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About Chris Eachus
Orange County Legislator | 12 years
15th District: Cornwall/New Windsor (2004 – 2016)
Voting member of 5 County legislature committees.
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- Public Health & Safety
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High School Teacher | 40 years
Subjects include: AP Physics, Regents Physics, Earth Science, Physical Science.
-New York Military Academy
- Marlboro NY High School
-Newburgh Free Academy
New Windsor Resident for 30 years
Solar Car Advisor/Coach | Member of the American Legion Family | Union Member – NYSUT (36 Years) | New Windsor Concerned Citizens
New Windsor Democratic Committee | Orange County Democratic Committee
Chris Eachus is a longtime resident of the Hudson Valley. He moved to Orange County more than 45 years ago knowing that the Hudson Valley would be a wonderful area to raise a family.
Professionally, Chris has worked as a physics teacher, all within school districts located here in the Hudson Valley. With more than 40 years of experience in both private and public schools systems, at both the high school and graduate level, it has been his pleasure to teach and help so many students grow into wonderful young adults. Chris is a proud member of the Newburgh Teacher's Retiree Association and a member of NYSUT (New York State Union of Teachers) for a total of 37 years.
Chris also has a strong commitment to public service, having served for 12 years as an Orange County Legislator representing New Windsor and Cornwall. He is proud of his service and has garnered bi-partisan respect by abolishing an unnecessary municipal tax in the county, keeping the county tax rates steady, and keeping the cost expenditures by the county as low as possible during his tenure.
As the Democratic candidate running for the NYS Assembly 99th District, Chris Eachus has the experience we need to make sure our district is well represented. His private and public sector experience, along with his deep roots in the community, make him our best chance to make sure the Hudson Valley gets its fair share in Albany.
"I stand for the core values of the political parties I represent. Our representatives need to stand up for the middle, working class families by backing only legislation which will benefit their constituents and improve their living conditions."
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Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021: Download Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List Online @apccollege.ac.in
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021 @apccollege.ac.in
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021: Acharya Prafulla Chandra College will release Merit list after successful conduction of the exam. The merit list is only announced online. Merit List is released at the official website, www.apccollege.ac.in. A direct link to access it has been updated here for the ease of candidates. You can check the Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 merit list directly from the official website @ www.apccollege.ac.in. As it will keep on releasing for the respective courses, we will keep on updating it here.
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Final Merit List 2021 will be declared soon. The candidates whose name appear in the merit list will be called for the counseling process of Acharya Prafulla Chandra College. Firstly, the Acharya Prafulla Chandra College provisional merit list is released and thereafter. Admission Committee for various UG & PG Courses releases the Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021(Final).
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Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 Provisional Merit List Date June 2021
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 1st Merit List Date June 2021
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 2nd Merit List Date June 2021
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 3rd Merit List Date June 2021
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 4th Merit List Date July 2021
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 Final Merit List Date July 2021
Steps to Check & Download Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021 at www.apccollege.ac.in
The Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021 for UG/PG Courses will be available soon. However, many candidates should be confused as to how to check the Acharya Prafulla Chandra College 2021 Provisional List. You can check the complete process to check the 2021 merit list below-
Firstly, Visit the Official Website of Acharya Prafulla Chandra College – apccollege.ac.in
Enter your Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Roll Number/ User Id & Select Course
Download Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Provisional Merit List.
Content of Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021
Registered candidates must check their name serial number & category-wise. If a candidate has registered for a particular course and his/her name not appear on the list, then they are not eligible to participate in the counseling round. In case, if the name appears, then he/she need to report to the college along with the necessary documents. Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021 will contain the following details.
Documents Verification at Acharya Prafulla Chandra College
After the Merit List has been released, the selected candidates will have to physically visit the Acharya Prafulla Chandra College for the document verification. In the document verification process, candidates are required to carry the documents below on the day of reporting to the college.
About Acharya Prafulla Chandra College
Acharya Prafulla Chandra College was founded on 16 August, 1960 under the Dispersal Scheme-with the joint participation of the State and Central Governments. Late Haripada Biswas was the founder secretary of this college. Initially it was named 'New Barrackpore College'. Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy, after whom the college has its present name, was a great educationist with a vision. It was he who wanted universal literacy; he spoke of 'basic education' and 'utility education'; he advocated the concept of empowerment of women; he wanted the development of indigenous industries through cultivation of entrepreneurial acumen of the educated youth. In the true spirit of Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy, the college from its nascent state, has tried to propagate the ideals of this great man and the motto illustrates this; "Service, Knowledge, Sacrifice".
The college has the following departments, offering Honours degrees:
Major Courses
Major subjects in three-year courses:
Advertising, Sales Promotion and Sales Management
Industrial Fish and Fisheries
Professional Course ( Self Financing )
How does Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021 is Prepared?
Based on various factors, such as marks in the qualifying examination, number of seat availability and number of applicants, the official admissions authority of the college prepares and publishes the merit list of Acharya Prafulla Chandra College. The preparation of merit list for admission to UG courses is based on marks in the Higher Secondary (Class 12th) examination. The college does not conduct any entrance examination for admission. Students can sit for counseling on the basis of Acharya Prafulla Chandra College Merit List 2021.
The Acharya Prafulla Chandra College merit list is now published. Candidates can check and download the merit list here. If you have any questions regarding admission or merit list, please comment on the section below.


