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Q: updating mysql by id I'm new to PHP and after looking on the web for the last hour I couldn't find out what was wrong with my code so I come to you. Im trying to have a place to update my data collected from a from. I get this error. Undefined index: id in /Users/mm1/Desktop/php/backend form/edit_ac.php on line 12. Here is what I have so far. Can someone please help..
<?php require("database.php"); ?>
<?php require("functions.php"); ?>

<?php
ini_set('display_errors', 'On');
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);

// Connect to server and select database.
mysql_connect("$host", "$username", "$password")or die("cannot connect");
mysql_select_db("$db_name")or die("cannot select DB");

$id= mysql_prep($_GET['id']);
$last= mysql_prep($_POST['last']);
$first= mysql_prep($_POST['first']);

// update data in mysql database
$sql="UPDATE $tbl_name SET first='{$first}', last='{$last}' WHERE id='{$id}'";
$result=mysql_query($sql);

// if successfully updated.
if($result){
echo "Successful";
echo "
";
echo "View result";
}
else {
echo "ERROR";
}
?>

Here is the form (I know it all isn't complete I'm just trying to get it to work first.)
<?php require("database.php"); ?>

<?php // Connect to server and select database.
mysql_connect("$host", "$username", "$password")or die("cannot connect");
mysql_select_db("$db_name")or die("cannot select DB");

// get value of id that sent from address bar
$id=$_GET['id'];

// Retrieve data from database
$sql="SELECT * FROM $tbl_name WHERE id='$id'";
$result=mysql_query($sql);
$rows=mysql_fetch_array($result);
?>

<form name="form1" method="post" action="edit_ac.php">

PARTICIPANT IDENTIFICATION

  First
    <input name="first" type="text" maxlength="50" id="first" value="<? echo $rows['first']; ?>" />

  Last
    <input name="last" type="text" maxlength="50" id="last" value="<? echo $rows['last']; ?>" />

  Middles
    <input name="middle" type="text" maxlength="50" id="middle" value="<? echo $rows['middle']; ?>"/>

  Address
    <input name="address" type="text" maxlength="50" id="address" value="<? echo $rows['address']; ?>"/>

  City
    <input name="city" type="text" maxlength="50" id="city" value="<? echo $rows['city']; ?>"/>

  State
    <input name="state" type="text" maxlength="15" id="state"  value="<? echo $rows['state']; ?>"/>

  Zip
    <input name="zip" type="text" maxlength="15" id="zip" value="<? echo $rows['zip']; ?>" />

  Home Phone
    <input name="home_phone" type="text" id="home_phone" value="<? echo $rows['home_phone']; ?>" />

  Daytime Phone
    <input name="daytime_phone" type="text" id="daytime_phone" value="<? echo $rows['daytime_phone']; ?>" />

  Email Address
    <input name="email_address" type="text" id="email_address" value="<? echo $rows['email_address']; ?>" />

  Birthday
    <input name="month" type="text" id="month" size="3" maxlength="2" value=""/> / <input name="day" type="text" id="day" size="3" maxlength="2" value=""/> / <input name="year" type="text" id="year" size="5" maxlength="4"  value=""/>

  Social Security Number
    <input name="ss_1" type="text" id="ss_1" size="5" maxlength="3" value=""/> - <input name="ss_2" type="text" id="ss_2" size="5" maxlength="2"  value=""/> - <input name="ss_3" type="text" id="ss_3" size="5" maxlength="4" value="" />

PHOTO IDENTIFICATION

    Type of ID

      <input type="text" name="type_of_id" id="type_of_id" value=""/>

    ID Number

      <input type="text" name="id_number" id="id_number" value="" />

    Issuing Jurisdiction
    <input type="text" name="issuing_state" id="issuing_state"  value=""/>

    Expiration Date
    <input type="text" name="expiration_date" id="expiration_date" value=""/>

    Issue Date
    <input type="text" name="issue_date" id="issue_date" value="" />

ESTABLISHING YOUR ACCOUNT

  Designate Account Type

  Acount Type

        <input type="radio" name="traditional" value="1" id="traditional" />
        Traditional

        <input type="radio" name="roth" value="1" id="roth" />
       Roth

        <input type="radio" name="sep" value="1" id="sep" />
        SEP

        <input type="radio" name="simple" value="1" id="simple" />
        SIMPLE

  Fund Your Account

  <input name="rollover" type="radio" value="1" id="rollover" />I will rollover cash from an existing IRA or qualified retirement plan

  Prior Custodian Plan Name
  <input name="prior_plan_name" type="text" maxlength="50" id="prior_plan_name" value=""/>

  Expected Rollover Amount
  <input name="rollover_amount" type="text" maxlength="50" id="rollover_amount" value=""/>

  <input name="transfer" type="radio" value="1"  id="transfer" />    I will transfer assets from another IRA and have attached a TRANSFER AUTHORIZATION form

  <input name="contribution" type="radio" value="1"  id="contribution"/>    I have attached a contribution check as follows

  IRA Cash Contribution for the Year
  <input name="cash_contributions_1" type="text" id="cash_contributions_1" value=""/>

  in the amount of
  <input name="amount_1" type="text" id="amount_1" value=""/>

  IRA Cash Contribution for the Year
  <input name="cash_contributions_2" type="text" id="cash_contributions_2" value="" />

  in the amount of
  <input name="amount_2" type="text" id="amount_2" value="" />

  Employer OR Employee (circle one) SEP/SIMPLE Contribution for the Year
  <input name="employer_contributions" type="text" id="employer_contributions" value="" />

  in the amount of
  <input name="amount_3" type="text" id="amount_3" value="" />

    <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit">

</form>

<?php
// close connection
mysql_close();
?>

A: Add the id into the form as a hidden field.
<input type="hidden" name="id" value="<?php print $rows['id'] ?>">

A: An undefined index simply means that the index of a certain array doesn't exist. So in this case $_GET has not index of id.
Perhaps you should be checking if the variables are set before anything.
if(!empty($_GET['id']) && !empty($_POST['last']) && !empty($_POST['first'])){
    // other code
}

You may also be using the wrong superglobal, like GeoPhoenix said, are you sure it's not $_POST['id'] you're looking for?

A: If you aren't including the parameters in the call to the page you are getting errors because you turned error reporting all the way up in the first few lines:
ini_set('display_errors', 'On');
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);

Often PHP (and therefore PHP tutorials) assume a lower setting where PHP will either throw a warning or ignore index errors on arrays. Therefore when you hit:
$id= mysql_prep($_GET['id']);
$last= mysql_prep($_POST['last']);
$first= mysql_prep($_POST['first']);

It throws an error, but your references might assume it fails quietly.
Your form appears to provide the ID number in the id_number instead of just id.  So switching to $id=mysql_prep($_GET['id_number']); is likely to get more effective results.
Since you are new to PHP I also strongly suggest changing your PHP library away from the old mysql lib to either mysqli or PDO. Changes people are suggesting will likley get you the results you expect but not fix the multiple SQL Injection vulnerabilities this script has.

A: I don't see anything in your form that has the name "id".
If your using $_get['id'] you must have a link or submit button that tranfers to a url that looks like this.

Notice the url has the variable name id after the question mark and you tell what the variable is after the =.
Otherwise if your not going to put your variable in a url. You use $_POST['id'].
In order for $_POST['id'] to work you need an input in your form that has the name attribute set to id. For example
<input name="id" type="text">

I do not see anything in your form with a name attribute set to "id".


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package ru.maximum13.jerdox.controller;

import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*;
import ru.maximum13.jerdox.PathMappings;

/**
 * @author MAXIMUM13
 */
@RestController
@RequestMapping(PathMappings.SEARCH)
public class SearchController {

    @RequestMapping("/s")
    public String search() {
        return "Search system";
    }

