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package tagdb.ui;

import com.compomics.util.examples.BareBonesBrowserLaunch;
import tagdb.ui.util.Constants;

import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.HyperlinkEvent;
import java.awt.*;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;

/**
 * HtmlFrame
 *

 *

 * This class is used to display a frame with external HTML resources model.
 *

 *
 * @author T.Muth
 */
public class HtmlFrame extends JFrame {
    private JEditorPane editorPane;
    private JButton closeButton;
    private JScrollPane scrollPane;
    private URL url;

    /**
     * Constructor constructs the frame with an editor pane.
     *
     * @param parent Parental frame
     * @param url The resources URL.
     * @param title the title of the frame
     */
    public HtmlFrame(JFrame parent, URL url, String title) {
        // Sets icon image
        setIconImage(Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(getClass().getResource("/icons/logo.png")));
        setTitle(Constants.APPTITLE + " --- " + title);
        setDefaultCloseOperation(javax.swing.WindowConstants.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE);
        editorPane = new JEditorPane();
        editorPane.setEditable(false);
        editorPane.setContentType("text/html");
        closeButton = new JButton();
        scrollPane = new JScrollPane();

        closeButton.setText("Close");
        closeButton.addActionListener(new java.awt.event.ActionListener() {

            public void actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
                close();
            }
        });

        editorPane.setBorder(javax.swing.BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(20, 20, 20, 20));
        editorPane.setContentType("text/html");
        editorPane.setEditable(false);
        editorPane.setMinimumSize(new java.awt.Dimension(10, 10));
        editorPane.setPreferredSize(new java.awt.Dimension(10, 10));
        editorPane.addHyperlinkListener(new javax.swing.event.HyperlinkListener() {

            public void hyperlinkUpdate(HyperlinkEvent evt) {
                editorPaneHyperlinkUpdate(evt);
            }
        });
        scrollPane.setViewportView(editorPane);

        org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout layout = new org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout(
                getContentPane());
        getContentPane().setLayout(layout);
        layout.setHorizontalGroup(layout.createParallelGroup(
                org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.LEADING).add(
                org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.TRAILING,
                layout.createSequentialGroup().addContainerGap().add(
                        layout.createParallelGroup(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.TRAILING).add(
                                scrollPane, org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE,
                                235, Short.MAX_VALUE).add(closeButton)).addContainerGap()));
        layout.setVerticalGroup(layout.createParallelGroup(
                org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.LEADING).add(
                org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.TRAILING,
                layout.createSequentialGroup().addContainerGap().add(scrollPane,
                        org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.DEFAULT_SIZE, 494, Short.MAX_VALUE).addPreferredGap(
                        org.jdesktop.layout.LayoutStyle.UNRELATED).add(closeButton).addContainerGap()));
        pack();

        try {
            this.url = url;
            if (this.url != null) {
                try {
                    editorPane.setPage(this.url);
                } catch (IOException e) {
                    editorPane.setText("The selected HTML file is not available.");
                }
            } else {
                editorPane.setText("The selected HTML file is not available.");
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        editorPane.setCaretPosition(0);
        setSize(Constants.HTMLFRAME_WIDTH, Constants.HTMLFRAME_HEIGHT);
        setLocationRelativeTo(parent);
        setVisible(true);
    }

    /**
     * Closes the help frame.
     */
    private void close() {
        this.dispose();
    }

    /**
     * Updates the hyperlinks
     *
     * @param evt
     */
    private void editorPaneHyperlinkUpdate(HyperlinkEvent evt) {
        if (evt.getEventType().toString().equalsIgnoreCase(
                HyperlinkEvent.EventType.ENTERED.toString())) {
            setCursor(new java.awt.Cursor(Cursor.HAND_CURSOR));
        } else if (evt.getEventType().toString().equalsIgnoreCase(
                javax.swing.event.HyperlinkEvent.EventType.EXITED.toString())) {
            setCursor(new java.awt.Cursor(Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR));
        } else if (evt.getEventType().toString().equalsIgnoreCase(
                HyperlinkEvent.EventType.ACTIVATED.toString())) {
            if (evt.getDescription().startsWith("#")) {
                editorPane.scrollToReference(evt.getDescription());
            } else {
                this.setCursor(new Cursor(java.awt.Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR));
                BareBonesBrowserLaunch.openURL(evt.getDescription());
                this.setCursor(new Cursor(java.awt.Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR));
            }
        }
    }

}


This Harpoon folding knife has a 416/52100 San Mai damacus steel blade with a flipper opener. The handle features 5 Layer Random damascus bolsters and black/white burlap micarta scales over titanium liners. The steel back spacer is filed, along with the liners, flipper and blade spine. This knife includes a signed certificate of authenticity, dated 7/23/16.


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The Tobacco Industry, Amazon, and a $4 Billion Business Source Newsweek title How the Tobacco Industry Became America's Most Powerful Industry
The Tobacco Company of America has filed for bankruptcy.The nation's largest tobacco company, which was once the envy of the tobacco industry, has filed to declare bankruptcy.In December, the company announced that it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.The company has filed a bankruptcy petition with the US bankruptcy court, which will determine the…
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The Tobacco Company of America has filed for bankruptcy.
The nation's largest tobacco company, which was once the envy of the tobacco industry, has filed to declare bankruptcy.
In December, the company announced that it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The company has filed a bankruptcy petition with the US bankruptcy court, which will determine the fate of the company.
"We believe the filing of a Chapter 11 petition in a bankruptcy court is a significant step forward in our restructuring plans, which include the elimination of approximately $4 billion in debt, the liquidation of its business and assets, and the reduction of the Company's assets to a net value of $6.5 billion," the company said in its filing.
The filing, however, does not address the legal challenges to the company's reorganization plan.
The bankruptcy petition states that the company will be unable to make any future payments to shareholders.
The Tobacco Corporation of America filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection in October, after more than a decade of operating under a series of costly and controversial restructurings.
The restructuring was designed to bring in more profit from its massive tobacco empire, which is estimated to generate more than $4 trillion in annual revenue.
The tobacco company has struggled with a string of legal battles, including the recent Supreme Court ruling that found its plan to sell off tobacco assets amounted to unlawful gambling.
The ruling came as the tobacco company faced the possibility of being forced to pay more than half a billion dollars to the tobacco companies largest shareholders, including Phillip Morris, Reynolds American, and Altria, in a plan to turn the company around.
In addition to its bankruptcy filing, the Tobacco Company has been in negotiations with its creditors to restructure its debts.
The sale of tobacco assets will include $200 million to $500 million in cash, according to Reuters.
Reuters reported that the sale of the Tobacco Corp. of America is set to take place over the next year.
Reuters also reported that former U.S. President Donald Trump has also been named as an investor in the Tobacco company.
The announcement of the sale came on the same day that Altria Inc. and Philip Morris announced they were forming a new partnership to create a $1 billion tobacco product and marketing company.

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Barry 'Bubba' Beck
Status: NHL defenseman from 1977-1990 for the Colorado Rockies, New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings. Currently manages the Hong Kong Academy of Ice Hockey in China.
Ht: 6-foot-3 Wt: 215 pounds
DOB: June 3, 1957 In: Vancouver
First Hockey Memory: "Dad tried to make a rink in our backyard. We had record warm weather in February over night. When I got home, my friends and I went swimming instead (smiles)."
Hockey Inspirations: "John Ferguson. Ernie 'Punch' McLean. Bobby Orr. Herb Brooks. And man I really looked up to The Man - Dick Butkus."
Favorite Movies: "Man on Fire with Denzel Washington and Cinderella Man with Russell Crowe."
First Car: "1960 black Meteor. Three on the column. Price tag was $50. I bought it for the huge back seat (smiles)."
First Job: "Was moving animal hides on docks."
Current Car: "I take the train now."
Favorite Meal: "Roast chicken with gravy, mashed potatoes, fresh corn on the cob, Caesar salad, lemon meringue pie and a glass of ice cold chocolate milk."
Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: "Lime sherbet."
Greatest Sports Moment: "Becoming a New York Ranger. First game as a New York Ranger. I was playing in front of eight or nine thousand in Colorado. As a kid I had hockey cards of players like Bob Nevin, of the Original Six teams. I dreamed of playing with one of the Original Six teams. When I got to New York, I thought: 'This is what hockey is all about. Playing in a historic arena like Madison Square Garden in a city like New York City.' You have to be consistently good every night as a player, instead of every other night. The highlight memory was putting on a Rangers jersey and skating out on the Garden ice for the first time."
Most Painful Moment: "Not being able to win the Stanley Cup with teammates and fans."
Most Memorable Goal: "First game at Madison Square Garden with the Rangers against the Los Angeles Kings."
Funniest Player Encountered: "Me!"
Toughest Competitors Encountered: "Tim Kerr and Clark Gillies were very strong and hard to move out from the front of the net. I remember using all my strength and it was hard to move them. Both the Islanders first and then the Oilers after them, had similar qualities - scoring, toughness and leadership equals Stanley Cups."
Funny Hockey Memory: "There are hundreds of stories. One time, in Colorado, Don Cherry's dog Blue came waddling into our locker room. He came in and, you know how those dogs do it, he rubbed his butt on the floor - right in front of my locker, in the area I used to do push-ups. So I gave Blue a little whack with my stick and he ran yelping down the hall back to Don's office. Then Don came in and asked who did it? We kind of looked around, said we didn't know. The next day I got traded to New York. "
Favorite Uniforms: "New York Rangers."
Quote: "I was tough. When I had that toughness taken away from me (shoulder injuries), I was a different guy."
Favorite Arenas To Play: "Madison Square Garden. Checkerdome in St. Louis. The Igloo in Pittsburgh. (Why those two? Nobody has ever said them.) Every rink is different, like a theater. The sight lines change from one arena to the next. The Igloo and Checkerdome always felt comfortable for me. There are some places you can never play a great game in...maybe good, but not great. When you get on the ice you know right away. I like the boards and glass, too. Lots of give."
Personality Qualities Most Admired: "Balls."
Mark 'Scoop' Malinowski is the author of "Heavyweight Armageddon: The Tyson-Lewis Championship Battle" and creator of two websites: www.thebiofile.com and www.tennis-prose.com.