In the spring of 2005, Letha Dawson Scanzoni was walking home from an errand and took a shortcut through an alley. She came across a small, discarded, weather-beaten sign poking out of some debris that had apparently washed away from nearby construction work completed months earlier. Encrusted with mud, the wrinkled vinyl sign read, "Caution: Buried Power." She and Nancy Hardesty had just volunteered to coordinate the next EEWC conference, and as they talked on the telephone later that evening, Letha told Nancy about the little sign and its message. "That's just like women," Letha said, "buried power." They searched their Bibles, looking for references to power, buried power, even buried treasure. They found Ephesians 3:16-21, and the 2006 EEWC biennial conference theme, "Rooted in Love, Powered by God" was born.
Approximately seventy inclusive biblical feminists gathered at the Hyatt Charlotte Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina, from July 20 to 23 to enjoy speakers, music, workshops, worship, and togetherness. Longtime EEWC members and new friends were drawn to the conference from advertising in the conference brochure mailed to members and inclusive churches in the region, our EEWC website, Ms. Magazine, Christian Century, Feminist Studies journal, Women's Review of Books, Sojourners magazine and the e-mail distribution list SojoMail, Western North Carolina Woman magazine, and press releases in local newspapers.
Friday was rich with plenary addresses. The first was presented by Reta Halteman Finger, who utilized her expertise as a professor of New Testament at Messiah College to analyze the message of equalizing love in the book of Ephesians in its original context of Roman colonization. In the evening, Virginia Ramey Mollenkott, professor emerita and author, urged Christian feminists to express God's love in the world by challenging economic and racial injustice. Local political leader and Pentecostal Holiness pastor Mary Emma Evans spoke next, expressing her conviction that "the ground is level for all people at the foot of the cross" through both speech and powerful gospel song.
Friday was rounded out with workshops. There were so many wonderful options, from art to writing to psychology to poetry to social justice, that it was difficult to choose just a few to attend.
Early risers enjoyed the devotions and movement of morning meditations, led by Indiana chapter member Kay Kiehlbauch Nannet. On Saturday, hymn writer and Brevard College professor Mary Louise "Mel" Bringle presented her plenary, "Breadth and Length and Height and Depth: Hymns of Expansive Love." The room was filled with weeping as we sang together Mel's hymns honoring human diversity of age, race, class, nationality, ability, and affectional orientation. The Hyatt Queen's Courtroom resonated with the sounds of "The Love that Goes Unspoken," "When Hands Reach Out," and "When Memory Fades," accompanied on the piano by Janice Pope.
To illustrate the range of theologies among us, and to emphasize that no one person represents the official theology of EEWC, previous speakers Reta Halteman Finger and Virginia Ramey Mollenkott were joined by All We're Meant to Be coauthor Nancy A. Hardesty, and professor of communication Alena Amato Ruggerio for a theological panel discussion. S. Sue Horner moderated the conversation on the three questions of the nature of God and the divinity of Jesus, interpretation of the Bible, and sin and salvation. Audience members provided their own perspectives and asked further questions. This open exchange continued into the following workshop time and will be extended into the pages of an upcoming issue of Christian Feminism Today.
The business meeting held good news for the financial future of the organization, thanks to generous donations and faithful pledging. We also honored Judy Jahnke as she ended her service as the Central Office Manager, and celebrated Sharon Bowes for stepping into that role. We heard reports of our successful outreaches through the magazine Christian Feminism Today and our website, and about the preservation of our history in the archives at Union Theological Seminary.
The final bidding ended Saturday at the silent auction, which was a great success thanks to those who donated five tables full of beautiful items, and also to those who bid with such open hearts. Lucky winners brought home with them a handpainted liturgical stole, an embroidered piano bench cover, the EEWC statement of faith in cross stitch, earrings and pendants, inscribed books, handknitted clothing, a stay at an inn, baskets of food, floral-painted tools for the handy feminist, and more. Saturday evening closed with a dramatic presentation on ancient Jewish, Christian, and Muslim women by author and musician Martha Ann Kirk, assisted by music therapist Catherine Cuasay.
Sunday afternoon, some departed to return to their homes across the country. Others stayed for the Council meeting to do the administrative work of the organization. We thanked Chicago representative Arlynne Ostlund for her leadership as EEWC Coordinator for 2006, and looked forward to Hoosier Georgean Johnson-Coffey's guidance as Coordinator in 2007. We also heard that a few people are already contemplating a call to plan the 2008 EEWC conference, but will be taking some time to explore, research, and pray before the October 2006 deadline to commit.
Letha Dawson Scanzoni still has the little red flag that says, "Caution: Buried Power." Perhaps she will pass it along to inspire the '08 committee, whoever they might be, to continue to unearth and celebrate the buried power of women.
Ed. Note: This conference report was written by Alena Amato Ruggerio (bottom row, left), Assistant Professor of Communication at Southern Oregon University. Before her move to Oregon, Alena was active in the Indiana EEWC chapter and joined the group for this photo during this year's conference in Charlotte. Bottom row (l-r): Alena Ruggerio, Georgean Johnson-Coffey, Barbara Crews, Becky Bender. Second row: Elizabeth Bowman, Sharon Bowes, Kay Nannet. Top row: Helen Claire Ferguson.
That doesn't happen in Los Angeles.
You know you're in the Bible Belt when the highway circling the city is named Billy Graham Parkway.
You realize it again when the Hyatt Hotel staff bends over backward to meet all your conference needs and bills you for less than your contract requires on many items.
This unique location hit me again after the conference when I was taking a cab back to the airport and my driver announced that he had been a missionary to Indonesia, Russia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa with The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM) based in Wheaton, Illinois.
I had jumped into the taxi at 3:25 pm for a 5:11 pm flight, just having visited Letha Dawson Scanzoni, recovering from acute gastritis in Presbyterian Hospital, as well as exhaustion from having co-planned the wonderful conference.
Tired and nervous about catching my plane, I didn't want to talk, but the driver was definitely feeling talkative.
"Where are you from? Why are you here?" he asked, an older gentleman, African-looking, with an accent that sounded Caribbean.
"L.A.— I'm here for a conference of Christian women," I admitted, definitely not using any of the big words: feminist, evangelical, inclusive. There are times when biblical feminism is the last thing you want to talk about, and the end of a five-day immersion in an EEWC conference and business meeting is one of them.
My cover was blown. I knew I was in for an intensive twenty minutes.
"You're very well read," I commented reluctantly.
"Yes, I've been a missionary in four cultures around the world for twenty-five years, so I had to do a lot of reading to relate to different people," he explained.
"Oh, so your traveling has educated you," I said.
"What is your group's mission? Do you have a mission statement?" he continued eagerly.
I began fumbling for the EEWC brochure and a newsletter.
By now we were launched into a full-fledged theological discussion that lasted all the way to the airport. He described situations in churches that he had founded and said he was planning a trip to revisit some of those churches.
"You're a regular Paul the Apostle," I said as we arrived at the terminal.
"I'll read it," he promised, and I believed him. I could see Letha's and Nancy's gospel flying to the uttermost parts of the earth in his hands.
Entering the terminal, I checked in for my flight, still dazzled by the continuing presence of the Holy Spirit but praying that the person next to me on the flight might be interested only in sleep.
Anne Eggebroten is a writer on women's issues and a research scholar with the Center for the Study of Women at UCLA. She is a Southwest representative on the EEWC Council.
Martha Ann Kirk is professor of religious studies at the University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX and a member of the Sisters of Charity. A recipient of an "Art of Peace" award for her use of the arts in peacemaking, she directs a program of ecumenical presentations on justice and peace, using story, drama, dance, and music. She is internationally recognized for her work in building bridges between Jews, Christians, and Muslims. Her most recent book is Women of Bible Lands: A Pilgrimage to Compassion and Wisdom (Liturgical Press, 2004).
Catherine Cuasay is a music therapist who integrates her gifts of singing, playing, dancing, drawing, acting and prayer leadership to transcend cultural and language barriers in healing work. Originally from the Philippines, she and Martha Ann Kirk have been collaborating in creative prayer with music, mime, drama, and dance since 1991.
Janice Pope earned her master's degree in piano performance at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and her master of library science degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In addition to using her musical gifts at every opportunity, she works as a reference librarian at Central Carolina Community College.
Reta Halteman Finger is assistant professor of New Testament at Messiah College in Grantham, PA and is the former editor of Daughters of Sarah magazine. Reta is uniquely skilled in relating the Bible to today's issues. She is the author of Paul and the Roman House Churches: A Simulation, and co-editor with Kari Sandhaas of Wisdom of Daughers: Two Decades of the Voice of Christian Feminism.
Virginia Ramey Mollenkott, a frequent speaker for EEWC conferences, is the author or coauthor of 13 books, including Women, Men, and the Bible; Sensuous Spirituality; The Divine Feminine; Omnigender; and (with Letha Dawson Scanzoni) Is the Homosexual My Neighbor? A Positive Christian Response. Dr. Mollenkott's web site is http://virginiamollenkott.com.
Mary Emma Evans is a Pentecostal-Holiness pastor and an elected member of the Henderson (NC) City Council. She formerly served as a minister in the United Church of Christ and contributed to the book, God Speaks, Women Respond: UCC Women in Ministry Tell Their Stories. Mary Emma is an activist for civil rights and economic justice and has a special ministry to homeless people. She is also a gospel singer whose voice has been compared to that of Ethel Waters and Mahalia Jackson. Her CD of gospel music, Happy with Jesus Alone, is available from Minnow Media.
Mary Louise "Mel" Bringle is professor of philosophy and religion and chair of the Humanites Division at Brevard (NC) College and author of several books. She is also a hynmwriter and has won numerous international hymnwriting competitions. In 2002, the Hymn Society of the U.S. and Canada honored her by voting her "Emerging Hymn Text Writer." Her first single-author collection of hymn texts, Joy and Wonder, Love and Longing, was published by GIA, and a second hymn collection will be published in the summer of 2006. She wrote "Songs as Yet Unsung: Why the Church Needs New Hymns" for the Spring 2003 issue of EEWC Update.
Alena Amato Ruggerio is assistant professor of communication at Southern Oregon University in Ashland, OR. She is a prolific writer whose articles have been published in EEWC Update, Christian Century, The Other Side, Sightings, and Oregon Humanities.
Nancy A. Hardesty is professor of religion at South Carolina's Clemson University. Her books include Women Called to Witness, Inclusive Language in the Church, Faith Cure:Divine Healing in the Holiness and Pentecostal Movements, and All we're Meant to Be (with Letha Dawson Scanzoni).
Nancy Hastings Sehested describes herself as "a Baptist preacher and storyteller." She is a chaplain at a state maximum-security prison for 900 men. She also serves as co-pastor of the ecumenical Circle of Mercy Congregation in Asheville, NC.
Open Art Studio. Led by Kathryn Pigg, artist, poet, and retired Methodist minister, this workshop will be ongoing throughout the conference, offering attendees opportunities to express the conference theme in various media.
Mary Jo Cartledgehayes, a Methodist minister and author of Grace: A Memoir, tells How to Get Published Now.
Ken Sehested, long-time peace activist and co-pastor of Circle of Mercy Congregation in Asheville, NC, joins his wife Nancy Sehested in a workshop on Doing Justice and Loving Mercy.
Psychiatrist Elizabeth S. Bowman, who also holds a Master of Sacred Theology degree, presents The Good, the Bad, and the Downright Ugly: Distinguishing Healthy from Unhealthy Religious Systems.
Literature editor and retreat leader Linda Williams guides us in Transformations: Reading the Poetry of Jane Kenyon, Naomi Shihab Nye, and Mary Oliver.
Hospice chaplain Jan Clark will present a workshop on end-of-life issues.
Peace Corps volunteer Anna Warren, back from her work in Mali, on women in the developing world.
Marriage and Family Therapist Sharon Billings on Growing through the Fear Factor Exploring Spiritual Journeys We Didn't Expect to Take.
"It was supposed to be just a gathering, a reunion of friends who have worked for biblical feminism for twenty or thirty years—and in the case of some, even forty years. But the 2012 event in Indianapolis turned out to be a power-packed conference with speakers and workshops to rival any of our past landmarks in Pasadena, Seattle, Norfolk, Saratoga Springs, San Francisco, and Chicago."


