Yes, the Vigil Mass fulfills the Sunday obligation of the Feast of Divine Mercy, so the extraordinary graces are available when you receive Holy Communion in a state of grace at the Saturday Vigil Mass.
Q. Can I receive Holy Communion on Mercy Sunday and offer those graces for someone else, living or deceased?
A. Our Lord's promise to grant complete forgiveness of sins and punishment on the Feast of Mercy is given to those who accept His invitation to come to the Fountain of Life. These graces are for ourselves.
I want to grant a complete pardon to the souls that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion on the Feast of My mercy (Diary 1109).
Whoever approaches the Fount of Life on this day will be granted complete remission of sins and punishment (Diary 300).
The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment (Diary 699).
However, given the extraordinary graces that the person receives from Holy Communion on Mercy Sunday namely, the complete renewal of baptismal grace the time after that Communion is an excellent time for the communicant to intercede for loved ones on earth, and to begin to undertake indulgenced works, as established by the Church, for the sake of the souls in purgatory.
In fact, Pope John Paul II granted a plenary indulgence for special devotions to The Divine Mercy on Divine Mercy Sunday, and these indulgences can be obtained for the suffering souls in purgatory.
Q. Some people in our parish insist that we must go to Confession on Mercy Sunday because that's what St. Faustina wrote in her Diary. They want to do what she said, not some interpretation of it. Do I need to attend Confession on Divine Mercy Sunday?
A.Cardinal Macharski, the Archbishop of St. Faustina's own archdiocese of Krakow, Poland, wrote a pastoral letter to all his priests on January 30, 1985, on how to prepare for and celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday. In it he said that all of Lent should be a preparation to celebrate Easter and Divine Mercy Sunday worthily. The Sacrament of Reconciliation should be received sometime in Lent, not put off until the last minute (Holy Week). We go to Confession with the intention of repentance and to amend our lives, and we should live in such a way as to be worthy to receive Holy Eucharist. If we have any venial sins, a good Act of Contrition will take away those sins.
St. Faustina did not go to Confession on Divine Mercy Sunday. For example, we find in Diary entry 1072 that she went on the day before in preparation for Divine Mercy Sunday. It was not the custom at that time to make Confessions on Sundays. Our Lord would not have asked her, or any of us, to do what is impossible. It would be impossible for everyone to go to Confession on Mercy Sunday.
NO Purgatory! This indulgence is like a second baptism.
Q. What extraordinary graces are available on Divine Mercy Sunday?
A. Our Lord revealed to St. Faustina His desire to literally flood us with His graces on that day. He told her: On that day the very depths of My tender mercy are open. The soul that will go to Confession [beforehand] and receive Holy Communion [on that day] shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment (Diary 699).
The theologian who examined St. Faustina's writings for the Holy See, Rev. Ignacy Rozycki, explained that this is the promise of a complete renewal of baptismal grace, and in that sense like a "second Baptism" (in much the same way that St. Catherine of Siena called sacramental Confession, undertaken out of true love of God, an "ongoing Baptism") (The Dialogue, no. 75).
"A plenary indulgence, granted under the usual conditions (sacramental confession, Eucharistic communion and prayer for the intentions of Supreme Pontiff) to the faithful who, on the Second Sunday of Easter or Divine Mercy Sunday, in any church or chapel, in a spirit that is completely detached from the affection for a sin, even a venial sin, take part in the prayers and devotions held in honour of Divine Mercy, or who, in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament exposed or reserved in the tabernacle, recite the Our Father and the Creed, adding a devout prayer to the merciful Lord Jesus (e.g. Merciful Jesus, I trust in You!)..."
The 5th century Church of Saint Simeon is renowned as the site of the pillar of St. Simeon Stylites, a hermit monk who perched himself atop the 15m tall pillar for 37 years, preaching to the crowds two times a day. The remains of the pillar can still be seen today. It was designated as a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2011.
Do you recognize any of these priests?
9 But he rising early the first day of the week, appeared first to Mary Magdalen, out of whom he had cast seven devils.
10 She went and told them that had been with him, who were mourning and weeping.
11 And they hearing that he was alive, and had been seen by her, did not believe.
12 And after that he appeared in another shape to two of them walking, as they were going into the country.
13 And they going, told it to the rest: neither did they believe them.
14 At length he appeared to the eleven as they were at table: and he upbraided them with their incredulity and hardness of heart, because they did not believe them who had seen him after he was risen again.
15 And he said to them: Go ye into the whole world, and preach the gospel to every creature.
Today, Christ upbraids the apostles for two sins-yes, sins.
The context is that the Eleven refused to believe both Mary Magdalen and the two disciples who met Jesus on the way to Emmaus.
The two sins for which Christ suffered on the Cross and to which He reprimands them in this Gospel are obstinacy and the unwillingness to believe.
These two sins involve acts of the will. Obstinacy may be called in our culture "pig-headedness" or "rigidity". This sin comes from two big sins--inordinate self-love, or selfishness, and rebellion.
The sin of rebellion was THE sin of the Jews in the Old Testament. Innumerable times do we see the prophets reprimanding the people for rebellion, for hardness of heart.
Pig-headedness just means that a person wants what they want when they want it and too bad, so sad for the consequences. Basically, this sin is one of pride, as well as the primal sin of rebellion.
The unwillingness to believe, incredulity, indicates a turning away from grace. In other words, the apostles turned away from the truth of the appearances of Christ to their own comfort zones of unbelief.
They were still acting like Old Testament Jews, instead of New Testament Christians. They had to repent, and Christ, the Son of God, severely rebuked them-the meaning of the word upbraided, or reprimanded.
No small thing to be severely rebuked by the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity-Christ, God and Man...Maybe if they listened to Him, believed in His Resurrection, the apostles would have to change their lifestyles. Big time decisions can be put off by rebellion.
We all can fall back into old patterns of sin. This is the reason for seeking out, begging God for purgation. Purification is the only way to stop the habits of sin.
In today's Epistle, we see brave and true apostles, but this is after Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit gave them the very virtues we have to go out and preach the Gospel.
Fortitude, temperance, prudence, justice--the cardinal virtues, faith, hope, love-the theological virtues, and all the gifts of the Holy Spirit....wisdom connected to prudence, perfecting love, understanding connected to justice and perfects hope, knowledge connected to prudence and perfects love, counsel connected to prudence and perfects it, fortitude adding to the virtue of fortitude--as we need more courage and the insights of this most important virtue, piety connected to temperance and justice, and fear of the Lord., also informing, connected to temperance. This information is all found in the teachings of Aquinas and commentators on the virtues throughout the history of the Church, including the catechisms.
The gifts perfect the cardinal and theological virtues. See my other posts on these.
We have these and it is only sin which prevents us from proclaiming the Gospel to the world, as commanded (not suggested) by God.
Garrigou-Lagrange's explanation sounds like a summary of all the posts of mine on the virtues. Of course, Aquinas provides us with most of this teaching.
The explanation of the drawing below continues....Someone yesterday told me a person became "unhinged" and ended their marriage. This word in common parlance means the same thing as here-the lack of virtue.
This drawing and the explanations would make a great part of Confirmation prep, imho. Home schoolers, take note.
However, to enter this spiritual edifice there must be a door. According to tradition, in particular the teaching of St. Gregory the Great, often quoted by St. Thomas, the four hinges of this twoleafed door symbolize the four cardinal virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance. Their name "cardinal" comes from the Latin cardines, meaning hinges. This meaning is preserved in the current expression, "That man is unhinged," when irritation makes a man fail in these four virtues. Without them man is outside the spiritual temple in the uncultivated region ravaged by the evil weeds of egoism and inordinate inclinations.(3) The two upper hinges on the temple door symbolize prudence and justice, which are in the higher part of the soul, and the two lower hinges are figures of fortitude and temperance, which have their seat in the sensible appetites, common alike to man and animal.
To each of these four hinges is fastened a triple piece of ironwork, symbolizing the principal virtues annexed to each of the cardinal virtues. Thus, to prudence is attached foresight (a reflection of divine Providence), circumspection attentive to the circumstances in the midst of which we must act, and steadfastness or constancy, that we may not because of difficulties abandon good decisions and resolutions made after mature reflection in the presence of God.
To the virtue of justice are also attached several virtues. Those which relate to God as forms of justice toward Him are: religion, which renders to Him the worship due Him; penance, which offers Him reparation for the offenses committed against Him; obedience, which makes man obey the divine commandments or the orders of the spiritual or temporal representatives of God.
The virtue of fortitude makes us keep to the right road in the presence of great dangers instead of yielding to fear; it manifests Itself in the soldier who dies for his country and in the martyr who dies for the faith. To fortitude several virtues are also attached: notably, patience that we may endure daily vexations without weakening; magnanimity which tends to great things to be accomplished without becoming discouraged in the face of difficulties; longanimity which makes us bear over a long period of time incessant contradictions that sometimes are renewed daily for many years.
Lastly, to the virtue of temperance, which moderates the inordinate impulses of our sensible appetites, are attached chastity, virginity, meekness which moderates and represses irritation or anger, and evangelical poverty which makes us use the things of the world as though not using them, without becoming attached to them.
According to St. Augustine and St. Thomas, to each of these cardinal virtues corresponds a gift of the Holy Ghost, symbolized by so many precious stones which ornament the door; portae nitent margaritis, as we read in the hymn for the feast of the dedication of a church.
To prudence corresponds manifestly the gift of counsel, which enlightens us when even infused prudence would remain uncertain, for example, as to how to answer an indiscreet question without telling a lie. To justice, which in regard to God is called the virtue of religion, corresponds the gift of piety, which comes to our help in prolonged aridities by inspiring in us a filial affection for God. To the virtue of fortitude corresponds the gift of fortitude, so manifest in the martyrs. To the virtue of temperance, and especially of chastity, corresponds the gift of filial fear, which enables us to surmount the temptations of the flesh, according to the words of the Psalmist: "Pierce Thou my flesh with Thy fear."
Thus the picture of the spiritual edifice condenses the teaching of the Gospel, the writings of St. Paul and of the great doctors on the subordination of the virtues and their connection with the gifts of the Holy Ghost.
This structure may appear somewhat complicated when insistence is placed on the virtues attached to the cardinal virtues; but the superior simplicity of the things of God stands out if the following profound statement is considered carefully: When in a soul or a community the foundation of the edifice and its summit are what they ought to be, in other words, when there is profound humility and true fraternal charity, the great sign of the progress of the love of God, then everything goes well. Why is this? Because God then supplies by His gifts for what may be lacking in acquired prudence or natural energy; and He constantly reminds souls of their duties, giving them His grace to accomplish them. "God . . . giveth grace to the humble," and He never fails those who understand the precept of love: "Love one another as I have loved you; by this shall all men know that you are My disciples."
None of the virtues can be lived day by day without the purgation which brings the necessary purity of heart.
People think they are virtuous, but in reality, they are practicing natural, not supernatural, virtues.
A few priests I have met understand this-all but two are in Ireland.
These good men, who have allowed themselves to be put through the Dark Night, understand that the virtues are blocked by even one venial sin.
Habitual venial sins definitely block virtue. The first conversion is to Christ, The second conversion is one of humility.
All the supernatural virtues and gifts then grow and are manifested, but only then. See the other posts on this.
Here is the great Dominican's own reflection on this drawing.
As the drawing on the opposite page shows, from humility, the base of this excavation resting on Christ the foundation rock, rises the first column of the edifice, the pillar of faith, as St. Paul calls it. Faith is called a fundamental virtue, not only like humility in that it removes an obstacle, but in that all the other infused virtues rest positively on it.(1) Opposite the pillar of faith is that of hope, which makes us desire God, eternal life, relying on the divine help for its attainment.
These two pillars support the cupola of charity, the highest of the virtues. The part of the cupola which rises toward heaven symbolizes charity toward God, whereas that which slopes toward the earth is a figure of fraternal charity, which makes us love our neighbor for God because he is a child of God or called to become one. The cupola is surmounted by the cross to remind us that our love ascends toward God only through Christ and the merits of His passion.
St. Augustine, speaking of the beatitudes in his commentary on the Sermon on the Mount, and St. Thomas tell us that to each of the three theological virtues corresponds a gift of the Holy Ghost; these three gifts are symbolized by three lamps. From the pillar of faith is suspended the lamp of the gift of understanding, which renders faith penetrating. By faith we adhere to the word of God; by the special inspiration of the gift of understanding we penetrate it, as for example, when assailed by temptation, we comprehend that God is truly our last end, the one thing necessary, and that we must remain faithful to Him.
From the cupola symbolizing charity is suspended another lamp, the gift of wisdom, which illuminates the whole interior of the spiritual edifice and makes us see all things as coming from God, supreme Cause and last End, from His love or at least by His permission for a greater good which we shall some day see and which from time to time becomes visible here on earth. In this spiritual temple, says St. Paul, dwells the Holy Ghost and with Him the Father and the Son. They are there as in a mansion, where They may be and are from time to time quasi-experientally known and loved.
One must remember that the Dark Night is still a beginner stage. The stage of the proficients begins with the Illuminative State.
Here are the Dark Night posts, or at least some of them, again. There are really 183 on this subject.
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One no longer desires to be religious, or holy. One no longer "feels" the Presence of God or "feels" like one loves God. These false feelings must be struck dead. Feelings belie faith and in the Dark Night, one lives in faith only.
For without dealing with our predominant fault, there is no moving on into the Dark Night, Illumnative and Unitive states. Later on, I can show how the predominant fault, unless dealt with in this life, is the reason we go to .