    @RequestMapping("/")
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}

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday that Israel would "act forcefully" in response to a predawn rocket attack from the Gaza Strip that struck a Beersheba home, as a shaky calm appeared to return to the area.
The comments came after the prime minister met with top security officials for emergency consultations over the flareup, which sent already high border tensions skyrocketing. The Israel Defense Forces said it bombed at least 20 targets in Gaza in response to the missile attack.
"Israel views with utmost gravity the attacks against it on the fence, on the area adjacent to the Gaza Strip, on Beersheba — everywhere. I said at the start of the cabinet meeting this week that if the attacks don't end, we'll end them," Netanyahu said in the IDF Gaza Division's headquarters near the Strip.
"I want to say to you today: Israel will act very forcefully," the prime minister added.
The security consultations included Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman, IDF Deputy Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Aviv Kochavi, National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat, Shin Bet security service chief Nadav Argaman and other top officials, the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement.
During his visit to the Gaza Division, Netanyahu also met with the group of soldiers who spotted a group of Palestinians preparing to launch a large mortar shell at southern Israel and called in an aircraft, which bombed them before they could fire their projectile.
The prime minister also met with the heads of the local governments.
Prime Minister Netanyahu: "I said, at the start of the weekly Cabinet meeting, that if these attacks do not stop – we will stop them.
Egypt and the UN have reportedly scrambled to try to negotiate a calm between the sides since the rocket attack on Beersheba, which came days after Israeli leaders had already threatened a wider offensive over near-daily border riots and launches of incendiary balloons and kites.
In the predawn hours of Wednesday morning, a mid-range rocket from the Gaza Strip bearing a heavy 20 kilogram (44 pound) warhead struck a house in the southern city of Beersheba, causing significant damage to the structure.
The residents were spared injury as they had rushed into their bomb shelter after the incoming rocket siren sounded in the city.
A second rocket was also fired from the Gaza Strip on Thursday morning. It landed off the coast of the greater Tel Aviv area, known in Israel as Gush Dan.
In response, the Israel Defense Forces carried out strikes on some 20 targets in the Strip connected to the Gaza-ruling Hamas terror group and other organizations in the coastal enclave.
Hamas and the second largest terror group in the Strip, the Iran-backed Palestinian Islamic Jihad, officially denied carrying out the rocket attack, saying it was "irresponsible" and undermined an Egyptian-led negotiation effort.
Speaking to Israel Radio, Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz, who is a member of the security cabinet, accused Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas of orchestrating the flareup in violence, and cautioned against launching a full-blown war in Gaza, which, he suggested, was what the West Bank-based Abbas wanted.
"We must aggressively respond with force to the rocket strike on Beersheba, but there is a difference between that and being drawn into a full campaign in Gaza," Steinitz told the radio station. "This whole flareup was caused by Abbas and we should not let him draw us in.
Steinitz said that, contrary to comments from Defense Minister Liberman, Israel has not yet exhausted the chances of reaching an arrangement to calm the situation in Gaza. Egyptian mediators, who have so far failed to produce an agreement between Israel and Hamas to end the violence, were in Gaza on Wednesday.
Hamas, which seeks to destroy Israel, wrested control of the Gaza Strip from Abbas's Palestinian Authority in 2007. Israel holds Hamas responsible for all attacks that come out of the Gaza Strip.
Abbas, who is demanding a resumption of control of the territory, has been working to undermine Hamas's government in Gaza, and in recent months has levied severe sanctions on the Strip, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis there.
Opposition leader Avi Gabbay on Wednesday morning accused the government under Netanyahu of bungling the situation in Gaza and bolstering Hamas's status.
MK Yair Lapid, who leads the opposition Yesh Atid party, tweeted that Hamas no longer fears Israel, and that the political leadership is entangled in public disputes between Liberman and Education Minister Naftali Bennett on security policies.
On Tuesday, Liberman warned that the military was gearing up for a major strike on Gaza to stop ongoing violence.
"I've held a series of meetings with the head of the Southern Command, the head of the [Gaza] Division, the brigade commanders, the battalion commanders, also with soldiers. My impression is that they all have reached the understanding that the situation as it is today cannot continue," he said.
Beersheba Mayor Ruvik Danilovich on Wednesday criticized the government for not bringing calm to the south.
Earlier Danilovich canceled all school studies in the city until further notice.
It was only the second rocket fired at Beersheba since the 2014 Gaza war. The previous rocket, which struck a field north of Beersheba on August 9, came as Palestinians fired dozens of projectiles at Israeli communities along the Gaza border.
Rocket attacks on Beersheba — home to more than 200,000 people — are rare and considered a major escalation.
Since March 30, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have participated in a series of protests and riots dubbed the "Great March of Return," which have mostly involved the burning of tires and rock-throwing along the security fence, but have also seen shooting attacks and bombings as well as the sending of incendiary balloons and kites into Israel.
There have also been several flareups that took Israel and Hamas to the brink of war, with Palestinians firing rockets into Israel and the IDF responding with airstrikes.
Some 155 Palestinians have been killed and thousands more have been injured in the clashes with IDF troops, according to AP figures; Hamas has acknowledged that dozens of the dead were its members. One Israeli soldier was shot dead by a sniper on the border.
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Blah blah blah, another haircut. A little off the side please. Blah, blah, blah.
A very difficult situation fpr Israel !
The blame goes first to the coward, Jew-hating + money loving europeans !
Jews – they now embrace/support terror- nations like iran / terrorists like plo+ hamas while putting the blame for the situation on Israel, knowing well doing wrong !
you constantly cursing Israel / you slaughtered over 6 mio. Jews in europe / you support those who murder Jews today like iran, hamas, plo / you support, embrace those who want to wipe out Israel like iran !
europe is a disgrace , suicidal, blind + foolish!
they asking for a long, long time….


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Happy Tea for Tuesday to you!
It's a Shell Sherree bonus!
I'd forgotten there was anything to that song. I liked all three renditions, but the Muppets take the sugar cake.
The Muppets are in a class of their own, Petrea.
You have so many loyal fans, Shell, that tea for two will surely not suffice. There will be unseemly squabbling, possibly leading to breakages. I'd hate to see those lovely wings chipped.
and it's only 10pm..tut tut...silly me.
Such a tasty Tuesday treat! Delightful drawing. I'll try to just eat one cupcake, but I know I'll have many cups of tea. As much as I like the goofy rendition by the Muppets, and the classic Ella, I'll vote for the mellow Doris Day version of Tea for Two.
It is true what they say: every time a bell rings a teacup gets its wings! 'Tis the season for tea and cupcakes. And a bonus Shell Sherree! YAY!
dkshopgirl ~ at 10pm, anything can happen!
Hiker ~ Ella told me you'd say that.
Ms M ~ mercurial teacups? I like it!
Cali ~ hee! Sounds good to me!
Yep, better make it tea for twenty, at least, in these elegant cups. And ginger is my favorite (how'd you know?). As for the musical selection, Ella trumps Doris, but the Muppets' version beats out even Ella.
Good to see you here so soon!
I do love the Muppets version! So nice to see you here again, and I think that you could easily design fancy teacups for a living! Adorable!
You're so kind, dear Genie ~ that's a lovely idea!
I love ginger tea, especially while listening to the Muppets and sipping from cups with wings. You're such a generous soul; I'm sure you'll pardon my tardiness. Much very you thank, Shell!
Oh, Susan ~ laugh me made you, much very!! You're never tardy here.


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2021-2022 District Council
Lauren Dela Rosa - District Rotaract Representative
Lauren is finishing up her last year at UC Berkeley, studying math and education. Since her first semester at Berkeley, she has been an avid member of Cal Rotaract, serving as an Interact Chair in 2020 and President in 2021. She has recently finished her term as club president, and is excited to stay involved in Rotaract on the district level. She is an enthusiastic fan of cats, KPop, and the holiday season!
Email: lauren (AT) rotaract5160.org
Dylan Supencheck - Media & Outreach Coordinator
Dylan is a fourth year at UC Berkeley studying Computer Science and Public Policy. He served on the Cal Rotaract officer board as a Historian in 2019 and as one of the Vice Presidents in 2020. Dylan also enjoys D&D, hiking, and cat videos. His service passions include educational equity and advocating for underserved communities. He is excited to be able to continue his Rotaract journey as our MOC this year. Keep an eye out for the man with the camera!
Email: dylan (AT) rotaract5160.org
John Pardee - District Rotaract Chair
John is a retired attorney who spent the last part of his legal career working on land conservation transactions in the legal department of the Western Division of The Trust for Public Land. John is a member of the Berkeley Rotary Club, the Advisory Board of the College of Natural Resources at UC Berkeley, the steering committee for Camp Emerald Bay on Catalina Island (BSA), and the Land Protection Advisory Council of the Pacific Crest Trail Association. He lives in Berkeley with his wife Vera (a non-retired environmental lawyer) and enjoys hiking, sailing and travel. John has a bachelor's degree in Political Science from UC Berkeley and a J.D. from the University of Southern California.
Email: japardee11 (AT) gmail.com
Past District Councils
Kylee Mebust - District Rotaract Representative
After participating in Interact during high school, Kylee moved to Austria for a year as a Rotary Youth Exchange Student. When she returned, Kylee attended UC Berkeley, majoring in Global Studies and German, and joined Cal Rotaract, where she served as Rotary Liaison in 2017 and Co-President in 2018. She is also a Paul Harris recipient. In her free time, she loves singing and hiking!
Email: kylee (AT) rotaract5160.org
Eric Berkovsky - Lieutenant District Rotaract Representative
Eric recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Business Administration, where he was a member of Cal Rotaract all four years. He was the club's treasurer in 2018 and president in 2019 and oversaw a variety of amazing service and fellowship initiatives. He is looking forward to getting to know Rotaractors from across 5160 this coming year and supporting all of your exciting projects at the district level. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, running, and cooking.
Email: eric AT rotaract5160.org
Email: japardee11 AT gmail.com
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Where cheap drink and eat (meal) in Nizhny Novgorod.
The question like where could we have the cheap lunch or dinner is interested, perhaps, not only for guests, but for some residents. In this case, we will not consider vodka rooms (razlivayki), fast food and similar "places". Believe that who visit such places not go on the Internet to find answers to their questions. And we look cheap, or rather to say, inexpensive cafes in the center of Nizhny Novgorod. Very cheap to eat only in the dining room but there can not drink.
Despite the fact that the quality of food has recently fallen slightly, a favorite for me and my friends still is cafe "DejaVu". Great location (in particular, close to the metro). Theirs "our" cheap beer. Prices is not like in restaurants on strong alcohol. Good cuisine.
For exotics and more tasty beer we don't often go to the cafe "Samarkand".
At Freedom Square, there is another object that needs to be mentioned. Cafe "At mother in-law" (branch of some restaurant). Cheap food, although smaller portions, than in the above mentioned areas. Besides vodka there are hrenovuha ( horseradish liquor), it's the main reason why I I go into this cafe, and other strong drink.
We did not dine here often, but cafe "Priprizhka" claim to the title "cheap drink". Unfortunately, the work to 22.00. Inexpensive vodka and cheap beer.


