Perhaps you have found this webpage because you were told by a printing company that your art files are "not camera ready" ?
A professional graphic designer can help your printing look more polished and professional, but if you are on a tight budget that may not be an option. Rather than hire a designer, many small businesses opt to create their own marketing materials to save money. Without professional software (and the proper training) that can be a challenging task. If you follow the steps below carefully you will be able to supply a printing company with the digital art file(s) they need to print your order.
What Exactly is Camera Ready Art?
Camera Ready Art is the term used in the printing industry referring to a digital document that is ready to be printed. For a document to be Camera Ready means that the printing company can use the digital art file "as is," and that no file editing on their end is required start printing your order.
There are many reasons your art file may not be ready to print. Below is a step-by-step tutorial that goes through all of the criteria necessary to make a digital art file Camera Ready. If you have no experience in Graphic Design you may find it somewhat overwhelming. Feel free to contact Summit Printing if you would rather hire a professional to create your camera ready art for you.
Nearly all of the steps necessary in creating a camera-ready art file occur in the beginning, when the document is first created. Once properly setup you can proceed with confidence that your designs will print as intended.
Adobe software is the industry standard for professional graphic design. Packed together as the Adobe Creative Suite, Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign are the powerful trio that create most of the printed marketing materials worldwide. Although QuarkXPress was the preferred page layout program in times past, Adobe InDesign has nearly replaced it in most advertising agencies and commercial printing facilities.
Microsoft Publisher and Corel Draw are also used, but not as well supported. Choosing any other layout program than these listed may cause issues when attempting to use for professional commercial printing. NEW - the newest verstion of Microsoft Publisher no longer supports saving documents in CMYK Color Space, a major issue if color accuracy is important to your order.
When laying out your document, vector art is generally the preferred art format, especially for typography and large documents such as signs and banners. Not to say you should not use photos, of course, but place your raster images into InDesign, Illustrator, Publisher or CorelDraw. This will result in smaller file sizes and crisp black type that is not pixelated.
Note: Photoshop and other raster art programs can not easily create true 2-color art. They are for full-color and greyscale artwork only. The same is true when saving art files from ANY software to TIF, JPG, PNG, BMP or other bitmap formats.
Caution: Consult your printer before beginning the design process. Confirm what software & file formats they accept to be certain they support them. Although these are the standard procedures for preparing print-ready artwork in the commerical printing industry, some printing companies may have slightly different setup requirements than demonstrated here.
Create a document the size of the finished product.
Many novice designers just leave their document size on the default letter dimensions of 8½″ x 11″ which can cause numerous problems throughout the design and printing process. Camera ready art is set it to the correct measurements of the final trim size of the printing.
• If your document folds, use the flat (unfolded) size.
• For die cut designs (special shapes), use the widest length and width before the shape is die cut.
Exception: If you are using a raster art design program, such as Photoshp, you will need to make your document size slightly larger than the finished size equal to the bleed zone if you want your artwork to print to the edges (typically add 0.25″ to both the hight and width). This is because Photoshop can not have artwork beyond the document edges.
Known as the pasteboard, Illustrator, InDesign and other layout programs allow you to put your bleed zone on the pasteboard and add crop marks and bleed when you are saving to PDF for the commercial printing company. In Photoshop the bleed zone is part of the document itself.
Always design in CMYK color space when making print ready art.
All professional design programs have at least two color modes: CMYK and RGB, which are completely different color spaces.
CMYK color mode is for commercial printing; RGB color is for website development.
See Color Essentials for more information.
Once your rules are visible you can drag-out guides from it, which are light blue lines used to mark measurements (don't worry, they don't actually print). Guides are critical for making the accurate measurements often necessary in camera ready art, such as centerlines, folding locations, margins and bleed area.
Inside and outside of your document edges are two important areas in creating a print ready document: the bleed zone and page margins (or safe zone). The easiest way to be certain that your bleeds and margins are set up correctly is to drag guides to mark their position.
A "bleed" is anything that you want to print to the very edges of the finished product: a line, photo, illustration, background, etc. that will "run off the edge" of the paper. Whatever you want to bleed must be positioned PAST the document edges where you want it to bleed.
We recommend that you always set up your art to follow the printing industries' standard bleed zone of 0.125″ (⅛″) past the document edge (on all 4 sides). Although printing registration is rarely that inaccurate, the bleed zone compensates for minor inaccuracies of the printing, trimming and folding equipment to ensure that there are no white cracks (unprinted white paper) on the edges of the finished pieces.
In some cases (depending on your order) Summit Printing can accept files with only 0.0625 bleed, but that is unusual in the industry.
Margin is the space INSIDE of the document edges creating a "safety zone" for art that you do NOT want to get cut off in the trimming process. Due to minor variations of the production equipment involved, you need a clear margin of free space around your art. Industry standard is to never place anything closer than 0.125″ (⅛″) to the document edge.
In addition to it's safety feature, text and copy too close to the edges of a document do not look aesthetically pleasing from a graphic design standpoint either. See White Space.
Ink Colors - a common reason that artwork is not print ready involves the improper usage of ink colors. Be sure that your document is set to the CMYK color mode. The ink colors you choose now should depend upon what type printing your intend to create.
Choose CMYK ink colors for full-color printing. Choose Pantone Solid Colors (also known as spot colors) for 1-2 color printing. Save your ink colors to the swatches pallet if you intend to insure you keep using the exact same color(s) throught your art file.
Unless your monitor is calibrated and of excellent quality, your artwork is likely to have slightly different colors when printed. Professionals use Pantone Color Charts (available in both solid and process colors) to ensure accurate color. See printing ink colors for a more detailed explanation of the various types of ink colors & color charts.
If you want full-color printing and your printing company is using modern equipment, artwork received using Pantone Solid Colors or RGB (Web) colors may automatically be converted into CMYK colors, but this may also cause some colors to change significantly from how they appeared on your computer monitor. Supplying artwork with incorrect colors to a printing company that outputs to film may result in the incorrect colors used not printing at all, as they are never imaged onto the printing plates at all.
Check your Color Separations: if your art is camera ready then all document components (text, images, backgrounds, etc.) should be prepared for the color mode in which it will be printed: CMYK, Spot-Color or Greyscale. A color-separated PDF is an excellent way to cross-check your work for accuracy.
Note: If you see type in the color separated PDF on all four plates that was meant to print only as black ink (and not rich black), you made the common mistake of selecting the registration swatch (which looks black) instead of the real black ink swatch. This can cause problems, including a muddy look (not crisp) to fine type. Large solids of registration can even cause the sheets of paper to glue themselves to one another, as it consists of 100% of all four of the CMYK inks.
Image Resolution - all photos and other raster art should be at least 300 DPI to ensure they print clearly. Low quality images may appear blurry and pixelated. Modern print equipment resolution is 350 DPI or better.
Most of the full color products from Summit Printing are 500 DPI (photo-quality).
DO NOT scan previously printed images (known as re-screens). Scanned rescreens, when printed, will contain a strange looking pattern called a moire unless you blur the halftone scan to remove the dot pattern. A proof will not reveal a moire problem, as most digital proofs are printed with a continuous tone, not halftones. The moire will not become apparent until your project is already plated and on the printing press.
Note: images "borrowed" from a website are typically only 72 DPI. Although they "look fine on screen," they are not appropriate for commercial quality printing unless scaled down to 25% of their original size (usually too small to be suitable for your needs). An exception to this guidline is signage or any other graphic that is normally not viewed close up anyway, where 72 dpi may look acceptable (as long as you don't enlarge the image). There are many stock photography websites that have large images at an inexpenive price. There is also a way in a Google Search to constrain your images search to only large images click on "Search Tools" and see "SIZE".
Many design programs have the ability to apply drop shadows and other special effects to photos, type and illustrations. The quality of these effects, however, is often controlled by default settings within your software that are usually preset to a very low resolution output.
The location of these setting dialog boxes in all versions of the various design software is beyond the scope of this tutorial, but be aware of the issue. Check the output quality of your drop shadows before going to press to be sure that low-resolution effects are not going to cause an otherwise great print job to go bad.
There are literally thousands of type fonts available, and no printing company has them all. Even when graphic designers use very common typefaces, be aware there are often several font foundries that make the exact same font. Substituting fonts with the same name, but created by different font foundries, can sometimes cause problems. A printing facility may substitute their version of Helvetica Italic, for example, for another version of Helvetica Italic. These font substitutions are usually insignificant, but occasionally tracking (font spacing) can change enough to throw the ending of a sentence into an photo or illustration.
Outline your Fonts - Adobe Illustrator, InDesign & CorelDraw, have a method of turning the type fonts into objects, so they are no longer a type font. Obviously you will need to make a copy of the digital file first, as the typesetting will no longer be editable. This method will eliminate any possibility of a font problem without losing any quality, such as rasterizing the art.
Supply your Fonts - many design programs can automatically collect all of the fonts used in the document. Package them in a folder to supply to your printing facility.
Make a PDF - there are many advantages of making a PDF of your finished artwork. One of these advantages is that all of the fonts are embedded into the PDF file, so anyone that you send it to is guaranteed to see the type font exactly as you intended for them to look.
If all of the above steps were followed carefully your artwork should be camera ready. Prior to sending your art files to be printed there are just a few things to consider to make sure that your design prints as intended.
Spell Check – professional design programs have a built-in spell check capability, but they are not infallible. In addition to spelling consider grammar and punctuation, and certainly your phone numbers, address and other information that the spell check program is unable to help with. It is always a good idea to have one or more additional people examine your document for errors you may have overlooked.
Reinspections – make sure all images and special effects are high resolution. Confirm that bleed and margin areas are ample. Verify that your color space is set to CMYK, and your ink color separations are accurate (example: a 2-color job doesn't have more than the 2 plates). Note the position of any bindery functions (such as folding or hole-punching) and how they will interact with the placement of your designs.
In preparation to transfer your files to be printed, you can package your files as described above if your software offers the option. If your document was created in Adobe Illustrator, you can make a copy and outline the fonts rather than manually gather them. In Photoshop, saving as a TIF file is recommended, as a JPG (although a smaller file size) will somewhat degrade the quality of your images.
Now that you are ready to print your document, how are you getting it to your printing company?
• Or save yourself a lot of hassle – make a proper PDF file and just email it!
A properly made PDF file will embed all of the document fonts and images. It will also compress your file-size to a mere fraction of the original size of the native art without loss of quality. It is not uncommon for an 80 MB brochure to distill down to a 7 MB file, now able to just send by email.
FYI — the term camera ready artwork, although still used, is a rather inaccurate term. Modern printing companies no longer use a camera to shoot film nor use negatives to make printing plates. Printing plates are output digitally without the use of film negatives (called direct-to-plate), or the artwork is imaged directly onto the blanket of the press.


