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Barriers to adopting a healthy lifestyle: insight from postpartum women
Lori Carter-Edwards1,
Truls Østbye1,
Lori A Bastian2,
Kimberly SH Yarnall1,
Katrina M Krause1 &
Tia-Jane'l Simmons1
BMC Research Notes volume 2, Article number: 161 (2009) Cite this article
Postpartum weight retention can contribute to obesity. There may be unique barriers to weight loss in this period.
Cases are presented for three postpartum women who declined to participate in a postpartum weight loss intervention.
Despite their desire to engage in healthier behaviors, or partake in an intervention uniquely designed to promote healthy lifestyles for postpartum women, some find it too difficult to make such commitments. Barriers women face in adopting a healthier lifestyle in this period include 1) time availability; 2) prioritizing other competing life responsibilities above their own health; 3) support from family members, friends, and/or co-workers; and 4) lack of flexibility in the intervention structure. These illustrations describe their perspectives in the context of life balance, perceived health, and support, and reflect the multi-dimensional nature of their lives during the life cycle change of the postpartum period.
Postpartum women face difficult and complex challenges to prioritizing their health and their weight management.
The postpartum period is a transitional phase involving lifestyle and body weight changes. Postpartum weight retention is common [1, 2] and can have long-term impacts on health [2, 3]. This weight retention is as much associated with modifiable lifestyle factors, including diet and physical activity, as with characteristics such as prepregnancy body weight [4–6]. Thus, behavioral interventions to reduce postpartum weight retention are warranted.
Participating in such programs, however, can be a challenge. Only two community-based randomized trials to reduce postpartum weight retention have been conducted [7], in which the drop-out rates were 27% [8] and 40% [9], respectively. Participation in such interventions may be complicated by factors unique to this period, including difficulty and lack of time to attend structured activities while caring for infants [10]. However, data collected directly from postpartum women are lacking.
Through semi-structured, in-depth personal interviews, we explored barriers faced by women who refused participation in a postpartum weight loss lifestyle intervention. Understanding factors that impact participation in such programs is critical to designing appropriate and successful interventions, and the following cases illustrate reasons why postpartum women interested in losing weight declined to participate.
The active mothers postpartum study
Active Mothers Postpartum (AMP) was a randomized controlled behavioral intervention trial to promote postpartum weight loss via sustainable lifestyle changes, including decreased calorie intake and increased physical activity [11]. Women were contacted for screening at 4 weeks postpartum, to facilitate an enrollment visit at 6 weeks postpartum. The intervention consisted of 10 physical activity classes and 8 nutrition education classes over a 9 month period. Classes were offered multiple times a week, including nights and weekends. Four hundred fifty overweight and obese postpartum women in the Triangle area of North Carolina were randomized to the trial from September 2004 to March 2006.
Women were identified for the present case studies during the last stages of recruitment (October 2005 – March 2006). Women in this period who refused to complete telephone screening for the AMP trial (n = 48) but remained engaged long enough to have the study explained to them in full (n = 10) were asked about their willingness to participate in a one-time interview regarding barriers to participation. Four women agreed to be contacted by phone to be interviewed, and three were successfully reached to schedule an interview time. These three women completed an informed consent and brief survey of demographics, support network size, parity, and transportation.
Semi-structured interviews with each woman were audio-taped and subsequently transcribed [12]. The one-hour interviews included questions on: roles and responsibilities since the newborn's birth; support provided by others; and what it would take to participate in a lifestyle modification program. Explored were barriers to healthy lifestyle changes and motivating forces that would have encouraged them to engage in the intervention. Transcripts were independently coded for primary themes by the first three authors (LCE, TØ and LAB) and reviewed for concordance. This qualitative study was approved by the Duke Institutional Review Board.
Ms. X – "You just can't do it all"
Ms. X, a Caucasian woman, age 41 years, is a mother of five children whose fifth child is a 5-month old infant. Her husband is a pastor of a church. Ms. X, who is college educated, does not work outside the home and homeschools her children. The one health behavior change she would like to make is to lose weight. She used to walk with a partner, but does not have the time that she used to. Given her array of responsibilities, Ms. X is tired much of the time and gets little rest. In terms of life priorities, her spirituality comes first, followed by her relationship with her husband and her children. Her primary concern is her responsibility to her newborn, within the context of her other children and family tasks. Since the birth of this child, the family has re-prioritized their activities by limiting the amount of time spent on social events outside of the home. Her husband helps more with the household chores, and the neighboring mother-in-law has become involved with the children's education.
Ms. X felt that the costs in geographic location, time commitment, effort, and general inconvenience were not worth the overall benefits of participation in the AMP study. She felt that she would have to perceive her health issues to be more serious to be encouraged to change her lifestyle. Ms. X felt that social support, such as good friends in the program with her, would motivate her to participate.
Ms. Y – "My health, it kind of takes a back burner"
Ms. Y is a 25-year-old Caucasian stay-at-home mother of two, 3 years old and 5 months old, who lives on the outskirts of the city. The one health behavior change she would like to make is to eat regularly instead of waiting to eat a large meal in the evening. She mentioned difficulty finding personal time to eat during the day while caring for her children's needs, and financial constraints in affording healthier food. She eats quick, healthy snacks, and feeds her children healthy food while she nurses her newborn; however, she also purchases and eats less nutritious snacks out of convenience. She believes that she should only be living now for her children, not for herself, and that her children's welfare should take precedence over her taking care of her own health.
Ms. Y did not participate in the AMP Study because she would only have been permitted to bring her newborn and not her other two children to the program classes. She is used to taking her children with her everywhere she goes. She keeps her children close because her mother did not spend a lot of time with her during her childhood, and because she lost a son 8 1/2 months in gestation. She may have participated, if she had the option of attending a limited number of classes.
Ms. Z – "It's non-stop all day"
Ms. Z, 23 years of age, is a Caucasian full-time employee at a pharmacy and mother of three young children, 5 years old, 3 years old, and 2 months old. She is married and lives on the outskirts of the city. The one health behavior change she would like to make is to exercise more, since it makes her feel better. Ms. Z does not understand why she is often tired, yet regularly gets at least eight hours of sleep at night. She is constantly in motion at home and on her job, which requires her to be on her feet. She believes her husband does not understand her need for time to herself because he works 10-hour shifts. Although her husband does not initiate support, if she asks him to do something specific he will fulfill her request. However, he has difficulty handling more than one child at a time.
She wanted to be involved in the AMP study, but the timing of classes, her work schedule and that of her husband, and her mother's varied availability to watch the children after work hours, prohibited her commitment.
All three women described their responsibilities to their families and expressed the impact the increased efforts with the newborn added to their already busy schedules. There are several common themes in the barriers these women faced that may also be common for other postpartum women.
Limited time for personal health
Ms. X perceived that a program for exercise and behavior changes was an addition to her already packed schedule. The fact that she had already reduced family activities outside the home, and eliminated her own walking program to relieve the time crunch, points to the time barrier many postpartum women experience. Ms.Y found it difficult to find time to eat well during the day, and viewed things that took her away from her children as extra time commitments. Ms. Z knows exercise makes her feel better but found that the classes did not fit into her or her spouse's work schedules. All three women required the interviewer to call after 9:00 pm, when family demands were lower. Clearly, the sense of inadequate time for an intervention aimed at improving health was a significant barrier to participation.
Prioritizing one's children above oneself
Ms. Y felt that her health was not as important as the welfare of her children. Though she perceived herself as overweight, she put her children's needs and her need to spend time with them above her own health concerns. Ms. X shared this barrier, conveying that her health was not poor enough to be actively involved in lifestyle changes. Both Ms. X and Ms. Y would make a commitment to engage in improved health behaviors if they perceived that their health was life-threatening or had immediate, noticeably negative consequences. Thus, they would need to feel threatened by their current behaviors and believe that behavior change would be beneficial with a cost that is acceptable to them [13, 14]. Ms. Z reports being tired despite adequate sleep and improved feeling of well being when she exercises, but fails to make the connection that addressing her health and fitness will improve her fatigue. All three women express that at this point in their lives their personal health was not top priority. As multicaregivers, they have a myriad of responsibilities to others to the point where they typically put themselves last.