If you're lucky enough to be planning a trip to the Italian Dolomites then you're in for an amazing treat. Breathtaking views, serene pastures and ancient villages will provide you an experience you'll never forget and the endless activities available in the area will leave you with stories to tell for years to come. One thing you may not have considered yet, but that you'll want to add to your "to-do" list is which foods to try while you're there.
The Dolomites are rich with delectable treats and endless traditional fare for visitors to feast on. But there are five foods in particular that should be considered the "must try" items.
Tris di Canederli (three tastings of canederli) – this is basically three delicious balls of bread (farm-style dumplings approaching the size of tennis balls!). The canederli usually contain Speck, a type of cured ham similar to proscutto and produced only in the South Tyrol, and are served "en brood" or a soup-like broth.
Game meat – if you truly want to get a taste of the land, you must try a dish or two of one of the local game meats that are prevalent in the Dolomites, such as cervo (deer), daino (fallow deer), capriolo (roe buck), Camoscio (chamois, or a goat-antelope native to Europe), and stambecco (ibex, or mountain goat).
Tris of Pasta of Rifugio Averau – a "specialty" of this cozy restaurant, which also offers affordable accommodations.
Polenta – often referred to as "the bread of the Dolomites", this versatile dish made from yellow maize (corn) is served a number of different ways, depending mainly on the season. Enjoy it cut into slices and fried or grilled during summer, accompanied by Parmesan cheese or freshly picked mushrooms. Or on a cold winter day a steaming bowl of polenta with sausages or tomatoe sauce or gulasch (a tasty meat stew) cannot be beat!
Apfelstrudel– you've probably heard of or even tried this treat – apple strudel in English! – but you've never had it prepared as good as the Italians make it!
We should also mention that there are a wide variety of restaurants to choose from in the Dolomites, and some, like Rifugio Averau, have their own specialties that are not to be missed. In fact, the area boasts the highest concentration of Michelin starred restaurants in all the Alps. A few noteworthy eateries to check out include the Siriola in San Cassiano, the Stüa de Michil in Corvara, and the St. Hubertus in San Cassiano.
While a visit to the Dolomites will most certainly entail unforgettable adventures and brushes with nature at its most magnificent, to truly get the most out of your trip you must also experience the unique food that the area has to offer.


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Steven Erlanger became chief diplomatic correspondent, Europe, of The New York Times in September 2017, after four years as the newspaper's London bureau chief. Before that, he was five years as bureau chief in Paris and four years as bureau chief in Jerusalem. He has served as Berlin bureau chief, bureau chief for Central Europe and the Balkans, based in Prague, and chief diplomatic correspondent, based in Washington, D.C. From 1991 to 1995, he was posted in Moscow, after being Bangkok bureau chief and Southeast Asia correspondent from 1988 to 1991. In New York, he was culture editor from 2002 to 2004.
Previously, Mr. Erlanger worked for The Boston Globe. He was European correspondent, based in London, from 1983 to 1987, and deputy national and foreign editor. He reported from Eastern Europe, Moscow and revolutionary Iran. He shared a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting for a series on Russia in 2017, and for explanatory reporting for a series on Al Qaeda in 2002.
Mr. Erlanger won ASNE's 2001 Jesse Laventhol Prize for deadline reporting for his work in the former Yugoslavia, and the German Marshall Fund's Peter Weitz Prize in 2000. He was awarded the 2005 Eliav-Sartawi Award for Middle East journalism, and the 2017 Karl-Klassen Journalist's Prize.
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The Columbia Headwaters Watershed is an integral part of our lifestyles; valuable for its beauty, economic potential, recreational opportunities, and wildlife habitat.
A watershed is an area of land that drains to a particular body of water. Watershed boundaries delineate areas where waters are flowing to different rivers, basins, or seas.
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Since 2011, the Lake Windermere Ambassadors have been working to sustain lake protection efforts into the future by looking at ways to protect the watershed as a whole.
We work to engage people across boundaries, and work towards shared goals for a common resource. To advance towards that goal, we have been hosting community workshops, communicating with a diversity of stakeholders, and holding watershed tours to increase a sense of connection as residents in a watershed.
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors took 30 participants on a water-themed exploration of the Upper Columbia River, from Kinsmen Beach on Lake Windermere to the Columbia River Headwaters in Canal Flats. The tour followed a presentation by Oliver M. Brandes, strategic water policy advisor and political ecologist from the University of Victoria, who spoke with an engaged audience about the significance of new the B.C. Water Sustainability Act, coming into force in 2016. There's something for everyone to learn while 'in the element' of our mighty watershed. See you on the next Upper Columbia Watershed Tour!
Wings Over the Rockies brings in 100s of visitors from around BC and Canada to celebrate the natural resources in the Columbia Valley. The Lake Windermere Ambassadors joined in on this event by providing a series of watershed tours designed to showcase water quality threats and what local citizens have — and can — do about them.
This event took participants to seven sites around our watershed – from Canal Flats to Radium Hot Springs. Participants saw what makes the Columbia Headwaters watershed a great place, learned how water is used and protected, and generated a shared sense of being watershed stakeholders.
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors presented information on our watershed at a meeting of Columbia Lake stakeholders. A key outcome was the participants' desire to see a "Roundtable" form to address lake and watershed issues. In 2014, they formed the Columbia Lake Stewardship Society to undertake this great work.
This event included five presentations focused on different aspects of the watershed, as well as a variety of facilitated discussions. During the exercises, participants expressed their values for the watershed and marked those values on a map. This was the first step in working together to identify shared values and concerns for the watershed. At the end of the day, the group had come up with three "Big Ideas," including coordinated water monitoring, broadening the conversation, and creating a watershed governance body.
This event was designed to tap into local knowledge and build greater awareness of watershed issues. Dr. Anna Warwick Sears of the Okanagan Basin Water Board, was keynote speaker, telling the audience to identify shared values and concerns, then plan together for the future. "You'll either have to pay a little now or a lot later. It will be cheaper to address things now than wait until things are really a problem," cautioned Sears.
This work is being supported by the Real Estate Foundation of BC and the Columbia Basin Trust.


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Is Dusty Baker The Best Worst Manager Of All Time?
Big Cat10/04/2013 4:00 PM
So the Reds just fired Dusty Baker after another successful regular season and disappointing playoff exit, stop me if you've heard this one before, which made me ask the question this morning, is Dusty Baker the best worst manager of all time? Look at his career. His regular season record is exceptionally good. 19 seasons (I'm discounting the 94 strike year). He has coached below .500 teams just 3 times. 8 of 19 of his teams have won 90 games or more. Won over 1,600 total games and what does he have to show for it? FIVE one and dones, an epic collapse with the Cubs in 2003 in which his poor managing was overshadowed by Bartman and a World Series trip when Barry Bonds was so roided up that you literally couldn't even pitch to him. That's it. Unbelievable regular seasons, terrible postseasons when games get tighter and managers have to make crucial decisions that are magnified 10 ten fold.
So there's my question, is Dusty Baker the best worst manager of all time? Here are the other guys in the running, let me know if I missed anyone.
Bobby Cox
Bobby's one ring sort of validates him but he really doesn't get enough criticism for consistently bringing teams to the playoffs and having those teams fall short. 16 out of 29 years he went to the playoffs, 6 one and dones, 8 teams who won 98 games or more and only 1 World Series ring.
Lindy Ruff
.559 winning percentage, made the playoffs 8 out of his 14 full seasons coaching, 3 one and dones.
Marty Schottenheimer
12 out of 25 years had 10 wins or more, 15 out of 25 years he took his team to the playoffs. 9 total playoff wins and no Super Bowl appearances. I was going to include Norv Turner as Marty Jr but Marty is so exceptional that he really can't be touched.
George Karl
Sneakiest one on this list because unlike everyone else people actually like George Karl, but holy shit does he suck when it matters. George Karl has been to the playoffs 21 out of his 24 years, that's remarkable. What has happened in those 21 playoff appearances though? 13 have been one and done. 13 out of 21, almost 2/3rds. And out of the other 8 he only took one team, the 96′ Sonics, to the finals. Now of course if it wasn't during Jordan's reign George Karl may have a ring and this discussion would be moot but as it stands the facts are facts, George Karl is a great regular season coach and an awful postseason one. Best Worst basketball coach of all time.