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ILO - Convention Fixing the Minimum Age for Admission of Children to Industrial Employment C59 (Età minima nell'industria), 22 giugno 1937
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C59 Convention Fixing the Minimum Age for Admission of Children to Industrial Employment
Geneva, 22 giugno 1937
The General Conference of the International Labour Organisation,
Having been convened at Geneva by the Governing Body of the International Labour Office, and having met in its Twenty-third Session on 3 June 1937, and
Having decided upon the adoption of certain proposals with regard to the partial revision of the Convention fixing the minimum age for admission of children to industrial employment adopted by the Conference at its First Session, which is the sixth item on the agenda of the Session, and
Considering that these proposals must take the form of an international Convention,
adopts this twenty-second day of June of the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven the following Convention, which may be cited as the Minimum Age (Industry) Convention (Revised), 1937:
PART I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
1. For the purpose of this Convention, the term industrial undertaking includes particularly--
(a) mines, quarries, and other works for the extraction of minerals from the earth;
(b) industries in which articles are manufactured, altered, cleaned, repaired, ornamented, finished, adapted for sale, broken up or demolished, or in which materials are transformed; including shipbuilding, and the generation, transformation, and transmission of electricity and motive power of any kind;
(c) construction, reconstruction, maintenance, repair, alteration, or demolition of any building, railway, tramway, harbour, dock, pier, canal, inland waterway, road, tunnel, bridge, viaduct, sewer, drain, well, telegraphic or telephonic installation, electrical undertaking, gas work, waterwork, or other work of construction, as well as the preparation for or laying the foundations of any such work or structure;
(d) transport of passengers or goods by road or rail or inland waterway, including the handling of goods at docks, quays, wharves, and warehouses, but excluding transport by hand.
2. The competent authority in each country shall define the line of division which separates industry from commerce and agriculture.
1. Children under the age of fifteen years shall not be employed or work in any public or private industrial undertaking, or in any branch thereof.
2. Provided that, except in the case of employments which, by their nature or the circumstances in which they are carried on, are dangerous to the life, health or morals of the persons employed therein, national laws or regulations may permit such children to be employed in undertakings in which only members of the employer's family are employed.
The provisions of this Convention shall not apply to work done by children in technical schools, provided that such work is approved and supervised by public authority.
In order to facilitate the enforcement of the provisions of this Convention, every employer in an industrial undertaking shall be required to keep a register of all persons under the age of eighteen years employed by him, and of the dates of their births.
1. In respect of employments which, by their nature or the circumstances in which they are carried on, are dangerous to the life, health or morals of the persons employed therein, national laws shall either--
(a) prescribe a higher age or ages than fifteen years for the admission thereto of young persons or adolescents; or
(b) empower an appropriate authority to prescribe a higher age or ages than fifteen years for the admission thereto of young persons or adolescents.
2. The annual reports to be submitted under Article 22 of the Constitution of the International Labour Organisation shall include full information concerning the age or ages prescribed by national laws in pursuance of subparagraph (a) of the preceding paragraph or concerning the action taken by the appropriate authority in exercise of the powers conferred upon it in pursuance of subparagraph (b) of the preceding paragraph, as the case may be.
PART II. SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR CERTAIN COUNTRIES
1. The provisions of this Article shall be applicable in Japan in substitution for the provisions of Articles 2 and 5.
2. Children under the age of fourteen years shall not be employed or work in any public or private industrial undertaking, or in any branch thereof. Provided that national laws or regulations may permit such children to be employed in undertakings in which only members of the employer's family are employed.
3. Children under the age of sixteen years shall not be employed or work on dangerous or unhealthy work as defined by national laws or regulations in mines or factories.
1. The provisions of Articles 2, 4 and 5 shall not apply to India, but in India the following provisions shall apply to all territories in respect of which the Indian Legislature has jurisdiction to apply them.
2. Children under the age of twelve years shall not be employed or work in factories working with power and employing more than ten persons.
3. Children under the age of thirteen years shall not be employed or work in the transport of passengers or goods, or mails, by rail, or in the handling of goods at docks, quays or wharves, but excluding transport by hand.
4. Children under the age of fifteen years shall not be employed or work:
a) in mines, quarries, and other works for the extraction of minerals from the earth;
b) in occupations to which this Article applies which are scheduled as dangerous or unhealthy by the competent authority.
5. Unless they have been medically certified as fit for such work:
a) persons who have attained the age of twelve years but are under the age of seventeen years shall not be permitted to work in factories working with power and employing more than ten persons;
b) persons who have attained the age of fifteen years but are under the age of seventeen years shall not be permitted to work in mines.
1. The provisions of this Article shall be applicable in China in substitution for the provisions of Articles 2, 4 and 5.
2. Children under the age of twelve years shall not be employed or work in any factory using machines driven by motor power and regularly employing thirty persons or more.
a) in mines regularly employing fifty persons or more; or
b) on dangerous or unhealthy work as defined by national laws or regulations in any factory using machines driven by motor power and regularly employing thirty persons or more.
4. Every employer in undertaking to which this Article applies shall keep a register of all persons under the age of sixteen employed by him, together with such evidence of their age as may be required by the competent authority.
1. The International Labour Conference may, at any session at which the matter is included in this agenda, adopt by a two-thirds majority draft amendments to any one or more of the preceding Articles of Part II of this Convention.
2. Any such draft amendment shall state the Member of Members to which it applies, and shall, within the period of one year, or, in exceptional circumstances, of eighteen months, from the closing of the session of the Conference, be submitted by the Member or Members to which it applies to the authority or authorities within whose competence the matter lies, for the enactment of legislation or other action.
3. Each such Member will, if it obtains the consent of the authority or authorities within whose competence the matter lies, communicate the formal ratification of the amendment to the Director-General of the International Labour Office for registration.
4. Any such draft amendment shall take effect as an amendment to this Convention on ratification by the Member or Members to which it applies.
PART III. FINAL PROVISIONS
The formal ratifications of this Convention shall be communicated to the Director-General of the International Labour Office for registration.
1. This Convention shall be binding only upon those Members of the International Labour Organisation whose ratifications have been registered with the Director-General.
2. It shall come into force twelve months after the date on which the ratifications of two Members have been registered with the Director-General.
3. Thereafter, this Convention shall come into force for any Member twelve months after the date on which its ratifications has been registered.
As soon as the ratifications of two Members of the International Labour Organisation have been registered, the Director-General of the International Labour Office shall so notify all the Members of the International Labour Organisation. He shall likewise notify them of the registration of ratifications which may be communicated subsequently by other Members of the Organisation.
1. A Member which has ratified this Convention may denounce it after the expiration of ten years from the date on which the Convention first comes into force, by an act communicated to the Director-General of the International Labour Office for registration. Such denunciation shall not take effect until one year after the date on which it is registered.
2. Each Member which has ratified this Convention and which does not, within the year following the expiration of the period of ten years mentioned in the preceding paragraph, exercise the right of denunciation provided for in this Article, will be bound for another period of ten years and, thereafter, may denounce this Convention at the expiration of each period of ten years under the terms provided for in this Article.
At such times as it may consider necessary the Governing Body of the International Labour Office shall present to the General Conference a report on the working of this Convention and shall examine the desirability of placing on the agenda of the Conference the question of its revision in whole or in part.
1. Should the Conference adopt a new Convention revising this Convention in whole or in part, then, unless the new Convention otherwise provides:
a) the ratification by a Member of the new revising Convention shall ipso jure involve the immediate denunciation of this Convention, notwithstanding the provisions of Article 13 above, if and when the new revising Convention shall have come into force;
b) as from the date when the new revising Convention comes into force this Convention shall cease to be open to ratification by the Members.
2. This Convention shall in any case remain in force in its actual form and content for those Members which have ratified it but have not ratified the revising Convention.
The French and English texts of this Convention shall both be authentic.
Entrata in vigore: 21 febbraio 1941
Ratifica: Legge 2 agosto 1952, n. 1305
Revisioni: C138 Convenzione sull'età minima, 26 giugno 1973
Fonte: ILO
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by T. Simon | Read by Channie Waites
Children Ages 10+ • 6 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2018
Channie Waites is up to the challenge of narrating T.R. Simon's fictionalized account of the childhood of Zora Neale Hurston and her friend, Carrie. The story alternates between two timeframes: Events in 1903 are narrated by Carrie as racial violence seems ready to overtake Eatonville, Florida. Events in 1855 are narrated by Lucia, a free black girl from Hispaniola, who accompanies her white friend, Prisca, to America, only to find herself enslaved on the plantation of Westin, the same land later occupied by Eatonville. Lost horses, vigilantes, an old mystery, and hoodoo keep the story moving briskly. Waites performs in a somber tone and makes full use of varying pitch, pacing, and accent to differentiate the many characters that comprise these intertwining stories of the unending consequences of slavery. S.G. © AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine [Published: DECEMBER 2018]
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Looking at the sea or red and pink Valentine's merchandise in the shops might give the impression that everything is very much the same and nothing stands out. I can assure you, that it is simply not true, with some effort, each craft project can have a completely different feel. You may remember my rock'n'roll Valentine's Day card. This newest project has a different vibe altogether.
I was really in the mood to create a card with lots and lots of pink, which is unusual as pink is not the colour I normally go for. But hey, it's for Valentine's, so why not, right? The paper collection I chose to use is "Love Story" by Echo Park. If you like fuchsia pink, there's plenty of it in this pad!
I picked four complementing patterns from the collection, each in varying degrees of pink-ness, and arranged them in such a way that looked appealing to me and showcased every patten. I then matted them on my favourite textured American Crafts cardstock in burgundy. The darker colour picks up the deep red from the darkest pattern and also makes the papers pop against each other really well. I also added some fuchsia ribbon to the top layer for extra texture.
One of my fairy Christmas cards last year featured a fancy decorative top (you can see the project here). I really liked the effect it created and decided that I wanted to use that element in my future projects. Fast forward a couple of months and here I am!
I die cut "Anja's Vintage Decoration" by Marianne Design from the same textured burgundy cardstock I used for matting the patterned papers. The element looks beautiful as it is, but I wanted to add some sparkle, so I left the cardstock in the die and stencilled the embossed areas with "Stardust" Stickles glitter glue. Once the glitter was dry, I glued the decoration to the back of the layered piece, and then adhered it all to the card blank.
As the colour palette of this card is rather bright, I thought the best stamp to accompany it should be cheery and fun. Thus, I picked "Josephine" by Annie Rodrigue for Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps. I love this stamp, she has such a happy facial expression, I really like the swirly potion effect and the patchwork skirt detail is really sweet too.
I stamped the image in Memento "Desert Sand" ink, so I could use the no-lines colouring technique. I have to say that while I sometimes still colour using black ink, the no-lines is definitely my favourite method. I used Promarker, Brushmarker and Copic alcohol based markers to colour Josephine. I chose a variety of shades that would complement the theme and feel of the project. The hair was somewhat challenging and it also took me quite a few test images to figure out the patchwork colours, but I'm happy with how it turned out in the end.
I wanted to keep to the same colour scheme as the rest of the card when creating the background. However, I also didn't want my image to blend in so much that it wouldn't stand out at all.
Firstly, I cut out an oval using "Anja's Oval" die set by Marianne Design and left the cardstock in the die. Next, I picked up my trusty Tim Holtz "Distress Inks" in shades of Spun Sugar, Picked Raspberry and Fired Brick. I blended them together from the lightest (Spun Sugar) at the top to the darkest (Fired Brick) at the bottom. I liked the gradient effect created, but it needed a to be darkened a bit, so I gently inked the edges with "Black Soot" Distress Ink. Once I was happy with the result, I removed the watercolour paper from the die. I now had an inked oval with a crisp white edge.
Plain coloured backgrounds are great, but ones with extra texture and interest are even better! I sprinkled some Frantage embossing enamel in "Shabby Pink" and heat embossed it. The background was now completed.
I've already used "Anja's Vintage Decoration" for the top of the card, so to match it perfectly, I die cut "Anja's Oval" frame out of the same burgundy cardstock. Both of these elements have lattice detailing which looks elegant and delicate. I think they work perfectly for a romantic card.
I glued the inked background I prepared earlier in the middle of the frame I've just cut out. They came from the same die set, which meant the fit was perfect! Next, I adhered Josephine using dimensional foam and finally, affixed the whole focal piece to the card with 3D foam for even more depth.
At this point, card was already looking pretty detailed, but as I like busy and intricate cards, I wasn't going to stop just yet. Flowers are pretty synonymous with Valentine's, so I wasn't going to miss my chance to add some floral touches on this card.
I chose a variety of mulberry blooms in different sizes and shades complementing the colours of the project. I also added some green stamens to make the composition look fuller. Just as I was contemplating what else I could do to balance the floral arrangement, I remembered that I had some tiny glitter bottles. I love using those, they really add the extra oomph to the projects due to their dimension and the fact that bottles are not things you normally expect to see on a card. As it happens, the pink glitter was not only the perfect shade, but also an allusion to the potion on the stamp used. I adhered the bottle using Glossy Accents by Ranger, this medium would probably glue a table to the wall, it's that good!
I picked a perfect sentiment for this card from the Wild Rose Studio "Love Circles" stamp set and stamped it in Versamark. I then covered it in fine pearlescent embossing powder and heat embossed.
Next, I die cut the embossed sentiment into a stitched circle and, leaving the cardstock in the die, inked it using Distress Ink in "Spun Sugar" and "Picked Raspberry". Once I was happy with the result, I removed the paper from the die. I had a perfectly pink sentiment to match my card.
I usually mat circular sentiments on scalloped circles, I find that they just look neater and more professional that way. I die cut a scalloped circle out of the burgundy cardstock using Spellbinders "Classic Scalloped Circles" (S4-124) die set and glued the inked sentiment in the centre.
I had some Tim Holtz Idea-ology memo pins, which looked pretty cool, so I thought I'd display the sentiment using a silver tone pin instead of just adhering the stamp to the card on dimensional foam.
You already knew this one was coming, right? If you've seen some of my cards, you've probably noticed my signature double bows. I am quite fond of them indeed, so I've added one on this card too! I also adhered a textured fuchsia flatback gem to its centre. That crystallised sugar texture is just delightful, especially on a sweet card like this.
As it's a Valentine's card, I couldn't resist adding a few red foiled card hearts (try saying it fast three times in a row) to it. They were cut using Memory Box "Precious Hearts" dies.
I also added some red gems as the very final touch, they coordinate perfectly with the foiled hearts and always make the project look complete.
Have you finished making your Valentine's cards already? What colour schemes do you tend to use - are you a traditionalist or do you tend to experiment? Don't be shy, leave a comment, I enjoy reading each and every one of them. Thank you for reading and hope to see you back on my blog very soon!