Social support – both positive and negative effects
Social support was considered important to all three women. Ms. Z expressed the need for a stronger social network and did not have many social contacts outside of her employment. She did not receive strong support from her husband, and felt uncomfortable asking him to care for more than one child at a time. At work she felt guilty when she missed work due to children's illness, though she appreciated the support when others traded shifts with her. She would have liked to participate in AMP but lacked the social support at home and work. Ms. Y had little contact with adults throughout the day, but received emotional support from telephoning her friend and periodically joining her friend in taking their children to the mall, park, natural science center, or for a walk. Ms. X received reciprocal support from church members by exchanging meals for child care; however, she must often accept unhealthy food in these exchanges. Thus, Ms. X's church members provide needed instrumental support, but that support also enables unhealthy eating behaviors. As postpartum mothers, all three women's support networks could be important motivators to engage in healthy lifestyle behaviors, or barriers to their daily functioning [15].
For all three women, geography was a barrier to participation. Since time to meet their multitude of priorities is limited, particularly in the presence of a newborn, adding time to drive to the classes, coupled with the unavailability of care for additional children, made it difficult to make a commitment to participate.
Barriers postpartum women face in adopting healthier lifestyles include child care and time management issues; perceptions of their health in the context of competing responsibilities; support from family members, friends, and/or co-workers; and lack of flexibility in the intervention structure, including distance. Each mother has multiple responsibilities to those around them, even to the expense of improving their health [16].
Interventions to address lifestyle behaviors of postpartum women must take these multiple inter-related barriers into account. It does appear that for the participants in this research, the demands of caring for an infant made prioritizing their own health or attending activities outside the home too overwhelming of a commitment [10]. Social support from family and friends is a potential motivator to engage in lifestyle behavior changes, and the form of that support (i.e., meeting together to walk, talking on the phone) may be useful strategies for sustainable behavior change [17, 18]. Although interventions may not be able to address every barrier, successful behavior modification may depend on identifying women's priorities and designing interventions that effectively incorporate them.
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The authors thank the three women who kindly agreed to be interviewed for this study. The authors also thank Dr. Jennifer Lipkowitz Eaton for her contribution to the review and edits of the revised version of the manuscript. This research was funded by a grant from the National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive, and Kidney Diseases (Grant #01 DK64986-03S1). Dr. Carter-Edwards was also supported in part by a Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA UL1 RR024128-01).
Department of Community and Family Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, USA
Lori Carter-Edwards, Truls Østbye, Kimberly SH Yarnall, Katrina M Krause & Tia-Jane'l Simmons
Department of Internal Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, USA
Lori A Bastian
Lori Carter-Edwards
Truls Østbye
Kimberly SH Yarnall
Katrina M Krause
Tia-Jane'l Simmons
Correspondence to Lori Carter-Edwards.
LCE conceived of and executed the study, conducted the interviews, and wrote the manuscript. TØ and LAB assisted in the design of the study, interpretation of the data, and revision of the manuscript. KSHY, KMK and TJS assisted in interpretation of the data and revision of the manuscript. All authors approved of the final manuscript.
Carter-Edwards, L., Østbye, T., Bastian, L.A. et al. Barriers to adopting a healthy lifestyle: insight from postpartum women. BMC Res Notes 2, 161 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1186/1756-0500-2-161
Accepted: 17 August 2009
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1186/1756-0500-2-161
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We almost got through this bowl season without any arguments so let's keep it going.
On another note.... reffing was horrible in the Bama game. No question.
Thanks for the winners buddy. Don't know if Clemson can beat Bama. But I will be pulling for them.
The officiating was horrible.... Alabama seems to get away with tons of stuff all the time... not just this game... but every game.
even at the end the officials were hesitate to throw that flag when the Bama DL took his helmet off and acted a fool.... any other team in the country that player is flagged immediately.
The corners CLEARLY should have been called for PI several times.... but just didn't. I've noticed for years the corners get away with this..
[Quote: Originally Posted by slomotion] We almost got through this bowl season without any arguments so let's keep it going.
But if Clemson weathers the storm early... I think they will beat Bama.
When a team is down 20+ points... they tend to abandon the run game.
Well said Boom. I think OU averaged over 5 yards/carry. Digging that deep hole for themselves early in the game was just too much to overcome. Going into the game, two things had to happen for OU to have a shot to win......1) win the turnover battle and 2) win the battle of "breaks" (the over-ruled fumble on Bama's 1st possession and the"let it stand" possession call on their 2nd touchdown). They won neither. The championship should be a good one. I'm sure Clemson will attack the freshman DB that was covering Cee Dee Lamb. Give me Clemson and the points.
You are killing it Boom!!! Nice work!!
Boom Thanks for the winners buddy. Don't know if Clemson can beat Bama. But I will be pulling for them.
It will be a tough task for sure.... Bama is incredible...But if Clemson weathers the storm early... I think they will beat Bama.
they did it in 2017 being down 2 scores--agree though 'Bama will hit you in the mouth early, but if Clemson keeps the deficit at 10 they have a great shot!
[Quote: Originally Posted by Boom_Boom][Quote: Originally Posted by barbco] Boom Thanks for the winners buddy. Don't know if Clemson can beat Bama. But I will be pulling for them. [/Quote]It will be a tough task for sure.... Bama is incredible...But if Clemson weathers the storm early... I think they will beat Bama.[/Quote] they did it in 2017 being down 2 scores--agree though 'Bama will hit you in the mouth early, but if Clemson keeps the deficit at 10 they have a great shot!
Any thoughts on Monday's games?
I hope you post during the regular season next year Boom.
Clemson D obviously great. They will limot and harass Tua...can Etienne run effective enough to give sunshine pocket time?
Just like clockwork, the Boom insults are right on queue . . .
Except OU didn't abandon the run game. They were relying on the run just as much after they went down 21 as they were before and actually ran only 1 fewer time in the second half than they did in the first. Murray was running for his life all night and missed almost half of his passes. Surprising the BEST OL in the country (and it's not even close) would allow that.
Sunshine can't scramble like Murray.
Very tough game for Clemson. Only way I see them winning is giving him time in the pocket. If they can do that then that will open up other parts of their game such as the run. But if Bama can shut down one part being either the run or the pass even a little itll be tough for Clemson. I do think that Clemson D can make a difference though. Eith that being said the offence will need to reward their D with some points because the can't fo it all game and expect to win a low scoring affair.
Offense need to reward points and give time for the d to rest.
Sunshine walks out and dear in the headlights on first few possessions?
I think a first half play (side/total) may be a great play.
Boom keep up the great thread and BOL. Consider coming back next year.
Losing by half a point in that Washington st game hurt.... But you win some like those and you lose some.
He started the Bowl Season betting $50-100 a game , mostly tailing my picks ( mine were coin flips at best) , when he came across your thread he decided to BLIND TAIL all your BIG PLAYS for $300-$1000 per wager ..
Wish I could post the video of him diving in the Snow wearing only Basketball shorts after Clemson covered Easy.
He entered the Oklahoma Bama game up 6,550 , he Tailed your Oklahoma and parlayed it with Over 78.5 ..
IF YOU EVER COME UP TO WNY , PLEASE LET ME KNOW , Would love to send you and Yours out for a Fantastic dinner.
Just wanted to say thanks Again. MUCH RESPECT My Cousin was on tough times after getting laid off ( now until April ) Works another job offer the books , but its probably 1/3 of his normal pay ... He started the Bowl Season betting $50-100 a game , mostly tailing my picks ( mine were coin flips at best) , when he came across your thread he decided to BLIND TAIL all your BIG PLAYS for $300-$1000 per wager .. Heading into Saturday he was up $2200 , Virgina was a $800 play , he then read your whole thread again , and decided to let it all ride on Clemson -10 and Alt line -20 ...Wish I could post the video of him diving in the Snow wearing only Basketball shorts after Clemson covered Easy. He entered the Oklahoma Bama game up 6,550 , he Tailed your Oklahoma and parlayed it with Over 78.5 ..Ended the week up +$7,900+ I just called our local to see where I was at , My Cousin paid off MY $712 balance ... THANK YOU VERY MUCH BROTHER ... IF YOU EVER COME UP TO WNY , PLEASE LET ME KNOW , Would love to send you and Yours out for a Fantastic dinner.
Hell of a read Double. I love hearing stories like that. Happy New yrs ladies and gents..
Thanks for the winners buddy.
Wow... Such a humbling moment reading this. I hope the best for you and your cousins. Tell him to pocket that money... Keep it. The smart play is to KEEP that money. If he wants to play a few small plays... do it. But KEEP the majority of it. Tell him he can't lose what he doesn't put in the pot ( Rounders ).
Again... just humbled to hear stories like this. Don't know all his circumstances... But great for him.
Boom, I dont know you but you seem like a very classy person, God Bless you my man. I hope you stick around. drink all the positive on here and Flush all the negative down the drain.
Amazing job Boom. Ty for your insight & help.
Boom, I got the Oregon/Mich St over at 45. I am going big with this.