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Maria Faustyna Kowalska; Ordensname Maria Faustyna vom allerheiligsten Sakrament, geboren als Helena Kowalska, (* 25. August 1905 in Głogowiec im Powiat Łęczycki bei Łódź; † 5. Oktober 1938 in Krakau) war eine polnische Ordensschwester und Mystikerin. Sie wird in der römisch-katholischen Kirche als Heilige verehrt.

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Helena Kowalska wollte bereits mit 18 Jahren in ein Kloster eintreten, erhielt dazu aber nicht die Erlaubnis ihrer Eltern. Nach einer Vision im Jahr 1924, in der sie direkt zum Ordenseintritt aufgerufen wurde, zog sie nach Warschau und trat dort am 1. August 1925 in die Kongregation der Schwestern der Muttergottes von der Barmherzigkeit ein. Am 30. April 1926 wurde Helena Kowalska eingekleidet und erhielt den Ordensnamen Maria Faustyna vom allerheiligsten Sakrament OLM. 1928 legte sie die ersten zeitlichen Gelübde und 1933 die ewige Profess ab.

Nach ihren Aussagen erschienen ihr wiederholt Jesus Christus (manchmal in Gestalt des Jesuskindes, manchmal als Erwachsener), Maria, Engel und andere Heilige. In diesen Visionen erhielt sie nach ihren Angaben von Jesus den Auftrag, Künderin der Barmherzigkeit Gottes zu sein. Ihr sei ferner aufgetragen worden, ein Bild Jesu malen zu lassen, von dessen Heiligsten Herzen zwei Strahlen ausgehen. Das daraufhin gemalte Bildnis des Barmherzigen Jesus trägt die Unterschrift: "Jesus, ich vertraue auf Dich."

Den Visionen zufolge wurde ihr auch aufgetragen, sich für die Einführung des "Sonntags der göttlichen Barmherzigkeit" in das Kirchenjahr einzusetzen. Aus ihren Visionen ging auch der Barmherzigkeitsrosenkranz hervor. Außerdem erhielt sie die Weisung, die Sterbestunde Jesu in besonderer Weise durch eine Andacht zu ehren, und schließlich, eine neue Ordensgemeinschaft zu gründen. Sr. Maria Faustyna legte zwar zu Lebzeiten noch die Konstitutionen für diese neue Gemeinschaft fest, doch erst nach ihrem Tod, im Jahr 1947, wurden die Schwestern vom Barmherzigen Jesus von dem seligen Michał Sopoćko gegründet. Die Kongregation hat ihren Hauptsitz im Heiligtum der Barmherzigkeit Gottes in Myślibórz.

Ihre Visionen schrieb sie auf Empfehlung ihres Beichtvaters und geistlichen Begleiters Pfarrer Michał Sopoćko ab 1934 in ihren Tagebüchern nieder.

Unter den Päpsten Pius XII. und Johannes XXIII. wurden die Erscheinungen der Schwester Faustyna und der Kult um den barmherzigen Jesus zensiert und seitens des Heiligen Offiziums in mehreren Notifikationen verworfen.
Das Anliegen der Schaffung eines Barmherzigkeitssonntages nahm Johannes Paul II. in seiner zweiten Enzyklika Dives in misericordia auf, die am 30. November 1980 erschien und mit den Worten "Gott, der voll Erbarmen ist" beginnt. Am 30. April 2000 legte er anlässlich der Heiligsprechung der Ordensfrau fest, dass der zweite Sonntag der Osterzeit in der ganzen römisch-katholischen Kirche auch als Barmherzigkeitssonntag begangen werden solle.

Bald nach ihrem Ordenseintritt erkrankte Maria Faustyna Kowalska an Tuberkulose. Mehrere Spitalaufenthalte brachten keine Heilung. Schwester Maria Faustyna OLM starb am 5. Oktober 1938 im Krakauer Kloster Josefów. Am 25. November 1966 wurden ihre Reliquien in die Klosterkirche umgebettet. In unmittelbarer Nähe zur Klosterkirche befindet sich das 1999 errichtete Sanktuarium der Barmherzigkeit Gottes.

Neben der auf das Wirken Sr. Maria Faustynas hin gegründeten Kongregation der Schwestern vom Barmherzigen Jesus entwickelte sich eine apostolische Bewegung der göttlichen Barmherzigkeit, der sowohl Ordensgemeinschaften als auch Priester, Personen des gottgeweihten Lebens und Laien angehören. Eine dieser Gemeinschaften ist der Verein Faustinum, der der Kongregation der Muttergottes der Barmherzigkeit angegliedert ist.

Heiligsprechung und Verehrung
Die Verehrung von Maria Faustyna Kowalska verbreitete sich – nicht zuletzt durch die polnische Diaspora – bald nach ihrem Tod in zahlreiche Länder.

Karol Wojtyła förderte als Erzbischof von Krakau den Seligsprechungsprozess und Heiligsprechungsprozess von Maria Faustyna Kowalska. Am 18. April 1993 sprach Johannes Paul II. Sr. Maria Faustyna Kowalska selig und am 30. April 2000 heilig. Der Gedenktag der heiligen Maria Faustyna ist der 5. Oktober. Am 18. Mai 2020, dem 100. Geburtstag von Papst Johannes Paul II., wurde er als nichtgebotener Gedenktag in den römischen Generalkalender aufgenommen.

Auf dem zweiten Kongress zur Göttlichen Barmherzigkeit vom 1. bis 5. Oktober 2011 in Krakau-Łagiewniki wurde von zahlreichen Bischöfen und Kardinälen vorgeschlagen, die heilige Mystikerin zur Kirchenlehrerin zu erheben. Ein entsprechendes Bittschreiben wurde an Papst Benedikt XVI. gesandt.

Papst Franziskus erinnerte in seiner Bulle Misericordiae vultus vom 11. April 2015, mit der er ein außerordentliches Heiliges Jahr der Barmherzigkeit verkündete, "an die große Apostelin der Barmherzigkeit" und rief sie als Fürsprecherin an, uns die Gnade zu erwirken, "stets in der Vergebung Gottes und in dem unverbrüchlichen Vertrauen auf seine Liebe zu leben und zu wandeln".

Schriften
 Tagebuch der Schwester Maria Faustyna Kowalska, aus der Kongregation der Muttergottes der Barmherzigkeit. Parvis, Hauteville/Schweiz 1990, ISBN 3-907523-17-2.

Literatur
 Ulrich Filler: Geschichte einer großen Sehnsucht. Ein Porträt der hl. Schwester Maria Faustyna Kowalska. fe-Medienverlag, Kißlegg 2005, ISBN 3-928929-79-8.
 Jan Machniak: Barmherzigkeit-Gottes-Frömmigkeit nach der heiligen Faustina Kowalska im Kontext der Lehre von Johannes Paul II. und Benedikt XVI. In: Analecta Cracoviensia, Jg. 40 (2008), S. 205–222.
 Anna Meetschen, Stefan Meetschen: Ein Leben in Bildern. Unterwegs mit Schwester Faustina. fe-Medienverlag, Kißlegg 2014, ISBN 978-3-86357-093-4.

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 Ansprache von Papst Johannes Paul II. bei der Heiligsprechung

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AA Roadwatch was advising motorists to be careful. Drumshanbo fire service spent four hours extinguishing the fire which started in a newly planted forest.
Chief Fire officer Finian Joyce said they did not know how the fire started. He noted this is "high season" for gorse fires and appealed to landowners and the public to be vigilant and not to burn waste or vegetation.