1. He leaves the piano to groove to the band.
2. When he was with Chick Webb, Johnny Hodges' nickname was Polly.
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Introducing Outside+
Outside has unveiled its new membership platform, a one-stop shop for active lifestyle participants with premium articles and reviews, event discounts, sport-specific training plans, and more from the company's portfolio of 36 brands.
May 19, 2021 Andrew Weaver
Our parent company, Outside, has made a lot of news this year with its slew of industry acquisitions, welcoming brands like Outside magazine, Cairn, and Gaia GPS (among many others) to its quickly expanding portfolio.
This week, the company dominated newswires again with the unveiling of the long-term plans behind those deals.
A new membership platform from Outside called Outside+, which bundles more than $300 of value into an annual $99 subscription, was announced yesterday, with a stated mission of becoming the "ultimate membership for adventurers of all types." The product replaces Active Pass, which launched in 2020 and served as a kind of Outside+ prototype and proof of concept.
The value proposition is obvious at first glance. An Outside+ membership includes a host of benefits spread across Outside's 36 brands, including:
A personalized content feed
Exclusive articles, podcasts, and videos
Discounts on gear and apparel
Two annual magazine subscriptions of members' choosing
Two books from VeloPress
Offline navigation and route planning with Gaia GPS
Virtual health and fitness courses
Early event access and discounts
Training plans from Today's Plan
Professional race photos from FinisherPix
The product will also soon include race registration discounts from AthleteReg and access to premium OutsideTV video.
"[Consumers get] hundreds of dollars in value in the form of premium digital content, magazines, event entries and photography, training plans, recipes, books, a personalized feed, and interactive experiences with editors, pro athletes, coaches, and other experts," said Outside CEO Robin Thurston of the Active Pass model earlier this year.
With Outside+, those benefits have only expanded. The new offering is positioned as a one-stop shop for active lifestyle participants—a single location to access everything consumers need to stay fit and healthy.
Beyond the sheer volume of products and services offered through Outside+, perhaps the most compelling aspect of the new product is its capacity for personalization. It's not just a hub for content from 30+ individual brands; instead, the platform offers a customizable personal feed that gives individuals curated content to power their lifestyles. For Outside+ members, gone are the days of sifting through mountains of media that don't apply to them.
A competitive trail runner, for instance, can set up her feed to serve only content that will improve her performance in races: training plans, recipes, early event access and discounts, and more. Even better: All of this happens in an ad-free environment.
It's a new model—one the industry hasn't seen before. It may take some time for outdoor participants to understand just how deep the value runs, but Outside is confident that this kind of membership represents the future of participation in active lifestyle pursuits.
"We deliver content to almost every home in America, across every platform, screen, and device," Thurston has said of his company. Soon, that content might benefit a wider range of participants than ever before.
Join: Learn more about Outside+ and register for a membership
Outside CEO to address cycling industry about Pinkbike, Cyclingtips, and Trailforks acquisitions
Outside Inc. acquires two new media brands
The first issue of OBJ in print is finally here