So far we have spent just over 2 weeks in Santos with Dona Ermida, staying in her apartment on the Avenida de Bartolomeu Gusmao right across the road from the beach. Our first week was rather wet and over cast but suddenly, as the Christmas holidays approached, the rain receded and the temperatures rose and we now have afternoon temperatures in the low 40s and even over night it is in the high 20s!
We spent Christmas in Sao Paulo with Valeria's quite large family and we are spending New Year in Santos on the beach watching the fire works. Unfortunately as New Year's Eve progresses the rain has returned …. apparently a regular feature of the festivities, even here!
Santos is the port for Sao Paulo and as you would expect is busy; the entry channel runs along the eastern end of the sea front into the and is always busy with shipping. The port was originally the main route for coffee exports but has the dubious claim to fame as the 'port of entry' for bubonic plague in 1899!
The city of Santos is on the eastern end of the large island of Sao Vincente which completely fills what would be a bay if the island wasn't there; on the western end of the island is the city of Sao Vincente. The port is on the sheltered north and eastern side of the island and that part of town, as you'd expect for a port, is not the most welcoming part of town; but as you move towards the beaches the buildings get taller and their density increases until you reach the sea front where almost all the buildings are apartment blocks, interspersed with the odd church and a few original buildings.
The sea front is the most attractive part of town and just behind the beach is the beach front garden which is in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest such garden in the world. Another interesting 'architectural feature' of Santos becomes apparent as you stroll along the beach front and it illustrates one of the perils of building on a beach …… there are a host of leaning apartment blocks. Mercifully, despite the leaning they appear to have been stabilised.
One street back from the seafront the streets are a full of shops and are generally very busy. Every Tuesday there is a huge fresh fruit and veg market a few streets from Ermida's apartment and in contrast with many other prices in Brazil the market prices are refreshingly inexpensive! Most staples are on sale for R$1 (about 25 p) for a kilo of any mix of produce.
Moving around Santos is easy as most places we need are within walking distance or a short cab ride away but the major factor in longer distance travel plans is the sheer volume of traffic, especially at this time of year. A large proportion of Sao Paulo residents want to spend their holidays on the beach. The 'challenge' is getting there as there are only two main motorway routes from Santos to Sao Paulo, Imigrantes and Anchieta (named for one of the original Jesuit priest who founded the mission at Sao Paulo in 1554).
During busy holiday periods they operate a form of contraflow using these two roads; even then congestion is 'impressive' and journey times 'extended'. We have made the journey between Sao Paulo and Santos by coach a couple of times, in addition to being chauffeured there for Christmas, and I have come across another interesting feature of travel in Brazil – you need photo ID to get on the coach. Not sure why yet as the driver simply checks you have an ID document of some sort (UK Driver's Licence in our cases) and checks something is written in the passenger information section of the ticket stub – he doesn't check the ID against the bearer or against what is written on the ticket; sometimes they don't check at all and sometimes, when the Gringo forgets his ID, they'll let you on anyway. I am sure there is a reason for this but it so far escapes me!
Another striking feature of travelling around here is the forest. As soon as you leave the built up areas you are straight into the Atlantic Forest which carpets the coast and the Serra do Mar mountains immediately inland; these rise up to the Brazilian Highlands plateau some 800m above sea level where you very soon encounter the outskirts of Sao Paulo.
In the New Year we will be travelling south to Florianopolis, making our way back to Santos via Santa Caterina and Parana States; Valeria has been hard at work arranging car hire and hotels. But that is next year, for now we are watching the old year being washed away, hoping the rain will run out before 2016 does!


Faloppio is situated in Italy, in the Lombardia region where it is within Como. It is also a local administrative centre.
If you are planning a visit be sure to see the long range weather forecast for Faloppio and the Lombardia region.
Coastal highlights close to Faloppio.
Natural highlights such as lakes, forests and mountains close to Faloppio.
Golf courses and race tracks in the vicinity of Faloppio.
Railway stations identified as being in or close to Faloppio.
Know Faloppio or operate a tourist attraction here?


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Alexandrovka () is a rural locality (a selo) and the administrative center of Alexandrovskoye Rural Settlement, Ternovsky District, Voronezh Oblast, Russia. The population was 634 as of 2010. There are 15 streets.

Geography
Alexandrovka is located 52 km southwest of Ternovka (the district's administrative centre) by road. Kiselnoye is the nearest rural locality.

References

Rural localities in Ternovsky District

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Finding Your Sacred Contract
Autor: Caroline Myss
Sprecher: Caroline Myss
Kategorien: Beziehungen, Elternschaft & persönliche Entwicklung, Persönliche Entwicklung
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This workshop, recorded live in Chicago, Illinois, focuses on how to find your life's mission, or "Sacred Contract." By coming to know your mission, you can live your life in a way that makes best use of your energy. Finding out where you invest your energetic currency can show you how to manage your power as opposed to being managed by it. When you're working well with your energy, you're also making the best expression of it and living in accord with your Sacred Contract.
Caroline Myss shows you how to discover your archetypal patterns, both symbolically and literally, and how to find the four archetypes we all share and the eight that are uniquely ours. By using these patterns, she teaches you how to use the "Archetypal Wheel" as an intuitive method to interpret the behind-the-scenes patterns of your life, revealing that your experiences and relationships to be spiritual dramas that are filled with opportunities for personal transformation.
©2002 Caroline Myss (P)2002 Hay House, Inc.
Sacred Contracts
Awakening Your Divine Potential
Originalaufnahme
Would you like to discover your sacred purpose in life? With a unique system that utilizes 12 central archetypes and a symbolic Wheel of Life, Caroline Myss helps you follow your personal life path to its highest point.
Myss as usual......AMAZING!
Von Stephanie Am hilfreichsten 16.05.2016
The Language of Archetypes
Discover the Forces that Shape Your Destiny
Have you ever felt that your life was guided by larger forces? Unseen but very real energies that influence every direction your life takes? In her renowned work as a medical intuitive, Caroline Myss examined the patterns of hundreds of archetypes that exist in human consciousness, and found that each of us has a "sacred support team" of 12 primary archetypes. Once identified, these archetypes allow you to discover your highest purpose, what she calls your "Sacred Contract".
C.Myss helps to find truth,meaning,guidance,health
Von Freddy H. Am hilfreichsten 06.02.2016
Advanced Energy Anatomy
The Science of Co-Creation and Your Power of Choice
Advanced Energy Anatomy guides you to a new understanding of how archetypes and other unconscious forces relate to problems of health, addiction, self-esteem, and victimhood, while opening you to partnership with the divine power that makes everything in life possible. It is "so well organized and intimately expressed," says AudioFile, "that repeated listening and sharing with friends will be hard to resist."
full of truths
The Courage to Confront Evil
The Most Important Challenge of Our Time
If you don't understand the nature of evil, how can you be a force for good? As Caroline Myss teaches, "evil" and "good" are not simply abstract concepts - they are energies you can learn to feel in your body and soul. Myss boldly investigates the spiritual nature of evil, the many masks evil wears, the pitfalls we face as we choose to confront it, and the spiritual guideposts that will help us navigate through the darkness within and without to become "an instrument of holy power."
Your Fundamental Power
What is self-esteem? A type of confidence? Or something far greater? In Self-Esteem, best selling author Caroline Myss casts a new light on this often misunderstood subject, redefining self-esteem as an actual core power that is essential to our evolutionary progress.
So helpful
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The Anatomy of Your Health
Essential Insights on the Hidden Causes of Illness and Healing
Technology and culture have dramatically changed our world - yet we don't realize how these external forces have triggered equally profound changes in our personal health. "Today we face health challenges our forbearers never had to deal with," teaches Caroline Myss. "Psychologically, energetically, and even chemically, we are radically different - and we need a different approach to our own well-being." With The Anatomy of Your Health, this pioneering teacher presents a bold vision of wellness that empowers us to thrive in the modern age.
Wonderfully Inspiring as always!<br />
Intimate Conversations with the Divine
Intuition and the Mystical Life
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ExxonMobil says signing bonus is US$18 million; calls for disclosures by all companies
ExxonMobil Sunday night said a US$18 million signing bonus was deposited into a government account at the Bank of Guyana last year, and called for such transactions with all other companies to be made public in the future. Country Manager of ExxonMobil (Guyana), Rod Henson told reporters that this country merely earned a bonus that is "customary and normal" in ...
Another Berbice cop arrested for road death
Police said a speeding motor cyclist was killed early Sunday morning when he allegedly slammed into a car. Dead is 28-year old Gavin Crandon of Angoy's Avenue, New Amsterdam. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the New Amsterdam Hospital. The pillion rider, 15-year old Hubert Williamson, was treated and transferred to the Georgetown Public Hospital. Investigators said at about ...
Policeman arrested in connection with fatal road accident
An off-duty police Constable is under close arrest following a fatal accident which occurred Saturday evening on the Rosignol Public Road, West Coast Berbice, the Guyana Police Force said. The law enforcement agency said at about 6:50 PM said pedal cyclist Daymon Barran,43 , of 103 William Street,Rosignol perished in the mishap. The police force said the Constable, who is stationed ...


