceConfig;
import com.baidu.unbiz.olap.service.AbstractOlapService;

/**
 * 包装一层,用于处理前后端字段映射等
 *
 * @author wangchongjie
 * @fileName XxxAbstractOlapService.java
 * @dateTime 2014-8-22 上午11:36:09
 */
public abstract class ZzzAbstractOlapService extends AbstractOlapService {

    @Resource(name = "zzzOlapInstanceConfig")
    protected OlapInstanceConfig olapConfig;

    protected OlapInstanceConfig config() {
        return olapConfig;
    }

    @Override
    protected <T> Integer convertOlapTimeUnit(T frontTimeUnit) {
        // return ReportConstants.getOlapTimeUnit((Integer)frontTimeUnit);
        return (Integer) frontTimeUnit;
    }

    @Override
    protected String convertOrderByColumn(String frontColumn) {
        // return ReportConstants.getOlapBackOrderBy(frontColumn);
        return frontColumn;
    }

}

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Jacksonville.com
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WHO WERE BOOKED IN THE LAST
14 DAYS IN
CLAY, NASSAU, PUTNAM AND ST. JOHNS COUNTIES
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NICOLE SMITHEY
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CYNTHIA METZLER
STEPHANIE ROBINSON
CARRY LOWER
1 dead after Thursday-night double shooting at Jacksonville apartment complex
Friday shooting leaves 1 dead on Jacksonville's Westside
Grand jury indicts missing pregnant teen's uncle on murder charges in Jacksonville
9 snared in Operation Do You Know Your Neighbor
Former Duval school bookkeeper charged with theft, fraud
Child drowns in Jacksonville home's pool
Barrage of gunfire wounds 2 women as they arrive to Jacksonville home
Third suspect in Jacksonville murder-for-hire is accused hitman
Jacksonville teacher faces DUI charges after Mandarin Road crash
Jacksonville gunshot victim arrested on rape and theft warrants
Police shootings database
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Help with making sure bottom feed pellet stove is burning correctly.
I finally cleaned out and fired up the pellet stove that came with my house. Its an older looking bottom feed made by Warnock Hershey, Model: Welenco Plus.
The first time I tried running it I just vacuumed out the old pellets and anything in the firebox. Refed the pellets back up but the flames didn't burn too strong. It went out, and the augur was jamming. I vacuumed it out again chipped off some stuff that was caked on and unclogged some air holes. I think the caked on stuff was causing too much resistance for the auger. This time the flames burned better but they weren't the strong blown looking flames I see on most videos. Just kind of looked like a pile of pellets burning.
I assume that the auger is supposed to push the pellets out and create and create a slowly erupting pile of pellets that burns away, leaving ash that falls to the side and needs to be emptied out every once and awhile. Correct?
Warnock Hershey makes nothing,they are a testing agency.I would find a manual,thoroughly clean the stove and the flue.To be honest,I have never heard of a Welenco Plus.
Found this https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/help-1991-welenco-plus-pellet-stove.25210/ And there are some more threads,use the search box above.
Yeah I had seen that and chipping out the carbon is what i had to do. Here is the label on the back of the stove.
OK you posted the WH certification sticker.Post a copy of the manual.But,anyway,that is an old positive pressure stove,the flue system has to be right for them to work,and,even then,they do not always work properly.If you do not have a really good understanding of pellet stoves,flues,draft,I recommend you educate yourself,or replace it.Positive pressure/draft stoves went away many years ago,for simple reasons.
I dont have a manual ill do some googling though. The draft is very good, probably about 30ft of masonry interior chimney. We havent had any smoke issues in about 12 hours of burning it. It does look like it needs to be cleaned out already.
Why risk burning down your house or CO2 poisoning? Have the stove checked out and professionally cleaned BEFORE lighting it again.


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Salah Khebri, né le  à Ouled Moussa, est un homme politique algérien.

Il est le ministre de l'Énergie de l'Algérie du  au .

Biographie

Salah Khebri a passé 36 ans au sein de l'industrie pétrolière et gazière, dans les domaines de la formation supérieure, du management des études de grands projets pétroliers et gaziers au sein de la Sonatrach. Il a également assuré la présidence et la direction générale de l'Institut algérien du pétrole (IAP) et le Conseil à la direction générale de Sonatrach.