Everyone has heard all of the reasons that eating before bed can be a problem, but today's research suggests that all of these are just myths. In fact, there are some foods you can eat before bed that are healthy, may help you get a better night's sleep, and keep you moving in the right direction.
There are lots of reasons that Greek yogurt makes the list of foods that you can eat before bed. The protein helps you feel full right before you hit the sack, so there's no rumbling tummy as your head hits the pillow. In addition, yogurt tends to be good for the digestive system, creating a calming effect for the stomach. Individuals who eat Greek yogurt right before bed are going to be less likely to experience things like heartburn when they wake up in the morning.
After Thanksgiving, everyone talks about how tired they feel after eating turkey. Why not take advantage of this same concept at night? The amino acid tryptophan, which is found in string cheese and other dairy products, is also found in turkey. Low in fat yet high in protein, two slices of white meat turkey can help you feel full and might just help lull you to sleep at the end of a long day.
If you aren't interested in making a big mess in the kitchen right before turning in, opt for a quick and easy snack. A banana doesn't leave any dishes behind and can be consumed just about anywhere in the house. Loaded with fiber, a banana can leave you feeling full without a lot of hassle. If that doesn't sound like it will be enough, add about a tablespoon of peanut butter for an extra boost of protein.
Simple and easy is the way to go when it comes to foods you can eat before bed. Canned tuna is easy to eat and doesn't require a lot of preparation. Keeping several cans of tuna in the pantry can also provide a healthy alternative for lunch and dinner. Because canned tuna is low in fat, consider adding some healthy fat in the form of olive oil to complete the snack. Don't think it will be enough? A few whole grain crackers can add a little crunch.
Salmon is one of those foods often associated with things like weight loss and a healthy lifestyle. This lean protein offers the body lots of different things it needs to function properly without being high in saturated fats, making it one of the best foods you can eat before bed. It isn't necessarily the most convenient snack option, but consider putting it together with some salad greens and seeds right before bed to get in a mini meal before lights out.
A handful of baby carrots is easy to eat and won't create a lot of mess. The crunch alone can provide a satisfying feeling for those who might be heading into the kitchen for something that is less than healthy. While not especially filling, carrots provide just enough to keep a person satisfied until his or her eyes start to close. As an added bonus, each carrot is only about four calories, making it an ideal selection for those who are really focusing on calorie count.
If your goal is a fast snack that doesn't require a lot of preparation, string cheese fits the bill. Low in calories but high in protein, you're sure to feel full without feeling overly guilty. Cheese also has the added benefit of having an amino acid called tryptophan, which can actually help a person feel sleepy at the end of the night. If the cheese itself isn't enough, consider pairing it with an apple or a handful of nuts to get a little more bang for your buck.
Sticking with the breakfast as a bedtime snack idea, a hard-boiled egg is another great selection. To cut down on prep time, consider making several eggs earlier in the day and setting aside one for night time. Filled with protein, the egg helps you feel full but not overly full, and it tends to digest slowly throughout the night. If you are worried that an egg isn't going to be enough by itself, add a slice of flax bread to provide a little something extra.
For some, a bowl of cereal is the ideal before-bedtime snack, but don't go looking around the pantry for some of the kids' sugar-filled selections. Instead, choose a whole grain cereal like bran or corn flakes that will be easy on the stomach and filling. By adding low fat milk, you get an extra boost of protein and can probably stay under 200 calories when all is said and done. With just a bowl and a spoon to clean up, this is a great choice for those looking for something simple.
Looking for something savory with a little bit of crunch? Look no further than peanut butter and whole grain crackers. People looking to deal with a chips and dip craving can be satisfied by this kind of snack, which will easily work as one of the foods you can eat before bed. Because the amount you eat is important, consider counting out four or five crackers and a small serving of peanut butter and walking away. Bringing the whole box of crackers to bed is a recipe for disaster!
Considered a healthy snack at all times of the day, cottage cheese is a great choice right before bed. The slow-releasing protein is sure to keep a person feeling full and satisfied right before nodding off to sleep. If plain cottage cheese doesn't sound appealing, there are lots of items that can be added into the mix to keep things interesting and create unique flavors. Peanut butter provides some extra protein while increasing digestion time. Berries add a layer of sweetness that works well for those needing to deal with a sweet tooth at the end of the night.
Lots of people use a protein shake to replace a meal during the day, but that same shake can also work well at the end of the evening. It offers a lot of the same benefits that some of the other foods you can eat before bed do, while giving you lots of flavor options to choose from. It can work to repair muscles as you sleep. If you need a little healthy fat, you can throw in a tablespoon of coconut oil for added flavor. Alternatively, if you want to go all natural, opt for maca powder as the basis of your healthy shake.