The Free Library of Philadelphia is continuing our efforts to make the Summer of Wonder program as available and accessible as possible. In addition to offering Summer of Wonder in all 54 library locations throughout the city and online, we also are bringing the program out to daycares, recreation centers, summer camps, pools, play streets, and summer school programs.
Every summer the Free Library hires a team of Outreach Specialists to read with kids of all ages and sign them up for the Summer of Wonder program. If you run a program for children in the summer, please consider scheduling a visit from a Summer of Wonder Outreach Specialist! To do this, call the Youth Services and Programs office at 215-686-5372.
How many summers have you been an Outreach Specialist with the FLP?
What is your favorite thing about being a Summer of Wonder Outreach Specialist?
The diverse culture, the murals, the history.
To be able to go to the beach and read.
Who is your favorite Philadelphia Celebrity and why?
Lauren West (Mural Artist) because the Mural Arts is bringing the community together through art and programs.
Any special talents or facts about yourself that you would like to share?
I'm an artist who loves kids and visual learning! I'm a key holder at a studio called Second State Press.
What is your favorite part about being a Summer of Wonder Outreach Specialist?
Meeting all the different children.
What is your favorite book (and author) from childhood?
Discovering the neighborhoods of Philadelphia.
West Philly is the best Philly.
What was your favorite book (and author) from childhood?
This is so sweet! Thanks for introducing us the outreach team for Summer of Wonder!


"However difficult, being able to see what is ahead unleashes the ability to persevere and prevail."
It's a tricky thing ~ being able to see what the end product may be while standing there, staring at a block of stone, knowing all the work that's ahead ... but my experience is that through prayer, quiet meditation, and an optimistic attitude one can have a pretty good idea of what the statue will look like ... and what Kevin Hall says is true! When we see the end, our ability to persevere increases. We can't help but succeed ... and this is important: we can't help but enjoy the journey, hard as it is.
Speaking of work, Happy Labor Day!
Beautiful quote! Happy Labor Day!
what a great quote and thought for the day! have a great one, too.
Michelangelo was such an amazing person and I love this quotation. You are right, in order to finish something we should picture the end result.
I love the 2nd quote. If I know how long a trial is to last, I find it much easier to endure! It's that "perfect brightness of hope."


Don't flinch at the idea of a turnip. These are a small, sweet, variety with a radish-like taste. Simple to cook and a revelation. Cooking a good pilaf is all about light but fragrant spicing and gentle cooking of the rice. Placing a tea towel under the lid helps to absorb condensation which helps the grains separate.
Put a pan of well salted water on to boil. Wash the rice thoroughly in the sieve under running water until the water starts to run clear. Peel the zest away from the lemon in thin strips with a potato peeler.
Tip the rice into the pan of boiling water, making sure the water covers it well. Return it to the boil and simmer for 6 minutes. Drain the rice and give the pan a quick clean. Before starting the pilaf, peel your turnips. Cut them into 2cm chunks.
Heat 2 tablespoons of oil in the other saucepan and get it very hot. Throw in the turnips, season with salt and fry them vigorously for 1 minute. Add the cider vinegar, 80ml of water and half the butter. Bring to a boil and clamp the lid on tight.
Cook for 20 minutes, stirring at regular intervals. Add a dash more water if the pan dries out. The turnips should be tender and the liquid almost all evaporated. Meanwhile, trim and finely slice the green beans into 1cm pieces, at an angle.
Trim and finely slice 3 spring onions. Melt the remaining butter with 1 tablespoon of olive oil in the cleaned rice pan. Add the pilaf spice pot, half the cinnamon stick, and 3 strips of lemon zest. Fry lightly for 1 minute. Press the cardamom pods with a wooden spoon to split them.
Tip 80ml of water into the pan and add the rice. Season well with salt and pepper. Gently stir it through the butter, then level it out and press 8 holes into the surface with the handle of a spoon. Drape the tea towel over the top of the pan.
Pop the lid on, fold the edges up and over the lid so they don't catch. Cook on a very low heat for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, trim away the tough ends from 100g of asparagus (gently bend at point the stalks become tough and they will easily snap off).
Slice the asparagus stalks into 1cm pieces. Keep the spear heads whole. Add the green beans, spring onions and asparagus to the rice. Gently fold them in and level the rice back out. Replace the lid and tea towel.
Return to a low heat for a further 15 minutes, until the rice and veg are tender. Meanwhile, coarsely chop the hazelnuts. Wash the parsley and half the dill. Shake them dry, pick the leaves and fronds from the stalks and finely chop them.
Stir the dill into the turnips. Stir the parsley and hazelnuts into the rice. Season both to taste with salt pepper and a squeeze or 2 of lemon. Serve the pilaf with the turnips on top.
If you have trouble getting your hob to a very low setting, it is worth checking the rice to make sure it doesn't stick. A dash more water should help and you may need to lessen the cooking time.


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So you want to shine?
Recently, I saw two concerts at a festival. One started with a 3 minute explanation of what we were about to hear: That this was her most political song, yet. Why it is structured the way it is. What it means to her.
The other started with the band playing a groove. Then, the singer entered the stage, stretched her arms wide … and began to sing.
We left the former performance after about 5 minutes and were mesmerised by the latter, glued to our seats for 90 minutes.
It's the result of a profound shift in perspective. The first band's major concern was to make sure that we see the brilliance of their music. The band leader worked hard to explain it to us so that we wouldn't miss it. They wanted to make sure that we could appreciate it. They wanted to shine. They wanted something from the audience.
The second act's major concern was to give their audience a great time by playing their best music. They did shine. They wanted to give something to the audience.
And so, the paradox outcome was that we appreciated the brilliance of the second performance while dismissing the first.
There's an important lesson for any kind of communication here. When we ourselves don't even trust in our own message but rather feel the need to have to explain it before we deliver it, how should our audience trust in it? Even worse: this bit of insecurity shows. Audiences are super good to sense when there's a dissonance between what a speaker says and what she really feels – whether she really believes in what she says.
Our effort is much better spent with making our message actually brilliant than with explaining why our audiences should consider it brilliant.


