Join the Development Services team at the City of Sanger this summer as a Development Services Volunteer Intern, and learn about City's development processes including zoning, platting, site planning, permitting, record keeping, and public meetings. Make a difference by contributing to the excellent customer service experience at the City of Sanger Department of Development Services. Develop lifelong skills including critical thinking, collaboration, information management, problem solving, and adaptability.
Contact Human Resource Department for more information. Application Deadline has been extended to April 30, 2019.
Portions of Acker Street will be closed starting Friday, January 4th for concrete street repairs. This project will last for multiple days. If possible please take an alternative route. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Recycle your live Christmas trees at Porter Park (2201 S Stemmons St.).
The intersection of 9th Street and Peach Street will be closed due to on going road construction. Please use an alternative route. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause.
Road Repairs: Intersection of 10th Street and Peach Street starting October 11th.
Repairs to the west side of the Keaton Road Bridge between the bridge and Keaton Road will begin October 8th and should be completed by the end of the week, weather permitting. Please expect delays in this area. Please use an alternative route if possible. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Concrete repairs are currently being done on Windmill Drive near Stagecoach this week. Concrete is being pulled up and new concrete will be poured Tuesday, September 18th. Work should be completed by late Wednesday. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Good news! Recent rains have helped to lower water demand on Upper Trinity's treatment and distribution system. Therefore, since we are no longer in a condition that warrants a drought contingency or curtailment, the State 1 watering restrictions have been lifted, returning to regular water conservation strategies.
We ask that you continue to remain vigilant in your water usage. We recommend limiting outdoor watering to no more than two times per week, and only if needed; and, avoid watering between 10 AM and 6 PM.
The water department will be repairing a water leak on Willow street. Residents on Willow Street between 1st St and 2nd St may experience no water between the hours of 9:00 am and 2:00 pm today.
time-of-day and maximum two-times-per week landscape watering schedule.
an odd number (1, 3, 5, 7 or 9).
containing multiple addresses may be identified by the lowest address number.
means of a hand-held hose, drip irrigation or soaker hose systems.
time on the immediate premises of a commercial car wash facility or commercial service station.
Companies with an automated on-site vehicle washing facility may wash its vehicles at any time.
Avoid water waste associated with recreational (water used for leisure, games and entertainment purposes) use from faucets, hoses or hydrants.
Variances under the Drought Contingency Plan may be granted under certain conditions.
For more information, please contact City Hall at 940.458.7930.
THIS BURN BAN DOES NOT INCLUDE RESTRICTIONS ON 1.4G RECREATIONAL (PERSONAL) USE OF FIREWORKS DUE TO TIMING AND STATE STATUTORY LIMITATIONS, BUT THEY ARE HIGHLY DISCOURAGED.
PROFESSIONAL FIREWORKS SHOWS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THIS BAN AND ARE PERMITTED INDIVIDUALLY. THESE TYPE SHOWS HAVE ON-SITE FIRE DEPARTMENT SUPPORT.
Denton County Judge May Horn today instated a Local Disaster Declaration for Threat of Wildland Fires Due to Dry Conditions in Denton County effective July 3, 2018. This Bum Ban does not include restrictions on fireworks due to time and state statutory limitations.
Denton County Judge Mary Horn, in the interest of fire safety and fire prevention, is asking for the cooperation of all Denton County residents with respect to outdoor burning. High winds, low humidity, and dead/dormant vegetation have contributed to the risk of large and destructive wildfires. At risk are homes, valuable property, and lives. Denton County has experienced an increase in wildfires this season with several burning multiple acres.
Denton County is experiencing dry weather with little chance for relief in the immediate future. Denton County is currently classified in moderate drought conditions according to the U.S. Drought Monitor Map and has seen a significant increase in frequency of wildfires. The Denton County burning ban will continue until drought conditions are alleviated. The mandatory Bum Ban will eliminate all outdoor bunting, include restrictions on outdoor hot work (welding and cutting torch operations), and the use of certain combustible materials. Violation of the County Judge Executive ordered burn-ban is a class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $500.00.
County Judge Mary Horn stated, "Prevention of potential wildland fires is essential to the safe, of County residents. Wildfires can be devastating and difficult on everyone. especially farmers and ranchers: wildfires can destroy not only lives and property, but livelihood as well. With everyone's help we can make our communities a safer place to live and enjoy life."
Denton County Emergency Services Chief Jody Gonzalez stated, "Citizens should take measures to protect their home by removing unwanted combustible debris and vegetation away from their homes and be sure to keep water hoses ready accessible in the event a small fire starts. Always call 911 early to notify your fire department of any fire to assure a faster response and that complete extinguishment has occurred."
On June 11, 2018 Denton County will be closing a portion of Duck Creek Road to put in some culverts. Weather permitting it will be closed for 9 weeks.
**If you have any questions please call Denton County Road & Bridge East (940) 349-3420.
SCAM ALERT Someone is calling people claiming to be an employee of the City of Sanger. They are demanding payment over the phone and threatening disconnection for non-payment.
Here are some reminders about our Utility Billing policy. The last day for payment before cut off is the 27th of every month. Disconnects are sent out on the 28th of every month.