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require 'open3'
require 'drb/drb'
require 'rubyang'

module Rubyang
  class Database
    class ComponentManager
      class Component
        attr_reader :name, :hook, :path, :sock, :thread, :instance

        def initialize name, hook, path
          @name = name
          @hook = hook
          @path = path
          @sock = "/tmp/rubyang/component/#{@name}.sock"
        end

        def start
          begin
            @thread = Thread.new( @path ) do |path|
              stdout, stderr, status = Open3.capture3( "#{RUBY_ENGINE} #{path}" )
            end
            10.times{ |i|
              break if File.socket? @sock
              sleep 1
              raise "Load failed: #{@name} : #{@path}" if i == 9
            }
            @instance = DRbObject.new_with_uri( "drbunix:#{@sock}" )
          rescue => e
            puts "Error: #{e}"
          end
        end

        def run
          begin
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          rescue => e
            puts "Error: #{e}"
          end
        end
      end

      def initialize
        @components = Array.new
      end

      def update components
        current_component_names = @components.map{ |c| c.name }
        new_component_names = components.map{ |c| c[0] }
        unloading_component_names = current_component_names - new_component_names
        loading_component_names = new_component_names - current_component_names
        puts "Load: #{loading_component_names}"
        puts "Unload: #{unloading_component_names}"
        unloading_component_names.each{ |n|
          component = @components.find{ |c| c.name == n }
          component.thread.kill
          @components.delete_if{ |c| c.name == n }
        }
        loading_component_names.each{ |n|
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        }
      end

      def run hook
        @components.select{ |c| c.hook == hook }.each{ |c|
          c.run
        }
      end
    end
  end
end

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Q: Travis displaying build error when build was passed travis badge fails to show build status is passing
i have tried copying the readme badge to show my build status but still keeps on showing build error on my repository
my test scripts
  "scripts": {
    "start": "node ./build/app.js",
    "test": "npm run db:unmigrate && npm run db:migrate && npm run db:seedAll && npm run testing",
    "dev": "nodemon --exec babel-node app/app.js",
    "db:migrate": "babel-node app/server/migrations/migrate.js",
    "db:unmigrate": "babel-node app/server/migrations/unmigrate.js",
    "db:seedAll": "babel-node app/server/seed/seedAll.js",
    "testing": "nyc mocha --timeout 50000  -r esm --exit",
    "clean": "rm -rf build && mkdir build",
    "build": "npm run clean && npm run build-babel",
    "build-babel": "babel -d ./build ./app -s",
    "generate-lcov": "nyc report --reporter=text-lcov > lcov.info",
    "codeclimate-coverage": "codeclimate-test-reporter < lcov.info",
    "coveralls-coverage": "coveralls < lcov.info",
    "coverage": "npm run test && npm run generate-lcov && npm run coveralls-coverage && npm run codeclimate-coverage"
  },

my test are run on a npm run test command my travis.yml file is below am using elephant sql

language: node_js
node_js:
 - "stable"
install: npm install
cache:
  directories:
    - "node_modules"
env:
  - CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKEN=be3fcca4d68c6d7f19c1ca6ba76517d6c01e6891b3
  - NODE_ENV=TEST
  - SECRET_KEY=nagasaki
after_success:
  - npm run coverage

A: i solved it by copying my travis badge into my readme.md from the travis build and pushing readme changes to my remote repository on github

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Q: DevExpress MetroUI Problems Actually,I have done my application using DevExpress MetroUIView.
I have a TileContainer and on clicking tile, it is showing GridView page and on doubleclick on GridView, it is navigating to Details page.
Up to now, everything works fine.
My problem is: when I click back button at the details page, it is directly navigating to TileContainer page instead of GridView page.
I want in a way like, when I click back button from Details page, it should redirect to GridView page and if I click back button on Gridview page, it should redirect to TileContainer screen.

A: Here is the answer for the DevExpress DocumentManager version v12.2 and it's WindowsUIView(MetroUIView):
To make it possible to navigate back from the current screen(with item detail) to upper level(with grid) you should make the current content container aware to it's parent container via ContentConteiner.Parent property.
Thus your containers hierarchy should looks like this:
// mainTileContainer(MainMenu)
//  -> gridItemsPage(GridControl)
//    -> itemDetailPage(DetailForm)
//...
mainTileContainer.ActivationTarget = gridItemsPage;
gridItemsPage.Parent = mainTileContainer;
itemDetailPage.Parent = gridItemsPage;

Related links:

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*Content Containers

*Hierarchy and Screens

*How To: Create Content Containers Hierarchy


The Reds return to the Impact Arena this evening for an Emirates FA Cup Second Qualifying Round Replay against Evo-Stik South Division One Central side Sutton Coldfield Town.
After back to back league defeats to Guiseley and league leaders Chorley, Alfreton headed to Sutton on Saturday looking to get back to winning ways but fell 2-0 behind after just six minutes at Coles Lane.
Sutton, who sit two leagues below the Reds, gave Billy Heath an almighty scare but goals from Richard Peniket and Declan Bacon in the second half sealed an impressive comeback and a Replay for Alfreton.
Defensive sharpness will again be top of the list for the Reds who were caught by two openings on Saturday where the Royals were given too much space. Errors will be a trait the boss will look to iron out as the league campaign rumbles on and a win in tonight's Replay will be a welcome boost ahead of the visit of Bradford (PA) on Saturday in the league.
Opponents Sutton Coldfield progressed to this stage thanks to replay win against Rushall Olympic. After a 2-2 draw in the first fixture at Coles Lane, the Royals won 0-1 in the second fixture to set up the tie. Another credible result on Saturday followed as they look to cause an upset tonight.
The Reds are back at the Impact Arena where we have only lost twice in our five home outings so far and a home win will also bring much needed confidence again.
The winners of tonight's tie face a trip to Evo-Stik Premier division side Mickleover Sports in the Third Qualifying Round on the weekend of 6th October.


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My work is varied… I have two distinct drawing styles and can use either to communicate what it is you are trying to say with an image. Please browse my work by clicking any of the images below or by perusing my blog feed.
I take commissions for drawings or illustrations for personal and corporate use. If needed I can turn around work quickly (especially if needed for publication deadline) depending on my current work load. Please indicate this in our initial discussion.
An illustration or drawing can be a great way to communicate your message or an idea in a story, article or on your website. Likewise a custom portrait (people or animal) is a thoughtful gift for a loved one – these have been very well received (usually with a few tears of joy thrown in for good measure ♥). If you've got an idea for a drawing then lets have a chat. I would love to hear from you.


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Q: Cisco router date time via SNMPv2 Im trying to get internal cisco router date time via SNMP.
CLI analog of what I want to get is "show clock".
Is there any specific OID to get this information via SNMP (besides the upTime OID which are not helpful in this case)?
Thank you in advice!

A: I think the OID you're looking for is:
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.131.1.1.1 - csyClockDateAndTime
From the Description: "The current local date and time for the system."
It's a read-write object (read-only on some systems).
Pls refer to http://tools.cisco.com/Support/SNMP/do/BrowseOID.do?local=en&translate=Translate&objectInput=1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.131.1.1.1.


We created an innovation team comprising of (Ed)Tech Mentors who are teachers, students and administrators. All of them collaborate to push and implement our school's EdTech vision through mentoring their peers.
This is the updated programme documentation for the curious.
In the future, we would like to have an Innovation Retreat by going on a weekend out of campus to self-organize a training based on our needs and wishes through Design Thinking.
To become an EdTech mentor has given me a new focus and a practical way to contribute to the school community. Despite the limitations faced by part-time teaching in regard to time and interaction with colleagues, I feel empowered to share and learn more; to share some of the experience acquired through online, and face to face teaching, as well as being eager to learn, unlearn, give it a try, modify, transform.
I feel I have more potential to grow. I am also inspired to consider a shift in my career, maybe becoming an instructional coach, who knows. Becoming a Mentor has opened the windows of possibilities.
I love training and working in multicultural environments, and that is also a highlight of being an EdTech Mentor.


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Delhi HC says reservation of ICU beds inhuman, asks state to take final decision before Dec 26
While observing against the reservation, the court said the government can come back later to the court in case the numbers rise again. "Today, 800-900 ICU beds are vacant. It cannot be sustained," it said further.
By: Express News Service | New Delhi | December 25, 2020 12:47:32 am
The committee has suggested scaling down the ICU bed reservation to 60 percent.
THE DELHI High Court Thursday said that the continuation of Delhi government's order directing 33 major hospitals to reserve 80 percent of ICU beds for COVID-19 patents is "inhuman" and at present there should be no reservation. Following the observation, the government told the court that it will take a decision on or before December 26 on the recommendations of the committee, which has suggested scaling down the reservation to 60 percent.
"With this kind of data, there is a serious doubt on this. Continuation of this order is inhuman," observed Justice Navin Chawla while referring to the information presented by the petitioner Association of Healthcare Providers (Indian) regarding the number of vacant ICU beds in the hospitals after recent decline of COVID-19 cases in the national capital. The Association has challenged the government order, which was passed by the state in September, arguing that it amounts to nationalization of the private sector hospitals and also violates the rights of non-COVID patients.
Additional Solicitor General Sanjay Jain told the court that the government is yet to take a decision on the committee's recommendations dated December 23 and will hold a meeting by December 26. Senior Advocate Maninder Singh, who represents the association of the hospitals, earlier described the order as the government's populist measure and argued that only judicial review can keep a check on the "brazen and unbridled jurisdiction usurped by the state in the case".
The court on Thursday also asked the government to involve Dr V.K. Paul, Member, NITI Aayog and Dr Randeep Guleria, AIMS Director in the deliberations and grant an opportunity to the petitioner to make a representation before the decision is finally taken. It also said the data presented by the petitioner would be an important material to be considered by the government in taking its final decision.
While adjourning the matter for next hearing before a vacation bench on December 28, the court said the government's decision shall be placed before the court on that date.