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A South Carolina Upcountry Saga
The Civil War Letters of Barham Bobo Foster and His Family, 1860-1863
Collected letters of a Confederate officer and his family detail daily life and loss on the battlefield. Hope, sacrifice, and restoration: throughout the American Civil War and its aftermath, the Foster family endured all of these in no small measure. Drawing from dozens of public and privately owned letters, A. Gibert Kennedy recounts the story of his great-great-grandfather and his family in A South Carolina Upcountry Saga: The Civil War Letters of Barham Bobo Foster and ... Collected letters of a Confederate officer and his family detail daily life and loss on the battlefield. Hope, sacrifice, and restoration: throughout the American Civil War and its aftermath, the Foster family endured all of these in no small measure. Drawing from dozens of public and privately owned letters, A. Gibert Kennedy recounts the story of his great-great-grandfather and his family in A South Carolina Upcountry Saga: The Civil War Letters of Barham Bobo Foster and His Family, 1860-1863. Barham Bobo Foster was a gentleman planter from the Piedmont who signed the South Carolina Ordinance of Secession and served as a lieutenant colonel in the Third South Carolina Volunteers alongside his two sons. Kennedy's primary sources are letters written by Foster and his sons, but he also references correspondence involving Foster's daughters and his wife, Mary Ann. The letters describe experiences on the battlefields of Virginia and South Carolina, vividly detailing camp life, movements, and battles along with stories of bravery, loss, and sacrifice. The Civil War cost Foster his health, all that he owned, and his two sons, though he was able to rebuild with the help of his wife and three daughters. Supplementing the correspondence with maps, illustrations, and genealogical information, Kennedy shows the full arc of the Foster family's struggle and endurance in the Civil War era.
Hope, sacrifice, and restoration: throughout the American Civil War and its aftermath, the Foster family endured all of these in no small measure. Drawing from dozens of public and privately owned letters, A. Gibert Kennedy recounts the story of his great-great-grandfather and his family in A South Carolina Upcountry Saga.
Collected letters of a Confederate officer and his family detail daily life and loss on the battlefield. Hope, sacrifice, and restoration: throughout the American Civil War and its aftermath, the Foster family endured all of these in no small measure. Drawing from dozens of public and privately owned letters, A. Gibert Kennedy recounts the story of his great-great-grandfather and his family in A South Carolina Upcountry Saga: The Civil War Letters of Barham Bobo Foster and His Family, 1860-1863. Barham Bobo Foster was a gentleman planter from the Piedmont who signed the South Carolina Ordinance of Secession and served as a lieutenant colonel in the Third South Carolina Volunteers alongside his two sons. Kennedy's primary sources are letters written by Foster and his sons, but he also references correspondence involving Foster's daughters and his wife, Mary Ann. The letters describe experiences on the battlefields of Virginia and South Carolina, vividly detailing camp life, movements, and battles along with stories of bravery, loss, and sacrifice. The Civil War cost Foster his health, all that he owned, and his two sons, though he was able to rebuild with the help of his wife and three daughters. Supplementing the correspondence with maps, illustrations, and genealogical information, Kennedy shows the full arc of the Foster family's struggle and endurance in the Civil War era.
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message...which has nothing beside it.
...and then the rest is unsubscribe links and a send message button.
I couldn't add a template because of the same problem.
Can anyone help? Would a screen shot help?
Boggled and not very knowledgeable about php.
I have checked both firefox and internet explorer and they both display the page without the content or message area.
To make this clear, the message area where you would type a message is just not there. There is no where to place your mouse or click to begin typing. There is a large blank white space but no box.
I am not sure but I will post a pic...I might not be able to though till I have a certain number of posts.
...I wasn't able to add the pic.
It might be FCKeditor's configuration playing up. You could disable FCKeditor in config.php and see if the textbox area appears.
I have had this problem on every phpList instllation I have done. It stems from lines 588 to 590 in admin/fckphplist.php - the <? ?> bits in FCKConfig.ProtectedSource.Add confuse PHP and make it fail to load the script. Delete those lines and it should come good.
I guess I will experiment and remove those lines as you suggest. Or did you mean to only remove certain portions of each line?
The phplist.php file was not the problem.
As H2B2 suggested, turning the fckeditor off worked.
line 497 # NOTE: If you enable TinyMCE please disable FCKeditor and vice-versa.
...set line 498 to "0" as I have above.
It was hard to find anything related to this by searching through the forum, so I hope the moderators don't mind that I added a few keywords to bring it up.
paulbeaney wrote: I have had this problem on every phpList instllation I have done. It stems from lines 588 to 590 in admin/fckphplist.php - the <? ?> bits in FCKConfig.ProtectedSource.Add confuse PHP and make it fail to load the script. Delete those lines and it should come good.
Interesting find! Might be useful to let the phplist developers know about this.
Considering that most phplist users do not seem to have any problem with this commented code fragment, I guess it is important to know what exactly is causing it to become a problem on some server setups, e.g.: what version of PHP are you all running on your server? Anything else that might help explain the occurrence of this issue on some servers?
Could one of you file a bug report in the tracker, including the above information, and a link to this thread at http://mantis.phplist.com/ ?
knuckle34 wrote: I will experiment and remove those lines as you suggest. Or did you mean to only remove certain portions of each line?
somewhere in your PHP.ini? This is what I think causes the problem, and as it is a non-standard PHP setting that would explain why this problem isn't more widely encountered than it is.
H2B2 wrote: Could one of you file a bug report in the tracker, including the above information, and a link to this thread at http://mantis.phplist.com/ ?
at line 48 - 50 you will find the following code..
If you comment the 2nd Loadscript line and uncomment the 1st the editor will work.
and restart your webserver problem solved.
Thanks. The editor was causing some issues for me as well, but turning it off solved the problem.
This worked immediately!! 3 Cheers H2B2 and primebus!!
The problem I think initiated when I set my PHP to PHP5 and then back again .. was using dot5hosting.com .. really uncomfortable with their control panel .. a lot of weird seemed to happen along the way ..
Thanks for the great tip! This simple fix brought the editor up for me. I appreciate that.


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Lovely Bad Things Go From 'Hiding to Nothing'
John Hill Published: March 14, 2017
Courtesy of Lovely Bad Things
Lovely Bad Things are a Los Angeles band that writes lilting, catchy and affirming tunes, with nods to all your favorite alt-rock groups. The band is set to release their new EP, Homebodied, and today they're premiering their new song, "Hiding to Nothing." At its core, LBT write fantastic pop songs, and this is certainly one of them — the back-and-forth, boy-girl melodies provide an instantly irresistible hook that will take you off guard. It's a good combination with their guitar work, which is surfy and nostalgic without ever feeling played out. The band hits that perfect sweet spot between genres, melding approaches to create a new, truly lovely sound.
Hear "Hiding to Nothing" and look out for Homebodied when it comes out March 31 on Burger Records.
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I will stop in this Walgreens when I am in the nearby area. Very easy to get into and out of at the light.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Quick and convenient store to run into hen you just need to grab a thing or two!
Walgreens always offers a pleasant shopping experience! Great place to stop by when you only need to grab a couple of things.
Great convenience! Love to go in their during the holidays for candy and decorations that you can 't get in other stores!
Busy 24 hour location. On the Corner of Sawyer Brown & Highway US 70S. Easy access. Well-Stocked store with pharmacy & doctor clinic service.
I live in Woodbine, so I regularly shop at this location. Friendly staff and easy to park. They have everything you'd expect at a Walgreens.
This is a great Walgreens location! Well stocked and organized. Very helpful and personable employees.
This location is right across the street from where I used to work so it was very convenient. The staff is nice.
They are always friendly and willing to help...sometimes they are short staffed. Other then that great Walgreens.
I like this Walgreens a lot. Friendly staff and a great selection of items. They accept Apple Pay too.
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This is a giant Walgreens located walking distance from Vandy. Friendly staff and a great selection at this location.
Conveniently located -- walking distance from Vandy. Parking is easy. Kind and friendly staff at this branch.
I've filled several prescriptions at Publix and have always been pleased. I really appreciate they send text reminders when a prescription is ready to be picked up.
Great experiences here filling my prescriptions. The pharmacists are always helpful and attentive to my needs.
Nice staff and knowledgeable staff in the pharmacy. They have a pharmacy drive through which is helpful. Great place to buy last minute gifts and gift cards. Parking is easy and check out is normally fast. They also are a red box location for movie rentals.
We had excellent burgers, drinks! We sat outside in their garden which was excellent! The Orange creamsicle soft drink was delicious & the service was very fast & friendly! Would definitely go back!