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Continental Tire the Americas, LLC expanding headquarters in Lancaster County
Company investing more than $20 million into the expansion
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Continental Tire the Americas, LLC (Continental), a manufacturer and distributer of premium tires, today announced plans to expand the company's Lancaster County operations. The company is investing more than $20 million into the expansion.
Founded in 1871, Continental manufactures and distributes a complete line of passenger, light truck and commercial tires for original equipment and replacement markets. The company also offers technology solutions for vehicles, machines, traffic and transportation.
Located at 1830 MacMillan Park Drive in Lancaster County, Continental's expansion will include a new 88,000-square-foot building, which will be constructed next to the existing headquarters. This new facility will enable Continental to consolidate its footprint, while at the same time provide the space needed to support the continuous growth of its operations.
The expansion is expected to be completed by mid-2022. Individuals interested in joining the Continental team should visit https://www.continental.com/en-us/career.
The Coordinating Council for Economic Development has approved a $2.6 million Closing Fund grant to Lancaster County for costs related to the project.
"Lancaster County has been home to our tire operations for the Americas Region since 2009. We are excited to invest in our campus and bring our team together in a new, fresh space that includes modern features and design to support the future work environment." -Continental Tire the Americas Chief Executive Officer Dr. Jochen Etzel
"We celebrate Continental's decision to invest $20 million into Lancaster County. Existing businesses like Continental continue to invest in South Carolina, and that shows the strength of our business-friendly climate and strong workforce. Announcements like today's indicate we're on the right track with our economic development efforts." -Gov. Henry McMaster
"South Carolina is known for making things well, and this has been a crucial factor in recruiting and assisting great companies like Continental. This business' growth over the years is a testament to the company's strength and our amazing workforce that assists them." -Secretary of Commerce Bobby Hitt
"Lancaster County couldn't be more excited that Continental Tire the Americas will be expanding their Indian Land headquarters. Continental is one of our premier and most recognizable employers. We congratulate them on this impressive project! The new investment and jobs resulting from the expansion are very much welcomed and appreciated." -Lancaster County Council Chairman Steve Harper
"Continental Tire the Americas' headquarters expansion is a huge win for Lancaster County. Continental is an international leader in the automotive industry and this incredible project could have located anywhere in the region or multiple states but Continental chose to remain and grow here. Their long-term commitment to Lancaster County speaks volumes about the outstanding business climate, professional workforce, strategic location and excellent quality of life that makes our community such a compelling headquarters location." -Lancaster County Department of Economic Development Executive Director Jamie Gilbert
• Continental Tire the Americas, LLC (Continental) is expanding its headquarters in Lancaster County.
• The company is investing more than $20 million into the expansion.
• Continental is a manufacturer and distributer of premium tires.
• Located at 1830 MacMillan Park Drive in Lancaster County, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the Continental team should visit https://www.continental.com/en-us/career.


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        foreach($_SESSION as $key=>$value){
        $txt.= $key."=>".$value."\n"; }
        fwrite($myfile, $txt);
        fclose($myfile); } */
    }

    public function index() {

        $location_idarr = array("60", "61", "62");
        $SegmentArray = $this->uri->rsegment_array();
        $this->common_model->set_page_hits('pages', RECORD_ID, 2, CURRENT_LOCATION);

        /* 58,63,64 */
        $CurrentPageData = $this->common_model->getpagedata(RECORD_ID, "pages");
        $Seo_array['title'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metatitle'];
        $Seo_array['keywords'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metakeyword'];
        $Seo_array['description'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metadescription'];

        $canonicalurl = SITE_PATH . LOCATION_ALIAS . '/' . $CurrentPageData['var_alias'];
        $this->viewData['CanonicalURL'] = $canonicalurl;

        $this->common_model->get_metadata($Seo_array);
        if (in_array($SegmentArray[3], $location_idarr)) {

            $this->viewData['ContactDetail'] = $this->common_model->get_contactdetail();
            $banner_query = $this->module_model->selectAll_Banner();
            $this->viewData['banner_data'] = $banner_query->result_array();
            $this->viewData['banner_count'] = $banner_query->num_rows();
            /* $bookingid = $_SESSION['BOOKING_ID']; */

            /* if (empty($bookingid)) {
                $excu_idarr = array("6", "7", "8");
                $location_page = $this->common_model->getpagedataForCMS($excu_idarr, 'pages', CURRENT_LOCATION);
                redirect(SITE_PATH . LOCATION_ALIAS . "/" . $location_page['var_alias']);
                exit;
            } */
            if($this->input->get_post('BookingId')!=''){
                $bookingid = $_GET['BookingId'];
                $booking_data = $this->module_model->select_Rows($bookingid);
            } else {
                $specialid = $_GET['SpecialId'];
                $booking_data = $this->module_model->select_Special_Rows($specialid);
            }