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I don't go to a psychiatrist. I don't go to a gym. I run away from my accountant, I run away from my dentist. They are all supposed to help you, but I like to stay in bed, where I have a chance to reflect, like Rossellini.
Look, if you have somebody who doesn't have health insurance, who doesn't have a doctor or dentist, and in order to deal with their cold or flu or dental problem, they go to an emergency room - in general, that visit will cost ten times more than walking into a community health center.
I go to the dentist every six months, I get a cleaning, so... I'm fortunate enough that those fluoride treatments as a child worked. Not getting any cavities.
I was a bio major, and I was going to take over my aunt's dental practice and be a dentist.
It's a funny relationship that makeup artists have. I always feel kind of like a dentist. People look at me and think of pain.
I'm not really sure if I will go back to school. I'm getting old! So I'm not really sure if I have time to go back to school to be a dentist. But hopefully I'll be an Olympic gold medalist.


The queer singer and her co-star from A Star Is Born have performed their multi-awarded duet Shallow at the Oscar ceremony on February 24th and added one more award to their collection. "Shallow" picked up best original song at the Oscars, and Gaga, bursting in tears, said in her acceptance speech that she would never be able to sing this song with anyone rather than Bradley Cooper. Cooper, in turn, thanked his film partner for singing, writing, acting and being so good in all of these. Their fans and celebrity colleagues congratulated Gaga and Cooper with their award and praised their magnificent performance. Tyra Banks said she was "deeply touched" by it. Arrow star Stephen Amell adde4d that seeing and hearing such an amazing duet was probably one of the greatest things that could ever happen and such a performance is one of the best ever seen on the modern television.
Will we see Cynthia Nixon as a Governor of New York?


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Assisted Living Facilities in DAVIS, CA
DAVIS Assisted Living
Assisted Living in DAVIS, CA
There are 23 assisted living facilities in DAVIS, California area. These facilities provide assisted living apartments and help with everyday tasks to elderly seniors. DAVIS assisted living facilities also provide memory care assistance for senior citizens with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Some facilities are part of larger senior living communities in DAVIS and provide continuing care options.
Atria Covel Gardens
Atria Covel Gardens provides assisted living care in Davis, California. It can accommodate a maximum of 210 seniors at a time. With a location at 1111 Alvarado Ave, in the 95616 area code inside Yolo county, Atria Covel Gardens assists those 55 and older adults who need aid with daily tasks. Some of the services offered by Atria Covel Gardens include off-site outings and picnics, on-site lectures and guest speakers and transportation to doctor's appointments. Atria Covel Gardens has an active license by California to provide senior living, with license number 577000881.
University Retirement Community At Davis
University Retirement Community At Davis specializes in providing senior living in Yolo county, California. It includes a total of 500 studio and 1-bedrooom apartments for 55 and older adults. University Retirement Community At Davis is pet-friendly and can provide assistance with bathing, dressing and transferring to any seniors living in Davis, CA and surrounding areas. University Retirement Community At Davis is located at 1515 Shasta Drive, 95616.
Resort At Spanish Bay
When searching for assisted senior living in Davis, California, you will find Resort At Spanish Bay as an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 6 assisted living units and includes services such as recreation and social activities. Its license number is 575002158. Resort At Spanish Bay provides assisted living not only to Davis residents, but also to all Yolo county residents as well.
Astoria Vista Senior Care Residence
If you need assistance with everyday tasks, Astoria Vista Senior Care Residence can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and care you need in Davis, California. Astoria Vista Senior Care Residence has a total capacity of 6 senior citizens. It includes services like fully secured premises, wellness center and 3 daily meals. Astoria Vista Senior Care Residence is licensed with California and its license number is 577002037.
Rancho Macero Home Care
Rancho Macero Home Care has a capacity of 6 senior citizens and includes amenities such as housekeeping and laundry services. It is located at 4419 La Canada Way, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Davis, CA older adults. Rancho Macero Home Care is licensed with California and its license number is 577002086.
Astoria Vista Ii Senior Care Residence
Located at 1125 Pistachio Court, inside 95618 zip code area in Yolo county, Astoria Vista Ii Senior Care Residence provides assisted senior living to Davis, CA senior citizens and includes amenities such as scheduled transportation to appointments and a busy calendar of social activities. Astoria Vista Ii Senior Care Residence can accommodate up to 6 seniors at a time. Astoria Vista Ii Senior Care Residence has official license # of 575001994.
Carlton Plaza Of Davis
Situated at 2726 Fifth Street, Davis, California, 95618, Carlton Plaza Of Davis can help any Yolo county resident with daily living activities and includes amenities like wi-fi, landscaped grounds and more. Carlton Plaza Of Davis can provide long term care and assisted living to a maximum of 150 residents at once. Its license number is 577005341.
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Sacred Heart Care Home For The Elderly
Seniors looking for assisted senior living in Woodland, California will find Sacred Heart Care Home For The Elderly, located at 605 Connor Lane inside 95695 zip code as a wonderful option for all of their care needs. Sacred Heart Care Home For The Elderly is able to care for up to 8 older adults and allows seniors to stay with pets. California records show that Sacred Heart Care Home For The Elderly has a license number of 570314689.
Modern Care And Living
With a location at 2472 Starling Lane in Yolo county, Modern Care And Living excels at providing assisted living services for seniors in West Sacramento, CA as well as those who live in surrounding areas. Modern Care And Living includes amenities such as medication management and emergency alert system. Modern Care And Living is capable of caring for a maximum of 6 West Sacramento older residents and provides several levels of care. Modern Care And Living has an official license to provide senior living for Yolo, CA residents, with license # 575001676.
Californian, located at 1224 Cottonwood Street provides senior assisted living services in Woodland, California and includes services such as scheduled family meetings, up to 3 delicious meals per day and caregiving staff that is available 24/7. Californian is equipped to care for up to 88 senior citizens from 95695 zip code in Yolo county and surrounding areas. Californian is licensed to provide assisted living services in Woodland, California, with license # 570316115.
Harbor Comfort Home
Harbor Comfort Home provides assisted living services in West Sacramento, California. It can house a maximum of 4 retirees at a time. With a location at 4060 Shaver Court, in the 95691 area code inside Yolo county, Harbor Comfort Home assists those 55+ adults who need aid with activities of daily living. Some of the amenities offered by Harbor Comfort Home include community and cultural events, educational opportunities and arranged transportation. Harbor Comfort Home has an active license by California to provide assisted living care, with license number 577005437.
St. Claire's Home For The Elderly
St. Claire's Home For The Elderly specializes in providing senior assisted living in Yolo county, California. It includes a total of 6 studio and 1-bedrooom apartments for 55 and older adults. St. Claire's Home For The Elderly is pet-friendly and can provide assistance with bathing, dressing and transferring to any seniors living in West Sacramento, CA and surrounding areas. St. Claire's Home For The Elderly is located at 2551 Meadowlark Circle, 95691.
Anisia's Healthy Living
When searching for assisted living in West Sacramento, California, you will find Anisia's Healthy Living as an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 6 assisted living units and includes services such as recreation and social activities. Its license number is 577001978. Anisia's Healthy Living provides assisted living not only to West Sacramento residents, but also to all Yolo county residents as well.
If you require assistance with daily tasks, Palm Gardens can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and care you need in Woodland, California. Palm Gardens has a total capacity of 100 elderly residents. It includes amenities like 24 hour security cameras, wellness center and dining. Palm Gardens is licensed with California and its license number is 577005609.
Almanor Lake View
Almanor Lake View has a capacity of 6 senior citizens and includes amenities such as housekeeping and laundry services. It is located at 3610 Almanor Road, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to West Sacramento, CA older adults. Almanor Lake View is licensed with California and its license number is 575001895.
Lv Resident Care Corp
Located at 26317 Woodland Ave. , inside 95627 zip code area in Yolo county, Lv Resident Care Corp provides assisted senior living to Esparto, CA senior citizens and includes amenities such as scheduled transportation to appointments and a busy calendar of social activities. Lv Resident Care Corp can accommodate up to 6 seniors at a time. Lv Resident Care Corp has official license # of 577004919.
Harbour Of Rejuvenation
Situated at 3619 Squaw Road, West Sacramento, California, 95691, Harbour Of Rejuvenation can help any Yolo county resident with daily living activities and includes amenities like wi-fi, landscaped grounds and more. Harbour Of Rejuvenation can provide long term care and assisted living to a maximum of 6 residents at once. Its license number is 575002250.
Eldervilla
Seniors looking for senior assisted living in Woodland, California will find Eldervilla, located at 1301 Homewood Drive inside 95695 zip code as a wonderful option for all of their care needs. Eldervilla is able to care for up to 6 senior citizens and allows seniors to stay with cats and small dogs. California records show that Eldervilla has a license number of 577005638.
Gloria's Country Care
With a location at 34606 Highway 16 in Yolo county, Gloria's Country Care excels at providing assisted living services for seniors in Woodland, CA as well as those who live in surrounding areas. Gloria's Country Care includes amenities such as medication management and emergency alert system. Gloria's Country Care is capable of caring for a maximum of 16 Woodland older residents and provides several levels of care. Gloria's Country Care has an official license to provide senior living for Yolo, CA residents, with license # 577000960.
Bridgeway Care
Bridgeway Care, located at 2512 Meadowlark Circle provides senior assisted living services in West Sacramento, California and includes services such as scheduled family meetings, up to 3 delicious meals per day and caregiving staff that is available 24/7. Bridgeway Care is equipped to care for up to 6 senior citizens from 95691 zip code in Yolo county and surrounding areas. Bridgeway Care is licensed to provide assisted living services in West Sacramento, California, with license # 577005047.
Laura's Elder Lodge
Laura's Elder Lodge provides assisted living care in Woodland, California. It can accommodate a maximum of 6 older adults at a time. With a location at 1390 Apple Court, in the 95776 area code inside Yolo county, Laura's Elder Lodge assists those elderly adults who need aid with daily living activities. Some of the amenities offered by Laura's Elder Lodge include off-site outings and picnics, numerous educational activities and transportation to appointments. Laura's Elder Lodge is fully licensed by California to provide assisted living care, with license number 577000513.
Grand River Care Center-west
Grand River Care Center-west specializes in providing assisted living in Yolo county, California. It includes a total of 30 one bedrooms and studios for older adults. Grand River Care Center-west is pet-friendly and can provide assistance with bathing, dressing and transferring to any seniors living in West Sacramento, CA and surrounding areas. Grand River Care Center-west is located at 509 Michigan Boulevard, 95691.
St. John's Retirement Village/manor
When looking for assisted living in Woodland, California, you will find St. John's Retirement Village/manor as an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 174 assisted living units and includes services such as recreation and social activities. Its license number is 570300654. St. John's Retirement Village/manor provides assisted living not only to Woodland residents, but also to all Yolo county residents as well.
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When looking to see how affordable assisted living in DAVIS is, it would help to know that assisted living facilities in DAVIS, California are #65 out of 574 cities in California for affordability. The average cost of an assisted living facility in DAVIS is $4,025 per month. The lower priced assisted living homes in DAVIS can be priced as little as $2,321 per month, while the most luxurious DAVIS senior living communities can go up to $6,994 per month. DAVIS assisted living facilities are less affordable when priced against YOLO county, CA, which has an average cost of $4,024 per month and ranges from $2,352 to $6,916. On average, senior citizens can expect to pay $1 more per month for assisted living in DAVIS.
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The girls have been working hard on their routine, ready to wow the judges in Orlando.
In 2015 they finished 15th, 2016 they finished 12th and 2017 they finished at 11th and last year, 2018, they were delighted to make top 10 and placed ninth in the world and are hoping to continue their success this year.
With less than three weeks to go everyone is excited for this year's 'Journey to Worlds'.
A lot of hard work has been put into the choreography by coach Lisa Oxnard and the results are amazing.
The routine looks fantastic and all the girls have been training hard for at least three times a week since being picked for the team at the beginning of September last year.
The team has 14 members aged between 14 and 21, and three coaches.
Twelve of the girls have competed in Florida in previous years and the other two girls are new to the team.
Some members of the team are also competing with Team Scotland at the ICU competition, also in Orlando, a few days prior to the USASF competition.
The team, coaches and supporters, totalling more than 50 people, travel to Florida on Sunday, April 21.
They will have training sessions at the Spotlight dance studio in Orlando on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
On the Friday evening they will also practice on the Worlds stage in preparation for their section of the Worlds Finals starting on the Saturday.
The team has had a very busy few months fundraising with several different events including a hair raffle, bag packing, bingo night and its annual ball which had an auction/raffle, photo booth, sweetie cart, team performances and lots more.
The costs involved in the girls' Journey to Worlds is expensive, so the fundraising has made a tremendous difference and the girls would like to thank everyone that has supported them.
The last event is a showcase where all the Phoenix Flames teams are dancing and the Elite team travelling to Florida will showcase their new costumes and the Worlds routine.
It takes place on Sunday, April 14, from 12.30-2.30pm in Carmichael Hall, Eastwood Park. Tickets are £5 for adults/£2.50 for children and include refreshments. These can be ordered from team members or bought on the door.
The girls in Elite would like to thank head coaches Karen Leitch and Lisa Oxnard for all they do for them as this would not be possible without their encouragement, training and commitment. They would also like to thank everyone at Phoenix Flames Cheerleaders and their parents for the continued support they give especially at every team outing and competitions.