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11/22/2010 Music
Polish Exploratory Music in London: Two Day Festival
22 - 23 November , 8pm
Tickets: £6 advance/ £7 on the door/ £10 festival pass
Two-day festival of exploratory music and trans-idiomatic improvisation with some of the most interesting and vibrant musical agitator's from the Polish underground.
Many of these artists featured in Biba Kopf's article 'Poland's Hidden Reverse' in the July 2010 issue of the WIRE magazine.
Listen to a special podcast on 17 November from 8 to 9pm on Resonance 104.4FM. You can also tune online at www.resonancefm.com
DAY ONE: 22 November 2010
'SYMPHONY, ELECTRONIC MUSIC' BY BOGUSLAW SCHAEFFER
Tomasz Choloniewski, Denis Kolokol and Mikolaj Palosz perform Boguslaw Schaeffer's "Symphony, Electronic Music", a piece composed in Polish Radio's Experimental Studio in 1964. The old electronic score will be performed totally acoustically by three young musicians from Krakow and Warsaw.
Tomasz Choloniewski - drums, percussion
Denis Kolokol - voice
Mikolaj Palosz - cello
ZENIAL (electronics)
The project of Lukasz Szalankiewicz - historian, sound desinger and contemporary electronic music composer. Szalankiewicz is a member of the Polish Society for Electroacoustic Music (PSeME) and has participated in many international festivals (in Europe, USA, China and South America), curated sound art events in various festivals and CCA's in Poland. His practice extends to research audiovisuals performance and interactive installations.
To find out more visit www.zenial.audiotong.net
ROBERT PIOTROWICZ (analogue synthesizer, electronics)
Piotrowicz is a sound artist, composer and improviser, playing contemporary electro-acoustic music and through-composed noise. His main tools as an instrumentalist are modular synth and guitar. He's an experienced improviser, working with world's top artists. He's composed/created numerous solo projects (recordings, performances), interdisciplinary projects (scores for theatre plays, literary and radio projects) and abstract sound installations and participated in many art events around the world.
Piotrowicz is the co-founder and curator of the Musica Genera label/festival since 1999 and has many other contemporary sound art festivals and projects in Poland and abroad.
To find out more visit www.robertpiotrowicz.net
DAY TWO: 23 November 2010
Emiter, Mikolaj Palosz, Tomasz Choloniewski, Denis Kolokol play improvised solo and duo sets
Emiter is the solo project of Marcin Dymiter (electronics, guitar, generator, loops, tape) who has previously played in such bands as Ewa Braun, Mapa, and Mordy. He has worked with musicians engaged with jazz, electronics and the avant-garde such as Paul Wirkus, Rosa Arruti, Rob Mazurek, Le Quan Ninh, John Butcher, Axel Dorner, and Andrew Sharpley. He has also composed for off's theaters, works with visual artists and performs live to silent films.
As Emiter he has published eight Cds where he experiments with transforming the sounds and tones that accompany our life. Dymiter searches for inspiration in the world around us and believes that music is everywhere and composing it is a never ending process.
To find out more visit www.emiter.art.pl
MIKOLAJ PALOSZ
Polosz is a freelance cellist, contemporary music performer and improviser. He graduated from the Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw with Kazimierz Michalik and Andrzej Bauer. He has won prizes at music competitions including the Penderecki International Contemporary Chamber Music Competition in Cracow and Lutoslawski International Cello Competition in Warsaw.
He is also a member of Netherlands-based Cello Octet Amsterdam (formerly Conjunto Ibérico) and Warsaw CELLONET Group. His solo album 'Cellovator' with contemporary compositions and improvisations has been released recently by DUX label.
To find out more visit www.cellovator.com/Mikołaj_Pałosz/home.html
DENIS KOLOKOL
Kolokol is a composer and performer of electronic and electro-acoustic music, specialising in interactive music systems. In 2006 and 2007 he was the main person behind the international festival Replica (Almaty KZ) for experimental music. He started his own musical activity in 2006 and has been collaborating with Alexander Chikmakov in the duo theVolume for guitar and computer.
He was artist in residence in 2008 at the Studio for Electroacoustic Music (SME) of the Academy of Music in Kraków, Poland and at CalArts in 2009. He has made music for theatre but primarily works solo and in theVolume duo. He also occasionally takes part in "Orkiestra ElektroNova" of Studio Muzyki Elektroakustycznej (SME), Kraków PL.
As a solo artist he combines non-intersecting and opposing elements: interactive performance with algorithmic composition, granular synthesis with sound poetry, etc. He mainly works with his own voice as a pure material for electronic alterations. The live performances are usually strong and loud, always highly emotional, but playful and not without a sense of humor.
To find out more visit www.myspace.com/deniskolokol
For more information listen to Biba Kopf's radio programme "The Strangeness of Existence" on Radio Joy.