The City of Sanger does not take, nor will we request, payment over the phone.
If you are unsure if the information you receive over the phone is accurate please contact City Hall at (940) 458-7930.
Waste Connections received notification from Pratt Industries USA Recycling, whom they utilize for the processing of all of recycling materials, that Pratt can no longer accept any contaminated recycling materials.
Due to the drastic changes in the market pricing materials that had been previously allowed to be delivered to their facility are now under enhanced scrutiny.
If you want to get more involved in our community, the City of Sanger is looking for interested citizens to fill vacant Board and Commission seats.
Visit the board and commission link on our website for more information.
May 8, 2018 – Jeriana Staton, Human Resource Coordinator for the City of Sanger was nominated and received the TMHRA Rising Star Award at the TMHRA Conference in San Antonio Thursday April 26th.
The Texas Municipal Human Resource Association(TMHRA) has a Professional Awards Program which recognizes and honors outstanding individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to municipal human resources in Texas. The Rising Star Award recognizes a new member who shows exceptional promise of leadership and contribution to the association and profession.
Staton has been employed with the City of Sanger since November 2016. Since joining the organization Jeriana has made significant contributions to the human resources department and excels at providing quality services to our employees. Staton is an active member and brand ambassador for North Texas SHRM, a member of the National SHRM, TMHRA and a member of the HR Southwest volunteer board.
"The City of Sanger is proud to have an employee recognized with such a prestigious award for their professionalism and hard work. Jeriana exemplifies the values of our organization and our commitment to deliver quality services to our community," said Alina Ciocan, Acting City Manager.
Water will be off from 10:00 am until 12:00 pm on Tuesday, April 10, 2018 in the Quail Run Addition so that the water department can perform water line improvements in the area.
Due to cold weather the asphalt for the McReynolds Road project was put on hold. Starting Monday, 3/19/18, construction will start back up. Portions of the road will be closed to thru traffic. Some traffic may have to take FM 2164 to get to their destination.
We've received multiple reports of a man claiming he's affiliated with the City of Sanger's Public Works Department going door to door offering his plumbing services. This is a scam. The City of Sanger in no way endorses or sells services door to door.
It has come to the City's attention that a fraudulent website exists which appears to be an online payment portal for the City of Sanger. This site, doxo.com, is NOT affiliated with the City of Sanger and is NOT an authorized payment center for the City of Sanger. Citizens should be aware that paying a utility bill on doxo.com will delay your payment, which could result in late payment penalties and disconnection of utility service.
The site falsely states that the "City of Sanger (TX) does not offer customers an online payment option" and "Unfortunately City of Sanger (TX) does not offer a mobile app." The ONLY authorized online payment site for the City of Sanger is the City's site, www.sangertexas.org. The "Online Payments" link on our homepage will direct you to our payment processing portal. The City's mobile app, Sanger Solutions, is available for both Apple and Android devices. Sanger Solutions has direct link to the City's online payment portal.
Denton County has a Burn Ban in effect as of January 30th, which will remain in effect until the state of disaster is terminated by the Denton County Commissioners Court or the Denton County Judge.
Streets will be shut down today (1/17/18) surrounding Linda Tutt High School until gas inspections have been completed and the all clear has been given.
When cold weather arrives in Sanger, what can you do to protect your home and property from freezing temperatures?
Turn your sprinkler system off. Water once every three weeks, if no rainfall has occurred, on a day without freezing temperatures. Be sure to inspect your system by observing each zone for one minute and make any necessary repairs or adjustments to reduce water runoff that can create icy conditions on the road.
Disconnect and drain outdoor water hoses, then store them indoors for future use next spring.
Cover outdoor faucets with Styrofoam faucet covers (available at hardware or home improvement stores) or wrap faucets with heavy cloth covered by plastic.
Wrap pipes located in attics or garages with heat tape or cover them with pipe insulation.
Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air into the area around interior pipes.
Set the hot and cold faucets to drip slowly in the kitchen sink, bathroom sinks, and tubs. The slow movement of water in the pipes will prevent solid freezing.
If you will be leaving town for an extended period of time, ask a close neighbor or friend to check on your property every few days.
Any house or business that is totally vacant should be "winterized" – which is turning the water off at the meter and then opening all faucets on the property to drain the pipes. Please call the Public Works for assistance in turning the meter off at 940-458-2571.
If water pipes become frozen, let them thaw naturally by exposing warmer air to the pipes.
Never try to thaw pipes using hair dryers or other forms of heat!
In case of emergencies call 940-458-2571 Monday-Thursday 7:30-5:30, Friday 7:30-11:30, or 940-453-9973 after hours & on weekends.
suspicious activities related to illegal dumping.
eighteen months. This was originally caused by an accumulation of "bad" bacteria in the plant.
initial cause of the disruption of the plant from the outset.
also report information to Denton County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-388-TIPS (8477).
Monthly Report, which can be accessed online on the City's website.
and thank you in advance for your vigilance.