Il a occupé successivement les postes de :
 Conseiller Économie & Management auprès du président-directeur général de Sonatrach du  au ,
 Président-Directeur-Général de la société par actions à capitaux mixtes Algerian Petroleum Institute ; IAP Spa, pour cinq ans (du  au ),
 Directeur général du groupement « Institut algérien du pétrole, Coporate University » (IAP-CU) pendant trois années (du  au ),
 Directeur des études économiques à la direction générale de Sonatrach pendant six années (du  au ),
 Chef de l'Unité recherche opérationnelle au sein de la Direction Etudes, Planification & Prospective de Sonatrach pendant trois années ( au ).

Avant de rejoindre Sonatrach, il a travaillé pendant 16 années en qualité d'enseignant-chercheur à l'institut nationale des Hydrocarbures et de la Chimie, INH Boumerdès et à l'Institut Français du Pétrole, IFP School, à Rueil-Malmaison (France) et à l'Université de Bourgogne (France). Il y a notamment enseigné la Recherche opérationnelle appliqué, l'économétrie et l'économie pétrolière.

Notes et références

Ministre algérien de l'Énergie


When you create storage policy protection groups, you must first create storage policies and ensure that your environment meets certain prerequisites.
If your environment does not use Enhanced Linked Mode, create tag categories and tags and assign them to the datastores to protect on the protected site. Create tag categories and tags and assign them to the datastores to which to recover virtual machines on the recovery site. The tag and category names must be identical on both sites.
If your environment uses Enhanced Linked Mode, create tag categories and tags only on the protected site. The tags are replicated to other vCenter Server instances in Enhanced Linked Mode environments.
Create virtual machine storage polices in vCenter Server on both sites, that include the tags that you assigned to the datastores to protect. Create virtual machine policies on both sites even if your environment uses Enhanced Linked Mode. The storage policies can have different names on each site.
Associate virtual machines to protect with the appropriate storage policy on the protected site. You must associate all of a virtual machine's disks with the same storage policy.
Configure array-based replication of the datastores from the protected site to the recovery site by using the replication technology that your array vendor provides.
Configure inventory mappings in Site Recovery Manager. If you use storage policy protection groups and you do not configure mappings, planned migration or disaster recovery fail and Site Recovery Manager creates temporary placeholder mappings.
When Site Recovery Manager Server starts, Site Recovery Manager queries the storage policy-based management and tag manager services in vCenter Server to find virtual machines that are associated with a storage policy. These services and vCenter Server must be running when you start or restart Site Recovery Manager Server. If they are not running, Site Recovery Manager Server does not start.
For information about how to create storage policies, see Virtual Machine Storage Policies in the VMware vSphere ESXi and vCenter Server 6.0 Documentation .
For information about how to create inventory mappings, see Configure Inventory Mappings.
For information about temporary placeholder mappings, see Inventory Mappings for Storage Policy Protection Groups.
For information about known limitations of storage policy protection groups, see Limitations of Storage Policy Protection Groups.


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Turkey's aid agency works beyond its mission in accomplishing humanitarian aid
by Fatih Şemsettin Işık
Fuat Oktay, the president of Turkey's Prime Ministry Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) has remarked that AFAD is engaging in humanitarian aid by hosting Syrian refugees and that AFAD's accomplishments until now are beyond its mission.
During a talk organized by the Ankara-based think tank Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research (SETA), entitled "Crisis in Syria: An Endless War?" the human and financial cost of the five-year on-going conflict was discussed.
Stressing that the basic solution for the crisis is a political one and that they try to do the mission of relieving the grief of Syrian refugees in Turkey, Oktay said that AFAD serves at the level beyond its mission for Syrian refugees. He said: "Utilizing the concept of 'visitors' for the refugees is relevant for reflecting Turkish hospitality. We aim to establish a livable environment for those who come to accommodation centers taking into consideration that they have a right to live and we provide them educational, health and social services alongside sheltering and nutrition services. However, the real problem is the life conditions of Syrians who live outside refugee camps."
Oktay also called on Turkey to maintain its open-door policy and urged non-neighboring countries of Syria to show determination and take responsibility in protecting human rights in the region.
Moderated by Yavuz Güçtürk, a researcher on human rights at SETA, the participants at the talk were Oktay, interim minister of Local Administration, Relief and Refugees Hussein al-Bakri and İbrahim Kaya, a professor of law at Istanbul University.
Explaining that human rights have been systematically violated since the beginning of the crisis, Güçtürk said that the international community has failed in preventing these human rights violations and that those in Syria need to be addressed in the future. "The reason for the blatantly perpetrated crimes against humanity in Syria today is that they have not been given account of those crimes in the past," he said.
Claiming that Syrian President Bashar Assad destroying of his chemical weapons created a de facto perception in the international community of, "If you commit a crime, you shall give the weapon up, then be innocent," Bakri said that Syrians who fled to neighboring countries fight with hunger and cold. "159 Syrians who live under the blockade of the regime died from starvation and dozens of children joined these casualties because of the cold. Why did the death of thousands of people not have a repercussion, but only a simple condemnation?" he said.
Pointing out that leaving people hungry is used by the regime as a war tactic, Kaya underlined that it is necessary to find a solution within the objectives of international law. Kaya also slammed what he called the international community's hypocritical attitude of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) while disregarding the Syrian regime for human rights violations. "Perpetuators of human rights violations must be judged in front of the International Criminal Court," he said.
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# iVXjs Templates Tutorial