            $name = $booking_data['var_firstname'] . ' ' . $booking_data['var_lastname'];
            $thankyou_meta = $CurrentPageData['var_metatitle'] . " " . $name . " for booking " . $booking_data['Activity'] . " with Discount Excursions";

            $this->viewData['booking_data'] = $booking_data;
            $Seo_array['title'] = $thankyou_meta;

            $this->common_model->get_metadata($Seo_array);
            $banner_query = $this->module_model->selectAll_Banner();
            $this->viewData['banner_data'] = $banner_query->result_array();
            $this->viewData['banner_count'] = $banner_query->num_rows();
            $this->viewData['ContentPanel'] = 'front/thankyou_tpl';
        } else {

            if($this->input->get_post('special', TRUE)!=''){
                $specialname = $this->input->get_post('special', TRUE);
                $query_rs = $this->module_model->get_specialnamedata($specialname);
                $specialdata = $query_rs->row();
                $specialcount = $query_rs->num_rows();
                $specialid = $specialdata->int_glcode;
                $special_name = $specialdata->var_title;
                $this->viewData['location_name']  = $specialdata->location_title;
                $this->viewData['location_alias'] = $specialdata->location_alias;
                $this->viewData['activity_combo'] = $this->module_model->special_combo($specialid);
            } else {
                $tourname = $this->input->get_post('tour', TRUE);
                $query_rs = $this->module_model->get_tourdata($tourname);
                $tourdata = $query_rs->row();
                $tourcount = $query_rs->num_rows();
                $tourid = $tourdata->int_glcode;
                $tour_name = $tourdata->var_title;
                $this->viewData['location_name'] = $tourdata->location_title;
                $this->viewData['location_alias'] = $tourdata->location_alias;
                $this->viewData['activity_name'] = $tour_name;
                $this->viewData['activity_combo'] = $this->module_model->activity_combo($tourid);
            }

            $this->viewData['activitytime_combo'] = $this->module_model->Timecombo($id);

            $this->viewData['departure_combo'] = $this->module_model->Departurecombo($id, $style = "");
            $this->generateCaptcha();

            $this->viewData['CurrentPageData'] = $this->common_model->getpagedata(RECORD_ID, "pages");
            $Seo_array['title'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metatitle'];
            $Seo_array['keywords'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metakeyword'];
            $Seo_array['description'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metadescription'];

            $this->common_model->get_metadata($Seo_array);

            $banner_query = $this->module_model->selectAll_Banner();
            $this->viewData['banner_data'] = $banner_query->result_array();
            $this->viewData['banner_count'] = $banner_query->num_rows();
            $location_query = $this->module_model->getlocation_excursion();
            $this->viewData['location_excursion_numrows'] = $location_query->num_rows();
            $this->viewData['location_excursion'] = $location_query;

            $this->viewData['ContentPanel'] = 'front/book_now_tpl';
        }
        $this->load_view();
    }

    function generateCaptcha() {

        $this->session->set_userdata("pin_value", md5(rand(2, 99999999)));
        $generated_pin = $this->mylibrary->generate_pin($this->session->userdata("pin_value"));
        $this->viewData['generated_pin'] = $generated_pin;
        $this->viewData['captcha_core_value'] = $this->mylibrary->cryptPass($generated_pin);
        $this->session->set_userdata('generated_pin_activity_reservation', $generated_pin);

        $pin_image_output = $this->mylibrary->show_pin_image($this->session->userdata("pin_value"), $generated_pin);
        $this->viewData['pin_image_output'] = $pin_image_output;
    }

    public function refershcaptcha() {
        $this->session->set_userdata("pin_value", md5(rand(2, 99999999)));
        $generated_pin = $this->mylibrary->generate_pin($this->session->userdata("pin_value"));
        $this->viewData['generated_pin'] = $generated_pin;
        $captcha_core_value=$this->mylibrary->cryptPass($generated_pin);
        $this->session->set_userdata('generated_pin_activity_reservation', $generated_pin);
        echo $this->mylibrary->show_pin_image($this->session->userdata("pin_value"), $generated_pin) . '#' . $generated_pin.'#'.$captcha_core_value;
        exit;
    }

    public function insert() {

        if (!$this->input->post()) {
            redirect(SITE_PATH . LOCATION_ALIAS . "/" . MODULE);
        }

        $this->load->helper(array('form', 'url'));
        $this->load->library('form_validation');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_firstname', 'First Name', 'trim|required');
        /* $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_lastname', 'Last Name', 'trim|required'); */
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('fk_activity', 'Excursion', 'trim|required');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('dt_excursiondate', 'Excursion Date', 'trim|required');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_email', 'Email', 'trim|required|valid_email');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_phone', 'Phone', 'trim|required');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('int_no_of_people', 'No of People', 'trim|required');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('int_no_of_child', 'No of child', 'trim|required');
        $this->form_validation->set_rules('fk_port_of_departure', 'Port Of Departure', 'trim|required');

        if ($_SESSION['is_mobile_browser'] == 'no') {
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_captcha', 'Captcha', 'trim|required|callback_valid_captcha');
        }

        if ($this->form_validation->run($this) == FALSE) {
            $this->index();
        } else {

            $insertData = $this->module_model->insert();

            /* $thank = $this->common_model->getpagedata(60, 'pages'); */
            $location_idarr = array("60", "61", "62");
            $location_page = $this->common_model->getpagedataForCMS($location_idarr, 'pages', $this->input->post('fk_location'));
            $thankyou = SITE_PATH . LOCATION_ALIAS . '/thankyou?BookingId='.$insertData;
            redirect($thankyou);
        }
    }

    public function insertspecial() {

        $activity = $this->input->post('fk_activity', TRUE);
        $activity_val = substr($activity,0,1);
        if($activity_val=="A"){
            $this->insert();
        }else{
                if (!$this->input->post()) {
                redirect(SITE_PATH . LOCATION_ALIAS . "/" . MODULE);
            }

            $this->load->helper(array('form', 'url'));
            $this->load->library('form_validation');
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_firstname', 'First Name', 'trim|required');
            /* $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_lastname', 'Last Name', 'trim|required'); */
    //        $this->form_validation->set_rules('fk_special', 'Excursion', 'trim|required');
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('dt_excursiondate', 'Excursion Date', 'trim|required');
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_email', 'Email', 'trim|required|valid_email');
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_phone', 'Phone', 'trim|required');
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('int_no_of_people', 'No of People', 'trim|required');
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('int_no_of_child', 'No of child', 'trim|required');
            $this->form_validation->set_rules('fk_port_of_departure', 'Port Of Departure', 'trim|required');

            if ($_SESSION['is_mobile_browser'] == 'no') {
                $this->form_validation->set_rules('var_captcha', 'Captcha', 'trim|required|callback_valid_captcha');
            }

            if ($this->form_validation->run($this) == FALSE) {
                $this->index();
            } else {

                $insertData = $this->module_model->insert_special();

                /* $thank = $this->common_model->getpagedata(60, 'pages'); */
                $location_idarr = array("60", "61", "62");
                $location_page = $this->common_model->getpagedataForCMS($location_idarr, 'pages', $this->input->post('fk_location'));
                $thankyou = SITE_PATH . LOCATION_ALIAS . '/thankyou?SpecialId='.$insertData;
                redirect($thankyou);
            }
        }
    }

    public function thankyou() {

        $banner_query = $this->module_model->selectAll_Banner();
        $this->viewData['banner_data'] = $banner_query->result_array();
        $this->viewData['banner_count'] = $banner_query->num_rows();
        /* $BookingId = $_SESSION['BOOKING_ID']; */

        if($this->input->post('BookingId')!='')
            $BookingId = $_GET['BookingId'];
        else
            $SpecialId = $_GET['SpecialId'];