Happy Holidays! There will be NO TRASH SERVICE Monday, December 25, 2017.
Monday's trash pick up will be moved to Tuesday, December 26th.
Tuesday, trash pick up will be moved to Wednesday, December 27th.
Thursday's trash & recycle pick up will be moved to Friday, December 29th.
Friday's trash & recycling pick up will be moved to Saturday, December 30th.
Due to the change in schedule, the trash service may run behind schedule so we recommend you leave your bins out all day until they are picked up.
Wildland Fires Due to Dry Conditions in Denton County.
wildfires. At risk are homes, valuable property, and lives.
Denton County has experienced an increase in wildfires this season with several burning multiple acres. Some fires are the result of careless or negligent outdoor burning, some are the result of discarded burning materials or cigarettes, and other fires have been started by mechanical malfunctions and welding.
Monitor Map and has the highest Keetch-Byram Drought Index within North Central Texas.The Denton County burning ban will continue until drought conditions are alleviated.
ordered burn-ban is a class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $500.00.
Beginning today November 14, 2017 we implemented a traffic detour that will close sections of McReynolds Road east of Lake Ridge to FM 2164. Residents of homes and traffic located west of the closure will need to use 455 to reach FM 2164. Residents of homes and traffic located east of the closure will need to use 455 to reach the City of Sanger and I-35. This closure will move east to west as we complete stages of the work necessary to reopen the road to thru traffic.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact me at the information listed below. We want to complete this project with as little inconvenience as possible. I appreciate your cooperation and patience as we work toward completing this project.
The Sanger City Council met at Monday evening's specially called session and is pleased to announce the appointment of Alina Ciocan as acting City Manager. Please join the Council in support of Alina and all of the City of Sanger staff during this transition period. As a community, you have been a wonderful example of support. Thank you for the many personal visits that I have gotten to share with many of you.
Memorial services for Mike Brice will be held this week. Family, Friends and Community are invited. The viewing will be Thursday, October 26th, 6 -8PM at Coker Funeral Home, 403 Pecan St. Sanger, TX. Services will follow at First Baptist Church, 708 5th St. Sanger, TX on Friday, October 27th at 1:00 PM.
It is with a heavy heart that I notify you of the passing of Sanger's City Manager, Mike Brice. He served the residents of Sanger in an exemplary manner for over ten years, since becoming a part of our community in 2007. Mike provided outstanding direction both strategically and operationally to the city during his tenure.
He will be missed in many ways, but most especially as an individual friend to many and certainly a friend of the Sanger community. Mike put his heart and efforts into our community and it is this investment that leaves a sense of emptiness as we grieve the loss of one who has molded the direction of the city on multiple fronts.
Mike often served quietly, providing advice and directing the many facets of city governance. Most will never know the improvements he facilitated in areas of finance, infrastructure and operations. However, his efforts on behalf of Sanger's citizens have produced a lasting mark from which our community continues to benefit.
I would ask that residents of the Sanger community join us in praying for Mike's family and for each other, as we all walk through this time of loss. It is at these times of grief and hardship that we build deeper bonds and find strength from each other.
The City of Sanger has a new monthly report which contains a synopsis by department and their activities and accomplishments for the month. This report replaces our monthly performance measures. While conveying some of the same information, it is intended to be more informative to the reader. We hope this paints a clearer picture of what's happening in the city.
Visit the Monthly Report page to download the report in full.
CodeRED is the FREE community notification system available to Sanger residents that will send you alerts concerning time-sensitive and/or emergency information that may impact your area via phone calls, text messages, emails, and social media.
Visit www.sangerlibrary.org and click on the CodeRED icon to enroll, or download the CodeRED Mobile Alert app available in the App Store or Google Play.
responders and those affected by this unprecedented disaster in your thoughts and prayers.
Denton and 50 miles from Downtown Dallas and Fort Worth.
McReynolds Road will still be under construction at the start of the 2017-2018 school year. The picture posted shows where the temporary traffic lights will be placed along with barricades and road closure signs. If traveling this route, expect delays and plan accordingly.
Pavecon Public Works is under contract with the City of Sanger to reconstruct and improve McReynolds Road. During the upcoming construction there will be revised traffic patterns. Beginning today August 14, 2017 we are going to implement a traffic switch that will allow two way traffic from the end of the new concrete to East Ridge. School is starting this week and the need for two way traffic is mandatory. This will be accomplished using temporary traffic signals. When traffic is stopped at one of the signals at Lake Ridge or Indian Lane traffic will be unable to turn on red. Once the light is green traffic can travel east or west on McReynolds from Lake Ridge or Indian Lane. Please understand the lights will govern the traffic that has access to the one lane of paving provided. We will begin this work after the morning rush hour. It will be in place before the afternoon rush hour.
Effective Monday, August 7, 2017, office hours for Sanger City Hall are changing. The new hours are Monday – Thursday 7:30 am-5:00 pm and Friday 7:30 am-11:00 am.