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In 2002 we celebrated KFYO's 75th Anniversary and KFYO's 80th Anniversary in 2007 (although history would later prove these dates wrong, twice). On this page & the next, we'll go through some significant dates in KFYO's history.
KFYO has had a rich history of broadcasting and in over 85 years of broadcasting, only 8 General Managers, 7 owners, and one set of call letters. The KFYO call letters are one of the oldest sets of call letters in the United States.
When the legendary Jack Dale was Sales Manager for KFYO in the 1960's, some of the sales materials had the KFYO call letters standing for:
Folklore also had the KFYO call letter standing for this:
Back in the early days of radio sometimes the first letter in a set of call letters was dropped when referring about a station.
**UPDATE June 11, 2007**
After finding an authentic 1932 KFYO QSL Card for sale on E-Bay, it is now known that KFYO stands for:
The word 'Come' is intentionally misspelled as 'Kum' on the 1932 KFYO QSL Card.
Skip ahead to KFYO History Part 2
Ed. Note: Most of the information noted here comes from the KFYO archives. The listings for 1923-1927 were changed in July of 2012.
1923- The precursor to KFYO is established by T.E. Kirksey in Bentonville, Arkansas. According to a 1957 KFYO News Release, the station was authorized for 15 watts. It is not known how often the station broadcast, its call letters or its original frequency. The station may have been experimental
1925- June. The first known listing for a radio station licensed to Bentonville, Arkansas, KFVX. It broadcast on 1270 AM with 10 watts. (source: Jeff Miller 'A Chronology of AM Radio Broadcasting 1900-1960' website [1] ). However, the ownership is listed as The Radio Shop, R. H. Porter; with no known connection to T.E. Kirksey. (source: National Radio Club [2])
1925- At some point between October to December, KFVX is discontinued/disbanded in Bentonville (Source: January 1926 edition of Stevenson's Bulletin of Radio Broadcasting Stations). Meanwhile, the precursor to KFYO is sold from Kirksey to the Buchanan-Vaughn Company (source: KFYO News Release April 23, 1957). It is assumed that KFVX could be an ancestor to KFYO, but more information is needed to prove the connection.
1926- January. KFYO is licensed to Texarkana, TX with the ownership of the Buchanan-Vaughan Company (source: Jeff Miller 'A Chronology of AM Radio Broadcasting 1900-1960' website [3] ). KFYO broadcast on either 1440 AM or 1430 AM with 10 watts of power. (Source for 1440 AM listing: The 1926 Fall Issue of White's Air Line Mileage Book and Triple-List of Radio Broadcasting Stations with Map) (Source for 1430 AM listing: May 1926 edition of Stevenson's Bulletin of Radio Broadcasting Stations)
1927- On September 6, T.E. Kirksey re-acquires and moves KFYO to Breckenridge, Texas. Kirksey's ownership is also listed as "Kirksey Brothers Battery & Electric Company". KFYO changes frequency to 1420 AM and increased power to 15 watts, which is then quickly increased again to 100 watts of power. (Editor's Note: this item was originally dated September 11, 1927 and listed Kirksey as acquiring KFYO. However, the September 6, 1972 evening edition of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reports the date as September 6, 1927, and a 1957 KFYO News Release states Kirksey re-acquired KFYO.)
1928- On September 29, KFYO moved to Abilene, Texas on 1310 AM with power at 250 watts day & 100 watts night. T.E. Kirksey is still KFYO's owner. KFYO during a portion of its time in Abilene broadcast from the historic Grace Hotel.
1932- On April 23, KFYO moved to Lubbock. It kept its frequency, power, and ownership from when it was in Abilene
1932- On May 20 KFYO began broadcasting in Lubbock. The transmitting site was at 2312 5th St., 3 blocks East of Texas Tech University
1934- KFYO moves into its new downtown studios and office building at 914 Avenue J.
1934- On an unknown date, KFYO broadcasts the first ever radio broadcast of a Texas Tech football game. KFYO erects a 50 foot tower across the street from Jones Stadium to be able to watch the action.
1935- KFYO begins airing Downtown (Lubbock) Bible Class Sunday morning services. KFYO airs the weekly service for 11 years until 1946 (moved to KSEL-AM 1946-Nov. 1987) and then resumes airing the weekly Sunday service in December 1987.
1935- September. KFYO begins first regularly scheduled broadcasts of Texas Tech football
1936- On April 8, KFYO is purchased by the Avalanche Journal, Amarillo Globe News (also owners of KGNC-AM in Amarillo), & Plains Radio Broadcasting Company. DeWitt "Judge" Landis becomes the General Manager and KFYO becomes affiliated with NBC
1937- KFYO affiliated with the Mutual Radio Network
1941- KFYO changes its frequency to 1340 AM (sister station KKAM now occupies 1340) and power becomes a constant 250 watts
1944- KFYO affiliated with the NBC Blue Network, which becomes the ABC Radio Network
1948- The FCC issues a Construction Permit (CP) for a new AM radio station in Lubbock. The call letters of the station is KVLU, frequency 790, power 5,000 watts Day and 1,000 watts Night (the current-day KFYO). The CP is owned by Wendell Mayes, C.C. Woodson and G.H. Nelson of Lubbock County Broadcasting in Brownwood, Texas. Mayes is also the owner of 1380 KBWD-AM, in Brownwood, Texas. The CP for KVLU is not built and expires in 1949. KFYO then makes the move to 790 AM in 1953. (source: 1948, 1948 & 1950 editions of Broadcasting Yearbook)
1948- On April 15 KFYO-FM went on the air. According to Jack Dale, it signed off a few years later (in 1950) after limited use. From the 1950 edition of Broadcasting Yearbook KFYO-FM broadcast on 99.5 FM (now the present-day KQBR-FM, 99.5 Blake FM) at 13,000 watts of power. A new license for FM 99.5 was reissued in the late 1960's or early 1970's.
1949- On May 15, Gordon Thompson becomes KFYO's new General Manager
1949- In September, Legendary Broadcaster, Paul Harvey visits Lubbock
1950- On June 12, KFYO Farm Director Jack Creel, along with the rest of the Radio Farm Directors (of America) meet with President Harry S. Truman at the White House. Farm Directors from other notable stations that made the trip include, WGN-Chicago, KOA-Denver, KSL-Salt Lake City, WBAP-Fort Worth-Dallas & WNBC-New York City. (source: Harry S. Truman Presidential Library)
1952- Sportscaster Jack Dale, "The Voice of the (Texas Tech) Red Raiders", comes to Lubbock and begins his longtime relationship with KFYO and Texas Tech University
1952- KFYO begins its longtime association with the First United Methodist Church of Lubbock by airing their Sunday morning service
1953- On January 18, KFYO makes its big move. The station changes from 1340 AM to its current 790 AM and increases power to 5,000 watts day and 1,000 watts night. The transmitter and 3 tower transmitting array were located at the Northeast corner of 82nd & Quaker. Shortly after KFYO vacated 1340, KDUB-AM became the station on 1340, which was owned by the same owner that started KDUB-TV (now KLBK 13) Lubbock's first TV station
1953- The FCC grants KFYO a TV License on Channel 5. Channel 5 is now occupied by Texas Tech's KTXT-TV/DT
1954- June 1, KFYO begins its 49 year affiliation with CBS News
1955- KFYO receives an Honorable Mention for a Peabody Award: In Footnotes on the Fine Arts with Jack Sheridan, KFYO (CBS) carries to West Texas unique coverage of fine arts activities. Not only does Mr. Sheridan share his own rich knowledge of all the arts, but through skillful interviews with national leaders has stimulated wide public interest in museums, symphony orchestras, books, and the theatre, thereby greatly enriching the cultural life of the great south plains. In recognition of this local public service, a Peabody Citation is hereby presented.
1967 or 1970- KFYO honored as a 5- year radio network affiliate of Houston Astros Baseball (editors note: no date was given on the photo and the Astros began play in 1962 as the Colt .45's and then became the Astros in 1965. Assumption is made that KFYO started broadcasting Astros Baseball in one of those two pivotal years in the Astros' History)
1970- May 11- The most important day in KFYO's History. KFYO is the only broadcast outlet in Lubbock that broadcasts continually before, during and after the Lubbock Tornado. Bud Andrews, Max Mott, Bob Nash and the rest of the KFYO staff coordinate and broadcast critical information to Lubbock during and after the tornado. KFYO also provides Lubbock's only link to the outside world during the tornado by broadcasting over phone to 1080 KRLD in Dallas (Texas State Networks flagship). Because KFYO was the FEMA/Civil Defense radio station in Lubbock, the station was equipped with two diesel back-up generators which provided power for KFYO's studios at 914 Ave. J and transmitter site at 82nd & Quaker Ave. KFYO becomes the vital link for information for Lubbock and the region in the hours and days after the tornado. This was because of the immense damage and lack of electricity in Lubbock for days following the tornado.
KFYO is honored with numerous local, state and federal awards for its coverage, which included multiple days of 24 hour commercial-free broadcast. The citations included recognition from President Richard M. Nixon. The City of Lubbock along with FEMA commissioned a reenactment film to be produced about the night of the Lubbock Tornado. KFYO is mentioned prominently in the film, along with staff members Bob Nash and Bud Andrews. The City of Lubbock will occasionally rerun the film on its public access channel during tornado season.
The transmitter site of one of KFYO's competitors, 1460 KLLL-AM was seriously damaged during the tornado and its transmitter knocked off the air. KLLL used their time off the air, approximately one week, to petition the FCC for a move of the KLLL call letters to its co-owned 96.3 FM (KBFM-FM). After receiving FCC approval for the call letter change, KLLL relaunched on 96.3 FM where it has remained ever since. When KLLL moved to FM they aired a country music format that was based in new music from Nashville with the Top-40 format sound. At the time of the Lubbock Tornado, KBFM-FM was airing a beautiful music/nostalgia format.
Another KFYO competitor, 950 KSEL-AM (present-day KJTV) lost both of their towers at their transmitter site in Mackenzie Park during the tornado. In 1970, KSEL-AM was co-owned with Channel 28 KSEL-TV and 93.7 KSEL-FM. According to Paul R. Beane, KSEL-AM was off the air for about six months before the damage at the KSEL-AM transmitter site could be repaired and new towers built. In 1970, Beane was the News Director for KSEL's three stations. As the tornado hit Downtown Lubbock, Beane was also live on the air from a mobile news unit, anchoring severe weather coverage for all three KSEL stations as the storm took his stations off the air.
Go to KFYO History Part 2