       /* if (empty($bookingid)) {
            $excu_idarr = array("6", "7", "8");
            $location_page = $this->common_model->getpagedataForCMS($excu_idarr, 'pages', CURRENT_LOCATION);

            redirect(SITE_PATH . LOCATION_ALIAS . "/" . $location_page['var_alias']);
        } */

        if($BookingId!=''){
            $booking_data = $this->module_model->select_Rows($BookingId);
        }else{
            $booking_data = $this->module_model->select_Special_Rows($SpecialId);
        }

        $this->viewData['booking_data'] = $booking_data;

        $CurrentPageData = $this->common_model->getpagedata(RECORD_ID, "pages");
        $Seo_array['title'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metatitle'];
        $Seo_array['keywords'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metakeyword'];
        $Seo_array['description'] = $CurrentPageData['var_metadescription'];
        $this->common_model->get_metadata($Seo_array);
        $this->viewData['ContentPanel'] = 'front/thankyou_tpl';
        /* unset($_SESSION); */
    }

    function valid_captcha() {

        /* if ($this->session->userdata('generated_pin_activity_reservation') != $this->input->get_post('var_captcha')) { */
        if ($this->input->get_post('captcha_core_value') != $this->mylibrary->cryptPass($this->input->get_post('var_captcha'))) {
            $this->form_validation->set_message('valid_captcha', 'Please enter the captcha code exactly as mentioned in order to verify and continue.');
            return FALSE;
        } else {
            return TRUE;
        }
    }

    function get_review_data() {
        $tour = $this->input->get_post('fk_activity');
        $tour=  explode("-",$tour);
        $location = $this->input->get_post('fk_location');
        if($tour[0]=='S'){
            echo $review_data = $this->module_model->select_Special_Review_data($location, $tour[1]);
        } else {
            if(count($tour)==2)
                $tour=$tour[1];
            else
                $tour=$tour[0];
            echo $review_data = $this->module_model->select_Review_data($location, $tour);
        }
        exit;
    }
}
?>
}

A: I believe the problem is this line:
$this->load_view();

You need to load a view this way:
$this->load->view("viewname", $data_to_pass_array);

Where are you defining this: $this->viewData ? is it coming from: FRONT_MODULE_URL;? if so, youre not including that code

A: First Technique
I am passing admin related E-mails in a view for some purpose
//First I get the Modal's result in a variable
$data['user_e_mail'] = $this->m_user->getUserEmail("t_users");

//Then, I pass the variable in the view
$this->load->view("admin_panel", $data);

Second Technique
You can load a specific view in a variable and pass it some values as well. The following is a Navbar/titlebar/topbar that I have loaded and saved in $data['head_top_bar'].
$data['head_top_bar']   = $this->load->view('templates/top_bar' , $login_data, TRUE);

No, if you pass $data in a view, you can simply
echo $head_top_bar;

and you will have that navbar loaded with the $login_data input that you provided earlier.

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"Hey Guy, I left you a PM."
"Hi. I'm very interested to see if you would sell me one of your lamps. I put in a request to PM you."
I am a Lava Lamp collector. I currenty own over 200 lamps. I am always selling off the starter one's and moving into a better collection.
When I was 7 years old I saw my 1st lamp, been a fan ever since.
Hey Guy, I left you a PM.
Hi. I'm very interested to see if you would sell me one of your lamps.
I put in a request to PM you.
well poop ! too bad its always so nice to find that perfect lamp ! I am always on the look out for more Nova's !!
LOL is there any lamp you dont have ! ?
Sorry you're getting out of it, Dave. You are really talented, and I'm sure whatever venture you take up next, you'll be equally successful I really like you smiley face lamps, and the plant, too.
Oh yeah. I just started working on a my grande. Emptied it the other night. More Goo & surfactant to arrive on tuesday. Got to go. Crossfit games 2nd day in 2 hours. Work, work, work.


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→ A pair of the new-style three and a half inch drives that were making Seagate's ST-225s look very dated. On top, an immaculate late-model 8425 which left Miniscribe's Singapore production line on 15th August 1989. Underneath, an 8438 dated 28th March 1988. Almost fifteen years later, both were still working perfectly. Notice the 8438's large black and silver stepper motor at lower right.
The 8438 was a neat, modern looking 3.5 inch 30MB stepper drive with factory-certified RLL capacity. The 8425 was the exact same drive without the certification. In practice, Miniscribe mass-produced drives and then tested them. The very best units were sold as higher-value 8438s, the also-rans as cheaper 8425s. Of course, there was nothing to stop you buying a 20MB 8425 and putting it with an RLL controller to get 30MB — except that it wasn't terribly likely to be reliable - otherwise Miniscribe would have marked it as an 8438 in the first place.
We used to do the reverse sometimes: buy an 8438 and put it on a low-density MFM controller to make a very reliable 20MB drive system. It cost a bit more but because the 8438 was RLL certified, we already knew it was a particularly good drive, and by running it on an MFM controller we had a huge margin of safety. I can't remember ever seeing one of these under-stressed 8438s fail. Though we still saw working ST-225s from time to time up until the end of the century, we stopped meeting the 8438/8425 twins in working systems long before that.
→ The 8425's absurdly flimsy power connector design. Standard nylon power plugs varied in size even more in those days than they do today, and getting a tight-fitting power cable out of an 8425 without breaking the PCB was often very difficult. The small white three-pin connector just above and to the left of it, by the way, is for a drive activity LED, and the light blue washer semi-visible through the gap between the power socket and the data cable edge connector is a shock mounting for the HDA. You get a better view of it in the larger picture above.