Retired St. Cloud professor John Palmer discussed the costs of education, health care and housing as part of a series on refugee resettlement costs.
ST. CLOUD — A retired St. Cloud professor again argued Thursday night for a pause in the federal refugee resettlement program.
John Palmer gave his second in a series of talks about the cost of refugee resettlement to state and local governments. This time, Palmer, a former professor at St. Cloud State University, prepared papers on education and health care costs associated with refugees and the availability of housing.
The Mississippi Room at the St. Cloud Library was not as full as Palmer's first presentation, and more subdued. About 70 people were in attendance.
Previously, Palmer looked at poverty rates by considering state demographic data that tracks unemployment, participation in the labor force and median income.
Palmer argued the area needs a pause in accepting refugees until there is a full evaluation of costs associated with refugees. He added there are and could be better ways to support refugees, but the community can't do that while it continues to accept more.
That, in his view, is only compounding the problem.
"We need to come together to find solutions," Palmer said. "I say a reasonable solution is to stop refugee resettlement until we find out a reasonable solution."
He reiterates that point in each of his three issue papers.
"I do believe there is a better way to be compassionate and to be responsive," Palmer said. "But I learned a long time ago, the only way you can say yes is to be able to say no."
Palmer is part of Concerned Community Citizens, also known as C-Cubed. Members of the group were major supporters of an unsuccessful proposed moratorium on refugee resettlement in St. Cloud backed by St. Cloud City Council member Jeff Johnson last fall.
Johnson was one of the public officials present at the event Thursday, as was Sen. Jerry Relph, R-St. Cloud.
By Palmer's estimates from his two presentations, the state spends about $200 million a year as a result of resettling refugees. That's includes Palmer's estimates of of costs related to housing, health care, education and social services.
Palmer did not include estimates of benefits to the state and revenue generated by immigrants and refugees through taxes, economic growth and other ways.
A reported released by the Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor in March had similar findings, in that some costs could be gathered or broadly estimated. But it is difficult to accurately determine the full fiscal impact of refugee resettlement — costs and benefits.
Why? Various reasons, including refugees can be hard to count, data doesn't exist or is difficult to collect. Possible economic benefits and other intangible costs and benefits are difficult to quantify.
On housing, Palmer had a simple point.
"Basically there's no room in St. Cloud for low-income households," Palmer said.
He pointed to numbers released by the St. Cloud HRA that show very low vacancy and turnover rates in public housing and voucher programs. Waiting lists for the programs are closed, and people receiving assistance were first put on the list in 2010, as the country was climbing out of the Great Recession.
"Don't tell me people can come here and they find suitable housing," Palmer said. "And that's welcoming? … I don't think that's welcoming. ... And it's not going to change overnight."
On health care, Palmer pointed to diseases refugees can bring with them, including tuberculosis, intestinal parasites and Hepatitis B. He shared some data on rates of infection as well as costs of prevention and treatment.
"Each of health conditions are serious and expensive to treat," Palmer said.
There is the possibility some disease could be spread beyond the refugee population, pointing to the measles outbreak last year.
He also raised the issue of female genital cutting, though the prevalence, outcomes and costs are difficult to estimate.
Finally, Palmer considered costs of English-language instruction in St. Cloud schools. He compared data showing a drop in state proficiency test scores with the rise in households where English was not the first language spoken. He adds while the numbers may correlate with one another, they don't definitively show causation.
"This is not an indictment. This is a fact, that we should respond to," Palmer said. "Either the district is not doing very well in dealing with English-language learners or they're overwhelmed. ... They can't keep up."
Palmer calls them partially funded mandates from the state and federal levels, likening the mandate to provide English-language instruction to providing special education for students with disabilities.
The event was opened up to questions, and there was a more cohesive tone than the previous session, which saw people arguing among each other while others shouted over one another.
The questions covered a range, from what moral obligation exists in this situation, how money should be spent and how much should be spent, and who is to blame for this situation.
Questions included why Somali refugees were not assimilating enough, how much government should be spending on various programs and services, whether refugees or the system are to blame for these problems, and whether we should be asking about the wealthiest 1 percent of our nation and increasing inequality linked to low wages should be considered as a factor.
In response to a question about where the Christian ideal of welcoming strangers and supporting people in need, Palmer said he's not abandoning his role as an evangelizing Christian. He said private and personal charity should be used to support people who need help.
"I don't think the government is very good at charity," Palmer said. "Government is amoral. They have no morality. ... Government is not in the business of charity."
He also responded to a comment calling out refugees as more than just numbers on a spreadsheet or cases of tuberculosis, but as humans.
"These are difficult issues to grapple with. These are human beings," Palmer said. "When you bring human beings into a situation where they're going to fail, that is not welcoming."
To read or download copies of John Palmer's issue papers, visit drjohnwpalmer.com.