{% include toc %}

## Overview

As a developer, you may want to utilize templates for adding HTML to elements such as
state headers/footers and labels. To do this, you can add data that is a path to the
_.html_ file where you template is.

## Demo

[Templates Demo](https://github.com/influencetech/ivx-js/tree/master/demos/templates)

## HTML State Templates

### Overview

As a developer, you will probably be using templates mostly in HTML states. These states
can have a very long and cumbersome HTML strings since this state acts more or less like
a static web page. This will show you how to add templatesUrls into HTML states.

### Sample Data

For this section of the tutorial, we will be using [html-state-sample.json](https://influencetech.github.io/ivx-js/developer/sample-JSON/html-state-sample.json) file.

### From JSON: HTML State's HTML

Let's first review how the HTML state renders HTML without a template:

* HTML State's Data From JSON file:

```
{
    "id": "html-state-sample",
    "name": "HTML State Sample",
    "url": "/html-state-sample",
    "type": "html",
    "html" : "<h1>Sample HTML State</h1><h2>Will time out in 5 seconds</h2>",
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "onTimeout" : [],
    "timeoutInMs": 5000,
    "next": [{
        "stateId" : "html-state-sample-2"
    }]
}
```

* Add change the HTML to `"<h1 class=\"test-class\">HTML State</h1><h2>This came from the JSON</h2>"` to the `html`:

```
{
	...
	html : "<h1 class=\"test-class\">HTML State</h1><h2>This came from the JSON</h2>"
	...
}
```

* After adding the HTML it should look like this:

![HTML State HTML From JSON](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/HTML-State-From-JSON.png)

### From Template: HTML State's HTML

Even though adding HTML from the JSON does work, it could bloat the JSON spec if we had to add any other
elements to the HTML and on top of that. It could cause JSON lint errors if we aren't careful about escaping
characters when writing it.

So, let's move the value of `html` in the spec to its own template.

* Move the value of `html` to a file called _html-state.html_ :

_html-state.html_

```
<h1 class="test-class">HTML State</h1>
<h2>This came from the JSON.</h2>
```

* Change the `<h2>` element to read "This came from a template.":

_html-state.html_

```
<h1 class="test-class">HTML State</h1>
<h2>This came from a template.</h2>
```

* Remove the `html` data from the HTML State Data:

```
{
	"id": "html-state-test",
	"name": "HTML State Test",
	"url": "/html-state-test",
	"type": "html",
	"onEnter": [],
	"onExit": [],
	"next": [

	]
}
```

* Add a new key `templateUrl` whose value is "html-state.html":

```
{
	"id": "html-state-test",
	"name": "HTML State Test",
	"url": "/html-state-test",
	"type": "html",
	"templateUrl" : "html-state.html",
	"onEnter": [],
	"onExit": [],
	"next": [

	]
}
```

* Refresh the page, and you should see a screen similar to this one:

![HTML From Template](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/HTML-From-Template.png)

## Header/Footer Templates

### Overview

Any state that has a header/footer data object can use templates for their HTML. This will help a developer
be able to add intricate headers and footers without bloating the JSON spec.

### Sample Data

For this tutorial we will be using the [video-state-sample.json](https://influencetech.github.io/ivx-js/developer/sample-JSON/video-state-sample.json) file.