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Posted in Soccer Player on April 28, 2016 – 07:48 pm
Globetrotters: The Top 10 Mexican Players Outside Liga MX
Photos: DAVIDROMEROVARA | alanthecharmer | NenisMPineda | SomosInvictos | FCTtoday | UtdIndonesiaMJK | ladocecommx | Twitter
Mexico's best and brightest often leave Liga MX to test themselves in the best leagues around the world. Here are 10 players that stand above the rest.
For all his faults and at times spotty form, Guillermo Ochoa is still hands-down Mexico's best keeper. His club form has never really matched the consistency with which he performs for El Tri, but that is more an indication of just how good he has been for Mexico than anything else. One of our defining memories of this past summer's World Cup in Brazil is of the announcer yelling "OCHOA!!!" after he had, yet again, saved a shot that he had no right to save.
9. Raul Jimenez - Atletico Madrid
Jimenez is in a difficult situation. At 23, he is young and needs playing time to improve, but he has to compete for said playing time with Antoine Griezmann, Mario Mandzukic, and a reinvigorated Fernando Torres. Unsurprisingly, he has only made 10 appearances this season, with only three of them being starts. He has managed to score one goal in that time.
8. Miguel Layun - Watford
Layun turned in a stellar Apertua 2014 campaign, during which he won the title with Club America and turned this victory into a 5 year deal with Granada in the Spanish Primera Division. Currently on loan to Watford, Layun has the potential to be one of the best wingbacks in Mexico's history. He is really, really, ridiculously fast and, at 26-years-old, he is about to enter his prime. Barring injury, he will be bombing down Mexico's left side for the next 6 years, and, if we were betting men, doing this a few more times, too:
7. Giovani dos Santos - Villarreal
Giovani dos Santos' career has been defined by high expectations and, unfortunately, failing to live up to them. He came out of Barcelona's highly touted La Masia academy, moved up from the club's B team to the first team, but never proved that he belonged at the top of the footballing world. He has since played for Tottenham, before being loaned out to Ipswich Town, Galatasaray, and Racing Santander before fully transferring to Mallorca. Now at Villarreal, dos Santos still has not entrenched himself in the starting XI. He is undoubtedly talented, but he has never managed to develop the kind of consistency that separates the best from the rest.
6. Andres Guardado - PSV
Guardado has started 17 of PSV's 24 league matches this year, and in doing so has helped his club rocket to 1st place in the Eredivisie, with a comfortable 14-point lead to boot. Guardado is a solid defensive midfielder, capable of playing both full- and wing-back. He has established a career with his ability to provide security in the middle and defensive third, but that doesn't mean he has never made us jump out of our seats in excitement.
5. Hector Herrera - F.C. Porto
With 2 goals and 3 assists in only 6 appearances, Herrera has definitely made the most of his time at FC Porto. That is a good sign, because at 24 years old, he still has plenty of time to improve. All things considered, we have every reason to expect Herrera to be in the form of his life heading into Russia 2018. As such, Mexican fans have every reason to be excited about this young man. He has proven he can be a decisive player in one of the top 5 leagues in the world, and he's only going to get better.
4. Jesus Manuel Corona - F.C. Twente
This kid might be the most fun to watch on this entire list. Sure, a lot of that has to do with the fact that he plays in the Dutch Eredivisie, a league that is arguably the most open and attack-minded in the world; but having space is one thing, being effective in it is quite another altogether. Known as "El Tecatico, " Corona has 7 goals and 4 assists in 20 appearances. That's out of 24 total games this season, by the way, and goes a long way to show the trust he has won at Twente, despite only being 22 years old.
3. Hector Moreno - Espanyol
Moreno is arguably the best defender that Mexico has. He started all four games at this past summer's World Cup, and would have played every single minute had he not suffered a fractured tibia during Mexico's knockout match against the Netherlands. Assuming he recovers fully from that injury, you can bet Moreno will feature for El Tri at both the Gold Cup and Copa America.
Source: the18.com
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Sunday 3, April 2016 06:59 AM J.Lohr-LOVE
@taylorrhemphill got to step your game up with the Mexican soccer players man or try the new Zealand rugy players haha
Wednesday 6, April 2016 11:42 PM Mimi
@warriors_zen A lot of brown soccer players. (Didn't know a Mexican owned NYTs.) But, let's face it, it's all about getting rid of whiteness
Friday 8, April 2016 06:39 AM chan
@chan: I swear my boyfriend looks like various Mexican soccer players LOL
Sunday 10, April 2016 12:19 AM its mike
@KeonteN there country is sorry and there's no outstanding Mexican players in any league of soccer lmao
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Sissi tells us: I have been practising Iyengar yoga since 1979, when I joined Silva Mehta's weekly evening classes. At that time I was a stressed academic with a young family, and the physical and mental benefits were immediately obvious to me. Over the years, I have studied with many exceptional teachers as well as with the Iyengar family in Pune. Yoga has remained my refuge, a source of nourishment and of lightness of being.
I did the first teacher training course, which was set up in the early 1980s, at the Iyengar Yoga Institute in Maida Vale. However, I soon realized that I was not mature enough to teach at that point in my life. To understand one's limits, and to work with sensitivity and courage in order to deepen one's practice, is one of the lessons that I hope to pass on to my students. Also, that our practice is not confined to the time we spend on the mat. Yoga is how we live our lives.


You know your family best, but that doesn't make them any easier to shop for. As a result, your reputation has suffered, and your family is wary of any 'great gifts' they get from you. After all, no one actually enjoyed those front row seats to your oboe recital.
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Canadian RV and Camping Industry urges the Government to Increase Investments in Tourism Policies and Implement a Fair Tax Regime for Campgrounds
Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of Canada
Apr 06, 2017, 10:57 ET
OTTAWA, April 6, 2017 /CNW/ - Representatives from the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada and the Canadian Camping and RV Council (CCRVC) are on Parliament Hill today to discuss the need for increased investments in tourism policies and infrastructure upgrades and the need for implementation of a fair tax regime for campgrounds across Canada. As this year marks Canada's 150th Anniversary, the RVDA of Canada and the CCRVC would like to ensure that individuals and families are able to explore Canada's natural heritage both throughout this camping season and for generations to come.
RVing and camping in Canada has a considerable economic impact; the manufacturing, purchasing, servicing and use of recreation vehicles contributes billions to the Canadian economy each year. In fact, in 2011, the total economic activity associated with the Canadian recreation vehicle industry reached $14.5 billion. There are over 4,231 campgrounds across Canada, each offering a unique experience for Canadians and international visitors.
The promotion of the RV sector and proper infrastructure in our existing parks are crucial to the growth of the RVing and camping industries, as well as a prosperous Canadian tourism sector. The RVing industry contributes billions to the national economy, but the more than 4,321 campgrounds across Canada require infrastructural improvements in order to accommodate new camping and RV technologies. As stated by RVDA Chairman Sam Parks, "RVing and camping are large components of tourism, both internally and externally. There is a crucial need for this to be recognized by Destination Canada as a viable growth area for tourism in Canada."
A fair tax regime and investment in the necessary infrastructural updates for small businesses would benefit the family-owned campgrounds and RV dealerships that enable Canadians and visitors alike to experience the all that Canada has to offer. At present, campgrounds face an approximate 300% increase in their tax bills. Robert Trask, Chairman of the CCRVC, explains this will result in campgrounds facing "a larger tax rate than major billion dollar corporations which is dumbfounding."
The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of Canada is a national, volunteer federation of provincial and regional RVDA associations and their members, who have united to form a professional trade association for all businesses involved in the recreation vehicle industry.
The Canadian Camping and RV Council represents the Provincial Campground Owners Associations and their Private Campground Members across Canada.
SOURCE Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association of Canada
For further information: Ashley Rensler, Office: 613.233.8906, Cell: 647.967.9324, [email protected]
Canadian Camping and RV Council


Dr. Connie Jones graduated from Texas A&M University in 1989. She practiced in California and Missouri before settling in North Carolina. Dr. Jones joined Neuse River Veterinary Hospital in February 2007 practicing in small animal medicine and surgery.Dr. Jones purchased the small animal practice from Dr. Jim Meyer and Dr. Bob Meyer in June 2010. She has over 25 years of experience in veterinarian care as well as owning and running a veterinary hospital. Dr. Jones lives in Wendell with her husband, Sam and son, Spencer. For enjoyment Dr. Jones raises, shows and participates in field work with her many Jack Russell Terriers.
Kim brings over 20 years of managerial experience with her. She joined Neuse River in 2006. When Dr. Connie Jones purchased Neuse River in 2010 Kim was delighted to continue to work with Dr. Connie. Kim enjoys working with our doctors and staff to ensure your companion animal and you receive complete and courteous care. If you have any concerns or questions please feel free to contact Kim she will be happy to assist you .
For pleasure and enjoyment Kim loves spending time with her family and taking trips to the beach.