Many of our amazing supporters have recently brought something of concern to our attention. Off the coast of Deep Cove, Stanley Park, and Bowen Island, there have been sightings of a red mixture in the water.
Photo courtesy of Tiffany Sweeney.
The conclusion that many people have drawn is that this is the infamous "red tide", a harmful algal bloom. Elysha Gordon, Canadian Shellfish Sanitation Program Coordinator with the DFO points to another, nontoxic species of algae, Noctiluca scintillans, as the cause. Although part of the group of red tide organisms, they do not produce the toxins that can harm humans. They occur in temperate to subtropical coastal regions all over the world and over a wide range of temperatures (10°C to 25°C) (Harrison et al., 2011). So, while often called "red tide" when spotted, Noctiluca scintillans is an altogether different species from the toxic algae responsible for the alarming "red tide".
The mysterious red water in Porteau Cove.
"Red tide" is often used to describe toxic algal blooms that are feared for their health effects on humans and marine life. Elysha Gordon told Bowen Island Undercurrent that the species of algae responsible for illnesses is actually not red at all, but colourless. Gordon stated that the association between red water and toxicity may be due to the fact that multiple species of algae bloom at once. For seafood lovers, the presence of the harmful group of algae can increase toxicity in the various clams, mussels, scallops, oysters, and cockles that are harvested there. This can lead to serious and potentially fatal illnesses such as Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning (PSP), Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning (ASP) and Diarrhetic Shellfish Poisoning (DSP). The moral of this story is: Just because it's red, doesn't mean it's toxic.
While the algae causing the "red tide" are nontoxic, the danger of harvesting and eating shellfish is still present. Make sure you stay up to date on the areas where there are bivalve shellfish contamination closures by visiting the Fisheries and Oceans Canada website.
As for enjoying our local waters, we can continue swimming, knowing that our waters are not presently at risk from toxic algae. As always, make sure to check Swim Guide to confirm that the water is safe!


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La Liga Premier de Belice 2012 fue la segunda temporada de la liga de fútbol competitiva más alta en Belice, luego de su fundación en 2011 tras la fusión de la Super Liga de Belice y la Liga Premier de Fútbol de Belice.

Para esta temporada se jugaron dos torneos, uno jugado en los últimos seis meses del 2012 y otro jugado en los primeros seis meses del 2013.

Sistema de competencia
Todos los 12 equipos participantes de la temporada pasada a excepción de uno continuaron participando en esta temporada. La excepción fue World FC, el cual fue reemplazado por RG City Boys United, proveniente de la Ciudad de Belice.

La liga se dividió en dos zonas: la Zona A y la Zona B. Cada equipo jugó dos veces contra sus 5 rivales de zona, además de otros 4 partidos contra rivales de la zona contraria, para terminar jugando un total de 14 partidos durante cada fase de clasificación. Finalmente los 2 equipos con mejor posición en cada zona avanzan a la fase final.

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Únicamente 8 de los 12 equipos que participaron en el Torneo Apertura continuaron jugando en el Torneo Clausura, siendo Juventus, Freedom Fighters, RG City Boys United, y San Pedro Seadogs los equipos ausentes.

Debido a este suceso, en lugar de dividir la liga en 2 grupos como se hizo en el torneo inicial, la liga consistió en una ronda de todos contra todos entre los 8 equipos restantes. El torneo comenzó el 9 de febrero de 2013.