Pavecon Public Works is under contract with the City of Sanger to reconstruct and improve McReynolds Road. During the upcoming construction there will be revised traffic patterns. Beginning on June 8, 2017 we are going to set up detours. During the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday McReynolds Rd. will be closed to the west of Lake Ridge Drive. Residents will be directed to leave and return using F.M. 2164 during the hours the road is closed. When the road is not closed there will be ONE WAY traffic heading west in to town. Residents will be able to leave and head toward the City of Sanger. When residents return to Lake Ridge Drive they will need to use F.M. 2164 and come in from the east.
Our goal is to complete as much of if not all of the construction between Lake Ridge Dr. and Jones St. while school is out for the summer. Pavecon and the City of Sanger have been and will stay in constant communication. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to the residents of Lake Ridge. In order to meet the time constraints of Sanger ISD being out of for the summer we have to operate in as much of the road way as possible. There will be one or more modifications to the traffic pattern while we are working at the intersection of Lake Ridge and McReynolds Road. When this work is performed I will be sending out an additional notification(s) to keep the residents informed.
Residents visiting the Porter Sports Complex should expect to see cleaner public parks this fall thanks to a significant grant made possible by Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYSE: DPS) in collaboration with Keep America Beautiful.
In 2017, the Dr Pepper Snapple Group/Keep America Beautiful Park Recycling Bin Grant Program is funding 10 new recycling bins at the Porter Sports Complex in Sanger, Texas, making recycling more accessible for local residents enjoying the outdoors. Adding these bins will allow the City to reduce litter that travels to the landfill, 95% of the waste at the Porter Sports Complex is recyclable.
Now in its fifth year, the Park Recycling Bin Grant Program from Dr Pepper Snapple Group and Keep America Beautiful has provided more than 900 new recycling bins in public parks across the country and more than 4,300 recycling bins to local governments and community organizations across 41 states over the program's history. This investment in recycling infrastructure has improved recycling accessibility and convenience in a variety of park settings, including neighborhood and larger regional parks, beaches, athletic fields and walking trails.
"This grant supports our organization's broader recycling efforts and improves our initiatives to reduce waste, and to recycle within the Sanger Parks System" Said James Berman, Director of Parks and Recreation.
"This is another opportunity for the City of Sanger to provide its citizens with an opportunity to keep Sanger beautiful. We all enjoy our beautiful park and want to keep it looking nice. At the same time, we want to be environmentally friendly and maximize our recycling efforts. This program gives us the opportunity to do both." Said Mike Brice, Sanger City Manager.
A recent national survey conducted by Keep America Beautiful revealed a lack of away from home recycling opportunities. While more than 90 percent of people indicated it was not a challenge to recycle at home, over 55 percent found it difficult to recycle in public places such as parks. Additional research conducted by Keep America Beautiful indicated only 12 percent of surveyed public locations had recycling infrastructure in place to recover the containers. The Dr Pepper Snapple Group/Keep America Beautiful Park Recycling Bin Grant Program is designed to address the obstacles of overcoming the lack of recycling convenience.
For a complete list of grant recipients, go to the Park Recycling Bin Grant Program website here.
At Keep America Beautiful, we want to ensure that beauty is our lasting signature. A leading national nonprofit, Keep America Beautiful inspires and educates people to take action every day to improve and beautify their community environment. We envision a country where every community is a clean, green, and beautiful place to live. Established in 1953, Keep America Beautiful provides the expertise, programs and resources to help people end littering, improve recycling, and beautify America's communities. The organization is driven by the work and passion of more than 600 community-based Keep America Beautiful affiliates, millions of volunteers, and the support of corporate partners, municipalities, elected officials, and individuals. To learn how you can donate or take action, visit kab.org. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, like us on Facebook, or view us on YouTube.
Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYSE: DPS) is a leading producer of flavored beverages in North America and the Caribbean. Our success is fueled by more than 50 brands that are synonymous with refreshment, fun and flavor. We have six of the top 10 non-cola soft drinks, and 13 of our 14 leading brands are No. 1 or No. 2 in their flavor categories. In addition to our flagship Dr Pepper and Snapple brands, our portfolio includes 7UP, A&W, Canada Dry, Clamato, Crush, Hawaiian Punch, Mott's, Mr & Mrs T mixers, Peñafiel, Rose's, Schweppes, Squirt and Sunkist soda. To learn more about our iconic brands and Plano, Texas-based company, please visit DrPepperSnapple.com. For our latest news and updates, follow us at Facebook.com/DrPepperSnapple or Twitter.com/DrPepperSnapple. For more information on DPS's philanthropic efforts and sustainability goals, visit http://www.dpsgsustainability.com.
On April 11, 2017 Moody's Investors Service assigned the City of Sanger an A1 rating for its upcoming 2017 bond issue. According to Moody's "Obligations rated A are judged to be upper-medium grade and are subject to low credit risk." The $9,320,000 in bonds will be used primarily to expand and improve the wastewater treatment plant and collection system. The city council has been planning and studying this project since 2011. Construction will begin in the next few weeks. The city is proud to receive such a high rating from Moody's. According to Moody's they based their rating on the following strengths; A trend of growing reserves, an expanding tax base due to growth, and location in the Dallas Metro. Moody's also commented that "the city is expected to remain strong due to conservative fiscal management as well as continued revenue growth." The Mayor and City Council remain committed to meeting the City's infrastructure needs with the least amount of impact on the taxpayer as possible. Follow this link for the full report from Moody's.