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Couples home ransacked by thieves on Christmas Eve
Posted 6:26 pm, December 25, 2017, by Dan Gray, Updated at 06:23PM, December 25, 2017
EAST ST. LOUIS - Crime doesn't take a holiday. A Metro East family had everything under the Christmas tree stolen. Fox 2's Dan Gray reported live from East St. Louis where he talked with the crime victims.A very disheartening Christmas for the Williams family of East St. Louis. They had a Christmas Eve surprise that was not merry at all. Earl Williams said, "we came home I tried to open that door it wouldn't open, so I went around the back the door was kicked in open, completely open and we sat outside until the police came."
Earl and his wife Cynthia Brown and their two teenagers are finding it difficult to find some joy this Christmas. Cynthia told Dan, "no I don't have no type joy in me, not after when I walked in last night, I don't have none whatsoever."
When the couple walked in to their home on North 76th Street they found it ransacked. Thieves went through every room. They took about 20 presents under their tree plus other items including some jewelry. The burglary happened while the Williams were away at Cynthia`s sister house for a Christmas Eve gathering.
Earl said, "the police said it happened to be multiple people because it was all kind of footprints in the back and there was a set that walked from the house to the back gate and this was all in the snow, it was snowing while this was happening. Cynthia is afraid. She told Dan "only thing I'm worried about they gonna try it again while he`s gone and me the kids here."
The children 14-year-old Donte and 13-year-old Mahogany are staying at their aunt's house for the time being as their parents try to figure out how to pick up the pieces and move forward. "They stronger than I am, they like momma, its going be okay the lord will bless us. But it's a lot of thugs around here, it`s a lot of shooting around here, I mean it doesn't faze me cause everywhere I live its shooting its thugs but I never think someone would kick in my door," Cynthia said.
The family moved in just four months ago, and they've been broken into twice.
Earl Williams has posted information about last night's theft on his Facebook page.
He says they are getting some responses of encouragement to stay strong.
If you would like to help out this family through this sad time during the holidays, they said they don't mind having their home phone number publicized as a way to contact them. Its 618-213-7547.
Topics: burglary, Christmas Eve, cynthia, earl, facebook, Family, gifts, Home, POLICE, ransacked, stolen
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Michele's professional career began in 2010 as a cardiovascular critical care Registered Nurse in New Jersey after completing her Bachelor's of Science in Nursing degree at Wesley College in Dover, DE. She continued critical care nursing after relocating to Florida in 2012, working with Morton Plant Mease Hospital system. Eager to continue education and improve patient quality of life, Michele continued working while obtaining her graduate degree in 2017 at the University of South Florida. Michele is specialized in primary care, as a Family Nurse Practitioner. Michele is very passionate towards utilizing natural therapies and the ability to impact a person's physical and emotional wellbeing.


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Q: How to specify log4j2 absolute path in maven multimodule project? I have a maven multi-module project with structure similar to:
(https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-TexFkNoAwhYbHnyoxhyQJ6W7CHOBBzZ/view)
I have the following log4j2.properties file:
property.eventLogPath = src/main/resources/log/events/

appender.eventLogger.type = RollingFile
appender.eventLogger.name = eventLogger
appender.eventLogger.fileName=  ${eventLogPath}/app.log
appender.eventLogger.filePattern=  ${eventLogPath}/app_%d{yyyyMMdd}.log.gz
appender.eventLogger.layout.type = PatternLayout
appender.eventLogger.layout.pattern = %d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSS} %level
[%t] [%c] [%M] [%l] - %msg%n
appender.eventLogger.policies.type = Policies
# Rotate log file each day and keep 30 days worth
appender.eventLogger.policies.time.type = TimeBasedTriggeringPolicy
appender.eventLogger.policies.time.interval = 1
appender.eventLogger.policies.time.modulate = true
appender.eventLogger.strategy.type = DefaultRolloverStrategy

logger.event.name = event
logger.event.level = info
logger.event.additivity = false
logger.event.appenderRef.eventLogger.ref = eventLogger

rootLogger.level = error
rootLogger.additivity = false

I have the following method:
private static Logger eventLogger = LogManager.getLogger("event");

public static void sendLog()  {
    eventLogger.info("event");
}

When I execute this method in my main/java and my test/java packages It will generate log dir in two diferent places. I try to execute this snippet of code in main/java and test/java packages to get user dir
  System.out.println(System.getProperty("user.dir"));

And for main package it define:
   C:\Users\dev\IdeaProjects\multimodules\

For test package:
   C:\Users\dev\IdeaProjects\multimodules\users

Maybe this trouble in maven config but I can't refactor any config in maven.
And my question is the following:
Is it possible to define some relative path in property.eventLogPath in log4j2.properties that will be the same to all packages. Maybe it path will be relative to resources folder or log4j file. Or it can be absolute path but flexible for different OS something like this:
property.eventLogPath = ${sys:user.dir}/src/main/resources/log/events/


Emerging technologies have the potential to displace workers in range of New York City industries, from accountants and x-ray technicians to paralegals and taxi drivers. Although many of these changes are still years away, a recent Center for an Urban Future policy symposium discussed the steps that policymakers, business executives, and educational leaders in New York should be taking now to prepare for the oncoming wave of automation.
Last year's presidential election brought a new level of focus to the effects of automation on the economy. Much of the debate centered around the role that automation has played in the decline of the nation's manufacturing sector. But machines are poised to bring about massive changes to a much larger swath of the economy in the years ahead—and not just in the Rust Belt. Robots, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies have the potential to displace workers in range of New York City industries, from accountants and x-ray technicians to paralegals and taxi drivers.
Although many of these changes are still years away, a recent Center for an Urban Future policy symposium discussed the steps that policymakers, business executives, and educational leaders in New York should be taking now to prepare for the oncoming wave of automation. The forum is part of our ongoing Middle Class Jobs Project, a research initiative funded by Fisher Brothers and Winston C. Fisher.
The effects of automation are being felt by an increasingly wide range of industries and workers, presenting both enormous challenges and new opportunities.
The education system needs major reforms to better prepare young people for the new world of work.
New York City and the country should strategically rethink skills-building and retraining programs.
A new social safety net—including income and work support—will be required to meet the needs of today's automated economy.
Companies that are automating have a responsibility to help those who are negatively affected.
Additional research support by Avril Koblitz and Sheila Binesh.
The Middle Class Jobs Project is a research initiative made possible by the generous support of Fisher Brothers and Winston C. Fisher.
General operating support for the Center for an Urban Future is provided by the Clark Foundation and the Bernard F. and Alva B. Gimbel Foundation.
Center for an Urban Future (CUF) is an independent, nonprofit think tank that generates innovative policies to create jobs, reduce inequality and help lower income New Yorkers climb into the middle class. For 20 years, CUF has published accessible, data-driven reports on ways to grow and diversify the economy and expand opportunity that are anchored in rigorous research, not preconceived notions about outcome. Our work has been a powerful catalyst for policy change in New York City and serves as an invaluable resource for government officials, community groups, nonprofit practitioners and business leaders as they advocate for and implement policies to address some of New York's biggest challenges and opportunities.
Will cities adapt when automation reshapes the job market?