This chocolate is a perfect example of how paying four to five times the 'Fairtrade price' can result in acquiring fantastic beans from unusual sources. Nicaragua wouldn't normally be the first cocoa origin that springs to mind but it is responsible for some cracking chocolate, not least from Zotter. This Rico Rugoso is the latest chocolate from Duffy featuring Nicaraguan cocoa and the end result seems to be a cross between the rum and raisin of the Honduras Indio Rojo 72% and the classic 'chocolaty' flavour profile of the 72% Corazon del Ecuador.
As you try additional squares the variety of notes becomes apparent. The apricot Duffy mentions certainly is evident, but also with occasional dashes of black pepper.
Of Duffy's recent creations this is the best of the bunch given the variety and diverse nature of the flavour profiles. I have never witnessed 'apricot' and 'pepper' together in a chocolate. This is also one of my favourites in all the chocolate we stock.


We might have a different name and look on the outside, but inside, you'll find many of the same people and principles that you have come to value at HomeTown Bank. Plus, our priorities match as well, with our customers and our communities topping the list. We know mergers bring questions, but we are here to help, starting with this site designed to help find answers to your questions.
Banking systems convert from HomeTown Bank to American National. Please review the key action steps in your transition packet to prepare for the system conversion.
Conversion complete and the signs are updated. Welcome to American National Bank & Trust Company!
Why is HomeTown Bank merging with American National?
While bank mergers are common, it's not always easy to find a partner that aligns so well with your values and culture. American National found that in HomeTown and we both offered each other something that will ultimately create a stronger community bank for our customers and our communities for years to come.
What will the name of the new bank be?
The name of the combined bank is American National Bank & Trust Company.
Your account number will remain the same!
What changes should I anticipate?
The short answer is we hope very little. You will still work with many of the same bankers you have come to know at HomeTown Bank and we've created some products and services that mirror what you have today. The hours and branch locations will remain – with the Westlake location consolidating to a branch 0.2 miles away. However, you will now have the strength of a bank with 110 years of service along with some new products and services you haven't had previously.
What will happen with my direct deposit?
Your direct deposit will not be interrupted. The organization initiating the deposit will be contacted with American National's new routing number and you may be contacted to verify this information. The NEW routing number is 051401027.
Will I need to order new checks?
Your existing checks from HomeTown Bank can be used through the end of 2019. After that, new checks will need to be ordered but we will offer a credit towards any new check purchases with our buy-back program.
Will my HomeTown Bank debit card still work?
Your HomeTown Bank debit card will not work after April 28. Customers that have used their debit cards within the past year will receive a new debit card or ATM. Please contact your local branch if you don't receive a card by April 20.
Will my bill pay information transfer over?
YES! We are working to transfer all of your payee information over to our bill pay system, including all scheduled payments. However, please note that any e-bills will not transfer. Those will need to be set up again. Also, please be sure that you don't have any bills scheduled to be paid on April 29, 2019. Reference the Welcome Guide for additional information.
Will there be any service interruptions during the merger?
During conversion weekend (April 26-29), there will be some service interruptions as we prepare to convert HomeTown's banking system to ours. Please review a transition checklist on page 5 of the welcome guide to be sure you are prepared.
Please contact your local branch just as you do today. Or you can call us at 1.800.240.8190 as well.
When will the signs change?
The signs will change on April 29, 2019.
Will any branch locations close as a result of the merger?
The only impact to the HomeTown Bank locations is at Westlake. We both had branches within a quarter mile of each other so we will consolidate into the larger of the two, which is American National's branch located at 12930 Booker T. Washington Hwy in Hardy.
Will the branch hours change?
Looking for more info? We've compiled information and outlines to help make your transition to American National as smooth as possible.
We're still just around the corner, in your corner and a phone call away. Call your local branch or the number below.