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New Tech Economy
Technology of Business
CEO Secrets
Global Car Industry
Business of Sport
P&O owner Carnival orders 'largest UK cruise ship'
The new ship will have a normal capacity of 3,611 passengers and 1,350 crew
P&O Cruises owner Carnival has ordered a new 141,000 tonne cruise liner which it says will be the largest built specifically for the British market.
The liner, costing 559m euros ($807m; £489m) and scheduled to enter service in March 2015, will be built by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.
The as-yet unnamed ship will be able to carry a maximum of 4,372 passengers.
Rival Royal Caribbean claims to have the world's biggest cruise ship, Allure of the Seas, weighing 225,282 tonnes.
The 16-deck Allure can carry 5,400 guests and went into service late last year.
Carnival said its new ship, which will sail out of Southampton, would "offer an innovative new design and unprecedented number of passenger facilities".
The company's chief executive Micky Arison said: "The UK continues to be a key growth market for Carnival and innovative vessels such as this new P&O Cruises ship - targeted specifically to British clientele - underscore our commitment to this important cruise region".
Miami-based Carnival operates almost 100 ships and currently has eight ships on order, including the new P&O liner.
Fincantieri boss Giusseppe Bono said the deal demonstrated the company's efforts to secure orders in what is a "particularly depressed market".
How can the Titanic be celebrated?
Cruise ship sails in for ceremony
Carnival Corporation


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Q: ¿Cómo usar Facebook Pixel en un proyecto de Angular? Tengo un código de Facebook Pixel el cual necesito ponerlo en una de las rutas de mi sitio web hecho con Angular 2.
Mi proyecto tiene varias rutas, como:
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/x
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/z

Mi proyecto es simple, sólo utiliza un módulo y todas las rutas están en el mismo archivo de rutas. Tengo que poner el código de Facebook en la sección x la cual manda a llamar a xComponent.
El código de mi Facebook Pixel es el siguiente:

Me pregunto si poner ese código dentro de x.component.html es la mejor opción.
¿Cómo podría integrar el pixel de facebook?

A: No se detecta porque el compilador no lo encuentra ya que está definido en index.html (y por tanto fuera de los archivos de typescript que reconoce por el compilador).
Para solucionar esto, agregue una declaración ambiental a los archivos donde usa 'fbq', así:
 declare const fbq: any;

   @Component({...})
       export class ComponentUsingFacebookPixel {
       fbq('track', 'CompleteRegistration');
   }

Esto no modifica el 'javascript' que se compila, ni sobrescribe el valor de 'fbq', es una promesa para el compilador para que encuentre un valor con ese nombre disponible en la ejecución.

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The Fujairah Corniche is a seafront corniche located at the east end of Hamad Bin Abdulla Road in Fujairah City, Emirate of Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, providing recreational facilities for residents and visitors. It is on the coast of the Gulf of Oman in the Indian Ocean.

Al Corniche Road runs along the main corniche seafront. Al Faseel Road continues north behind Fujairah Beach. The Fujairah International Marine Club with a marina is located here. To the south there is a bull wrestling site.

References

Waterfronts
Coasts of the United Arab Emirates
Geography of the Emirate of Fujairah
Tourist attractions in the United Arab Emirates
Fujairah City
Gulf of Oman

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text: ==Etymology== {{Pronounce|Aragorn Elessar.mp3|Ardamir}} '''''Aragorn''''' is a [[Sindarin]] name. It means "revered king".<ref>{{PE|17}}, p. 31 entry S ''Ara(n)gorn''</ref><ref name=PE17Turgond>{{PE|17}}, p. 113 entry S '''Turgond-'''</ref> It contains the phonetic reduction ''ara'' of ''[[aran]]'' ("king") and the adjective ''[[gorn|(n)gorn]]'' ("dreaded, revered").<ref name=PE17Turgond/> This clear etymology from Tolkien was not revealed until the publication in 2007 of "Words, Phrases & Passages in ''The Lord of the Rings''", a late 1950s manuscript. Before that, several theories were proposed: *[[Ruth S. Noel]] and several others proposed "King of the Tree",<ref>[[Ruth S. Noel]], ''[[The Languages of Tolkien's Middle-earth]]'', p. 114</ref> but Tolkien specifically said that this was not the case.<ref>{{L|347}}</ref> *[[David Salo]] deduces "Having Kingly Valor"<ref>[[David Salo]], ''[[A Gateway to Sindarin]]'', p. 341</ref> from Tolkien's cryptic "'Kingly Valour' (for so is that name interpreted)".<ref>{{PM|Foreword}}, p. xii</ref> This is still the most often cited etymology; Robert Ireland's ''[[A Tolkien Dictionary]]'' gives the variation "Royal Zeal".<ref>Robert Ireland, ''[[A Tolkien Dictionary]]'', [http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/LOTR/LOTR_AC.html The Lord of the Rings A-C].</ref> *[[Carl F. Hostetter]] proposed the meanings "King of the Globe" or "King of the Hill" in his analysis of the [[King's Letter]].<ref>[[Carl F. Hostetter]], "The 'King's Letter': An Historical and Comparative Analysis", [[Vinyar Tengwar 31|''Vinyar Tengwar'' 31]], p. 18</ref> The [[Quenya]] form of ''Aragorn'' was '''''Arakorno'''''.<ref name="WP">{{PE|17}}, p. 70 f. entry Q '''ar''' in the translation of the sentence into Quenya ''Sanome tarne Olórin, Arakorno, [...]''</ref>