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Netanyahu needs Hamas, and here's why
Many Israeli leaders have always been far more concerned about Palestinian nationalism than Hamas
Chris Doyle
Published: 23 July ,2014: 12:00 AM GST Updated: 20 May ,2020: 10:43 AM GST
"Hamas is like ISIS, al-Qaeda, Hezbollah or Boko Haram" boomed the chest-thumping Benjamin Netanyahu. It seems the Israeli prime minister wants outsiders to believe that this should permit all manner of aggressive actions against this enemy even if it includes pummeling civilian targets inside Gaza. Yet whilst Hamas has committed atrocities (as has Israel), it is far from being al-Qaeda and Netanyahu knows it.
Despite the thousands of tons of Israeli (and most likely U.S.) bombs being dropped on Gaza once again and the endless Palestinian civilians and children in body bags, Israel even under Netanyahu has had a rich tradition of doing deals with Hamas. It has turned a blind eye to its rearming and even had a hand in encouraging its growth in its early years. Netanyahu himself agreed ceasefire terms with this group in 2012. He released 1,027 prisoners in a deal with its leadership in 2011, all approved by the Israeli cabinet.
This is nothing new. Hamas grew out of the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. Its growth was encouraged by Israel throughout the 1970s and 1980s as a counterweight to the Palestinian national movement in the form of the PLO. Their charitable activities were permitted and their work facilitated. There were rumors that Israel even helped fund it.
Israeli and Palestinian peace camps have been squeezed by the more warlike parties and movements
Many Israeli leaders, particularly from the Likud, have always been far more concerned about Palestinian nationalism than Hamas. Ariel Sharon was obsessed with Yasser Arafat for this reason, as the former PLO leader was possibly the only man who could deliver a Palestinian state and end Sharon's dreams of settling in all of the West Bank. The then Israeli finance minister, Silvan Shalom, shared his view when he said in 2001, "Between Hamas and Arafat, I prefer Hamas."
Hamas is Netanyahu's get-out-clause. He knows he will never have to sign any peace deal nor accept a Palestinian state he openly opposes as long as Hamas is in power in Gaza. This is why I believe he had to destroy the April Fatah-Hamas unity deal, which, if he was interested in peace would have been welcomed. This is why he has never done a deal with President Abbas but instead undermines him by continually announcing settlement expansion and demolishing Palestinians homes.
Middle Eastern playbook
And this is the playbook adopted across the Middle East. Regimes are ensuring that they have unacceptable, violent and fanatical oppositions. Some say that the Syrian regime facilitated this by releasing hard-line Islamists onto the streets. The secular regime could be delighted to see the rise of Jabhat al-Nusra and ISIS. The pitch to his doubting Syrian population was: do you want Assad or these guys who blow you up, crucify people or flog them? In Iraq, Maliki is scaring his own Shiite heartlands in just the same way about ISIS. It is not a tactic unique to the region. The West built up communism and communists as the enemy of the age, and then repeated the trick with success with Muslims. Of course the U.S. also found Muslim fighters to be strategically useful in confronting the Soviet Union. Israel likewise portrays Hamas in such terms, confident that it can be counted on to be provoked into committing atrocities.
For years, Israel calmly watched as Hamas and other groups built up their missile arsenals underneath Gaza, using the tunnels under the Egyptian border. These tunnels, I believe, were large enough to allow a Hummer to drive through and numbered at their maximum some 2000. For a state seemingly so concerned about rockets and other weapons arriving in Gaza, Israel, far from tackling this, tacitly encouraged this armament process especially after Operation Cast Lead in 2009. It tightened the blockade, making the tunnel economy extremely profitable. Unable to import through the legal, verified and monitored means at the official crossing points, Palestinians had to import nearly all products via these tunnels. Even the fish in Gaza largely came via the tunnels, as fishermen were unable to go beyond three nautical miles as enforced by Israeli gunboats. Construction materials could only enter via the tunnels. And of course, so did all the weapons, including the long-range missiles that have been indiscriminately fired at Israeli civilians even to the outskirts of Haifa.
The tunnels
If Israel had at any time decided to open the official crossing points to imports, it would have taken all the financial benefits out of the tunnels, ended a massive income stream for Hamas which taxed every single product imported via the tunnels. Yet again the question remains: Why were Israeli ministers content for so long for Hamas and other groups to rearm? It was not as if there was a lack of international support for any effort to prevent Hamas disarming.
Israeli leaders are fully aware of recent history. It seems that every time they launch a military operation against Hamas, the latter ends up more popular. Hezbollah was also a beneficiary of Israeli aggression, not least in 2006. Is this accidental?
As in Syria and Iraq, Israeli and Palestinian peace camps have been squeezed by the more warlike parties and movements. Israel has arrested even deported peaceful non-violent activists such as Mubarak Awad. The simple reason, I feel, is that any pluralistic, peaceful, democratic opposition is a serious threat to any regime and any occupying power. A single elected Palestinian legitimate leadership would be a nightmare to those in Israel who want no peace deal. As long as this continues, the warmongers of the Israeli Right and Hamas will engage in their regular confrontations and ceasefire agreements, always checking their domestic backyard to ensure the wannabee peacemakers remain beleaguered and side-lined. This is symbiotic relationship where the Israeli far Right and Hamas feed off each other to stay in power is to the ultimate detriment of all Israelis and all Palestinians.
Chris Doyle is the director of CAABU (the London-based Council for Arab-British Understanding). He has worked with the Council since 1993 after graduating with a first class honors degree in Arabic and Islamic Studies at Exeter University. As the lead spokesperson for Caabu and as an acknowledged expert on the region, Chris is a frequent commentator on TV and Radio, having given over 148 interviews on the Arab world in in 2012 alone. He gives numerous talks around the country on issues such as the Arab Spring, Libya, Syria, Palestine, Iraq, Islamophobia and the Arabs in Britain. He has had numerous articles and letters published in the British and international media. He has travelled to nearly every country in the Middle East. He has organized and accompanied numerous British Parliamentary delegations to Arab countries. Most recently he took Parliamentary delegations to the West Bank in April, November, December 2013 and January 2014 including with former British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw.
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Community Foundation of South Okanagan Similkameen accepting grant applications
Two sources of funding now available for charitable organizations in the region
John Arendt
Oct. 2, 2020 2:45 p.m.
The Community Foundation of the South Okanagan Similkameen has two grant options to fund projects for 2021.
The current grant cycle is open for regular program and project funding, not related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The application deadline is Oct. 16 and funds will be paid starting in January, 2021. Applicants will have a year to complete the project or program.
Information on the application project is available online at www.cfso.net/grants/apply-for-a-grant/.
READ ALSO: Community Foundation of South Okanagan Similkameen presents bursaries worth more than $40,000
READ ALSO: Community Foundation of South Okanagan Similkameen announces funding for charities responding to COVID-19
In addition, the community foundation has funding available for projects and programs related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The first round of programs, through the Community Response Fund, has been closed, but a second round of funding is available through the Community Support Fund.
This funding is to support charities with COVID-19 projects.
The application portal opens Oct. 5 and closes Oct. 30. All applications will be reviewed and allocated by Nov. 16.
The community foundation has more than $170,000 for all projects and programs related to COVID-19 for registered charities in the South Okanagan and Similkameen.
Further information on the funding for COVID-19 projects can be found online at www.cfso.net/community-response-fund-application/.
Grant funding will be provided by Dec. 15 and the final reports must be completed by March 31, 2021.
The Community Foundation of the South Okanagan Similkameen was started in the early 1990s. It grants more than $400,000 a year to charities in the region.
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Metadata - Digital Preservation Coalition
To read more about preservation Metadata, see DPC Technology Watch Report:
Preservation Metadata (2nd edition) by Richard Gartner and Brian Lavoie 2013
Creating SIPs without Breaking a Sweat: The Pre-ingest Tool and File Scraper
Heikki Helin is Senior Technology Coordinator for Digital Preservation Services at CSC - IT Center for Science Ltd in Espoo, Finland The Finnish national digital preservation service, based on the OAIS reference model, has been in production since 2015. Providing services for preserving the cultural heritage and research data sectors, it is a service funded by the Ministry of Education and Culture of Finland. Currently, we have more than 1.3 million Archival Information Packages...
Undateables – methods for determining date ranges for born-digital documents when file system dates go bad
Paul Young is Digital Preservation Specialist/Researcher at the National Archives UK What's the problem? Determining reliable dates for digital records can be a source of frustration, especially when confronted with a large volume of digital files with dates that are obviously incorrect, such as why your Microsoft Word Document 1997 version dates from 1st January 1970. Dates are very important for The National Archives in particular as we look to transfer records from departments under...
Ironing out the digital: Housekeeping at UAL
Elisabeth Thurlow is Digital Archives & Collections Implementation Manager at the University of the Arts London Across the six colleges which make up the University of the Arts London (UAL)1 we hold over 120 archives and special collections, many of which contain an increasing amount of digital content – both digitised and born digital materials. These collections chart past and contemporary creative arts practice; the development of art and design education; and the emerging digital...
If they can't agree on the plug, how can they ever agree on the metadata?
Miguel Ferreira is Executive director at KEEP SOLUTIONS based in Braga in Portugal "If they can't agree on the plug, how can they ever agree on the metadata?"… This sentence has stuck with me for over 13 years now. It came about in the summer of 2005, when a DSpace user group meeting was about to take place in the beautiful city of Cambridge, in the UK. The meeting intended to give a voice to real-world users and to provide an opportunity for young developers such as myself to learn...
I've never met-a-data I didn't like (or why metadata can help us learn about digital preservation)
Kristen Schuster is Lecturer in Digital Curation for the Department of Digital Humanities at King's College London I lecture in digital curation and exploring the relationship between curation and preservation is one of my favorite topics of discussion. I find these discussions so interesting because as a librarian I often find that, on the surface, I have a different understanding of preservation than my students. And, as a result, my examples based in museums and archives are...
Authenticity of The Electronic Records: Presenting The Context
Özhan Sağlık is Lecturer at Bursa Uludag University in Turkey This is my hard drive, and it only makes sense to put things in there that are useful. Really useful. Ordinary people fill their heads with all kinds of rubbish. That makes it hard to get at the stuff that matters. Do you see?" Sherlock Holmes, Season 1, Episode 3. Archives are the banks of semantic capital (Floridi, 2018; Gollins, 2018) and we can ensure the intellectual control over this capital by...
Digital Preservation Topical Notes Series
This series of topical notes aims to address key issues of digital preservation for a non-specialist audience. Starting with "What is Digital Preservation?", the notes examine why digital preservation is important while giving an overview of the steps needed to maintain access to digital information. Written specifically with record creators in mind, the notes also provide simple guidance on how they can ensure their digital records are preservation ready. The development of this series of...
Planning for digital preservation version 2
The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) completed a digital preservation project in March 2015. At that point, we had implemented a solution which included: A standalone quarantine / virus checking solution; The use of existing software, e.g. DROID, Bagger, TreeSize Pro; A MS Excel tool to assist with the generation and manipulation of metadata; Software to validate checksums and create archival information packages; A digital repository to store and validate the digital...
DAM and LAM - towards convergence
Helen Hockx-Yu is Program Manager, Digital Product Access and Dissemination in the Office of Information Technologies for University of Notre Dame, Indiana USA INTRODUCTION Digital media are frequently produced and widely used at the University of Notre Dame (UND) to support education and research, and to document campus activities and athletic competitions. UND's media products range from photographs and simple sound or video capture to sophisticated footage appropriate for...
Long Now: Longer After
I've been thinking about interoperability a bit recently and wondered if it might help us frame a wider discussion on how digital preservation might integrate with the wider technology landscape. My basic thesis is that digital preservation remains a niche topic and this is bad news. For all the reasons we've discussed before, it's hard to get chief technology officers, let alone finance directors to invest for the sake of the long term , but if we can build digital preservation capability for...
Why digital preservation is or isn't business as usual
There seems to be a lot of chatter around at the moment, and has been for some time, about how digital preservation should be 'business as usual'. I like the idea; preservation becoming a core part of business activity. What we do every day. The only thing is I think this approach is wrong.
Practical Preservation and People: a briefing about metadata
Presentations Preservation and People: understanding designated communities (Christian Keitel) What metadata does the Digital Repository of Ireland want, and how much do they actually get? (Kathryn Cassidy) How much metadata can archivists really expect (Alex Green) What metadata do users want and need, and how much can we get out of them (Katie Green) Designated communities, OAIS and assessment (Herve L'hours) Emerging Nuances of Digital Preservation Metadata (Angela...
PREMIS and METS: (almost) everything you wanted to know about Preservation Metadata
It has long been recognised that competent documentation is a critical component to the deployment of data. The problem is brought into sharp focus in the long term when the creators are not available to explain their working assumptions or to elucidate codes and fixes. Sometimes called representation information, though more widely known as preservation metadata, this essential form of documentation secures the change of custody, tracks rights holders, captures changes, delineates...
DPC Meeting on Preservation Metadata
The Digital Preservation Coalition has commissioned a series of Technology Watch reports on themes known to be of key interest to DPC members. The authors of the Technology Watch Report on Preservation Metadata (PDF 209KB) - Brian Lavoie, OCLC, and Richard Gartner, University of Oxford - agreed to lead an informal meeting of DPC members, many of whom have an active interest in this area.. Attendance was open to DPC members only and there was no charge. Numbers were limited to a maximum of...
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Written in the Rogers Reunion Photo Album Volume 1 "Mr and Mrs Iddings, parents of Warren "Warry" Iddings. Younger woman unknown"
The "Rogers Reunion" was a reunion of the descendants of Joseph and Hannah (Clarke) Rogers who moved from Pennsylvania to a farm near Polo, Ogle County, Illinois. William Alfred Dew, a descendant of Joseph and Hannah, started collecting photographs of the descendants. After his death, his son Robert Edwin "Ed" Dew maintained and added to the collection. Following Ed's death, no one in his family wanted the albums. Ed and I had collaborated on the descendant booklet published for the 100th reunion. His family sent me the albums.
On November 18, 2005, Ed sent me the family database he had been working on of the Pittman, Dew, Rogers lines. It was in this database I found Warren "Warry" Iddings. The Ed Dew database is loaded on Ancestry.com. It helped me identify the following:
Warren L "Warry" Iddings
Born May 29, 1876, Fox Township, Elk County, PA
Died April 19, 1960 Fox Township, Elk County, PA
Buried: Ridge Cemetery, Kersey, Elk County, PA
Married: Anna Mae ______
son of
Lewis Iddings
Born: September 5, 1830 PA
Died: October 8, 1911
Jane Bertha Rogers
Born: August 12, 1835 Fox Township, Elk County, PA
Ed's database lists seven children of Lewis and Jane
Lewis was the son of James "Billy" Iddings and Jane Meredith.
Jane was the daughter of Uriah Rogers and Hannah I Rogers.
Uriah and my Joseph, who married Hannah Clark, were brothers.