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Banyan Springs is a gated 55+ active adult community located in Boynton Beach on the corner of Military Trail and Boynton Beach Boulevard. This beautiful community greets you with flowing springs and a gated entrance surrounded by lush landscaping with tall trees, sparkling lakes, and open lawn areas.
Banyan Springs consists of 658 villa and condo-style residences that offer a variety of different floor plans to choose from, including one-, two-, and three-bedroom models. These lovely homes offer attached garages or reserved parking.
Included below are Banyan Springs condos for sale, updated multiple times a day from the MLS. Banyan Springs is a condo development located in Boynton Beach, FL.
Active adults residing at Banyan Springs enjoy a host of resort-style amenities such as a state-of-the art spa center that features Japanese hot and cold baths, a steam room, a fully-equipped exercise room, and his and hers saunas. The Olympic-size swimming pool is heated for year-round comfort and features a jacuzzi and lounge chairs for relaxing and soaking up the sun.
Additional amenities at Banyan Springs include two racquetball courts, seven clay tennis courts, a beautiful clubhouse with card rooms, an on-site full-service salon, billiards, and a cafe that serves breakfast and dinner daily. This amazing community offers a busy social calendar of events year-round which encourages activity and social interaction among residents and fosters a friendly environment.
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Tech Entrepreneur Pivots Mid-Career, Finds True North
By YPO
Five years ago, Bart Foster, YPO member and founder and former CEO of SoloHealth (now Pursuant Health) made his biggest life pivot yet when he segued from running the technology company he founded, to selling half his material possessions to journey with his family into the great unknown.
Foster shares his leadership journey, telling Ignite the story of how thinking he 'had it all,' led to believing he'd 'lost it all,' which resulted in finding his true north.
Leadership journey: From a scribble to a roar
In 2007, I scribbled an idea on a napkin. It said something along the lines of: 'Create a tech company that empowers people to take charge of their health through interactive health kiosks.' Which is just what I did, launching first a vision-screening booth and evolving into kiosks that included health screenings for blood pressure, weight and body mass index, a symptom checker and an interface that could locate nearby health care providers. I grew the business into a high-growth success story with a national footprint, impacting over 50 million people.
For seven years I thrived, inspiring and empowering an expanding staff and creating a nurturing work culture that grew and grew and grew. But with growth, comes tradeoffs, which in this case included a powerful board and diluted ownership. I had to face the devastating fact that I had lost control. Soon thereafter, I was forced out. The conceit that I "had it all" suddenly felt like a lie. I was devastated by the loss of my "baby," and became mired in depression and confusion, unable to tell whether I was terrified of change, or of no longer being a CEO. Because without that as my identifier, who was I?
Zip code strategy
That summer, in 2014, I took off to travel with my family and to discover my identity without the CEO title. By taking the time to reflect on what I had learned over the past 10 years instead of focusing on how to leverage my success for the future, I found the courage to let go of my ego. I reconnected with friends and family I hadn't seen in years and engaged in deep and meaningful discussions with my wife, reflecting on what was most important to us. What we realized was that we were comfortable … too comfortable … and needed to make some changes in order to "expand the circle" for our family. As we were considering what that meant, Jim Sharp, a 25+ year YPO member and Entrepreneur in Residence at Harvard Business School, told me about the "zip code strategy": pick a place you want to live, then figure out how to make it work. We decided what we needed was a major change. So my wife and I Googled the things most important to us:
Best cities to walk
Healthiest cities
Best cities for entrepreneurs
Best places for outdoor adventure
It turned out that Boulder, Colorado was near the top of every list. So off we went. Within hours of walking around a city ringed by dramatic mountains, breathing the crisp, clean air and talking to the kind of people we could easily imagine having as neighbors, we knew what we had to do. Over the next three weeks, we sold more than half our material possessions, packed the rest into our car and took the long, scenic drive from Atlanta, Georgia, into the great unknown.
"Bridging the gap between entrepreneurship and big business by getting executives to lean into their vulnerabilities is the most satisfying job I have ever had." — Bart Foster, Managing Director Sanitas Advisors
Not long after, the kids were settled in school, we'd unpacked all of our boxes and one looming question remained: What was I going to do professionally? Start another company? Buy a business? Continue to travel around and think? (This wasn't really an option but enjoyable to entertain.)
Right around this time, my YPO forum engaged in two exercises that would help answer these critical questions. One was finding your unique ability, or what some call your zone of genius. The other was figuring out your personal values, then using them to craft your personal value statement.
My unique ability turned out to be creating authentic relationships, getting people to think differently, and turning a vision into a reality. My top personal values were personal freedom, family, curiosity, health, adventure, and lifelong learning. These were essential to my happiness. So, with the support of my forum mates and my family (and a little more thinking), I decided to follow my heart and pivot to helping big companies innovate through purposeful facilitation, strategic consulting and executive coaching.
That was five years ago, and I can confidently say that I have found my calling. Bridging the gap between entrepreneurship and big business by getting executives to lean into their vulnerabilities is the most satisfying job I have ever had. When I meet executives at a trailhead to discuss their challenges as we walk outdoors, there's a sense that anything is possible. In doing what I love, I feel personally fulfilled and in turn, am able to help executives and startups fuel their own creativity and be inspired to make bolder, more personal connections.
This leadership journey — from 'having it all' to 'losing it all' to finding my true north — has taught me to be unafraid of letting go, to check my ego at the door and live outside my comfort zone. And most importantly, it has taught me that who I am is more than a title. Now, I get to spend my life passing that message on.
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YPO is the global leadership community of more than 29,000 chief executives in 130 countries who are driven by the belief that the world needs better leaders. Each of our members have achieved significant leadership success at a young age. Combined, they lead businesses and organizations contributing USD9 trillion in annual revenue. YPO members become better leaders and better people through peer learning and exceptional experiences in an inclusive community of open sharing and trust.
M&A: Implications of the Global Economic Crisis for CEOs by Rola Tassabehji
The Gym is About to Reopen: What Changes Are Ahead? by YPO
Cultivating and Maintaining Trust In Times of Crisis by Karen Burkum