Please find below a link to an excellent phonics website aimed - this is particularly useful for parents in our Early Years classes, Nursery and Reception and in Years 1 - 3.
Please click on the link below for some excellent guidance on Mathematics for all parents.
Mental Fluency In Mathematics The national curriculum programme of study for mathematics is very light on the detail needed to develop mental mathematics, yet this is a fundamental skill and a cornerstone of pupils' ability to be flexible and adaptable with their numbers. The primary mathematics team at Herts for Learning is working extensively to supports schools to put the detail back into the curriculum offer and to ensure that pupils build these essential skills in a progressive and secure way. Mental fluency is the key to success and is so much more than just what pupils can hold in their heads. This new video, Mental Fluency in Mathematics, is one of the tools developed specifically to help schools consider the elements needed to embed this into their classrooms and ensure pupils approach their mathematics with confidence and flexibility.


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Q: Docker stack deploy doesn't start services or deploy correctly I have this compose file
version: "3.3"

volumes:
  jenkins_home:
    external: false
    driver: local
    driver_opts:
      type: none
      o: 'bind'
      device: '/var/jenkins_home'
  certs:
    external: false
    driver: local
    driver_opts:
      type: none
      o: 'bind'
      device: '/etc/certs'

services:
  docker:
    image: docker:dind
    restart: unless-stopped
    privileged: true
    volumes:
      - jenkins_home:/var/jenkins_home
      - certs:/certs/client
    ports:
      - "2376:2376"
    environment:
      DOCKER_TLS_CERTDIR: /certs
    deploy:
      mode: replicated
      replicas: 1
      placement:
        constraints: [node.role == manager]

  jenkins:
    image: git.example.com:8444/devops/docker-services/jenkins
    build:
      context: services/jenkins
      args:
        ssl_pass: changeit
    restart: unless-stopped
    depends_on:
      - "docker"
    volumes:
      - jenkins_home:/var/jenkins_home
      - certs:/certs/client
    ports:
      - "8080:8080"
      - "8443:8443"
      - "3268:3268"
      - "50000:50000"
    environment:
      DOCKER_HOST: tcp://docker:2376
      DOCKER_CERT_PATH: /certs/client
      DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY: 1
    deploy:
      mode: replicated
      replicas: 1
      placement:
        constraints: [node.role == manager]

  icecc-scheduler:
    image: git.example.com:8444/devops/docker-services/icecc-scheduler
    build: services/icecc-scheduler
    restart: unless-stopped
    network_mode: host
    deploy:
      mode: replicated
      replicas: 1
      placement:
        constraints: [node.role == manager]

  icecc-daemon:
    image: git.example.com:8444/devops/docker-services/icecc-daemon
    build: services/icecc-daemon
    restart: unless-stopped
    network_mode: host
    deploy:
      mode: global

when I run docker stack deploy --compose-file docker-compose.yml build_farm
It claims to start everything successfully. But running docker stack services build_farm I get
ID             NAME                         MODE         REPLICAS   IMAGE                                                                    PORTS
tap0zlw086wm   build_farm_docker            replicated   0/1        docker:dind                                                              *:2376->2376/tcp
n13pcmy8zpip   build_farm_icecc-daemon      global       0/1        git.example.com:8444/devops/docker-services/icecc-daemon:latest
ofpsosrhrzoq   build_farm_icecc-scheduler   replicated   0/1        git.example.com:8444/devops/docker-services/icecc-scheduler:latest
b9llhoe97vwz   build_farm_jenkins           replicated   0/1        git.example.com:8444/devops/docker-services/jenkins:latest           *:3268->3268/tcp, *:8080->8080/tcp, *:8443->8443/tcp, *:50000->50000/tcp