After extensive analysis by our consultant we are taking a multi-pronged approach to re-stabilizing the wastewater treatment plant. He feels that the biggest issue is our inability to waste solids quickly enough. To that end we are renting and installing a temporary sludge press this week. We hope to have it in operation by Friday. The cost of renting the sludge press is $8500 a month and it will be necessary to keep it in operation until the permanent sludge press is in operation as part of the plant expansion.
Also, this week we will be injecting steroids into the system to boost bacteria reproduction. Alkalinity is also out of balance and being addressed. We are also investigating the feasibility of deodorization but do not have enough information yet to make a decision.
We continue to work with our consultant and engineers as we strive to reduce the odor problem and get the plant re-stabilized.
In an effort to better serve its citizens, the City of Sanger has launched its first mobile application. This free app is compatible with Android and iOS based devices. It is available in the Google Play Store or iTunes store under the name Sanger Solutions.
"This is a new way our citizens can stay engaged with the City of Sanger. Our society is seeing an increase in the use of portable devices, so our City is adapting to that and providing that link to citizens through smart devices," said Mike Brice, City Manager. Residents will be able to receive information and connect with the City across all mobile devices. This includes reporting service issues, pay utilities, pay court fines, special events and connecting to a variety of other City information.
The launch of the Sanger Solutions mobile app is part of a broader effort undertaken by the City of Sanger to enhance communication with its residents and provide better services. Several other initiatives will be announced in the following months.
We understand that some residents are still being impacted by the foul odor emanating from the wastewater treatment plant. We are continuing to work on the issue on a daily basis and rest assured it is a priority. We have involved several experts in the field to help us resolve the problem. Unfortunately, there is no quick fix. We are making progress and are committed to resolving the issue as fast as possible.
The long-term solution is refurbishing and upgrading the plant. The Council intends to put that work out to bid at their meeting tonight. We are moving this process forward as quickly as possible. The improvements slated for the plant will help reduce odor and improve water quality. They will also give us the ability to better handle such a problem if it should occur in the future.
We apologize for the inconvenience. It is our intent to have the odor issue resolved in the near future and we will continue working on it diligently until it is resolved.
All interested citizens and property owners are hereby notified of their right to appear and be heard on the matter.
Notice is hereby given that applications for a place on the May 6, 2017 City of Sanger Texas General Election Ballot may be filed during the following times. Start Date: January 18, 2017 – 7:30 a.m. End Date: February 17, 2017 – 5:00 p.m. Packets will be available at City Hall on January 18th. No Applications will be accepted early or late. This year three citizens will be elected to each serve a two-year term as Council Member for Places 1, 3 & 5. The terms of office will be from May 2017 to May 2019. These positions are currently held by: Place 1- Lee Allison, Place 3 – William Boutwell, Place 5 – David Clark.
Someone claiming to be a representative of the City of Sanger is going door to door asking to do roof inspections for hail damage. He is not a representative of the City. If you do encounter this person please call the police department at 940-458-7444.
November 15, 2016 – Most of you are keenly aware of the odor issues we have been experiencing at the wastewater treatment plant during the last few months. This was originally caused by a buildup of "bad" bacteria in the plant. Removing the "bad" bacteria without destroying the "good" bacteria that actually breaks down the solids is a long and difficult process. We must also continue operating the plant at the same time we are dealing with the problem.
The current configuration of the plant involves three separate treatment plants in operation. To solve the bacteria problem, we have had to take one plant at a time offline, kill the bacteria, drain it and start it back up again. That process takes about thirty days for each of the three plants. The good news is that we have one plant free of the bacteria causing the odor issue and we are currently bringing the second one back online. Once the second plant is back up and running correctly, we will take the last one offline. This should largely solve the odor problem. Again, it is a slow process.
We want everyone to know that we have been working diligently to solve the odor issue. We are spending several thousand dollars to treat the increase in solids and to seed the plants to bring them back online quicker. We have also been working with some of the most experienced engineers in the wastewater industry to solve the problem.
There has been some erroneous information given out by others that link the current issue to the expansion of the wastewater treatment plant. That is not the case and they are two separate issues. In fact, if the expansion were complete we could have fixed the odor problem much more quickly and easily. The plant expansion will further help reduce odor by treating solids inside an enclosed space and not in open drying beds.
We appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience. Again, we are working to resolve this issue as quickly as possible.