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Philanthropy, at one time, was thought to be a domain of the extremely affluent class of the society. The middle class was not very inclined towards it. However, the approach of the middle class towards philanthropy has undergone a radical change in the recent past. The stats would have us believe that in the U.S itself citizens contribute 1.7% of its GDP to nonprofit despite the fact that these donations don't necessarily yield tax benefits for the donors.
Why is there a rising awareness of fundraising?
People tend to donate when they feel strongly towards a cause for which the fund is being raised.
People may donate if there is a personal relationship between them and the fundraiser. This is because it gives them the confidence that their funds will not be misused.
Participating in non-profit gives the donor satisfaction that he is a part of something good.
Just like in any venture that you are planning, the first and foremost step is to find out about your donors. This will help you plan and strategize your fundraising efforts such that they are customized for your donors resulting in favorable outcomes.
If you are looking to raise funds for a specific cause, it is beneficial to understand your target audience and create fundraising campaigns that are customized for them. A study by Campbell and Company at the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University reveals an interesting fact that irrespective of factors such as income, education, and religiosity, donors across all generations donate the same amount to charity.
The good news for nonprofits is that the overall giving has grown by 4.1% in the past year as per 2018 Global Trends in Giving Report. Most donors prefer online methods for donation. Donors across all age-groups are inclined to donate by social media.
Stats also reveal that besides contributing funds, 67% of donors also choose to volunteer locally in their communities. The popularity of fundraising events has increased with 56% of donors attending them (2018 Global Trends in Giving Report).
If you know your donor, you can plan your marketing strategy according to the channels that are relevant to them.
The donor behaviors are constantly evolving. Hence, it is imperative to develop a methodology of continuously checking the needs of your audience and developing an appropriate content strategy.
Refreshing your existing content is one of the best ways of keeping your audience engaged. It helps you keep your content calendar full and enables you to maximize the benefits from good content that has already been created.
Firstly prepare a content calendar according to relevancy, timing, and the sequence along with the fresh content you will be posting.
Optimize the content being refreshed according to current keyword research.
You can make your content dynamic by presenting them news items about your non-profit. This ensures that your audience keeps coming back for more and also helps in search engine optimization.
Ensure that your content is responsive.
Social Media has impacted our lives in more ways than one. And, non-profits are not bereft of this influence. It is a platform through which you can engage with your donors by posting relevant content, emotion-inducing videos and images. Social media helps to increase the exposure of your non-profit manifold. It serves as one of the best avenues to boost referrals.
According to The Non-Profit Times, Facebook's charitable giving tools have topped a whopping $ 1 billion in 2018 since its introduction three years ago.
Instagram hit a staggering 1billion active users in 2018. According to Megan Cotter, Social Media Manager, with the rising users of Instagram in all age groups, it is expected to become one of the most popular platforms for non-profits in 2019. In fact, Instagram can be effectively leveraged to provide donors and volunteers a glimpse of the impact of their gifts every day.
As per Hootsuite, 1.9 billion logged in users visit YouTube monthly! And Cisco would have us believe that 82% of all internet traffic will be video by 2022! It is no wonder that fundraisers are using this platform for inviting donations. In addition to the popularity of the platform, YouTube is also rolling out a new suite of giving tools for non-profits.
Twitter has proved to be one of the best channels for establishing ongoing and authentic engagement with your donors. Because of its incredible speed in spreading information, it helps mobilize supporters and interact with your audience.
In addition to these, there are other social media platforms such as LinkedIn, etc. which offer their own set of benefits to non-profits.
Communicate important information, send updates, and connect with potential donors using platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
You can create a needs board on Pinterest where you can specify the items you need for the immediate functioning of your charitable organization. You can share this needs board on Facebook and Twitter.
Online crowdfunding has also been found to be effective in raising funds for charities.
One of the best ways to raise funds for a cause is by hosting an event. Events could be charity picnics, dinners, walkathons, 5km runs, polar plunges, etc. In fact, recent times have witnessed events such as head shaving being hosted for fundraising. The good news for non-profits is that 56% of donors participate in fundraising events.
Although a well-executed event has the potential to bring in a lot of funds, hosting an event is demanding both as far as the efforts and resources of the organization are concerned.
However, with proper planning, hosting an event can benefit an organization significantly.
Don't forget to thank everyone who was involved with the event such as donors, volunteers, staff, vendors, etc.
For getting donors to contribute to your non-profit, it is essential to simplify the process of donating.
Make the donation form on your site easy to navigate so that the donors find it easy to donate.
Instead of asking your donors to type in the amount they want to donate, include tabs with suggestions of specific amounts to contribute.
Instead of asking for one big donation from your donors, encourage them to contribute monthly to your non-profit as this not only grows your long-term fundraising performance but also enhances monthly revenues.
As per CIO Drive 2018, up to 70% of web traffic takes place on mobile devices! Since most users are looking at mobiles for accomplishing most tasks, having a responsive donor form is vital. Ensure that your donation form opens easily on the mobile making it easy to donate.
One of the ways to make it easy to donate is by adding a "Donate Now" Button in your fundraising social media pages such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.
If you are looking to be a part of a non-profit, join iConnectX! iConnectX is a social platform that enables professionals to connect with executives and experts for a fee that is donated to non-profit organizations registered with us.
The process of functioning of iConnectX is simple wherein professionals and executives connect through a private bridge. A private bridge is a paid meeting between the user and the executive. The user pays the executive for the meeting based on the executive's bridge price. After the completion of the meeting, the fee will be given to a charity of the executive's choice.
It is an innovative concept where the power of networking is successfully leveraged to raise donations and support causes. These registered organizations manage direct donations, host events, auctions, etc. For your convenience, we are available both on the web and mobile.
This platform offers complete transparency to the donors and is easy to use in addition to providing networking benefits to the user.
Although not exhaustive, these are some ideas that can help your fundraising throughout the year.


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/*
 * PreferenceManager.java
 *
 * Created on March 11, 2004, 2:15 PM
 */

package org.tolweb.treegrow.main;

import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import org.jdom.*;
import org.jdom.input.*;
import org.jdom.output.*;
import org.tolweb.base.xml.BaseXMLWriter;

/**
 * Class used for storing all of the information about the user and their
 * associated preferences
 */
public class PreferenceManager {
    private Hashtable preferences = new Hashtable();

    /** Creates a new instance of PreferenceManager */
    public PreferenceManager() {
        setUseCustCursors(true);
    }

    /**
     * Sets the username of the user editing the tree
     *
     * @param user The username
     */
    public void setUserName(String user) {
        System.out.println("username getting set to: " + user);
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.USERNAME, user);
    }

    /**
     * Returns the username of the user editing the tree
     *
     * @return username
     */
    public String getUserName() {
        return (String) preferences.get(XMLConstants.USERNAME);
    }

    /**
     * Sets the MD5 hash of the user's password.  This is stored locally
     *
     * @param pw TheMD5 hash of the password
     */
    public void setPassword(String pw) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.PASSWORD, pw);
    }

    /**
     * Returns the local stored password, which is an MD5 of the pw on server
     *
     * @return the local stored password
     */
    public String getPassword() {
        return (String) preferences.get(XMLConstants.PASSWORD);
    }

    /**
     * Sets as to whether the user uses custom cursors
     *
     * @param useCust Whether the user wants to use custom cursor
     */
    public void setUseCustCursors(boolean useCust) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.CUSTOM_CURSORS, Boolean.valueOf(useCust));
    }

    /**
     * Returns whether the user is using custom cursors
     *
     * @return Whether the user is using custom cursors
     */
    public boolean getUseCustCursors() {
        Boolean value = (Boolean) preferences.get(XMLConstants.CUSTOM_CURSORS);
        return value != null && value.booleanValue();
    }

    /**
     * Sets the last edited date on the ToLEditor.jar file on the
     * editor.tolweb.org site.  This is used to determine if a download of a
     * new file is necessary
     *
     * @param ts The last modified date of the ToLEditor.jar file on the server
     */
    public void setEditorJarTimestamp(long ts) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.EDITORJAR_TIMESTAMP, Long.valueOf(ts));
    }

    /**
     * Returns the last edited date on the ToLEditor.jar file on the server
     *
     * @return The last edited date of the ToLEditor.jar file on the server
     */
    public long getEditorJarTimestamp() {
        Long value = (Long) preferences.get(XMLConstants.EDITORJAR_TIMESTAMP);
        if (value != null) {
            return value.longValue();
        } else {
            return 0;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Sets the last edited date on the ToLSupportFiles.jar file on the
     * editor.tolweb.org site.  This is used to determine if a download of a
     * new file is necessary
     *
     * @param ts The last modified date of the ToLSupportFiles.jar file
     */
    public void setSupportJarTimestamp(long ts) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.SUPPORTJAR_TIMESTAMP, Long.valueOf(ts));
    }