Which seems to mean none of the services actually started, I can't access any of them which seems to confirm this.
The second issue is that the icecc-daemon container only has one replica despite being started in global mode with 2 nodes on the swarm
docker node ls
ID                            HOSTNAME   STATUS    AVAILABILITY   MANAGER STATUS   ENGINE VERSION
rc6aajdnwnis4dvn4um7qcwk9     ex12873    Ready     Active                          20.10.12
phnvvy2139wft9innou0uermq *   ex12874    Ready     Active         Leader           20.10.12

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Fairfield Medical Center's River Valley Campus hosts open house
People walk through a waiting area of the Fairfield Medical Center River Valley Campus Thursday evening, June 21, 2019, in Lancaster. An open house was hosted at the new 95,000 sq. ft. building. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
Howard Long, CEO of the Robert K. Fox Family YMCA speaks during an open house at Fairfield Medical Center River Valley Campus in Lancaster. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
People visit the emergency department at Fairfield Medical Center River Valley Campus Thursday evening, June 20, 2019, during a tour of the new facility in Lancaster. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
People visit the trauma room at Fairfield Medical Center River Valley Campus Thursday evening, June 20, 2019, during a tour of the new facility in Lancaster. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
Jack Janoso, president and CEO of Fairfield Medical Center speaks at the beginning of an open house of FMC's new River Valley Campus. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
Dan Fruth, chairman of the Fairfield Medical Center board of directors speaks during the open house for River Valley Campus Thursday evening, June 20, 2019, in Lancaster. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
Fairfield Medical Center River Valley Campus on North Memorial Drive in Lancaster was open to the public for an open house Thursday night, June 20, 2019. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
People walk down the stairs toward the front entrance of the Fairfield Medical Center River Valley Campus Thursday, June 20, 2019, in Lancaster. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
People walk around the track in the Robert K. Fox Family YMCA portion of Fairfield Medical Center's River Valley Campus on North Memorial Drive in Lancaster. An open house was hosted at the new 95,000 sq. ft. building Thursday night, June 21, 2019. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette
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Setting the standard for excellence in the mobile audio industry, Rockford Corporation manufactures high-performance audio systems for the mobile audio aftermarket and OEM market. Headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, Rockford Corporation offers its products under the brands such as Rockford Fosgate, Rockford Acoustic Design, and Lightning Audio. Rockford Corporation is also the exclusive North American distributor of Brax, Helix, Renegade®, and mObridge mobile audio products.
Renegade warrants its products to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for a period of 1 year. The warranty period begins on the date the product is delivered.


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The Pittsburgh Pet Expo is a consumer pet trade show that takes place annually in mid-Autumn at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center located in Downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. With an estimated 14,000 spectators during the three days, the Pittsburgh Pet Expo is the second largest consumer pet trade show in the United States, covering over 2 1/2 acres of indoor space. The event originated in 2004, with an ever-widening national recognition as one of the premier pet events in the country. The event is highlighted by the annual Pet Olympics which includes the International Judges Association (IJA) sanctioned Rescue Me Rodeo Grooming Competitions, Dock Diving, National Dachshund Races, and various Agility competitions.

The event hosts roughly 250 local and national exhibitors and over 30 Animal Rescue Groups. In addition to the exhibits of pet-related products & services, the event hosts various types of entertainment and other hands-on activities. Dogs have made up the majority of pets accompanying owners, but cats, birds, lizards and other animals also participate.

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Trade shows in the United States
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Queensland, with its sub-tropical climate, has fabulous produce and seafood.
Even if regulators are a bit dopey about food safety.
Jill Poulson and Tanya Westthorp of the Courier-Mail report health authorities are warning people who have bought strawberries in Queensland, NSW and Victoria to throw the punnets out after several incidents of needles being found in strawberries sold at Woolworths.
Queensland Health and Queensland Police today took the extraordinary step to urge people who bought strawberries across the eastern seaboard in the past week to throw them out after three separate incidents in Queensland and Victoria.
Police suspect the ground-down needles were deliberately planted in the punnets with the culprit intending to cause 'grievous bodily harm or other objectives'.
The needle allegedly found in strawberries purchased from Woolworths at northside Brisbane. Pic: Supplied.
The contaminated strawberries come from one farm and are sold under the brands 'Berry Obsession' and 'Berry Licious'. They are sold from Woolworths and it's believed they may also be sold at other stores. A product recall is underway.
It comes as a 21-year-old Burpengary man ended up in hospital after he swallowed part of a needle when he bit into a strawberry bought from Strathpine in Brisbane's north on Sunday.
Two more incidents in Victoria were confirmed yesterday.
This entry was posted in food fraud and tagged Australia, brisbane, food safety, Needle, strawberry by Doug Powell. Bookmark the permalink.


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Q: Qt Bluetooth Low Energy - Problems using non standard GATT I have a device without knowing the used gatt profile, I only know that is something "homemade" and not anything known on the bluetooth-database.
In Linux the command
gatttool -i hci0  -b xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx  --char-read --handle=42

returns the value as expected (with the target device mac at xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx).
In Qt I am using the Heartbeat-Example from http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qt5-5.4/qtbluetooth-heartlistener-example.html
there they connect using a gattprofile, QBluetoothUuid::HeartRate and QBluetoothUuid::HeartRateMeasurement
I wasn't able to modify the example code in a way to read handle 42.
Can you explain where I have to put which values, that it connects to the "standard profile" as the gattool command does? If I use gatttool in interactive mode and ask primary it returns two uuids, but using them instead of the QBluetoothUuid::HeartRate did not work.

A: It doesn't appear that the Qt Bluetooth Low Energy API provides means for obtaining access to characteristics based on their handle value. (Neither does the Windows 8 BLE API.) You should use the UUID. Even if it's a homemade device, all services and characteristics are required by the GATT protocol to have UUIDs. The lowenergyscanner demo app can discover and display both the UUIDs and handles of all of the device's services and characteristics.  I've used lowenergyscanner to deal with BLE devices I'm developing.