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package com.fpt.mic.micweb.controller.staff;

import com.fpt.mic.micweb.controller.common.AuthController;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.framework.Paginator;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.framework.R;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.framework.responses.JspPage;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.framework.responses.RedirectTo;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.framework.responses.ResponseObject;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.business.CardBusiness;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.business.PaymentBusiness;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.business.StaffBusiness;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.dto.UserDto;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.dto.form.CreateNewCardPaymentDto;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.dto.form.RecycleCardDto;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.entity.CardInstanceEntity;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.model.entity.StaffEntity;
import com.fpt.mic.micweb.utils.ConfigUtils;

import javax.servlet.annotation.WebServlet;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Created by dinhquangtrung on 5/23/15.
 */
@WebServlet(name = "CardController", urlPatterns = {"/staff/card"})
public class CardController extends AuthController {
    Paginator requestPaginator = new Paginator();
    Paginator cardPaginator = new Paginator();
    /* Card acess log pagination */
    Paginator calPaginator = new Paginator();

    private static String msg = "";
    private static boolean isSuccess;

    @Override
    public List<String> getAllowedRoles() {
        return Collections.singletonList(UserDto.ROLE_STAFF);
    }

    public ResponseObject getView(R r) {
        final CardBusiness cardBusiness = new CardBusiness();
        cardPaginator.setGetItemsCallback(new Paginator.IGetItems() {
            @Override
            public List getItems(int offset, int count) {
                return cardBusiness.getIssuedCard(offset, count);
            }
        });
        cardPaginator.setGetItemSizeCallback(new Paginator.IGetItemSize() {
            @Override
            public Long getItemSize() {
                return cardBusiness.getIssuedCardCount();
            }
        });

        r.equest.setAttribute("cardPaginator", cardPaginator);
        return new JspPage("staff/cards.jsp");
    }

    public ResponseObject getSearch(R r) {
        String keyword = r.equest.getParameter("keyword");
        if (keyword == null) {
            keyword = "";
        }
        keyword = keyword.trim();

        final CardBusiness cardBusiness = new CardBusiness();
        final String finalKeyword = keyword;
        cardPaginator.setGetItemsCallback(new Paginator.IGetItems() {
            @Override
            public List getItems(int offset, int count) {
                return cardBusiness.searchIssuedCard(finalKeyword, offset, count);
            }
        });
        cardPaginator.setGetItemSizeCallback(new Paginator.IGetItemSize() {
            @Override
            public Long getItemSize() {
                return cardBusiness.searchIssuedCardCount(finalKeyword);
            }
        });

        r.equest.setAttribute("cardPaginator", cardPaginator);
        return new JspPage("staff/cards.jsp");
    }

    public ResponseObject getDetail(R r) {
        String cardId = r.equest.getParameter("cardId");

        // Filter
        final String strFilterBegin = r.equest.getParameter("filter-begin");
        final String strFilterEnd = r.equest.getParameter("filter-end");

        DateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");

        Date filterBegin = null;
        Date filterEnd = null;

        try {
            filterBegin = df.parse(strFilterBegin);
            filterEnd = df.parse(strFilterEnd);
        } catch (ParseException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (NullPointerException e) {
            // e.printStackTrace();
        }

        // Get id from fail validation
        if (cardId == null) {
            cardId = (String) r.equest.getAttribute("cardId");
        }

        if (cardId == null) {
            return new RedirectTo("/error/404");
        }

        // Call to business
        final CardBusiness cardBusiness = new CardBusiness();
        final CardInstanceEntity cardInstance = cardBusiness.getLastActiveCardInnstance(cardId);

        if (filterBegin == null || filterEnd == null || filterBegin.equals(filterEnd)) {
            // No filter, get all the access log
            calPaginator.setGetItemsCallback(new Paginator.IGetItems() {
                @Override
                public List getItems(int offset, int count) {
                    return cardBusiness.getCardInstanceAccessLog(
                            cardInstance.getId(), offset, count);
                }
            });
            calPaginator.setGetItemSizeCallback(new Paginator.IGetItemSize() {
                @Override
                public Long getItemSize() {
                    return cardBusiness.getCardInstanceAccessLogCount(
                            cardInstance.getId());
                }
            });
        } else {
            // There is filter to the access log
            final Date finalFilterBegin = filterBegin;
            final Date finalFilterEnd = filterEnd;
            calPaginator.setGetItemsCallback(new Paginator.IGetItems() {
                @Override
                public List getItems(int offset, int count) {
                    return cardBusiness.searchCardInstanceAccessLog(
                            cardInstance.getId(), finalFilterBegin, finalFilterEnd,
                            offset, count);
                }
            });
            calPaginator.setGetItemSizeCallback(new Paginator.IGetItemSize() {
                @Override
                public Long getItemSize() {
                    return cardBusiness.searchCardInstanceAccessLogCount(
                            cardInstance.getId(), finalFilterBegin, finalFilterEnd);
                }
            });
        }