The Telegraph, 30/09/14, rising numbers of universities will be forced to introduce their own admissions exams because of chaos caused by a shake-up of A-levels, according to headmasters.
More students may be required to sit aptitude tests as part of the selection process amid confusion over a reform of the traditional school leaving exam in 2017, it was claimed.
The Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference (HMC) admitted that the shift would favour independent school pupils who are often better prepared for entrance exams than their peers in the state system.
Under the reforms, new A-level courses will phased in over two years and the balance of coursework and written exams will be changed. AS-levels - currently sat at the end of the first 12-months of the two-year course - will also be abolished in their current form.
But HMC, which represents 260 leading fee-paying schools, said the sheer scale of the "turbulence" would make it difficult for universities to accurately select candidates.
Chris Ramsey, head of The King's School, Chester, said there was a "concern that unless universities and schools are discussing this issue pretty urgently, then admissions in 2017 are going to be very, very problematic".
Under the changes, new A-level courses in subjects such as English, science and history will be taught from September next year, with first exams being sat in 2017. They are designed to be more rigorous, with less coursework and a greater emphasis on end-of-course exams.
Other subjects such as maths, geography and foreign languages will be introduced a year later.
At the same time, AS-levels will become a standalone qualification.
It means that sixth-formers applying in 2017 are likely to be taking exams in a combination of new and old "legacy" A-levels, it was claimed. The move also casts doubt over whether universities will use the AS as part of the selection process.
Peter Hamilton, headmaster of Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School in Hertfordshire, said universities may be forced to set their own entrance exams to differentiate between pupils.
Speaking at HMC's annual conference in south Wales, he said it was a "complex scenario" and there was a question about whether all universities were on top of all the changes.
"They really do need to inform themselves and discuss pretty swiftly if we're going to avoid some trouble," he said.
Mr Hamilton added: "Because of the potential turbulence out there I don't think anyone would want to see universities, or even more universities, insisting on people sitting their own entrance tests."
Currently, most universities use teachers' predicted A-level grades alongside GCSE results and AS-level scores when making provisional offers of places to students.
But data from UCAS shows around 70 universities and colleges, including several leading Russell Group institutions, also run their own admissions tests in at least one subject.
Oxford uses 10 entrance exams to dictate entry to subjects, such as medicine, classics, maths, law, physics and philosophy, politics and economics (PPE).
Cambridge employs them for courses including including computer science, economics, engineering and natural sciences.
Mr Ramsey said that independent schools would have the resources to prepare their pupils for more university admissions tests, whereas the state sector may not.
It needs to be clear for all students in private and state schools what universities demand as an entrance requirement before students start their A-levels next year, he added.
Read the full article © The Telegraph.


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Country Music Icon Dolly Parton Wins 2 Guinness World Records in 2018
The country music icon, Dolly Parton has added another accolade to her noteworthy career.
She has been featured on the page of Guinness World Records 2018 edition, with two certificates honoring her record-breaking songs.
The records are namely, Most decades with a Top 20 hit on the US Hot Songs chart and Most hits on the US Hot Country Songs chart by a female artist.
Guinness World Records visited Parton in Nashville, Tennessee to present her with title certificates.
Beating out fellow country music icons, Elvis Presley, George Jones and Reba McEntire, she is the only artist with Top 20 hits across 6 consecutive decades (1960s to 2010s).
Beginning with her 1st top 20 entry with Something Fishy in 1967, she has got 73 more top 20 hits to this date.
The 2016 version of Jolene was her 107th chart entry, solidifying her second record title.
Her first hit on the list "Most hits on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart by a female artist," was her 1967 debut, Dumb Blonde.
To receive these two Guinness World Records is so great. Joining so many wonderful singers and songwriters who have been honored this way feels special to me. You never know when you start out with your work how it's going to turn out, but to have these two world records makes me feel very humbled and blessed.
Guinness World Records 2018 edition featuring Parton is now available in stores and online.
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Q: How to get Google docs last edit date I am working on an app in which I need to show the date when google doc was last edited.
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I am able to get last modified date through Drive api
But it is different from last edited date for cases when file's metadata (e.g. permission) has changed and content hasn't.
Is there any way to get date when google doc was last edited?

A: In Google Apps Script there is a DriveApp service that you can use. Something like this will work:
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  return DriveApp.getFileById(FILE_ID).getLastUpdated();
}

The documentation for that is here: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/drive/file#getlastupdated
Hope that helps.

A: Use the Update method of the Files resource, enabling the 'setModifiedDate' boolean to true. This parameter will modify the timestamp of the file edition date, whenever the file has any type of modification.

A: The best way to go might be to go into the Tools menu and use the "Script editor". A little bit of code makes this not so difficult. Here's one example I found that seems to work.

function onEdit(event) {
    var ss = event.source.getActiveSheet();
    if (ss.getName() === 'Locations') {
      var dd = new Date();
      ss.getRange(event.range.rowStart, 8).setValue(dd.toISOString());
    }
}

In addition to the code you will need to accept some security dialog question, and you will need to setup a "trigger" for the project. These "triggers" are how you associate the code with an event in the Google Spreadsheet.
Hope this helps.

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National Novel Writing Month is a fun, seat-of-your-pants approach to novel writing. Participants begin writing November 1. The goal is to write a 175-page (50,000-word) novel by midnight, November 30. Valuing enthusiasm and perseverance over painstaking craft, NaNoWriMo is a novel-writing program for everyone who has thought fleetingly about writing a novel but has been scared away by the time and effort involved.
What an amazing event. I don't think I can pull this off (not this year, anyway) but I would really like to try a year or two down the line. I love the concept of simply encouraging output — given the deadline, there really isn't time for editing or hesitating over the keyboard.
Here's how to sign up. I see from her blog that Brittany has already committed. Anyone else? (Is this actually possible with young children at home?) Brittany, please keep us apprised of your progress!
i will not start a new one this year, but i will use brittany's and others' hutzpah to keep alongside the challenge with my current project. yay! go, brittany, go!
you go, brittany! given that i have two arts festivals in november, not a chance i can participate in this as well, but i may start thinking about something for next year. sounds like a fun challenge! keep us posted, brittany!
Go, Liz! Have you done this before?? What's your plan!?!
yeah for Liz too! I can't wait to hear your progress!
I love the concept of this. I wish I had the time to commit and pull it off.
Good luck, Brittany and Liz!
Besides a handy writers-block breaking idea, there's a lot to be learned from a 30 day no-holds-barred write fest. You learn a lot about your endurance as well as your ability to think on your feet. A lot of writers (myself included pre-NANOWRIMO) never get past the first few pages. You have a great concept, but lack the discipline and the drive to plow through–and sometimes that's all writing a novel is. I did not see it that way until I participated. My NANO novel? How Home Improvement Saved My Marriage. I'll have been working on it for three full years on November 1st. I probably should retitle it How NANOWRIMO Saved My Novel, because without the experience and the need to just keep moving and put something on the page, I don't think I would ever have finished it.
Just 167 words a day. I would highly encourage all of you to try it.
even snail paced me can do 167….so, like i said, maybe next year since i'm halfway thru current project and it's less than the nanowrimo in pg count goal. as far as i'm concerned, i'm cruising right now compared to past three years since, nope, 4 years since i started this project! next time, really, nanowrimo 2009!
Obviously I write and don't do math. 😛 Now I have no idea what I plugged into the calculator.
I signed up a couple of weeks ago and I am freaked out 🙂 But in a good way!! I also got my husband to commit to it too. I don't know how I am going to pull it off with work and school and life…but I am going to give it a go!!!
You can do it with children in the house, I did it twice, in 2006 and 2007. While it's true that you "only" have to do 1,667 words a day, there will be days where you can't write anything so it's better to aim for something around 2,000. Writing those took me about 2 to 2 1/2 hours if I managed to just frantically write away, and not second-guess myself.
In theory I could have written those words in the mornings before I start to work but in real life I spent most of my mornings procrastinating and feeling bad, then I worked, then I cared for my son, then I procrastinated a bit more, and then I sat down at bedtime to finally hack out my novel.
Not the best approach. It's also very helpful to have "catch-up days" on weekends where you just write until you're totally exhausted.
I really loved doing NaNo, and I would never have written my two novels without it. I only write because of deadlines, I'm afraid to say.
I do have to tell you though that my husband made me promise to not do it again this year, because November is always crazy enough as it is without adding the drama of high-speed writing.
Sorry for that long comment, and I even didn't manage to say how much I loved doing NaNo, how much I would love to do it again, and that I found my writing group through it. Really, everybody should write a novel in a month. It's crazy, but it's fun!
no apologies needed, susanne! i'm guiltier than most at the long and multiple comments.
I'm so impressed, Susanne! Since the deadline model works so well for you, is there any way that you can incorporate deadlines into your usual writing life? How about posting here on the Monday Page with your goal for the next week?
I hope that this year's participants will keep us posted — although I doubt that any of you will have any TIME for blogging!
ONE is of a crew of humanoid-type aliens on a spaceship that lands on Earth long after civilization has disappeared.
I thought that somehow these two scenes are related and I am doing NaNo to let it fly & see what happens. How am I going to weave them? I HAVE NO IDEA! Ha ha ha…. scared.
It's just time for me to stop feeling guilty about my kids not living a full enough life while I am immersed in a project. It's one month of indoor play and TV. They're 1 1/2 & 4. They don't care, why should I? At least that's what I'm telling myself for now.
So cool, Liz! Sounds like a Hollywood blockbuster to me…I do hope you can stop feeling guilty. A month? That's just a fun adventure for the kids. A different routine, with an important bonus: a mother who is totally pumped! The net result will be a huge positive. That's my bet, anyway.