    /**
     * Returns the last edited date of the ToLSupportFile.jar file
     *
     * @return The last edited date of the ToLSupportFile.jar file
     */
    public long getSupportJarTimestamp() {
        return ((Long) preferences.get(XMLConstants.SUPPORTJAR_TIMESTAMP)).longValue();
    }

    public boolean hasOpenedFile() {
        Boolean value = (Boolean) preferences.get(XMLConstants.LAST_USER);
        if (value != null) {
            return value.booleanValue();
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

    public void setHasOpenedFile(boolean value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.LAST_USER, Boolean.valueOf(value));
    }

    public int getCopyHolderId() {
        Integer value = (Integer) preferences.get(XMLConstants.ID);
        if (value != null) {
            return value.intValue();
        } else {
            return -1;
        }
    }

    public void setCopyHolderId(int value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.ID, Integer.valueOf(value));
    }

    public String getCopyHolder() {
        return (String) preferences.get(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTOWNER);
    }

    public void setCopyHolder(String value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTOWNER, value);
    }

    public String getCopyUrl() {
        return (String) preferences.get(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTURL);
    }

    public void setCopyUrl(String value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTURL, value);
    }

    public String getCopyEmail() {
        return (String) preferences.get(XMLConstants.EMAIL);
    }

    public void setCopyEmail(String value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.EMAIL, value);
    }

    public String getCopyDate() {
        return (String) preferences.get(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTDATE);
    }

    public void setCopyDate(String value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTDATE, value);
    }

    public byte getUsePermission() {
        Byte value = (Byte) preferences.get(XMLConstants.PERMISSION);
        if (value != null) {
            return value.byteValue();
        } else {
            return -1;
        }
    }

    public void setUsePermission(byte value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.PERMISSION, new Byte(value));
    }

    public boolean getInPublicDomain() {
        Boolean value = (Boolean) preferences.get(XMLConstants.PUBLICDOMAIN);
        if (value != null) {
            return value.booleanValue();
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

    public void setInPublicDomain(boolean value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.PUBLICDOMAIN, Boolean.valueOf(value));
    }

    public boolean dontShowCloseDialog() {
        Boolean value = (Boolean) preferences.get(XMLConstants.DONTSHOWCLOSE);
        if (value != null) {
            return value.booleanValue();
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

    public void setDontShowCloseDialog(boolean value) {
        preferences.put(XMLConstants.DONTSHOWCLOSE, Boolean.valueOf(value));
    }

    public void writePreferencesToDisk() {
        Enumeration en = preferences.keys();
        Element mainElement = new Element(XMLConstants.PREFERENCES);
        while (en.hasMoreElements()) {
            String nextKey = (String) en.nextElement();
            System.out.println("next key is: " + nextKey);
            Object value = preferences.get(nextKey);
            System.out.println("next value is: " + value);
            Element settingElement = new Element(nextKey);
            settingElement.addContent(value.toString());
            mainElement.addContent(settingElement);
        }
        Document recentDocument = new Document(mainElement);
        try {
            FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(Controller.getController().getFileManager().getConfigFile());
            XMLOutputter serializer = BaseXMLWriter.getXMLOutputter();
            serializer.output(recentDocument, out);
            out.flush();
            out.close();
        } catch (IOException e) {
        }
    }

    public void fetchConfigInfo() {
        try {
            File configFile = Controller.getController().getFileManager().getConfigFile();
            if(!configFile.exists()) {
                setUserName(null);
                setUseCustCursors(true);
                return;
            }

            URL url = configFile.toURL();

            Element rootElmt = null;
            SAXBuilder builder = null;
            Document doc = null;

            builder = new SAXBuilder();
            doc = builder.build(url);
            rootElmt = doc.getRootElement();

            boolean isOld = rootElmt.getName().equals(XMLConstants.SETTINGS);
            if (isOld) {
                fetchConfigInfoOldStyle(rootElmt);
                return;
            }

            String lastUserText = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.LAST_USER);
            setHasOpenedFile(lastUserText != null && lastUserText.equalsIgnoreCase(XMLConstants.TRUE));
            String dontShowClose = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.DONTSHOWCLOSE);
            System.out.println("setting dontshowclose to " + dontShowClose);
            setDontShowCloseDialog(dontShowClose != null && dontShowClose.equalsIgnoreCase(XMLConstants.TRUE));
            String userName = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.USERNAME);
            setUserName(userName);
            String passwordText = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.PASSWORD);
            setPassword(passwordText);
            String useCustomCursors = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.CUSTOM_CURSORS);
            setUseCustCursors(useCustomCursors != null && useCustomCursors.equalsIgnoreCase(XMLConstants.TRUE));
            String timestamp = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.EDITORJAR_TIMESTAMP);
            if (timestamp != null) {
                setEditorJarTimestamp(Long.parseLong(timestamp));
            } else {
                setEditorJarTimestamp(0);
            }
            timestamp = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.SUPPORTJAR_TIMESTAMP);
            if (timestamp != null) {
                setSupportJarTimestamp(Long.parseLong(timestamp));
            } else {
                setSupportJarTimestamp(0);
            }
            String id = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.ID);
            setCopyHolderId(Integer.parseInt(id));
            String use = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.PERMISSION);
            if (use != null && !use.equals("")) {
                setUsePermission(new Byte(use).byteValue());
            } else {
                setUsePermission(NodeImage.EVERYWHERE_USE);
            }

            String date = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTDATE);
            setCopyDate(date);
            String holder = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTOWNER);
            setCopyHolder(holder);
            String urlString = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTURL);
            setCopyUrl(urlString);
            String email = rootElmt.getChildText(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTEMAIL);
            setCopyEmail(email);
            String pub = rootElmt.getAttributeValue(XMLConstants.PUBLICDOMAIN);
            setInPublicDomain(pub != null && pub.equalsIgnoreCase(XMLConstants.TRUE));
        } catch (Exception e) {

        }
    }

    /**
     * Here so users won't have to type in their information again when they
     * get the new version
     */
    public void fetchConfigInfoOldStyle(Element rootElmt) {
        boolean useCustomCursors = true;
        try  {
            String attrValue = rootElmt.getAttributeValue(XMLConstants.LAST_USER);
            setHasOpenedFile(attrValue != null && attrValue.equals(XMLConstants.ONE));

            attrValue = rootElmt.getAttributeValue(XMLConstants.DONTSHOWCLOSE);
            setDontShowCloseDialog(attrValue != null && attrValue.equals(XMLConstants.ONE));

            Element userElem = rootElmt.getChild(XMLConstants.USERNAME);
            String userName = userElem.getTextTrim();

            Element passwordElem = rootElmt.getChild(XMLConstants.PASSWORD);
            String password = null;
            if (passwordElem != null) {
                 password = passwordElem.getTextTrim();
            }

            Element cursorElem = rootElmt.getChild(XMLConstants.CUSTOM_CURSORS);
            String result = cursorElem.getTextTrim();
            if(result == null || result.equals("")) {
                setUseCustCursors(true);
            } else {
                setUseCustCursors(result.equals(XMLConstants.TRUE));
            }

            long editorJarTimestamp = 0;
            Element editorJarTimeElem = rootElmt.getChild(XMLConstants.EDITORJAR_TIMESTAMP);
            if (editorJarTimeElem != null) {
                result = editorJarTimeElem.getTextTrim();
                if(result != null && !result.equals("")) {
                    editorJarTimestamp = Long.valueOf(result).longValue();
                }
            }

            long supportJarTimestamp = 0;
            Element supportJarTimeElem = rootElmt.getChild(XMLConstants.SUPPORTJAR_TIMESTAMP);
            if (supportJarTimeElem != null) {
                result = supportJarTimeElem.getTextTrim();
                if(result != null && !result.equals("")) {
                    supportJarTimestamp = Long.valueOf(result).longValue();
                }
            }

            Element imagePrefsElt = rootElmt.getChild(XMLConstants.IMAGES);
            if (imagePrefsElt != null) {
                String id = imagePrefsElt.getAttributeValue(XMLConstants.ID);
                setCopyHolderId(new Integer(id).intValue());
                String use = imagePrefsElt.getAttributeValue(XMLConstants.PERMISSION);
                if (use != null && !use.equals("")) {
                    setUsePermission(new Byte(use).byteValue());
                } else {
                    setUsePermission(NodeImage.EVERYWHERE_USE);
                }

                String date = imagePrefsElt.getAttributeValue(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTDATE);
                setCopyDate(date);
                String holder = imagePrefsElt.getChildText(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTOWNER);
                setCopyHolder(holder);
                String urlString = imagePrefsElt.getChildText(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTURL);
                setCopyUrl(urlString);
                String email = imagePrefsElt.getChildText(XMLConstants.COPYRIGHTEMAIL);
                setCopyEmail(email);
                String pub = imagePrefsElt.getAttributeValue(XMLConstants.PUBLICDOMAIN);
                setInPublicDomain(pub != null && pub.equals(XMLConstants.ONE));
            } else {
                setUsePermission(NodeImage.EVERYWHERE_USE);
            }
            setUseCustCursors(useCustomCursors);
            setUserName(userName);
            setPassword(password);
            setEditorJarTimestamp(editorJarTimestamp);
            setSupportJarTimestamp(supportJarTimestamp);
        } catch(Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}