        List<CardInstanceEntity> listInstance = cardBusiness.getAllCardInstancesByCardID(cardId);

        r.equest.setAttribute("calPaginator", calPaginator);
        r.equest.setAttribute("CARD", cardInstance);
        r.equest.setAttribute("INSTANCES", listInstance);
        return new JspPage("staff/card-detail.jsp");
    }

    public ResponseObject getNewCardRequest(R r) {
        final StaffBusiness staffBus = new StaffBusiness();

        Paginator p = (Paginator) r.equest.getAttribute("requestPaginator");

        if (p != null) {
            requestPaginator = p;
        } else {
            requestPaginator.setGetItemsCallback(new Paginator.IGetItems() {
                @Override
                public List getItems(int offset, int count) {
                    return staffBus.getOnePageNewCardRequest(offset, count);
                }
            });
            requestPaginator.setGetItemSizeCallback(new Paginator.IGetItemSize() {
                @Override
                public Long getItemSize() {
                    return staffBus.getAllNewCardRequestCount();
                }
            });
        }
        CardBusiness cardBusiness = new CardBusiness();
        Map<Integer, String> newCardMappingRequest
                = cardBusiness.getMappingWithNewCardRequest();
        ConfigUtils configUtils = new ConfigUtils();
        r.equest.setAttribute("config", configUtils);
        r.equest.setAttribute("newCardFee", configUtils.getNewCardFee());
        r.equest.setAttribute("deliveryFee", configUtils.getDeliveryFee());

        r.equest.setAttribute("map", newCardMappingRequest);
        r.equest.setAttribute("requestPaginator", requestPaginator);
        r.equest.setAttribute("unresolvedRequestCount", staffBus.getUnresolvedNewCardRequestCount());
        return new JspPage("staff/new-card-requests.jsp");
    }

    public ResponseObject getNewCardRequestSearch(R r) {
        String keyword = r.equest.getParameter("keyword");
        if (keyword == null) {
            keyword = "";
        }
        keyword = keyword.trim();
        final StaffBusiness staffBus = new StaffBusiness();
        final String finalKeyword = keyword;
        requestPaginator.setGetItemsCallback(new Paginator.IGetItems() {
            @Override
            public List getItems(int offset, int count) {
                return staffBus.searchOnePageNewCardRequest(finalKeyword, offset, count);
            }
        });
        requestPaginator.setGetItemSizeCallback(new Paginator.IGetItemSize() {
            @Override
            public Long getItemSize() {
                return staffBus.searchAllNewCardRequestCount(finalKeyword);
            }
        });
        r.equest.setAttribute("requestPaginator", requestPaginator);

        return getNewCardRequest(r);
    }

    public ResponseObject postRecycle(R r) {
        RecycleCardDto dto = (RecycleCardDto)
                r.ead.entity(RecycleCardDto.class, "recycle");
        List errors = r.ead.validate(dto);

        // If there is validation errors
        if (errors.size() > 0) {
            // Send error messages to JSP page
            r.equest.setAttribute("validateErrors", errors);
            r.equest.setAttribute("cardId", dto.getCardId());
            // Re-call the create page
            return getDetail(r);
        }

        CardBusiness cardBusiness = new CardBusiness();
        cardBusiness.recycleCard(dto);

        return new RedirectTo("/staff/card?action=detail&cardId=" + dto.getCardId());
    }

    public ResponseObject postCreateNewCardPayment(R r) {
        CreateNewCardPaymentDto createNewCardPaymentDto = (CreateNewCardPaymentDto) r.ead.entity(CreateNewCardPaymentDto.class, "createNewCardPayment");
        List errors = r.ead.validate(createNewCardPaymentDto);
        // If there is validation errors
        if (errors.size() > 0) {
            // Send error messages to JSP page
            r.equest.setAttribute("validateErrors", errors);
            // This is a form in a popup, we don't need to display data again since
            // the popup will not automatically open when the page is reloaded
            r.equest.setAttribute("content", r.equest.getParameter("content"));
            r.equest.setAttribute("amount", r.equest.getParameter("amount"));
            r.equest.setAttribute("submitted", createNewCardPaymentDto);
            // Re-call the contract detail page
            return getNewCardRequest(r);
        }
        PaymentBusiness paymentBusiness = new PaymentBusiness();
        String contractCode = createNewCardPaymentDto.getContractCode();
        // neu thanh toan thanh cong
        if (null != paymentBusiness.createNewCardRequestPayment(createNewCardPaymentDto, ((StaffEntity) getLoggedInUser()).getStaffCode())) {
            // cap nhat request da paid
            CardBusiness cardBusiness = new CardBusiness();
            if (null != cardBusiness.updatePaidNewCardRequest(contractCode)) {
                isSuccess = true;
                msg = "Đã thêm thông tin thanh toán thành công";
            } else {
                isSuccess = false;
                msg = "Thêm thông tin thanh toán thất bại";
            }
        } else {
            isSuccess = false;
            msg = "Thêm thông tin thanh toán thất bại";
        }
        // Set contract code to request scope. Use it in message page.
        r.equest.setAttribute("CODE", contractCode);
        r.equest.setAttribute("MESSAGE", msg);
        r.equest.setAttribute("SUCCESS", isSuccess);
        return new JspPage("staff/message.jsp");
        //return new RedirectTo("/staff/card?action=newCardRequest");
    }