A: device discovering is by uuid, even if you create a new profile with a new service and a new characteristic, you have to give the new characteristic uuid in setup.
But i dont know, how to add multiple characteristics to one service, it does not work with me.
have fun


inspired by Mager Valp's udpslave, i wrote NETMON, which is a somewhat more powerful tool for cross-development or remote accessing the c64 from a ml-monitor-like interface from your PC. features are: full access to all c64 memory, including REU, display as hex dump, petascii or disassembly, poke to memory or write to memory from a file, or vice versa: read from memory into a file, access connected disk drives at the serial bus (directory, read files, write files, command channel).
of course this will go into the RetroReplay ROM i am planning to build!
And adding -lwsock32 to the compiler line..
but when I run it I get the error 'gethostbyname failed' .. I dont know enough about this to figuire it out.
I tried adding a line to my 'Hosts' file that says 127.0.0.1 <machinename> but I'm just shooting in the dark here .. Any ideas ?
This program cannot be run in DOS mode.
i tried in XP DOS-Box as well and it worked out fine! haeh??! i will have a closer look into this. in the meantime ian coog wrote me an emial that he did a win port too, but i didn't look closer into this by now.
Really good job there Hannenz!
anybody tested the win32 port of ian coog?! i'd be curious if this one is working.
I teasted Ians version, It seems to work, but reports ESTABLISHED! regardless of whether the server is running or not , I tried a few commands and got no response ..
Has anyone tested this with NAT , I am behind a linksys router on my home network , perhaps this is causing the problem ?
yes, the "established" prompt is printed regardless if the server is running in fact, it just reports that the socket has been established on pc side. the client doesn't really check if the "c64 is present" at all, it will rather hang up in endless waiting if it isn't. you should get a memory dump by just entering "m" - so if you don't there is sure something going wrong.


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Q: Nesting Ruby on Rails HAML Checkbox in Label Tag I have the following code which doesn't work:
= form_for(resource, :as => resource_name, :url => session_path(resource_name), :html => { :class => "well" }) do |f|

= f.label :email
= f.email_field :email

= f.label :password
= f.password_field :password
- if devise_mapping.rememberable?
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  = f.label :remember_me, :class => "checkbox"
    = f.check_box :remember_me, :class => "checkbox"

  %div= f.submit "Einloggen"
= render :partial => "devise/shared/links"

It only works in that way, but I need it in one line and not in wto:
%p
  = f.label :remember_me, :class => "checkbox"
  = f.check_box :remember_me, :class => "checkbox"

Please help! I'm really desprate right now. I just want the checkbox nested in the label for the bootsrap form. I searched google and stackoverflow but found nothing
UPDATE:
I solved it now like this:
- if devise_mapping.rememberable?
%p
  %label.checkbox{ :for => "remember_me" }
    = f.check_box :remember_me, :class => "checkbox"
    Remember

A: What about :
%p
  = f.label :remember_me, :class => "checkbox" do
    = f.check_box :remember_me, :class => "checkbox"

A: Use that:
%p #{f.label :remember_me, :class => :checkbox} : #{f.check_box :remember_me, :class => :checkbox}