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Jamal Khashoggi: Here Are the Countries That Believe Saudi Arabia's Denial and Those That Don't
By Tom O'Connor On 10/15/18 at 5:47 PM EDT
World Saudi Journalist Gulf Iran
A number of Saudi Arabia's regional allies have sent messages of support as the kingdom faces accusations that it was behind the disappearance of a prominent writer and government critic living abroad in self-imposed exile.
In a development carried Monday by Saudi Arabia's leading media outlets—including local newspapers Arab News, Okaz and the Saudi Gazette, along with the U.K.-based, Saudi-owned Asharq Al-Awsat—officials from Bahrain, Djibouti, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, the Palestinian National Authority, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen have expressed their backing for Riyadh amid speculation that it ordered the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist last seen entering the country's consulate in Istanbul.
Khashoggi, who contributed to major outlets such as The Washington Post, was known for his criticisms of the conservative Saudi government and its war against Ansar Allah, or the Houthis, a Zaidi Shiite Muslim rebel group in Yemen. Video footage released by Turkish authorities show him entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2, but never leaving.
Turkish investigators have been quoted in a number of Western outlets suggesting that Khashoggi was killed by a team of Saudis inside the building, then dismembered. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Saudi Arabia's King Salman have agreed to form a joint team and the two leaders spoke by phone Sunday in the interest of advancing their cooperation on the matter.
Saudi Arabia has fiercely denied any connection to Kashoggi's disappearance and has sought to crack down on speculation over its alleged involvement. As an influential and wealthy regional force that has portrayed itself as the leading Sunni Muslim power in the Arab World, the kingdom has established partnerships with a number of countries and international officials that were quick to defend Riyadh with an apparently coordinated series of responses.
A Turkish forensic worker stands next to the Saudi flag, on the roof of Riyadh's consulate in Istanbul on October 15 during the investigation over missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. A group of governments and officials allied with Saudi Arabia released apparently coordinated responses dispelling rumors that the kingdom ordered Khashoggi's killing. BULENT KILIC/AFP/Getty Images
Bahrain, a majority-Shiite Muslim island state ruled by a Sunni Muslim monarchy with close ties to Saudi Arabia, "affirms its full solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia against all those who attempt to undermine it or seek to harm it, stressing its strong rejection against those who attempt to harm its policy, position and sovereignty," according to a statement published Sunday by the country's foreign ministry, which called Riyadh "the cornerstone for security and stability of the Arab and Islamic worlds."
A spokesperson for the government of Djibouti echoed these words, according to Okaz and Al Arabiya. Saudi Arabia announced a plan last year to open a military base in the East African country, which already hosts a number of foreign troops—including those from the U.S. and China—due to its strategic location at the mouth of the Red Sea.
Under the leadership of Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, Egypt and Saudi Arabia have increasingly cooperated on regional matters. Egyptian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ahmed Hafez said Sunday his country was "following with concern the ramifications of the case of the missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and emphasizes the importance of discovering the truth of what happened in the framework of a transparent investigation. But he added that the country also "warns against attempts to exploit this case politically against Saudi Arabia based on arbitrary charges and affirms its support to the kingdom in its efforts and positions to handle this event."
Jordan, a fellow U.S.-backed Sunni Muslim monarchy, "affirms its stand with Saudi Arabia in the face of any rumors targeting it," according to Jordanian State Minister for Media Affairs and Communications Jumana Ghunaimat. She also stressed Saudi Arabia's "leading role in establishing security, stability and peace and enhancing economic cooperation in the region and the world."
Deputy Prime Minister of Kuwait Anas al-Saleh said Sunday he "followed attentively the case of Saudi citizen Jamal Khashoggi," according to the country's Council of Ministers. Further, he "expressed his regret for the unjust campaign against Saudi Arabia, which is represented by accusations and allegations directed at it, stressing the need to wait for the results of the investigations carried out by the competent authorities on this issue." He also "expressed Kuwait's total rejection of this campaign, which aims to harm the Kingdom and undermine its high status at the Arab, Islamic and international levels."
General Secretary of the Gulf Cooperation Council Abdullatif bin Rashid al-Zayani, Kuwaiti Crown Prince Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Sabah, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, Deputy Prime Minister of Oman Fahd bin Mahmoud al-Said Emir, Bahrain Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad bin Mubarak al-Khalifa, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir and U.A.E. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash pose for a family picture at the Gulf Cooperation Council at the Bayan palace in Kuwait City on December 5, 2017. GIUSEPPE CACACE/AFP/Getty Images
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri "stressed his solidarity with Saudi Arabia in the face of the campaigns that are targeting it," according to his office. The Sunni Muslim, Saudi-born politician is seen as Riyadh's main partner in Lebanon, where the kingdom's top foe Iran has vast influence through its own local ally, the Shiite Muslim Hezbollah movement.
The Foreign Ministry of Oman "follows with interest" Saudi Arabia's comments on the case, "while supporting the kingdom in its efforts to clarify the truth, the sultanate calls on all interested parties not to rush and to confirm before issuing any prior judgments," according to a statement published Sunday.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas "expressed his appreciation for the firm stand of brotherly Saudi Arabia, which has always stood by our just cause and the rights of our people," in a statement carried by the official Palestine News Agency. Saudi Arabia has offered extensive assistance to Palestinians but has struggled to match the growing influence of Iran, which has increasingly funded Palestinian movements opposed to Israel.
The United Arab Emirates, one of Saudi Arabia's leading allies, has stood firmly by Riyadh on most regional issues, including the war in Yemen and the blockade against Qatar. In a statement, U.A.E. Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan said that "the anti-Saudi campaign will not impinge on the Kingdom's central role in the region which is rooted in logic and moderation" and that "we reaffirm our categorical rejection of the repercussions of the politicized anti-Saudi campaign."
The internationally recognized government of Yemen, led by President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, has received military backing from a Saudi-led coalition trying to oust the Houthis from the capital Sanaa. In a statement published by the pro-Hadi faction of the official Saba News Agency, the government warned that Saudi Arabia "is being subjected to malicious and tendentious tendencies" and criticized "media and cheap media targeting" the kingdom.
Protesters hold a portrait of missing journalist and Riyadh critic Jamal Khashoggi reading "Jamal Khashoggi is missing since October 2" during a demonstration in front of the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, on October 9. A Turkish government source told the Agence France-Presse at the weekend that the police believe the journalist "was killed by a team especially sent to Istanbul and who left the same day." OZAN KOSE/AFP/Getty Images
Washington, which has invested heavily in Riyadh as a partner against Iran in the Middle East, has offered a muted response to U.S. resident Khashoggi's disappearance, with Trump vowing to deal out "punishment" if allegations of the kingdom's involvement turned out to be true, but also proposed alternative theories and praised Saudi-Turkish cooperation. Russia, which maintains ties to both Saudi Arabia and Iran, has been mostly silent on the matter.
France, Germany and the United Kingdom called for "a credible investigation to establish the truth about what happened, and—if relevant—to identify those bearing responsibility for the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, and ensure that they are held to account" in a joint statement by their foreign ministries. Canada, with which Saudi Arabia has broken ties due to the former's criticism of the kingdom's human rights record, also endorsed the statement.
The European Union's top diplomat Federica Mogherini told reporters Monday she "expects a full investigation from the authorities of Saudi Arabia for cooperation with the Turkish authorities in line with what our main partners have expressed in Washington." Qatar, against which Saudi Arabia has led a regional boycott due to alleged ties to Iran and terrorist groups, has not officially commented, but the official Qatar News Agency reported on calls to investigate the matter from the Qatar Press Centre and the Doha Center for Media Freedom.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bahram Qasemi declined to comment on the matter during a press briefing Monday, saying "I will not judge the issue and the reports by Saudi media," according to the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency. Articles in Iran's semi-official media—along with government-controlled publications of its ally Syria—have mostly portrayed Saudi Arabia in a negative light.
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Robert Courtright (SC, 1926-2012), Untitled
Collage with painted elements on board, signed at lower left, framed.
DOA 20.25 x 26.25 in.
From the Collection of David Henderson, Spartanburg, SC
Originally from Sumter, SC, Robert Courtright studied at St. John's College in Annapolis, MD and the New School for Social Research in New York, NY. He continued his studies in New York at the Art Students League before traveling to Rome in 1953 where his interest in historic architecture and the built environment coalesced into his collage work. His work has been exhibited internationally and is represented in the collections of the Courtright's work has been exhibited internationally and is represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY; Carnegie Institute, Pittsburg, PA; Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, CT; Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C.; and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.