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Success Story Saturday: Rachel Bellamy, Vice President, TIME Systems, LLC
Rachel Bellamy comes from a family with a storied history of military service. A fourth-generation veteran, Rachel graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and served five years with the U.S. Army in the Adjutant General's Corps.
Military service is important to Bellamy, but she knew she wanted to become a business owner. She met her husband Lonnie Bellamy while both were serving in the U.S. Army, bonding over a common past of being Army brats, both being fourth-generation service members, and a mutual desire to become entrepreneurs – Rachel in leadership consulting and Lonnie in IT consulting.
Rachel's father-in-law owned a government contracting business and asked Rachel and Lonnie to help out while the business grew. This gave them a unique opportunity to learn the ins-and-outs of business ownership and government contracting, both of which would be part of Bellamy's future business, TIME Systems, LLC.
When Lonnie finished his master's degree at The George Washington University, they knew it was time to launch TIME Systems and create a business that focused on their passions, Technology, Innovation, Management (Leadership) and Engineering. To balance the financial risk of entrepreneurship, Rachel served in the federal government for ten years and moonlighted in the business after hours, but more was needed.
"The company wasn't growing as well as it could grow because Lonnie was working in the business, not on the business," said Rachel. Lonnie made the first calculated risk transition and stop working on billable contracts and focused on building a long tern business infrastructure.
In 2015, Rachel jumped into the business full-time, taking the next calculated risk to leave her secure, federal employment to make their business goals a reality and allow the business to grow.
"Entrepreneurship is made up of both risk and reward," said Rachel. "You have to pick the high risk to grow."
And it hasn't been without challenges. In 2014, a federal agency they were contracted with was in sequestration, and Rachel did not know when the next check would arrive. Faced with two unfavorable options, a decision was made to default on mortgage payments so that they could retain the employees they had at the time.
"The truth of the matter is federal government contracting, in the beginning, is brutal," said Rachel. "It worked out in the end, but it was a tough period of time. A lesson we have learned is to make business decisions off of earned income versus potential income."
TIME Systems is currently in the middle of the U.S. Small Business Administration's 8(a) program. The 8(a) program is a robust nine-year program created to help firms owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals. At the end of the program, Rachel says they're ready to make a leap to be a competitive contractor.
"I am a long-term planner," said Rachel. "There's always something to work towards, there's more to give, more impact to make. One of the tough questions we ask ourselves is 'who do you have to be as a leader to achieve your goals?'"
The company is always looking for new business partners and opportunities. TIME Systems is setting its sights on the new space arena, leveraging its past performance in cybersecurity, software development, and software testing/evaluation to position itself as a valued contributor in contracting.
Rachel holds a master's degree in Executive Coaching from Georgetown University and a Master of Divinity in Organizational Leadership from Regent University. She is a graduate of the Small Business Administration's Emerging Leaders Program, as well as the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps (I-Corps) program at The George Washington University and the Veteran Institute for Procurement (VIP) International program.
Her leadership extends beyond the business into her home. Her children have shown interest in the family business at young ages, and her oldest son, following in his mother's footsteps, is currently on the track team at Army West Point.
Behind the scenes, Rachel is looking ahead, working on developing leadership and coaching mastermind programs.
"You can see a leader by the number of other leaders behind them – not followers, but leaders," said Rachel. "I want to lead so that other people can be leaders."


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import common = require("./tab-view-common");
import definition = require("ui/tab-view");
import dependencyObservable = require("ui/core/dependency-observable");
import trace = require("trace");
import utils = require("utils/utils");
import uiUtils = require("ui/utils");
import view = require("ui/core/view");
import imageSource = require("image-source");
import types = require("utils/types");

global.moduleMerge(common, exports);

class UITabBarControllerImpl extends UITabBarController {
    static new(): UITabBarControllerImpl {
        return <UITabBarControllerImpl>super.new();
    }

    private _owner: TabView;

    public initWithOwner(owner: TabView): UITabBarControllerImpl {
        this._owner = owner;
        return this;
    }

    public viewDidLayoutSubviews(): void {
        trace.write("TabView.UITabBarControllerClass.viewDidLayoutSubviews();", trace.categories.Debug);
        super.viewDidLayoutSubviews();
        if (this._owner.isLoaded) {
            this._owner._updateLayout();
        }
    }
}

class UITabBarControllerDelegateImpl extends NSObject implements UITabBarControllerDelegate {
    public static ObjCProtocols = [UITabBarControllerDelegate];

    static new(): UITabBarControllerDelegateImpl {
        return <UITabBarControllerDelegateImpl>super.new();
    }

    private _owner: TabView;

    public initWithOwner(owner: TabView): UITabBarControllerDelegateImpl {
        this._owner = owner;
        return this;
    }

    public tabBarControllerDidSelectViewController(tabBarController: UITabBarController, viewController: UIViewController): void {
        trace.write("TabView.UITabBarControllerDelegateClass.tabBarControllerDidSelectViewController(" + tabBarController + ", " + viewController + ");", trace.categories.Debug);
        this._owner._onViewControllerShown(viewController);
    }
}

class UINavigationControllerDelegateImpl extends NSObject implements UINavigationControllerDelegate {
    public static ObjCProtocols = [UINavigationControllerDelegate];

    static new(): UINavigationControllerDelegateImpl {
        return <UINavigationControllerDelegateImpl>super.new();
    }

    private _owner: TabView;

    public initWithOwner(owner: TabView): UINavigationControllerDelegateImpl {
        this._owner = owner;
        return this;
    }

    navigationControllerDidShowViewControllerAnimated(navigationController: UINavigationController, viewController: UIViewController, animated: boolean): void {
        trace.write("TabView.UINavigationControllerDelegateClass.navigationControllerDidShowViewControllerAnimated(" + navigationController + ", " + viewController + ", " + animated + ");", trace.categories.Debug);
        // We don't need Edit button in More screen.
        navigationController.navigationBar.topItem.rightBarButtonItem = null;
        this._owner._onViewControllerShown(viewController);
    }
}

export class TabViewItem extends common.TabViewItem {
    public _controller: UIViewController;
    public _parent: TabView;

    public _update() {
        if (this._parent && this._controller) {
            var icon = this._parent._getIcon(this.iconSource);
            var tabBarItem = UITabBarItem.alloc().initWithTitleImageTag((this.title || ""), icon, this._parent.items.indexOf(this));
            if (!icon) {
                if (types.isFunction(tabBarItem.setTitlePositionAdjustment)) {
                    tabBarItem.setTitlePositionAdjustment({ horizontal: 0, vertical: -20 });
                }
                else {
                    (<any>tabBarItem).titlePositionAdjustment = { horizontal: 0, vertical: -20 };
                }
            }
            this._controller.tabBarItem = tabBarItem;
        }
    }
}

export class TabView extends common.TabView {
    private _ios: UITabBarControllerImpl;
    private _delegate: UITabBarControllerDelegateImpl;
    private _moreNavigationControllerDelegate: UINavigationControllerDelegateImpl;
    private _tabBarHeight: number = 0;
    private _navBarHeight: number = 0;
    private _iconsCache = {};

    constructor() {
        super();

        this._ios = UITabBarControllerImpl.new().initWithOwner(this);

        this._delegate = UITabBarControllerDelegateImpl.new().initWithOwner(this);

        this._moreNavigationControllerDelegate = UINavigationControllerDelegateImpl.new().initWithOwner(this);
        //This delegate is set on the last line of _addTabs method.
    }

    public onLoaded() {
        super.onLoaded();
        this._ios.delegate = this._delegate;
    }

    public onUnloaded() {
        this._ios.delegate = null;
        this._ios.moreNavigationController.delegate = null;
        super.onUnloaded();
    }

    get ios(): UIViewController {
        return this._ios;
    }

    get _nativeView(): UIView {
        return this._ios.view;
    }

    public _onViewControllerShown(viewController: UIViewController) {
        // This method could be called with the moreNavigationController or its list controller, so we have to check.
        trace.write("TabView._onViewControllerShown(" + viewController + ");", trace.categories.Debug);
        if (this._ios.viewControllers.containsObject(viewController)) {
            this.selectedIndex = this._ios.viewControllers.indexOfObject(viewController);;
        }
        else {
            trace.write("TabView._onViewControllerShown: viewController is not one of our viewControllers", trace.categories.Debug);
        }
    }

    public _removeTabs(oldItems: Array<definition.TabViewItem>) {
        trace.write("TabView._removeTabs(" + oldItems + ");", trace.categories.Debug);
        super._removeTabs(oldItems);

        var i: number;
        var length = oldItems.length;
        var oldItem: TabViewItem;
        for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
            oldItem = <TabViewItem>oldItems[i];
            oldItem._parent = null;
            oldItem._controller = null;
            this._removeView(oldItem.view);
        }