I found I can double click on the number ; it will be highlighted in orange, and then you can change the value.
JOdel 1: Only the "Create single morph" transfer mode requires that the morphs have a value other than zero because it calculates a new morph from all selected morphs and their values. The "Selected morphs" mode will transfer each selected morph independent of the value.
JOdel 2: I'm not sure whether I understand the question. You can drag'n'drop several poses one after another to GenX, e.g. first morph injections, then a pose with the morph values. If a morph isn't injected because of wrong file references, there are two options. First, you may try to repair the file references in the pose file. Second, you may inject the pose into the figure in a scene and then save the figure with the injected morphs as a new CR2 (should work in Poser and with CR2 export of DS).
JOdel 3: Click on the "Morphs" tab of GenX and click on the "GenX" button. You will get a list of all morphs created by GenX. You can delete or disable morphs or restore backups.
GreyMouser69: The feature of DSF toolbox to create an UV set requires that you define the UV map yourself for the Genesis mesh. It only creates the UV set in DSF format from the UV parameters in an OBJ file. It will not translate UV mappings from one figure to another.
Thank you. So I get the character pose to apply to a base figure, save the result as a .cr2, put that .cr2 in the character folder of a runtime library, and then load the cr2 (probably after a relaunch)? Then it will show up in the content pallate so it can be dragged into the transfer field? Fiddly, but acceptable.
This is the workaround if anything else fails. If you have often problems with wrong file references, it might be reasonable to try to fix the references.
I have no idea of how to do that. I just have to keep pointing the program at the folder the files are in and showing them that they really are there.
Have you ever opened a Poser pose in a text editor? (If it has P2Z as extension, you need to decompress it before.) For morph injections, there are lines starting with readScript followed by the path for the file to read. If this path is wrong, Poser or DS will ask you about the correct path. You can correct this path in the PZ2 file, then you never need to locate it again.
There are also tools to do this more convient or automatically. Have a look at my website or drop me a PM if you want to know more about this.
Thanks. I'll try opening one and seeing if there is something there that I recognize as a path. I suspect it may just be missing.
JOdel: did you check that DS has ALL of your runtime folders in it's directory? That it didn't forget one or two? Which version of Poser do you have? Did you add that Poser runtime to DS?
I've got all the runtime folders, and I've entered each content directory both as DS and as Poser content. I doubt it would show up in the content list if it weren't entered. These all show up, but they don't apply when clicked on. They will apply if i point the program to the files in the morphs folder. It just won't go thereby itself.
I opened up one of the problematic files and it was full of instructions that started 'run script' and of course there is no script that DS can find, so that's when I have to hit the 'Locate' button and point the program to where the files live in the morph folder. I made a copy of the file and deleted the 'run scripts' but that didn't help.
For general info, at the moment, the problems are all Studio Art Vartanian characters, but I'm sure there are ones from other artists which will do the same thing. I was able to transfer Volg without any problem at all. And Dante and Eros both transfered eventually. Boris DeConti and Neville send me pointing the program at the morphs folder.
The "readScript" lines are crucial, they call the injection poses for the morphs, e.g. from morphs++. If they are wrong, Poser/DS will ask to locate the file, GenX will issue a warning. If they are missing (or if you remove them), the morphs are not injected. You may remove them and inject the morphs with standard morph injection poses instead before using the character pose to set the morph values.
This means Poser/DS/GenX will look for the file "InjDeltas.FBMA4AikoBody.pz2" in all known Runtime folders using the path Runtime/libraries/!DAZ/Victoria 4/Deltas/Aiko 4. If a file can't be found, there's usually something wrong in the path, often a type or one folder missing in the path. Also, it's usually the same error for all readScript calls in the same file. So, if you compare the readScript with the actual location of the file on your file system, a simple "replace all" in a text editor will fix it, replacing the wrong path with the correct one.
Ah. Here is a sample for the Boris DeConte Head injection (head 1, there's also a second head, but I suspect that everything probably has the same problem.).
readScript ":Runtime::Morphs:StudioArtVartanian:BorrisDC:BDCHead:injBDC_Head-head.pz2" (without the spaces and <> marks.) The path missed the libraries folder. If that's the kind of fix it takes, I can do that. Although I suspect that I'll be doing this on a copy just to be safe, and then replacing the original with the copy.
I'm part way through the manual and will read it a couple of times, but are there any video tutorials (aside from this one: http://takoyakida.webs.com/videos/GenX_Tut.htm ) that show how to use the varied features of GenX?
Also, would the DSF Toolbox have any utility in getting figures back and forth between DAZ Studio and Carrara with morphs intact when DUF files aren't working?
Thanks - eager to learn how to use these tools (along with texture converter 2) and breathe some new life into all my old Generation 3 and 4 stuff.
I have Gen X but can't find where it's hidden in DS. It shows that the plugin is loaded successfully in the plugins area under Help menu. Can someone PLEASE direct me to where D3D put this?
For me it shows up at the bottom of Window > Tabs rather than alphabetically.
You should be able to right-click in the gray area below any existing tabs, and add it from the 'add pane' drop-down. I've had to do that with a few things.
You're welcome. I think when I installed it on my machine, the GenX tab was showing the next time I started Studio. I never thought to look in the Window>Tabs list.
Mosk the Scribe: I'm not aware of other video tutorials for GenX. The DSF Toolbox has tools to create and modify content in DSF format. I don't think that it will be of help for actual incompatibilities with Carrara.
RAMWolff: If GenX is missing under Windows > Tabs, this is usually due to menu customization. Use Edit > Customize to add the GenX tab wherever you like. It should be located under Panels on the left side.
Does GenX (and the appropriate plugins for M4, v4, and generation 3 characters) allow you to use expressions from the old characters on Genesis?
If so, can someone explain how?
I've added V4 and V4 Morphs ++ (body and head) to Genesis. But when I double click on an expression with Genesis loaded, nothing happens.
Similarly, if I inject a character head or body, I don't see any changes.
Expression are just a kind of morphs. So, you can transfer the morphs to Genesis and then use them on Genesis. Because the expression morphs are defined relative to the donor figure (e.g. V4), they will work best when Genesis is morphed to the according shape. Like all morphs, they may work in other cases as well.
Expressions in the library are a kind of poses, they just set values for expression morphs. You can't apply them directly to Genesis. To use an expression or character pose for the original figure (e.g. V4) on Genesis, you need two things. First, you have to transfer the required morphs to Genesis. For V4 expressions, this are mainly morphs from the base figure. Second, you have to translate the expression or pose file into a DSF shaping preset that sets the values for the transferred morphs in Genesis. This is done easily with the "Presets" tab of Genesis.
As far as I tried, the morphs transferred by GenX load with Genesis and work well when using the DSON importer for Poser.
I made a small Poser Python script to import DSON files into Poser without requiring companion files. It can be used to apply the DSF or DUF shaping presets generated by Genesis Generation X to a Genesis figure imported into Poser with DSON Importer.
The script can be downloaded here: DSON Loader.
1) Are you able to figure out a script for DAZ Studio that would help get Gen 4 shoes, boots and high heels converted over to Genesis??
2) Are you able to create a script that would add Smoothing and Collision into Poser for those that use Poser with this new fabulous DSON Poser tech that DS3D and SmithMicro created? States in the info that those are the two things they were not able to do for what ever reason. Without smoothing and collision .... some clothing may not fit nicely enough and that would be a shame for the Poser community. I really love this feature in DS!
(1) This is terrific. I'm a die-hard Poser user so this is great news. Thanks for creating the DSON python. Much appreciated.
(2) Off-topic: Have you thought about updating Perfect Skin for SSS? Love that product although now I use EZSkin2, too.
3) And, since you're incredibly well-versed in P2012 & DS4, do you think it will be possible/plausible to tackle autofit of older clothes (e.g. v4) to Genesis within Poser?
Long skirts are another thing that autofit mangles, and there isn't an option for them. Just knee-length, so the lower skirt tends to get crumpled.
RAMWolff 2: If SM and DAZ were not able to implement it with their direct access of the technologies for Poser and DAZ Studio, it's most likely impossible with the standard Python interface of Poser.
andolaurina 2: Yes and no. I still haven't found the time to explore the SSS features of Poser 9 in depth. If I do, I might update the Perfect Skin script or do a new script for SSS.
andolaurina 3: It might be reasonable for DS to consider the integration of auto-fit into the DSON Importer. Otherwise, it would require to completely reinvent the system, which probably isn't worth the effort. You can use the auto-fit feature in DS and export the clothing in DUF format if you want to use it in Poser.
JOdel: It should be possible to improve the transfer of long skirts within auto-fit, but again it would it be much more effort to first build something like auto-fit from ground up and then trying to find a better way to transfer some special cases.
More stretching then crumpled these days it keeps improving. I've found playing with the settings once smoothing is added helps. A bigger issue is when items are not welded together and start to separate .


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Q: "iw" command not working in Qprocess in Qt Ubuntu 14.04 i am trying to run the following command with QProcess :
QString cmd = QString("iw wlan0 scan | grep dBm");
QProcess *qProc = new QProcess();
qProc->start(cmd);
qProc->waitForFinished();

and getting error :

"Usage:    iw [options] dev  scan [-u] [freq ] [ies ] [ssid |passive]
Scan on the given frequencies and probe for the given SSIDs
     (or wildcard if not given) unless passive scanning is requested.
     If -u is specified print unknown data in the scan results.
     Specified (vendor) IEs must be well-formed.

Options:
    --debug     enable netlink debugging

but the command is working fine in terminal...please help me to find the solution.