### From JSON: Adding HTML to Headers/Footers

To add custom HTML to the Headers/Footers from JSON do the following:

* Here is the sample Video State Data:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [],
    "cuePoints": []
}
```

* Add the key `"html"` with value `"<h1 class=\"class-test\">I AM FROM THE JSON</h1>"`to either the header or footer object:

```
{
	...
	"header" : {
		"html" : "<h1 class=\"class-one\">I AM FROM THE JSON</h1>"
	},
	...
}
```

* The resulting data will look like this:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {
       	"html" : "<h1 class=\"class-one\">I AM FROM THE JSON</h1>",
        "classes": ""
    },
    "footer": {
        "html": ""
    },
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [],
    "cuePoints": []
}
```

* This will render something like this:
![Video State Header HTML From JSON](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/Video-State-Header-HTML-From-JSON.png)

### From Template: Adding HTML to Headers/Footers

To add custom HTML to the headers/footers from a template, we will modify the above data as follows:

* Here is the video state data from above:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {
        "html": "",
        "classes": ""
    },
    "footer": {
        "html": ""
    },
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [],
    "cuePoints": []
}
```

* Take the HTML from the header's `"html"` value and add it to a file called 'video-header.html' and replace the text to read "I AM FROM A TEMPLATE!":

_video-header.html_

```
<h1 class="test-class">I AM FROM A TEMPLATE!</h1>
```

* Replace the header's `"html"` with the key `"templateUrl"` whose value is `"video-header.html"`:

```
{
	...
	"header" : {
		"templateUrl" : "video-header.html"
	},
	...
}
```

* The resulting video state data will look like this:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {
        "templateUrl" : "video-header.html",
        "classes": ""
    },
    "footer": {
        "html": ""
    },
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [],
    "cuePoints": []
}
```

* Refresh the page, and it should look something like this:
![Video State Header HTML From Template](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/Video-State-Header-HTML-From-Template.png)

## Video Personalizations Templates

### Overview

As a developer, some video personalizations--segments of HTML to appear/disappear as a user watches a video-- will
require a template to be able to render and behave correctly.

### Sample Data

For this tutorial we will be using the [video-state-sample.json](https://influencetech.github.io/ivx-js/developer/sample-JSON/video-state-sample.json) file.

### Special note about personalizations:

Personalizations, which typically show and hide and a cuepoint, requires some CSS to allow this behavior. In this tutorial, the state will add the class "hide" and on the cuepoint will add the class "show". If you don't have any CSS to support these behaviors, this will not work. To support these, you can add this HTML:

```
<style>
	.show {
        -webkit-animation: showState 0.1s;
        -moz-animation: showState 0.1s;
        -o-animation: showState 0.1s;
        animation: showState 0.1s;
        opacity: 1;
    }

    .hide {
        -webkit-animation: hideState 0.1s;
        -moz-animation: hideState 0.1s;
        -o-animation: hideState 0.1s;
        animation: hideState 0.1s;
        opacity: 0;
    }

    @-webkit-keyframes hideState {
        0% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 0;
            display: none;
            visibility: hidden;
        }
    }

    @-moz-keyframes hideState {
        0% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 0;
            display: none;
            visibility: hidden;
        }
    }

    @-o-keyframes hideState {
        0% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 0;
            display: none;
            visibility: hidden;
        }
    }

    @keyframes hideState {
        0% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 0;
            display: none;
            visibility: hidden;
        }
        ;
    }

    @-webkit-keyframes showState {
        0% {
            opacity: 0;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
    }

    @-moz-keyframes showState {
        0% {
            opacity: 0;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
    }

    @-o-keyframes showState {
        0% {
            opacity: 0;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
    }

    @keyframes showState {
        0% {
            opacity: 0;
        }
        100% {
            opacity: 1;
        }
        ;
    }
</style>
```

### From JSON: Adding HTML To Personalizations

To add custom HTML to a personalization, do the following:

* Here is the base state data from the sample:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [],
    "cuePoints": []
}
```

* Add a personalization by adding an object to the personalizations array with keys `"id"` which is the id of
personalization and `"html"` which is the HTML for the personalization:

```
{
    ...
    "personalizations": [{
    	"id" : "personalization",
    	"html" : "<h1>I am from the JSON.</h1>"
    }],
    ...
}
```

* Add a cuePoint data object the event "animateElement" at 2 seconds which will show your personalization:

```
{
    ...
    "cuePoints": [{
    	"eventName" : "animateElement",
    	"timeAt" : 2,
    	"args" : {
    		"element" : "#personalization",
    		"animationClasses" : "show"
    	}
    }]
    ...
}
```

* The resulting state data will look like this:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [{
        "id": "personalization",
        "html": "<h1>I am from the JSON.</h1>"
    }],
    "cuePoints": [{
        "eventName": "animateElement",
        "timeAt": 2,
        "args": {
            "element": "#personalization",
            "animationClasses": "show"
        }
    }]
}
```

* Once you add this data, play the video and after 2 seconds, you should see something like this:
![Personalization From JSON](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/Personalization-From-JSON.png)

### From Template: Using Templates For Personalizations

Let's now use templates for personalizations.

* Here is the current state data from the above tutorial:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [{
        "id": "personalization",
        "html": "<h1>I am from the JSON.</h1>"
    }],
    "cuePoints": [{
        "eventName": "animateElement",
        "timeAt": 2,
        "args": {
            "element": "#personalization",
            "animationClasses": "show"
        }
    }]
}
```

* To begin, move the value of the "html" from the personalization with id "personalization" and add it
to a file called "video-personalization.html" and change the text to read "I am a personalization from a template.":

_video-personalization.html_

```
<h1>I am a personalization from a template.</h1>
```

* Replace the `"html"` in the personalization with the key `"templateUrl"` with value `"video-personalization.html"`:

```
{
	...
	"personalizations" : [{
		"id" : "personalization",
		"templateUrl" : "video-personalization.html"
	}]
	...
}
```

* The resulting state data will be:

```
{
    "id": "html5-video-state-test",
    "name": "HTML5 Video Test",
    "url": "/html5-video-test",
    "type": "video",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "next": [],
    "onVideoEnd": [],
    "playerSettings": {
        "controls": "standard",
        "sources": [{
            "src": "http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/VfE_html5.mp4",
            "type": "video/mp4"
        }]
    },
    "personalizations": [{
        "id": "personalization",
        "templateUrl" : "video-personalization.html"
    }],
    "cuePoints": [{
        "eventName": "animateElement",
        "timeAt": 2,
        "args": {
            "element": "#personalization",
            "animationClasses": "show"
        }
    }]
}
```

* Now play the video, and after 2 seconds, the player should look something like this:
![Personalization From Template](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/Personalization-From-Template.png)

## Label Templates

Anywhere in the JSON spec where there is either a `"label"` or `"labelHTML"`, you can add a template.

### Sample Data for Label Template Tutorial

For this tutorial we will be using the [input-state-sample.json](https://influencetech.github.io/ivx-js/developer/sample-JSON/input-state-sample.json) file.

### From JSON: Adding Label HTML

* Here is the original input state data from the sample file:

```
{
    "id": "input-state-test",
    "name": "Input State Test",
    "url": "/input-state-test",
    "type": "input",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "onSubmit": [],
    "form": {
        "classes": "",
        "submit": {}
    },
    "next": [],
    "inputs": [{
        "id": "text-input-test",
        "name": "textInputTest",
        "type": "text",
        "label": "I am a label",
        "settings": {
            "container": {},
            "input": {}
        },
        "attributes": {}
    }]
}
```

* Find the input object with `"id"` value of `"text-input-test"` in the inputs array:

```
{
	...
	 "inputs": [{
        "id": "text-input-test",
        "name": "textInputTest",
        "type": "text",
        "label": "I am a label",
        "settings": {
            "container": {},
            "input": {}
        },
        "attributes": {}
    }]
	...
}
```

```
...
{
    "id": "text-input-test",
    "name": "textInputTest",
    "type": "text",
    "label": "I am a label",
    "settings": {
        "container": {},
        "input": {}
    },
    "attributes": {}
}
...
```

* To add the custom html, replace `"label"` with `"labelHTML"` and its value to `"<h2>I am from the JSON</h2>"` in this input:

```
[
	...
	{
	    "id": "text-input-test",
	    "name": "textInputTest",
	    "type": "text",
	    "labelHTML": "<h2>I am from the JSON</h2>",
	    "settings": {
	        "container": {},
	        "input": {}
	    },
	    "attributes": {}
	}
	...
]
```

* The resulting input state data should look like this:

```
{
    "id": "input-state-test",
    "name": "Input State Test",
    "url": "/input-state-test",
    "type": "input",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "onSubmit": [],
    "form": {
        "classes": "",
        "submit": {}
    },
    "next": [],
    "inputs": [{
        "id": "text-input-test",
        "name": "textInputTest",
        "type": "text",
        "labelHTML": "<h2>I am from the JSON</h2>",
        "settings": {
            "container": {},
            "input": {}
        },
        "attributes": {}
    }]
}
```

* This should render like this:
![Label HTML From JSON](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/Label-HTML-From-JSON.png)

### From Template: Adding HTML to Labels from Templates

Let's now add html from a template html file for a label.

* Here is the resulting data from above:

```
{
    "id": "input-state-test",
    "name": "Input State Test",
    "url": "/input-state-test",
    "type": "input",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "onSubmit": [],
    "form": {
        "classes": "",
        "submit": {}
    },
    "next": [],
    "inputs": [{
        "id": "text-input-test",
        "name": "textInputTest",
        "type": "text",
        "labelHTML": "<h2>I am from the JSON</h2>",
        "settings": {
            "container": {},
            "input": {}
        },
        "attributes": {}
    }]
}
```

* Again find the input data object in the `"inputs"` array with `"id"` equal to `"text-input-test"`:

```
{
	...
	"inputs": [{
	    "id": "text-input-test",
	    "name": "textInputTest",
	    "type": "text",
	    "labelHTML": "<h2>I am from the JSON</h2>",
	    "settings": {
	        "container": {},
	        "input": {}
	    },
	    "attributes": {}
	}]
	...
}
```

```
[
	...
	{
		"id": "text-input-test",
	    "name": "textInputTest",
	    "type": "text",
	    "labelHTML": "<h2>I am from the JSON</h2>",
	    "settings": {
	        "container": {},
	        "input": {}
	    },
	    "attributes": {}
	}
	...
]
```

* Take the value of `"labelHTML"` and add it to a file called "input-label.html" and replace the value "I am from the JSON" with the value "I am from the template":

_input-label.html_

```
<h2>I am from the template</h2>
```

* Now reaplce `"labelHTML"` with the key `"labelTemplateUrl"` whose value is `
"input-label.html"`:

```
[
	...
	{
		"id": "text-input-test",
	    "name": "textInputTest",
	    "type": "text",
	    "labelTemplateUrl": "input-label.html",
	    "settings": {
	        "container": {},
	        "input": {}
	    },
	    "attributes": {}
	}
	...
]
```

* The resulting data should look like this:

```
{
    "id": "input-state-test",
    "name": "Input State Test",
    "url": "/input-state-test",
    "type": "input",
    "header": {},
    "footer": {},
    "onEnter": [],
    "onExit": [],
    "onSubmit": [],
    "form": {
        "classes": "",
        "submit": {}
    },
    "next": [],
    "inputs": [{
        "id": "text-input-test",
        "name": "textInputTest",
        "type": "text",
        "labelTemplateUrl": "input-label.html",
        "settings": {
            "container": {},
            "input": {}
        },
        "attributes": {}
    }]
}
```

* This should render into something like this:
![Label From Template](http://e8ddcf8725663d605209-8d8cc7c733bcfce1ecd11bbb8349e503.r95.cf2.rackcdn.com/tutorial/Label-HTML-From-Template.png)

## Things to Look Out For

### Template Limitations

Due to what rendering library you are using in conjunction with iVX.js, your templates
may not be universal. For example, for the Angular Distribution, the library uses the
[ngInclude]('https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngInclude') directive and you can
replace elements in your file using handles bars --`{{experience.data}}`. However, this may
not work with other frameworks.

### Template URL Override

If, as a developer, you add the data key to add a template, this will always have a higher
level of presedence over other data that adds HTML. For example, if as a developer you wrote
your Header data object like this:

```
{
   ...
   "header" : {
   		"html" : "<h1>I WILL NOT BE SEEN</h1>",
   		"templateUrl" : "templates/test.html"
   }
   ...
}
```

The `<h1>I WILL NOT BE SEEN</h1>` will not be seen.


text:
David Richard Teece
jannag December 1, 2014
David Richard Teece is a former lawyer, journalist, and stand-up comedian. For eight years he wrote and edited non-fiction for the Pittsburgh Press, Florida Times-Union, and Corpus Christi (Tex.) Caller-Times. He received several writing awards as a journalist, including First Place honors from the Florida Press Club. Mr. Teece's experiences have taken him around the country and the world, reporting from Eastern Europe and the Caribbean and living in New York, San Francisco, and Brussels, Belgium. Most recently he spent two years in Turkey, completing his first novel, Frogs in the Toaster (and Other Turkish Love Songs). He currently is on the road again – this time to Spain – and working on his second novel, tentatively titled America's Guest.
Filed under: Adventures of a Lifetime, Contributors


text:
Good Times in Dystopia by George F.
I've been intrigued by punk culture and the concept of anarchy since the age of 16. That was when I first started getting into music from the 70s and enrolled on a Government and Politics A-level course in college. I thought that, despite my timid nature, inherent respect for authority and deep-seeded fear of conflict, this was a scene I could really feel at home in.
But, despite my tattoos and music taste, I've finally accepted at the age of 30 that I'm as far removed from that world as anyone possibly could be. Mostly because I'm as scared of it as I am allured by it. I may have watched Made in Britain countless times, love the Stooges and have a safety pin tattooed on my shin, but I'm nothing but a wannabe. A faker. A tourist.
So, when George F invited me to review Good Times in Dystopia, an almost fictional depiction of his non-fictional journey through squats, riots and protests in London Berlin, and Paris, it was like embarking on the ultimate punk holiday. From the first page I was immediately thrown into a culture so disparate from the mainstream that most people don't even know it exists. An invisible world right under our noses, so to speak.
In his book, George describes a myriad of colourful characters in chapter-long anecdotes (and yes, 'colourful character' is definitely the kind of term a fearful mother would give them, further proving how much of a tourist I am). While many of the people these anecdotes centre on are broken, lost and saturated in alcohol and drugs, they are also talented artists, political activists, animal lovers and charismatic charmers who may only be considered 'colourful' due to the fact that they're living on the very edge of society.
As George describes his bizarre, perilous and often comical exploits around Europe, which include the COP21 climate protest, breaking into a theme park (twice) and a graphic (and practical) masturbation workshop, I was completely pulled into his world of tender debauchery. I often felt myself comparing his style and some of the content to Fear and Loathing and Trainspotting, yet George's world has much more heart, gentleness and sincerity. It shares the rich imagery and shock factor of these aforementioned books, but there's also an element of brutal realism and warmth that made Good Times in Dystopia much more captivating. It glamorised drugs as well, of course, but never in a fantastical way.
While I enjoyed every page of this anarchical escapism, I also felt very conflicted. On the one hand I was immersed in a thriving squatting community of outcasts who seemed to live a purer, more meaningful life, somehow simultaneously primal and futuristic, yet on the other hand I worried over a group of lazy idealists as they chased a naïve, contradictory and unsustainable lifestyle. I felt a romantic pull with people who clumsily lived on top of one another, doing what they wanted, talking and singing and making and doing, marching the streets without fearing consequence or authority in order to fight for what they believed in, but at the same time their anarchic dream seemed futile. They thrived on conflict and stole the benefits of the consumerist lifestyle they were so adamantly against. They never appreciated differing lifestyles and how their actions may damage or hurt other people. But then again, does the average person care about the homeless? The disenfranchised? The atypical? Does the average Joe consider how their lifestyle could damage those who are unable to live similarly?
Every negative point I come up with for living the nomadic lifestyle is always partnered with a positive point. It's hard to be the kind of person who lives on the fringes of society, but it's also hard to live within society. If I had to make a pro and con list, especially in today's political climate, I'd say we're all losers. It's just some of us know it and have subsequently chosen to live differently.
My favourite chapter heading…
I think what hit the hardest with Good Times in Dystopia was the many examples it included of human shittiness, to want of a better phrase. I felt bombarded with the evidence of how foul society is, and it felt overwhelming at times, particularly when George recounted the Body Without Soul documentary about young teenage boy prostitutes living in Prague, the murder of Stephen Simpson and the vilified life of activist Barry Horne. Giving up on society seems almost inevitable after all that.
So, if you want to be taken on a twisted, captivating tale into the underground, to a place where people do and say and think what they want, who suffer and enjoy themselves enormously, who fight back against the man while trying to steal his comforts, all in a story written so, so eloquently – check out Good Time in Dystopia. I definitely enjoyed my time as a tourist.
You can get a copy of Good Times in Dystopia over at John Hunt Publishing.
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