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Berwyn District Civic Association Thursday, June 18, 2015
Agenda Item 1. Officers Present. The following BDCA officers were present: President Kevin Young, 1st Vice President Harry Pitt, Recording Secretary Liesl Koch, Treasurer Lori Young, Board of Directors Member Bob Catlin, Neighborhood Watch Director Nick Brennan, and Welcome Committee Chair Christy Dollymore.
Agenda Item 2. Approval of Minutes. A motion was made to accept into the record the minutes from the May 21, 2015, meeting. The motion was seconded, and passed by a show of hands.
Agenda Item 3. Treasury Report. Treasurer Lori Young made the following financial report:
A motion was made, seconded, and passed to accept the treasury report into the record.
Agenda Item 4. New Business. The following topics were discussed:
There will be no BDCA meetings for the next two months (the Board will continue to meet).
Mosquito spraying is done on a case‐by‐case basis; if you report excessive mosquitoes to the City, they'll report it to USDA, which comes out and tests the site. If they determine an area needs spraying, they'll send out a van to spray the neighborhood.
A motion was made for BDCA to send the City a letter thanking City Manager Joe Nagro, who's close to retirement, for his service and contribution to the City. The motion was seconded and passed by a show of hands. PJ Brennan will draft the letter; the Board will then review it and send it out.
A motion was made to write a letter of appreciation to City Engineer Steve Halper for all the work he did coordinating with WSSC about the new curbs and gutters and the repaving. Also for working with individuals to address their specific needs. The motion was seconded and passed by a show of hands. Christy Dollymore will draft the letter.
A call to Public Works should suffice for getting a curb where a fire hydrant is located painted yellow.
The June issue of the Berwyn News is really good – especially the membership column and the column about snakeheads.
Agenda Item 5. Old Business. There was no old business.
Agenda Item 6. Special Guest: Senator Jim Rosapepe. Senator Rosapepe summarized the major issues and local issues the 21st District acted on during the 2015 Maryland Legislative Session:
New governor, lots of new legislators. Legislature found money to restore significant cuts to education funding Governor had proposed, and to maintain state employee COLA increases. There are no new taxes and one (very small) tax cut.
Transportation – Governor's proposals very much in line, budget‐wise, with the transportation package passed several years ago. Money for rebuilding Route 1 is in the budget. Launched 3 new MARC trains. Purple Line is in budget but Governor hasn't committed to it yet. 21st District representatives and UMD President Loh lobbied very hard for it. Governor to decide by end of June.
Issues more local: College Park has decided to redevelop City Hall at the existing City Hall site. The family that owns Plato's Diner has bought the auto parts store across the street and plan to open a gourmet restaurant there. Plato's has a liquor license that allows them to see liquor offsite as well; it doesn't sell liquor at the diner, but wants to at the new property.
Route 1: Fifteen years or so ago, the city, county, and state worked together to design rebuilding Route 1 from north to south in College Park. But there was no money. In 2007, Senator Rosapepe and the 21st district delegates succeeded in getting funding for the first step of the Route 1 redesign – the south part of the City to 193. But then the recession hit and the money for the project was cut. It was put back into the budget about three years ago. They've finished the design and have started the engineering. Once that's done, and once the needed acquisitions have been finalized, they will start doing the work. The SHA hasn't "bought" the City's vision of Route 1, which is for it to be attractive and safe for pedestrians and bicyclists, but we're still trying. It would cost about $14 million to under‐ground the utilities from the southernmost part of the City to 193. Eric Olson managed to obtain $4 million of that; the problem is that other $10 million. There's a federal grant program for integrated transportation improvements called the TIGER program that might provide some money. Senator Rosapepe is going to meet with Congressman Steny Hoyer about it in the next couple of weeks.
Agenda Item 7. Charter Schools. Bob Catlin reported on charter schools. The General Assembly changed what Governor Hogan wanted to do with charter schools. The State's charter school law is complicated. It's pretty restrictive compared to other states', though not as restrictive as some people would have you believe. Senator Rosapepe is on the board of the College Park Academy. Currently, charter school employees have to be on the payroll of the school system and have to be members of collective bargaining. The major issue is how much flexibility charter schools have from micromanagement by the school system. The old law said you couldn't have a "catchment" area for a charter school like you do for a public school. Since the charter schools often get more applications than they have seats for, they hold a lottery, thus negating the idea that charter schools give people a "choice". The new law says that up to 35 percent of seats in a charter school can be reserved for people in a specified catchment area around the school – as long as the median income in the catchment area is less than half the median income of the whole county. The problem is that it's not that hard to draw lines that are demographically inclusive. If a charter school applicant believes the local school system is being unreasonable, they can appeal to the
state board. Prince George's County has the second highest number of charter schools in the State.
Agenda Item 8. Liquor Sold at UMD Sports Events. Right now, you can't buy liquor in stadiums (in the suite boxes, yes, but not in general seating). That's true of lots if not most colleges in the U.S. The Student Government Association put together a proposal to sell beer at games to those over 21 years old. A UMD professor who had done a study on this was opposed, saying that his research led him to conclude that it's a very bad idea. Senator Rosapepe talked to President Loh about it a month ago; Delegate Pena‐Melnyk wrote Loh a letter, expressing why she thought it was a bad idea. President Loh decided about 10 days ago to go ahead with the plan, albeit with lots of stipulations, including a one‐year trial period. The stadiums now have to get a liquor license. Senator Rosapepe encourages anyone with strong views on the subject to talk with the Liquor Board. The Liquor Board does not have a closed mind about things like this – they listen to what people have to say.
Agenda Item 9. Funding for Schools from Casino Earnings. Casino earnings go to three places first: the winners, the people who run the casinos, and a little bit to the county in which they're located to deal with crime impacts, etc. One hundred percent of the money left over after those three groups take their share goes to the State's education budget.
Agenda Item 10. Council Member Reports. Councilmen Monroe Dennis and PJ Brennan reported the following:
The City Council is in the process of selecting a new city manager to replace Joe Nagro, who's retiring. Mr. Nagro had planned to retire June 30th but agreed to stay on until the replacement is in place. The field of candidates has been winnowed down to seven or eight.
The City Council is currently developing its next 5‐year strategic plan.
Tomorrow the National Orchestral Institute is giving a free concert at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at 12:30pm. They're targeting people who are at home during the day. The young adults in the orchestra are amazing artists.
The next Live Smart Eat Local event will be held at the Hanami Japanese Restaurant and will feature Kevin Maxwell. Rushern Baker has agreed to be the speaker at the July event.
Please support the farmers market. They are having a hard time of it this year because the students are away.
There's a new community garden with 16 plots behind Terrapin Trader. It has its own source of water – you just bring your own tools.
In addition to the city manager position, there's an economic development coordinator position open. And in February, the Director of Budget and Finance will be leaving.
The University has announced a new home ownership grant for faculty and staff at UMD. Talk to Monroe or PJ if interested.
PJ walked the Trolley Trail with the Director of Public Works. We will get seven new trash cans.
They will be cemented to the ground and more animal‐resistant. We will also get two more poop and scoop stations. There's a place for a "little free library" if anyone's interested.
On June 23rd there will be an open house retirement party for Joe Negro, sponsored by the City, at Ledo's.
Agenda Item 11. Neighborhood Watch. Neighborhood Watch Director Nick Brennan reported that there were a couple of stolen vehicles recovered in Berwyn. If you see any cars you don't think belong here, call parking enforcement – they can run a search on the tags.
There was a break‐in on Potomac Avenue. Entry was made through an unsecured window.
Nick received great feedback from the survey on permit parking. There is no consensus that people want parking permits. It's an issue that will probably come up again and again. Other neighborhoods have instituted it street by street, which we could do, but it could just cause the problem to go to another street.
According to the survey, there does seem to be some interest about exploring the possibility of installing more sidewalks. It would be funded through a grant program. College Park has received about $350,000 from that grant program from 2009 to 2011.
Agenda Item 12. BDCA Membership. Membership Director Dan Stafford is hosting a door‐to‐door canvasing event on July 11th. BDCA is a really great organization and an important part of our community. We have to go out and point that out to our neighbors as well. The goal is 250 members this year. We'll do the normal membership drive at the bonfire in the fall and the holiday party in December. We'll probably do another canvas later in the summer.
Volunteers will meet at Dan's house and then go out in pairs, then get together afterwards for pizza.
Agenda Item 13. Movies in the Park. Welcome Committee Chair Christy Dollymore ("Director of Fun") is organizing some "Movies in the Park" events – possibly the last Friday of July, August, and maybe September. She's going to test a projector this weekend. People will bring their own chair and snacks. She will survey people to see what movie they'd be interested in seeing.
Agenda Item 14. October Bonfire. The bonfire will be October 24th. Christy Dollymore will coordinate with people who have trucks to arrange for firewood to be picked up.
Agenda Item 15. Election of Officers. A motion to accept the slate of officers appearing in the June 2015 issue of the Berwyn News was made and seconded. The motion passed by a show of hands.
Nick Brennan PJ Brennan Robert Catlin Monroe Dennis
Christy Dollymore Dione Douglas Michele Garnes Chris Gordon
Liesl Koch Beth McAllister
Thomas McGonigle Coleman O'Donoghue
Harry Pitt Dan Stafford
Sandy Tyler Lori Young


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If you have a patient with a long-term condition, there are extra things you can help them to consider, and these tools devised by CBMDC and NHS Bradford and Airedale Integrated Care Programme are really helpful.
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LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO STAY STUCK ON UGLY!!!
For the longest time I've had issues with letting go. I am one of those people that will bottle things up and let them gnaw at me until my bottle gets full and spills over. (This usually gives way to super venting).
Through various interactions I have realised that I need to master the art of Letting Go. This isn't a "How-to-Forgive" blog post. On the contrary, this relates more to how to let go after you've forgiven and how to move on.
To be honest I haven't mastered that yet. Its hard to keep distracted when you're hurting about something but talking it out helps. I'm not talking about having a gossip session with your girls or mitching (or the female equivalent) about whatever it is or whoever it is that has ticked you off so royally. I mean something more constructive.
Call up whoever it is that has wronged you (if you can). Set up an appointment or whatever it is you have to do to gain an audience with them. Then proceed to get things off your chest.
Lets face it you can try whatever method to get over it, but without some sort of closure or explanation of their actions (even though their explanation might not make sense) you never really will.
At the end of each year a lot of people take time to make resolutions and take stock of their lives, and many enter the New Year screaming "New Year, New Me". Few realise that they actually have to deal with some of their problems in order to evolve.
Think of it this way, when you're cleaning a room and keep sweeping the dirt under the rug at some point the dirt under the rug will start to seep through and you can only hide that bump in the rug for so long.
Sometimes, facing people and talking it out can be ugly. That, however, shouldn't be the reason why you should ignore your need for inner peace. Life is TOO short to stay stuck on UGLY!!
Most of the time we worry about what the other person will think about us and our actions but here's the thing really, what they think about you is not your problem. You need to look out for you.
Resentment is toxic and super hazardous when its not dealt with. Sometimes you just have to go all the way and severe the ties to the other person and though it may feel like you're cutting of a limb when you look back after a year or too you'l realise that you did yourself a favour.
Sometimes, though we may never realise this, WE are toxic for others. We need to be open to the idea that people will every now and then want to cut their ties with us and learn to let go of that. Everything and everyone has its season and we always need to be aware of this.
We often get consumed by hatred, resentment and dare I say SELF PITY and refuse to let go of the ugly, forgetting that staying stuck on ugly makes us ugly. It weighs down our hearts and makes us forget to care and pay attention to what we do have.
Take a moment this year to appreciate what you do have and strive to let go of what you need to. I'm not saying it's going to be easy but it must be done.
Live so you can tell the tale of how you invented yourself.
Don't be content with just existing.
A side chick is commonly known as a mistress or a woman that's romantically involved with a man who is in a committed relationship. However after doing some reflecting, I realize that's not the only type of side chick. I want to discuss "the new side chick"–a woman who decides to stay by a man's side after he has expressed his lack of relationship intentions with her through his words or actions. So many women have made this mistake at least once in their lifetime, and unfortunately I've done the same thing.


I was finally able to get a decent chunk of time which I could dedicate to writing today. I've missed it and I'm quite pleased with what I've done. Time (and subsequent rewrites) will tell if it's any good but I'm just happy to be back in the writing chair again. Not that I've not enjoyed the visits and workshops – I've loved them, it's just the other bits that go with them (planning, stapling, laminating…) can take up so much time.
The weather was gorgeous again today, which was great. After such a stifling and humid summer I've really, REALLY enjoyed the crispness and freshness of the last couple of days.
And for anyone who might be interested in dinosaurs you might want to, take a look here.