A: QProcess runs one process, to execute a command you can run sh and pass the command after -c:
QString cmd = QString("iw wlan0 scan | grep dBm");
QProcess sh;
sh.start("sh", QStringList() << "-c" << cmd);
sh.waitForFinished();
QByteArray out = sh.readAll();

A: One way to run such commands with QProcess is to put it in a shell script and call it like :
QProcess process;
process.start("/bin/sh", QStringList()<< "myScript.sh");

You can also pass it as an argument to your bash or shell after -c :
QProcess process;
process.start("/bin/sh", QStringList()<<"-c"<<"iw wlan0 scan | grep dBm" );

A more general solution which is independent of your shell or bash system is using to objects of QProcess:
QProcess process1
QProcess process2;

process1.setStandardOutputProcess(&process2);

process1.start("iw wlan0 scan");
process2.start("grep dBm");
process2.setProcessChannelMode(QProcess::ForwardedChannels);

process1.waitForStarted();

process2->waitForFinished();


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Q: Private instance variable in servlet set to null? In my servlet I start a background thread onContextInitialized() and consequently I need to stop it onContextDestroyed(). So my servlet needs a private instance variable (let's call this daemon) pointing to this daemon thread.
The daemon runs fine, but the reference is lost as soon as I exit contextInitialized()! For example, if I implement doGet() to show the status of the thread, it throws a NPE
So the answer is, who can access my servlet private instance variable and set it to null?
I remark that the thread runs just fine, just the reference is broken

A: Make it static so all instances can see it:
private static Thread daemon;

A: Just set the reference in Application Context or set it to some static field of some class[less preferable]
Not sure what you want to achieve but this will do


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New York Times opens up code
It's great to see the outcome when someone inside a company truly gets Open Source. From the article:
The New York Times likes open source — so much so that, as it gradually moves more of its print operations online, it is nurturing a Web development team that has released two of its own open source projects.
XSL Cache is a PHP extension the Times is using to cache stylesheets on its Web site. DBSlayer is a tool the team developed to overcome LAMP scaling limitations that caused database replication processes to overwhelm the DB connection limits.
New York Times senior software architects Jacob Harris and Derek Gottfrid say they've received a mixed reception from the community, because some people just can't understand why a print media company would jump feet first into the open source philosophy. But open source software use isn't new to the Times, says Gottfrid. "I've been here a number of years, and open source has always played an integral part in everything we do."
Gottfrid says the most frequent comment he hears about the New York Times' foray into open source Web development is "'That's surprising.' They general think of us just as a newspaper, so they don't understand why we would be doing this. Is there a secret angle? But as soon as they read some posts, they start to break it down and understand. Now there's a bunch of people interested in this."
Harris agrees. "We're no longer just a print company, we're a technology company. We need to express ourselves in technological terms. The best way to do that is to give the developers a voice."
While it's a bit surprising to see a mainstream media company ahead of the curve like this, it's a clear indication that a couple motivated people can make a huge difference even at a large company. Open Source enables this kind of thing. Kudos to Jacob and Derek for making it happen. I'd guess it was more work internally then they lead on in the article. I'd also guess it will pay large dividends in the end. I found another part of the article interesting:
Harris says he's received some pushback from members of the open source community. "We went to OSCON, and some people were very excited that we were there, and some were like, what the hell are you doing here. A lot of people feel like we're pretty much irrelevant, and that they know what our business model should be. When you talk to geeks, they say 'just stop printing the newspaper,' but that would pretty much bankrupt us overnight."
I've been meaning to post about the current advertising bubble for a while. It's outside the normal scope of this blog, but is something I follow fairly closely. This is a public reminder to make that post, but suffice it to say that I do not think the "free but ad supported" model is the panacea some people think it is (although it is indeed the right fit in many situations).
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Charlotte FC, 2022 MLS Expansion Club, Unveils Logo
Wednesday, July 22, 2020 2 min read Chris Creamer
The new Charlotte-based Major League Soccer team, an expansion club slated to kick things off in 2022, announced the team's name and unveiled their logo today.
They will be known as Charlotte FC.
Alternate names the team had listed as finalists were All Carolina FC, Carolina Gliders FC, Charlotte Athletic FC, Charlotte Crown FC, Charlotte Fortune FC, Charlotte Monarchs FC, and Charlotte Town FC (this one was very popular in Prince Edward Island).
Ultimately they chose to reject all those options, instead, they will essentially be going forward with no team nickname. They join other such nameless teams in Major League Soccer as FC Cincinnati, Nashville SC, Toronto FC, FC Dallas, Los Angeles FC, and Austin FC. Suddenly the Canadian Football League's two "RoughRiders" don't seem so silly anymore.
Now that we've already dedicated four paragraphs to practically nothing, let's move on to the logo.
Charlotte FC's crest is blue, black, and white (silver is also listed as a primary team colour). The logo features a four-point crown to symbolize the royal legacy behind the name of the town (named in honour of Queen Charlotte Sophia), each of the four crowns spire represents each of the four wards of the city.
The logo is a coin shape, a nod to Charlotte being the first city with it's own branch of the U.S. mint (this is referenced again in the "MINTED 2022" in the logo), as well as it's "modern status as a major US finanacial capital". The font was also chosen with the town's minting history in mind.
Charlotte FC will begin in 2022 and will play at Bank of America Stadium, home of the NFL's Carolina Panthers.
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Today began with the launch of three projects at three separate locations.
"If more institutions like this are created, the country will flourish. No one from the government pays heed to our request".
"Never were such roads or bridges constructed, they just repaired them from the outside and no solid job was done".
1. A bridge for Kobeigane village, Kurunegala.
Sampath Dharmapriya Dissanayake (Group Leader – Kobeigane Bridge Reconstruction) said: "Seeing the happy faces of the people when the projects are completed, provides us with the strength we need. We will take every effort to ensure that this bridge is constructed under the required standards and we will provide this village a new bridge for next year".
MAS. Holdings joined hands with News 1st to construct the bridge – which has been in a dilapidated state for a long period of time.
The people of Kiran – Akurana have been battered by wild elephant incursions for several years. We took the initiative to put up an electric fence to ease their hardships.
The project is aided by the Export Credit Insurance Corporation of Sri Lanka.
3. A maritime light tower for the fishermen in Thotamuna, Matara.
Work on the solar powered light tower which will aid around 300 fishing families began this afternoon.