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Jhett R. Nelson, P.C.
Partner Transactional
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Houston +1 713 836 3557
Austin +1 512 678 9105
Jhett Nelson is a partner in the Houston and Austin offices of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. His practice focuses on M&A transactions, private equity investments, capital raises, special situation strategies and joint ventures in a variety of sectors, including energy, infrastructure and technology. In addition to his transactional work, Jhett also advises senior management, investment funds, family offices and boards on general strategic, governance and corporate matters.
Jhett was recognized as a "Rising Star" by Law360 for 2022.
Since joining Kirkland, Jhett's representative matters include:
Harvest Midstream Company in its acquisition of the Belle Chasse Terminal Facility from Phillips 66
Greenbelt Capital Partners in its majority investment in Unirac, a leading designer and manufacturer of solar photovoltaic mounting solutions
Powin, a global leader in energy storage solutions, in its acquisition of EKS Energy, a leading provider of advanced power electronics and energy management solutions for energy storage and renewables
Bluescape Clean Fuels, LLC, in its definitive business combination agreement with CENAQ Energy Corp., a special purpose acquisition company focused on energy and energy transition
Powin, a global leader in energy storage solutions, in growth and strategic equity investments with GIC and Samsung Venture Investment Corporation
Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. in an equity investment in Accurus Aerospace in connection with Accurus' acquisition of Australia-based Ferra Holdings Limited
A global investment fund in acquisitions of manufacturing, consumer products and logistics businesses
Greenbelt Capital Partners as lead investor of a consortium in an investment with Trilantic Energy Partners II North America, Blackstone Credit and Energy Impact Partners in ION Solar LLC, a leading provider of rooftop solar sales and installations
Navitas Midstream Partners Holdings LLC, a portfolio company of Warburg Pincus LLC, in its $3.25 billion sale of its Midland Basin natural gas gathering, treating and processing business to Enterprise Products Partners LP (NYSE: EPD)
Arena Fortify Acquisition Corp. in its $150 million initial public offering
Oaktree Capital Management L.P. in a $150 million redeemable preferred equity investment in Mission Lane, a purpose-driven financial technology company
Trilantic North America in the initial public offering of Aris Water Solutions, Inc.
JDH Capital in the sale of two peaker power plants to Rockland Capital
Blackstone Credit in Altus Power, Inc.'s $1.58 billion combination with CBRE Acquisition Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CBAH)
Cleanhill Partners on its partnership with KORE Power, Inc., a leading U.S.-based developer of battery cell technology for the energy storage and electric transportation industries
Glass Houses Acquisition Corp., a SPAC focused on businesses that provide critical resources and services to the technologies powering the 21st century industrial economy, in its initial public offering
Trilantic North America as lead investor in its acquisition of a controlling interest and significant equity funding for Powin Energy, a global leader in the design and manufacture of safe and scalable battery energy storage solutions
A global alternative investment firm in its growth equity investment into a fintech company
Oaktree Capital Management L.P. on its $100 million preferred equity investment in BKV Corporation
Trilantic North America on its investment in AEGIS Hedging Solutions, a leading fintech and advisory solutions provider for commodity price and interest rate risk management
Bluescape Clean Fuels, a clean fuels technology company, in its formation and acquisition of assets
Pickering Energy Partners in its partnership with a private operator in the Midland Basin
Vortus Investments on its partnership with Alchemist Energy, LLC to provide structured capital solutions to the energy market
Bluescape Energy Partners, as part of a consortium of investors, in the $1.4 billion preferred and common equity investment in CenterPoint Energy, Inc.
AVAIO Capital, as the lead investor of a consortium that acquired control of Mexico Pacific Limited LLC, the developer of an LNG export facility in Puerto Libertad in Sonora, Mexico
Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners in its spin-out from Sidewalk Labs and financial commitments from Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Alphabet Inc.
Hilcorp Alaska in its $5.6 billion acquisition of BP's upstream and midstream business in Alaska
KKR in its $900 million acquisition of an equity interest in a newly-formed partnership with NextEra Energy Partners, LP that owns a portfolio of 10 utility scale wind and solar projects across the U.S.
Elite Compression Services and its sponsor JDH Capital in the sale of Elite to Archrock, Inc. for $410 million in cash and equity, and a $30 million purchase by Harvest Midstream Company of assets from Archrock, Inc.
STX Beef Company, an affiliate of JDH Capital, in its acquisition of Kane Beef Processing
The private infrastructure investment arm of AECOM in its spin-out to form AVAIO Capital
North Hudson Resource Partners in the formation of and equity commitment to Split Rock Resources
Nine Energy Service in its $493 million acquisition of Magnum Oil Tools International, Ltd.
Nine Energy Service in its acquisition of Frac Technology in Norway
A private midstream company in a $250 million preferred equity investment from a leading alternative asset manager
North Hudson Resource Partners in its spin off and equity commitments to TNM Resources, LLC and Winright Resources, LLC
COERT Holdings 1 in its successful Section 363 acquisition of the Enduro Royalty Trust assets and interests from Enduro Resource Partners
FourPoint Energy and its investors, Quantum Energy Partners and GSO Capital Partners, in the formation of a joint venture with Double Eagle Energy Holdings III LLC named DoublePoint Energy
An affiliate of a publicly traded alternative investment manager in the acquisition of an entity holding substantial Mid-Continent assets
A global alternative investment adviser in its acquisition of warrants and secured credit facility in a Colorado based company
Warburg Pincus as lead investor in the $350 million convertible preferred equity investment in SemGroup Corporation
A global investment firm in various matters related to a major nuclear power company bankruptcy
A major sovereign wealth fund as lead investor in a $133 million direct co-investment in a private equity backed infrastructure project
Conquest Completion Services in its acquisition of Viking Coil Tubing
A global investment firm in its sale of a global manufacturing company to a strategic buyer
KKR in its agreement to acquire with other purchasers $550 million of Series A convertible preferred units representing limited partner interests in NextEra Energy Partners, LP
Warburg Pincus in its acquisition of Conquest Completion Services
Chambers Energy Capital in its $80 million convertible preferred equity investment in Lonestar Resources US Inc. to finance two large acquisitions
Quantum Energy Partners in connection with its $765 million agreement to acquire a Noble Energy Inc. subsidiary holding company that held a 33.5% ownership interest in CONE Midstream Partners LP and a 50% interest in CONE Gathering, LLC (parent of the general partner of CONE Midstream Partners LP)
Prior to joining Kirkland, Jhett represented:
An alternative investment fund in its $185 million convertible preferred equity investment in a company prior to its initial public offering
A major private equity group in its equity and debt commitments to a management team to fund multiple acquisitions
An E&P company in the formation of a royalties vehicle and $550 million commitment in private equity capital
A company in its $400 million equity and debt recapitalization by a major private equity fund
An affiliate of a publicly traded alternative investment manager in the acquisition of interests in an entity holding substantial Oklahoma SCOOP assets
A management team in its equity commitment from a major private equity fund and simultaneous contribution of existing assets
An E&P company in its $181 million sale of assets
A major private equity fund in its investments in multiple drilling partnerships
A major private equity fund in its preferred equity investment to finance an $850 million acquisition by a newly formed acquisition vehicle
An ad hoc group of unsecured noteholders in corporate, finance and energy matters related to the bridge funding and bankruptcy of an E&P company
An ad hoc group of secured loan holders in corporate and energy matters related to the restructuring and subsequent bankruptcy of an E&P company
A private equity group in its roll-up of 10 oilfield services companies into a newly formed MLP
A private equity backed energy company in its multiple asset dispositions totaling over $1 billion
Debt and financing matters related to a $837 million acquisition of a logistics enterprise for cash and equity consideration
Companies and funds in the negotiation of over $6 billion in term and revolving credit facilities, structured financing arrangements and debt and equity capital raises in public and private markets
An E&P company in its monetization of escalating wellbore interests and unconventional midstream assets with a private equity backed MLP
An international private equity fund in its various fund and transaction matters
A company in its initial public offering on the NYSE and subsequent acquisitions
The conflicts committee of the board of directors of a publicly traded MLP in its $1.3 billion of acquisitions
The conflicts committee of the board of directors of a publicly traded general partner in its $950 million merger with its MLP
A midstream MLP in a restructuring merger to eliminate its incentive distribution rights
In mid-2013 to early 2014, Jhett was on an in-house secondment in the United Arab Emirates with the international energy arm of a major sovereign wealth fund, assisting various business units with transactional, governance and commercial matters, including joint ventures and sales, marketing, human resources, technology and software contracts.
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
Consultant, Situs
Co-author, "Paring Risk in Private Equity," Oil and Gas Investor, 2016
Co-author, "Getting Energy M&A Done: Deal Terms Become as Dynamic as Markets," Rigzone, 2016
Co-author, "Profiting from the Fall," Private Equity International's Perspectives, 2016
Co-author, "Structuring Private Funds to Profit from the Oil Price Decline: Due Diligence, Liquidity Management and Investment Options," The Hedge Fund Law Report, 2015
Recognized as a "Rising Star" by Law360, 2022
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University of Texas at Austin School of LawJ.D.with Honors2009
The College of William and MaryB.B.A., Finance & Public Policy2006
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Kirkland Advises Harvest on Agreement to Acquire Belle Chasse Terminal Facility
09 November 2022 Press Release Kirkland Advises OIC on Entering into $125 Million Term Loan Facility with Alto Ingredients
10 October 2022 Press Release Kirkland Advises Powin on Acquisition of EKS Energy
06 October 2022 Press Release Kirkland Advises Greenbelt Capital in Investment in Unirac
12 August 2022 Press Release Kirkland Advises Bluescape Clean Fuels, LLC on Business Combination with CENAQ Energy Corp.