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"The Winter War"
Directed by Pekka Parikka
This grueling film is the first made about the tenacious Finnish soldiers who defended the borders of their tiny country for 105 days against the invasion of the overwhelming and massively armed Soviet Red Army in 1939-40 during World War II. Based on Antti Tuuri's book, the film is a tribute to those Finnish heroes, whose points of view allow us to experience the brutality of daily life in the trenches. Print is somewhat rough at times. Finnish with English subtitles. 125 minutes.


On my laptop, I research and write posts on my favorite topic, living in small spaces. Or I research articles about food, make plans and budget for my next dish. My bistro table is double glassed with a short table cloth under the top glass. The table cloth gives me color and texture, the glass makes it easy to clean the top.
By the 1920's, in France, bistro dining had become synonymous with serving a quaint, simple meal for two. It remains one of the most popular table style dining, serving two even up to four people both indoors and outdoors.
The original table design had legs that folded which complemented the accompanying chairs that also folded. Later, modern designs had stationery legs, an array of materials such as metal or wood or plastic, and colors to complete any decor.
Keep it simple for a casual or cottage look.
Add a simple vase of flowers, a bowl of fruit, a candle.
Take it up a notch with a themed ambiance. Throw on a table top or floor length table cloth and a lovely set up china.
For all you indoor only dwellers, check out these ideas for inspiration!
So my question to you is this: "Do you have a small space dining area?"
Next question: "Need or want to give it more pizzazz?"
If you answered yes to both questions, well then, are you considering a bistro dining style?


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 * class ConvertList contains methods that converts a collections to an array
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 * @author Dinis Saetgareev (dinis0086@mail.ru)
 * @version 1.0
 * @since 29.03.2017
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In our latest poll, we surveyed 41 members to get their thoughts on brands bringing media buying in-house.
A long-established trend in marketing is for brands to in-house their marketing efforts and rely less on external agencies. Digiday research recently found that 56 percent of brands plan to handle more of their marketing internally in the coming year.


K=1 Project Founding Director, Emlyn Hughes, and Assistant Director, Mónica Rouco, attended the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation annual Evening for Peace. This year's gala was dedicated to Beatrice Fihn, Executive Director of ICAN, recipient of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize for its efforts to advance the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
The TPNW is the first legally binding international agreement to comprehensively prohibit nuclear weapons. It bans the use, possession, development, testing, deployment, and transfer of nuclear weapons under international law. The TPNW was adopted at a Conference at the United Nations on July 7, 2017 after 122 UN Member States voted in favor of the treaty. Sixty nine nations did not vote, including all of the nuclear weapon states and all NATO members, except the Netherlands, who voted against the treaty. The TPNW opened for signature by the Secretary-General of the United Nations on September 20, 2017 and it will enter into force 90 days after the fiftieth instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession has been deposited. As of today, 69 countries have signed and 19 countries have ratified the TPNW.


This page is not actually for the public. These pages are for my classes at LVS. When we do assignments in class, we need to post them on the web so the instructors can grade them. Because of the nature of the assignments we have to do, these pages will not match the rest of my website. I am actually very proud of these pages, not because they are particularly great, but because I put a lot of effort into this work.


A popular UK pastime, and one that brings a lot of excitement and energy. Another game of sheer chance, Bingo can be enjoyed in village halls, to large Bingo Halls and games which are playable on the internet. The excitement is waiting for that last number to be drawn in order to complete a 'line' or the 'house' for example. When you are competing blindly against other competitors, which can number greatly, then you just need luck to fall into your lap to land the big prize.
This is a game which is greatly enjoyed by all legal gambling ages, and there are some good sites where you can open accounts online and get deeply involved in the tense, exciting game.
Bingo like other casino games is based upon sheer luck of arbitrarily selected numbers drawn and matched by player with the numbers printed or electronically represented on 5x5 matrices cards. The first person having a card with the number drawn under a pattern is happens to be a winner and calls out the word "Bingo!" to alert others and inform the caller of the win. But before calling a winner card is properly checked out to confirm the prize and start a new game.
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Manikarnika, the tale of Queen of Jhansi. Our Telugu Director Krish is the director of this film and it is a proud feeling. Whatever the issues about her, on her, but she is an actress, an intensified actress i.e, Kangana Ranaut. Really, her expressions and her action shots are goosebumps. Undoubtedly, Kangana Ranaut is one the best actresses of Indian cinema history, that's all.
Now, come to the visuals and production values of the film, we know, how Krish made the Gautami Puthra Sathakarni movie in a less time. If he has more time, certainly he can do wonders and now it is proved by this visuals and taking of Manikarnika. So, eagerly waiting for his way of storytelling about the great fighter Queen of Jhansi, Manikarnika.
Actually, we all study about Jhansi Lakshmi Bai in our history books. Now, it is coming as a movie and certainly, a visual experience is better than the theoretical knowledge. So, January 25th is the time to know some more about our Indian proud Jhansi Lakshmi Bai. Moreover, Our Bahubali writer, father of Rajamouli, V.Vijayendra Prasad is the story writer of this film. So, just wait for the trailer.


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# OAuth/OpenID Authentication

CAS as OAuth Server
This page specifically describes how to enable OAuth/OpenID server support for CAS. If you would like to have CAS act as an OAuth/OpenID client communicating with other providers (such as Google, Facebook, etc), see this page.

To get a better understanding of the OAuth/OpenID protocol support in CAS, [see this page](../protocol/OAuth-Protocol.html).

## Configuration
Support is enabled by including the following dependency in the Maven WAR overlay:

```xml
<dependency>
  <groupId>org.jasig.cas</groupId>
  <artifactId>cas-server-support-oauth</artifactId>
  <version>${cas.version}</version>
</dependency>
```

After enabling OAuth support, three new urls will be available:

* **/oauth2.0/authorize**
It's the url to call to authorize the user: the CAS login page will be displayed and the user will login.

* **/oauth2.0/accessToken**
It's the url to call to get an access token. The returned format will be plain text by default, but it can be JSON if set so in the management webapp per OAuth client.

* **/oauth2.0/profile**
It's the url to call to get the profile of the authorized user. The response is in JSON format with all attributes of the user.

## Grant types

Four grant types are supported: they allow you to get an access token representing the current user and OAuth client application.
With the access token, you'll be able to query the `/profile` endpoint and get the user profile.

`/cas/oauth2.0/profile?access_token=ACCESS_TOKEN` returns the user profile.

### The authorization code grant type is made for UI interactions: the user will enter his own credentials

1) `/cas/oauth2.0/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=ID&redirect_uri=CALLBACK` returns the code as a parameter of the CALLBACK url

2) `/cas/oauth2.0/accessToken?grant_type=authorization_code&client_id=ID&client_secret=SECRET&code=CODE&redirect_uri=CALLBACK` returns the access token

### The implicit grant type is also made for UI interactions, but for Javascript applications

1) `/cas/oauth2.0/authorize?response_type=token&client_id=ID&redirect_uri=CALLBACK` returns the access token as an anchor parameter of the CALLBACK url

### The resource owner password credentials grant type allows the OAuth client to directly send the user's credentials to the OAuth server

1) `/cas/oauth2.0/accessToken?grant_type=password&client_id=ID&username=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD` returns the access token (based on the username/password credentials of a user)

### The refresh token grant type retrieves a new access token from a refresh token (emitted for a previous access token), when this previous access token is expired

1) `/cas/oauth2.0/accessToken?grant_type=refresh_token&client_id=ID&client_secret=SECRET&refresh_token=REFRESH_TOKEN` returns the access token

To get refresh tokens, the OAuth client must be configured to return refresh tokens (`generateRefreshToken` property).

Notice that sensitive information (`client_secret`, `password` and `refresh_token`) should be sent via POST requests.

## Add OAuth Clients

Every OAuth client must be defined as a CAS service (notice the new *clientId* and *clientSecret* properties, specific to OAuth):

```json
{
  "@class" : "org.jasig.cas.support.oauth.services.OAuthRegisteredService",
  "clientId": "clientid",
  "clientSecret": "clientSecret",
  "bypassApprovalPrompt": false,
  "serviceId" : "^(https|imaps)://hello.*",
  "name" : "HTTPS and IMAPS",
  "id" : 10000001
}
```

## OAuth Code Expiration Policy

The expiration policy for OAuth codes is controlled by the following properties:

```properties
# oauth.code.numberOfUses=1
# oauth.code.timeToKillInSeconds=1
```

## OAuth Access Token Expiration Policy

The expiration policy for OAuth access tokens is controlled by the following properties:

```properties
# oauth.access.token.maxTimeToLiveInSeconds=28800
# oauth.access.token.timeToKillInSeconds=7200
```

## OAuth Refresh Token Expiration Policy

The expiration policy for OAuth refresh tokens is controlled by the following property:

```properties
# oauth.refresh.token.timeToKillInSeconds=2592000
```

# OpenID Authentication

To configure CAS to act as an OpenID provider, please [see this page](../protocol/OpenID-Protocol.html).