        this._ios.viewControllers = null;
    }

    public _addTabs(newItems: Array<definition.TabViewItem>) {
        trace.write("TabView._addTabs(" + newItems + ");", trace.categories.Debug);
        super._addTabs(newItems);

        var i: number;
        var length = newItems.length;
        var item: TabViewItem;
        var newControllers: NSMutableArray = NSMutableArray.alloc().initWithCapacity(length);
        var newController: UIViewController;

        for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
            item = <TabViewItem>newItems[i];

            this._addView(item.view);

            if (item.view.ios instanceof UIViewController) {
                newController = <UIViewController>item.view.ios;
            } else {
                newController = new UIViewController();
                newController.view.addSubview(item.view.ios);
            }

            item._parent = this;
            item._controller = newController;

            var icon = this._getIcon(item.iconSource);

            var tabBarItem = UITabBarItem.alloc().initWithTitleImageTag((item.title || ""), icon, i);
            if (!icon) {
                if (types.isFunction(tabBarItem.setTitlePositionAdjustment)) {
                    tabBarItem.setTitlePositionAdjustment({ horizontal: 0, vertical: -20 });
                }
                else {
                    (<any>tabBarItem).titlePositionAdjustment = { horizontal: 0, vertical: -20 };
                }
            }
            newController.tabBarItem = tabBarItem;
            newControllers.addObject(newController);
        }

        this._ios.viewControllers = newControllers;
        this._ios.customizableViewControllers = null;

        // When we set this._ios.viewControllers, someone is clearing the moreNavigationController.delegate, so we have to reassign it each time here.
        this._ios.moreNavigationController.delegate = this._moreNavigationControllerDelegate;
    }

    public _getIcon(iconSource: string): UIImage {
        if (!iconSource) {
            return null;
        }

        var image: UIImage;
        image = this._iconsCache[iconSource];
        if (!image) {
            var is = imageSource.fromFileOrResource(iconSource);
            if (is && is.ios) {
                is.ios.renderingMode = UIImageRenderingMode.UIImageRenderingModeAlwaysOriginal;
                this._iconsCache[iconSource] = is.ios;
                image = is.ios;
            }
        }

        return image;
    }

    public _onSelectedIndexPropertyChangedSetNativeValue(data: dependencyObservable.PropertyChangeData) {
        super._onSelectedIndexPropertyChangedSetNativeValue(data);

        var newIndex = data.newValue;
        trace.write("TabView._onSelectedIndexPropertyChangedSetNativeValue(" + newIndex + ")", trace.categories.Debug);
        if (types.isNullOrUndefined(newIndex)) {
            return;
        }

        this._ios.selectedIndex = data.newValue;

        // We will need to measure and arrange what became this._selectedView
        this.requestLayout();

        var args = { eventName: TabView.selectedIndexChangedEvent, object: this, oldIndex: data.oldValue, newIndex: data.newValue };
        this.notify(args);
    }

    public onMeasure(widthMeasureSpec: number, heightMeasureSpec: number): void {
        var nativeView = this._nativeView;
        if (nativeView) {

            var width = utils.layout.getMeasureSpecSize(widthMeasureSpec);
            var widthMode = utils.layout.getMeasureSpecMode(widthMeasureSpec);

            var height = utils.layout.getMeasureSpecSize(heightMeasureSpec);
            var heightMode = utils.layout.getMeasureSpecMode(heightMeasureSpec);

            this._tabBarHeight = TabView.measureHelper(this._ios.tabBar, width, widthMode, height, heightMode).height;
            let moreNavBarVisible = !!this._ios.moreNavigationController.navigationBar.window;
            this._navBarHeight = moreNavBarVisible ? TabView.measureHelper(this._ios.moreNavigationController.navigationBar, width, widthMode, height, heightMode).height : 0;

            var density = utils.layout.getDisplayDensity();
            var measureWidth = 0;
            var measureHeight = 0;

            var child = this._selectedView;
            if (child) {
                var childHeightMeasureSpec = utils.layout.makeMeasureSpec(height - this._navBarHeight - this._tabBarHeight, heightMode);
                var childSize = view.View.measureChild(this, child, widthMeasureSpec, childHeightMeasureSpec);

                measureHeight = childSize.measuredHeight;
                measureWidth = childSize.measuredWidth;
            }

            measureWidth = Math.max(measureWidth, this.minWidth * density);
            measureHeight = Math.max(measureHeight, this.minHeight * density);

            var widthAndState = view.View.resolveSizeAndState(measureWidth, width, widthMode, 0);
            var heightAndState = view.View.resolveSizeAndState(measureHeight, height, heightMode, 0);

            this.setMeasuredDimension(widthAndState, heightAndState);
        }
    }

    public onLayout(left: number, top: number, right: number, bottom: number): void {
        super.onLayout(left, top, right, bottom);

        var child = this._selectedView;
        if (child) {
            view.View.layoutChild(this, child, 0, this._navBarHeight, right, (bottom - this._navBarHeight - this._tabBarHeight));
        }
    }

    private static measureHelper(nativeView: UIView, width: number, widthMode: number, height: number, heightMode: number): CGSize {
        return nativeView.sizeThatFits(CGSizeMake(
            (widthMode === utils.layout.UNSPECIFIED) ? Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY : width,
            (heightMode === utils.layout.UNSPECIFIED) ? Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY : height));
    }
}


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Steve Cole is a best-selling children's author whose sales exceed three million copies. His hugely successful Astrosaurs young fiction series has been a UK top-ten children's bestseller and been published widely internationally. His several original Doctor Who novels have also been bestsellers. An original comedy, fantasy and adventure writer, Steve's work includes a broad range of books, from Cows in Action to the Secret Agent Mummy series, Magic Ink and four explosive Young Bond titles with Ian Fleming Publications.
Much in demand for his energetic performances at events, Steve has appeared at all major UK festivals including Edinburgh, Hay, Cheltenham, Oxford, Bath and World Book Day's Biggest Bookshow on Earth. He has toured schools and festivals in Europe, America, the UAE, Australia and New Zealand, and featured at sci-fi conventions from London to Los Angeles.
Steve has given talks to reading helpers in Northampton and spoken about Coram Beanstalk at Wimbledon Bookfest.
I support Coram Beanstalk because I know their trained volunteers make such a difference to children who are falling behind with their reading: boosting their literacy skills and confidence, and laying those vital foundations for future success. As a society, we need what they do. We need more volunteers.
Published: 1st June, 2017
Abi Elphinstone
Abi has volunteered as a reading helper in London primary schools since 2015 and is also the author of the highly acclaimed Dreamsnatcher trilogy and Sky Song amongst others. Read more...
Polly Faber
Author of the Mango and Bambang series of books and picture books Grab That Rabbit and Picking Pickle, Polly has been supporting children with their reading as a volunteer for Coram Beanstalk since 2011. Read more...
Piers Torday
Piers has been a Coram Beanstalk reading helper in London since 2012. He is also the author of The Last Wild Trilogy, There May be a Castle, The Lost Magician and The Frozen Sea. Read more...
Peter Bunzl
Peter's debut novel Cogheart and follow up Moonlocket are both highly commended novels and Coram Beanstalk children in London have been benefitting from his support since 2017. Peter enthralled Coram Beanstalk children at BookFest 2018. Read more...
Chris O'Callaghan
Author of The Great Chocoplot, Chris has recently moved from his home in the North East to South London where he has just started volunteering as a Coram Beanstalk reading helper. Read more...
Maz Evans
Maz kindly took part in our 2017 BookFest donating an incredible talk to over 150 Coram Beanstalk-supported children. Read more...
Gary Hake
Author of a series of books about a Viking and his dog, Gary writes and teaches in Kent so is particularly interested in supporting Coram Beanstalk in the South East. Read more...
Gerald Smythe
Gerald is a keen supporter of Coram Beanstalk's work in the South East and is passionate about bringing stories to life through the Jack, Lilly and Friends book series. Read more...
John Dougherty is the author of many hilarious books including Oscar's Book Prize winner 2018 There's a Pig Up My Nose and also the Stinkbomb and Ketchup-face series. He is also a poet and songwriter, based in Gloucestershire, John is delighted to support our expansion into the county. Read more here..
Joyce Dunbar
Best known for lively, quirky picture books, many of Joyce's books have been dramatized for stage and puppet shows. As a resident in Norfolk, Joyce is keen to help promote our work in the East of England. Read more...


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Class		= require "lib.hump.class"
bump		= require "lib.bump.bump"
--
Manager = Class {
	init = function(self, collider)
		self.entities = {}
		self.collider = nil,
		self.objects = 0
	end,
	update = function(self, dt)
	end,
	draw = function(self)
	end,
	forEach = function(self, func)
	end,
	clearAll = function(self)
	end,
	numItems = function(self)
		return self.objects
	end
}

return Map