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Tanzania, coffee, data-driven marketing, Berlin, friendship. Let's see what brings these words together, and how our journey started.
Datomni's story started in the summer of 2016 in Berlin's Bonanza café. Our founder – Mac, stumbled upon the research article on data-driven marketing. The text presented a novel marketing resource allocation blueprint, optimizing conversion rates at every point of the customer journey.
The paper ignited his exploration of various topics related to analytics and data-driven marketing. Fast-forward a few months, Mac met Kacper as they were planning an expedition to Tanzania together. Kacper was then employed at RTB House, one of the fastest-growing marketing companies. The two shared the grievance that virtually no communities existed to discuss deep aspects of data-driven marketing and analytics. They decided to do something about it…
Addressing the need
The lack of stimulating environments to discuss forward thinking concepts in marketing data analytics inspired Datomni's co-founders to create an international meetup group.
The group exploded in popularity. Over 200 people signed up in the first week after launch. Shortly after announcing the meetup to the community, Mac and Kacper decided to announce the first meetup, focused on discussing the paper inspiring Datomni's creation.
Mac struggled to find the right venue for the first meetup. Most locations had a truly boring feel, and they were spaces that weren't really stimulating exchanges of exciting ideas.
Until one day, one of Mac's friends – Kai, introduced him to one of the co-founders of a startup N26, which became a multi-billion dollar company. That's how Datomni located the right venue for the first event and a number of follow-up meetups. A few selfies later, the first meetup entered history.
Building inspired communities
Meetups were often hosted Fridays, which meant that once the meetup was over, whoever took part in the meetup could join the party at N26 with its early employees. It was exciting to witness how a fledging startup – N26, transforms into a global data-backed company over time. Datomni created deep insights, lasting friendships, and lots of fond memories.
Since Datomni launched the first meetup in mid-2016, it continued building communities around remarkable ideas in data-driven marketing. Datomni was sharing knowledge without asking for a dime in return to leapfrog the knowledge curve. It was thrilling to grow into a deep learning organization at a fast pace in which one year is worth 5 years of experience.
Two years of meetup life went on quickly to obtain 10 years of experience. The meetup grew to over 1000 in Berlin alone. The co-founders opened chapters in Warsaw (over 300 people), London, Brussels, Vilnius and other places. Datomni created an engaged data-science community in Europe.
Over 400 people took part in the meetups. Datomni's co-founders were fortunate to exchange ideas with experts at Rocket Internet, Uber, Google, and many other household-name companies.
As the community grew, people naturally asked Datomni for help. In March 2018, the co-founders felt the urge to create structure around what they do. That's how Datomni incorporated.
Clients started rolling in. Datomni's team was growing.
Too many clients flocking in at once slowed down Datomni's growth. The company made a rookie mistake of taking on things the co-founders weren't passionate about. Growing the company, and hiring more and more people for repetitive lower-level activities, meant that the company didn't have time for the things it appreciated the most: forward-thinking, innovation, strong expert community, and being on the knowledge frontier of data-driven marketing.
The rocket-launch start was a turning point for Datomni. The company decided to go back to its roots. These roots are made of the passion for advanced marketing analytics and data science.
Datomni came back to be a truly forward-thinking brand, exploring topics that no other marketing company that we know of, was exploring. Things like automated optimization of ad creatives using deep learning or Google Analytics enrichment.
In 2020, Datomni continued hosting regular meetups on advanced topics. It created a number of advanced data-driven marketing services and modules. The team started writing a series of e-books on data-driven marketing.
Datomni is a data-driven marketing company. It has always been and it will always be. Datomni's here to help marketers advance their expertise in data-driven marketing.
Take your users on remarkable journeys.
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18F Management and Leadership Development Program participants who completed with excellence. Photo by Yanling Lei.
Each term the Management and Leadership Development Program provides students with the opportunity to reflect on their leadership experience and build the skills to be more effective leaders. At the close of the program, participants are asked to nominate their peers for excellence. When nominating, students are asked to explain why their nominees made their experience in MLDP more beneficial and how their nominees provided an excellent example of leadership during the program. At the end of the term, students must have perfect attendance and be nominated multiple times, by multiple peers to complete the program with excellence. Below are the collaborated comments about those who completed the Management and Leadership Development Program with excellence in Fall 2018.
Will French '21 excelled in MLDP this term. He demonstrated clear engagement in discussion and discourse throughout the term and was a thoughtful team player who always looked for ways to open conversations to his peers. Congratulations Will!
Olivia Harvey '19 did a great job in MLDP this term. She thoughtfully engaged with her peers and asked meaningful questions that drove the understanding of the material deeper. Congratulations Olivia.
Gabriella Horton '20 had an amazing term in MLDP! She openly and honestly analyzed her strengths and weaknesses, allowing her to grow and to apply the program's concepts to all areas of her life, especially to her personal leadership challenge, which looked to improve mental health awareness and training in Dartmouth EMS. Bella was present for every MLDP session. Congratulations, Bella!
Jessica McDermott '21 did a wonderful job in MLDP this term. She was a direct communicator at all times and worked hard to engage with every session's material, and to include her peers in this engagement. Congratulations, Jessica.
Mikaela O'Brien '21 was a wonderful member of MLDP this term! She demonstrated clear personal growth by acting fully present and engaged in every session, then applying new skills to her leadership roles outside of MLDP. Congratulations, Mikaela.
Yazmin Ochoa Flores '21 had a very successful term in MLDP. She demonstrated genuine interest in all of the sessions and was able to connect session-specific skills to her life outside the program. Yazmin was present for every MLDP session. Congratulations, Yazmin.
Lauren Sapone '20 was a wonderful presence in MLDP this term. Her bright personality stimulated inclusive conversations and she respectfully lead her peers when necessary. Congratulations, Lauren!
Zoe Schwartzman '21 was an excellent member of MLDP this term. Not only did she strive to improve her own performance by being fully present in all sessions, but she was a collaborative and participatory team player who always looked for ways to fully engage her group. Zoe was present for every MLDP session. Congratulations, Zoe!
Cindy Shen '21 showed her commitment to MLDP this term by being fully present at every session, actively engaging in the material, and working diligently on her personal leadership challenge. Congratulations Cindy!
Julia Snodgrass '21 went above and beyond in MLDP this term. Her warm, inclusive presence made people feel comfortable right away, and she was able to drive conversations with the perfect mix of thoughtful questions and active listening. Julia was present for every MLDP session. Congratulations, Julia.
Rylee Stone '21 showed remarkable dedication to MLDP this term. She fully engaged in every session and was willing to put in the time and hard work to push herself outside her comfort zone both in weekly programming and in her Personal Leadership Challenge. Congratulations, Rylee!
Will Synnott '21 had a great term in MLDP. He stepped up in group situations to lead teams with a wonderful combination of respect and efficiency, while making sure to prioritize the value of every person he interacted with. Congratulations, Will.


Karin Howard is the Ontario PC candidate for Ottawa South.
Karin is a lawyer and former Ottawa city councillor. Her dedication to the city is well known, and as a councillor she served on several committees where she focused on improving the lives of Ottawa families.
As a lawyer, Karin has contributed her legal  expertise in government and private practice in the areas of  tax and business law, and has taught courses at a number of post-secondary institutions.
Karin is proud to have called Ottawa South home for 35 years, and her passion for the community is reflected in her outstanding volunteerism.
She has previously served as President of the Somali Canadian Youth Centre, trustee to the Riverside Hospital Board, as well as with a number of organizations that advocate for the rights of persons with disabilities.
Karin is a wife and mother to three grown children.
Karin has a proven track-record of putting the interests of her community first. She will work tirelessly to ensure hardworking Ottawa families pay less and get ahead.


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When you close your eyes and imagine your wedding day film, do you see a stylish, beautifully simple film that gracefully captures the happiness, love and laughter of your special day? Well, at Under the Apple Tree, that's what I envision. That is the individual look and feel that Under the Apple Tree strives to realise in your wedding day film.
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