Connie: Mia? Are you… laughing? What did she say?
Mia: She said that Chris was hot… and he wouldn't be interested in someone like me.
Connie: What the heck is her problem, anyway?
Molly: Just because her daddy is rich and she thinks she's hot… makes me wanna punch her in the face!
Mia: The worst part is that Chris knows I was staring at him. I don't know how I'm going to face him on Monday. Someone kill me now!
Sorry, Mia, horrible embarrassment seems to be integral to the high-school experience.


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Soccer referee dies after collapsing at match in Bolivia
Referee Victor Hugo Hurtado is transported off the field to the hospital after fainting during a soccer game between the Always Ready team and Oriente Petrolero team, part of the "Apertura" local soccer tournament in El Alto, Bolivia, Sunday, May 19, 2019. Hurtado, 31, died later at the hospital of cardiac arrest, according to Fernando Costa, president of the Always Ready soccer club. (AP Photo/Juan Carlos Usnayo)
A 31-year-old referee soccer collapsed during a Bolivian league match high up in the Andes and died after being taken to the hospital.
The match between the Always Ready and Oriente Petrolero clubs was played at Municipal Stadium in El Alto, which sits about 3,900 meters (12,795 feet) above sea level.
The game was at the 47th minute when referee Victor Hugo Hurtado toppled backward and fell off the field. Players and team doctors rushed to his side and after a few minutes Hurtado was put in an ambulance and driven away.
Always Ready team doctor Eric Kosziner told reporters later that the referee suffered a heart attack on the field and then a second, fatal attack as he arrived at the hospital.
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Both presses offer the wider color gamut from SCREEN's CMYK+W+Orange inks.
Two SCREEN Truepress Jet L350UV+ label presses will be in full operation next week at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center at the company's Labelexpo 2018 booth. One is the L350UV+ and the other is the L350UV+LM.
They both deliver the same fast run speeds of up to 60 meters/min. They both feature SCREEN's 3-picoliter drop size and four-level grayscale technology for print quality and wider color gamut achieved with SCREEN's CMYK+W+Orange inks. The only difference is that the L350UV+LM is equipped with Low Migration ink capabilities for food label print production.


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MORGAN HILL, California (04/05/04) —- American Predator Corporation (APC) today announced the specifications of the Gator AT™ Industrial Controller. This new design is based on the Baby-AT form factor (8.6″x11.0″), the Intel® Pentium® M and Celeron M processors, the Intel® 855GME chipset and Intel® ICH-4 I/O Controller Hub.
The Gator AT features the Intel 855GME chipset, running a 400MHz Front Side Bus and featuring up to 2 GB of dual DDR 400 SDRAM, Serial ATA, USB2.0 and dual ethernet (gigabit ethernet options). Standard features include: four (4) PCI slots, four (4) ISA slots, RS232 serial port options available: two (2) or six (6) ports (one configurable to RS422/485), AC'97 sound, POST display diagnostics, and watchdog timer.
The Gator AT continues American Predator´s commitment to providing simple, long-term, upgrade solutions. The board features a similar fit, form, and function as our Pentium® III/Raptor AT and 486/Predator747 designs. This offers customers a straightforward, hassle-free upgrade, and an extended, five to eight year product life cycle.
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Джон Геллибранд (; 5 декабря 1872, Лейнтуордайн, , колония Тасмания — 3 июня 1945, Балаклава, , штат Виктория, Австралия) — британский и австралийский военный и политический деятель. Участник Второй англо-бурской и Первой мировой войн. Начальник полиции штата Виктория в 1920—1922 годах, член Палаты представителей Австралии от округа Денисон в составе  в 1925—1928 годах.

Начало военной карьеры
Геллибранд происходил из известной тасманийской семьи, его дедом был первый генеральный прокурор Земли Ван-Димена  (1792 — ок. 1837). В 1893 году Джон окончил Королевское военное училище в Сандхерсте и был приписан в звании второго лейтенанта к . На Второй англо-бурской войне он участвовал в . В мае 1900 года был повышен до капитана в  и в 1902—1903 годах служил на Острове Святой Елены, где основной задачей являлась охрана военнопленных-буров. Геллибранд окончил Штабной колледж в Кемберли в декабре 1907 года и получил назначение в штаб командующего гарнизоном на острове Цейлон. Не видя перспектив карьерного роста, в апреле 1912 года он ушёл в отставку из Британской армии и вернулся на Тасманию, где начал выращивать яблоки.

Первая мировая война
С началом Первой мировой войны в августе 1914 года Геллибранд был назначен в штаб  Австралийских имперских сил (AIF). Он прибыл в бухту Анзак 25 апреля 1915 года и участвовал в Дарданелльской операции до ранения 11 мая. По возвращении 31 мая в Анзак он запросил перевод в штаб . В декабре 1915 года он возглавил  (тасманийский батальон 1-й дивизии), на тот момент базировавшийся на острове Лемнос, но не вернулся в Анзак, эвакуированный в том же месяце. 1 марта 1916 года Геллибранд был повышен до бригадного генерала, получив управление над , которой далее руководил в  и второй битве при Буллекурте. Командование этим подразделением он оставил по собственному желанию и был направлен в британское расположение AIF. Вернувшись на Западный фронт в ноябре 1917 года, он стал во главе , под его руководством участвовавшей в  в марте — апреле 1918 года. Позднее, будучи повышен до генерал-майора 1 июня 1918 года, Геллибранд командовал  в Амьенской операции и .

Государственная служба
После войны Геллибранд вернулся на Тасманию. В 1919 году он принял там пост комиссара общественной службы, находясь на котором изучал условия службы и разрабатывал реформы. Позднее, в сентябре 1920 года, он занял должность начальника полиции штата Виктория, но покинул её в 1922 году, не сумев убедить правительство штата в необходимости предлагавшихся им изменений. Также он оставил и командование 3-й пехотной дивизией реорганизованных , куда был назначен весной 1921 года.

В 1925 году Геллибранд был избран членом Палаты представителей от Денисона. Он проиграл выборы  и  годов и вернулся к занятию фермерством — сначала на Тасмании, а затем в Виктории. В конце 1930-х годов он консультировал премьер-министров Джозефа Лайонса и Роберта Мензиса по вопросам обороны. Он выступал за увеличение Армии Австралии и, после начала Второй мировой войны,  за назначение Томаса Блэми главнокомандующим армии. В июне 1940 года Геллибранд был поставлен комендантом подразделения   в штате Виктория — австралийского аналога Местных добровольческих сил обороны Великобритании, но был вынужден уйти в отставку из-за проблем со здоровьем.

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Члены Палаты представителей Австралии
Генералы Австралии
Полицейские
Члены Националистической партии Австралии
Участники англо-бурских войн
Командиры дивизий в Первой мировой войне (Великобритания)


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Over the course of 2015 an extensive consultation program was undertaken with staff, students, parents and ex-students to understand where Loreto Normanhurst is strategically positioned, now and for the future.
The strategic planning process commenced with a weekend workshop with participation
from the School Leadership and Deans Teams, School Council and other community members. The workshop explored a range of future trends likely to impact Loreto Normanhurst over the next five to ten years. There are many external influences that will impact Loreto Normanhurst, and they come in different forms and effect, some we can control and others we cannot.
We acknowledge that change will continue, presenting our school with opportunities and sometimes challenges, testing us on many fronts. Our strategic plan must ensure we are equipped to respond to any change.
Conversations were also held with staff, students and parents. A common feature throughout these discussions was the expression of respect and love for the Loreto Normanhurst community and a great depth of understanding and appreciation for the school's values and mission and confidence in the holistic path taken thus far.
This document identifies three strategic pathways for Loreto Normanhurst.
Over the coming years the Leadership Team will work with staff, and the School Council to develop implementation plans that address these pathways in a responsible and sustainable manner. We will all have a role to play and we look forward to continuing our work together.
Our plan will be a dynamic document, evaluated and evolving during its life.
As a school community, we remain committed to delivering our mission in the spirit of Mary Ward.
Ms Marina Ugonotti
Click here to view the Strategic Plan 2016-2020 online.
Click here to view the Strategic Plan 2016-2020 as a PDF.