    public ResponseObject postCancelNewCardRequest(R r) {
        CardBusiness cardBusiness = new CardBusiness();
        String contractCode = r.equest.getParameter("contractCode");
        if (cardBusiness.cancelNewCardRequest(contractCode)) {
            // thanh cong
            return new RedirectTo("/staff/card?action=newCardRequest&info=cancelNewCardRequestSuccess");
        } else {
            return new RedirectTo("/staff/card?action=newCardRequest&info=fail&code=");
        }

    }
}

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I'd thought I'd break the sports car theme that seems to be going on at the moment during our Car Spotlight month with something a little more luxurious. As I was making my way back from the podium celebrations on Sunday at the D1 event in Fuji Speedway, I spotted this conservatively modified Lexus LS600h sitting outside the press room doors.
…to the little trunk spoiler and slightly blacked out tail lights.
The inside of the front projectors were painted in flat back, further emphasizing the "black on black" theme of the car.
…and it seems the owner got it right by lowering the stock air-suspension. Check out the repainted brake calipers hiding behind the split rims.
This LS600h proves how you can improve the look of any big sedan with the right stance. It might not be pushing the boundaries of high-end VIP tuning but it sure gets the looks which is what VIP has always been about.
This is an amazing car, you got to love it when VIP is done right!
omg. do you have any more pictures of it? How about desktops prz!
VIP perfection. Good lord I love Blacked out sedans but as a Florida native the heat is damn near unbearable if left out of the shade.
Great find! Will somebody else agree with me that this beast needs at least 15mm spacers all around and/or possibly different wheels..?
How do you get this effect with your photos? Filter?
Wow~ never ride in luxury ride like that~ stock air suspension is really cool when it can be lowered that much!
really good looking...love those rims!
Mhm, I love the color of the brake calipers against the black wheels!
Something about the mecanical mods whold be good either.
i agree, spacers or wider wheels would make this beast even better.
Perfect. No stupid camber, reasonable drop, great looking car!
You can't get them that low stock, you need a special ecu box to overide the stock settings.
That car is lowered the PERFECT amount.
That would be a PERFECT car for me.
That's not VIP at all.. stance is waaaay too weak.
i saw it in person at fuji. it's what all hybrids should look like... but it needs to go lower with better fitting wheels.


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Q: Counting eloquent relations from pivot table in L4 I have the following tables:
users
    Schema::create('users', function(Blueprint $table)
    {
        $table->increments('id');
        $table->string('username', 30);
        $table->string('email')->unique();
        $table->string('password', 60);
        $table->string('remember_token')->nullable();
        $table->timestamps();
    });

organisations
    Schema::create('organisations', function(Blueprint $table)
    {
        $table->increments('id');
        $table->string('name')->unique('name');
        $table->integer('owner_id')->unsigned()->index()->nullable();
        $table->foreign('owner_id')->references('id')->on('users');
        $table->timestamps();
    });

and this is my organisation_user pivot table:
public function up()
{
    Schema::create('organisation_user', function(Blueprint $table)
    {
        $table->increments('id');
        $table->integer('organisation_id')->unsigned()->index();
        $table->foreign('organisation_id')->references('id')->on('organisations')->onDelete('cascade');
        $table->integer('staff_id')->unsigned()->index();
        $table->foreign('staff_id')->references('id')->on('users')->onDelete('cascade');
    });
}

My model's rules are:

*

*An organisation belongs to one user (owner) - not always, i.e. nullable owner_id

*An organisation may have many users under it (staffs)

Therefore, my Organisation eloquent model looks like this:
class Organisation extends Eloquent {

    /**
     * @return \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasOne
     */
    public function owner()
    {
        return $this->belongsTo('User', 'owner_id', 'id');
    }

    /**
     * @return \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasMany
     */
    public function staffs()
    {
        return $this->hasMany('User', 'staff_id', 'id');
    }

}

This is how I load the model in my controller and pass it to the view:
public function index()
{
    return View::make('organisations.index')
        ->with('organisations', Organisation::with('owner', 'staffs')->get());
}

On my view, I display the data like this:
@foreach($organisations as $organisation)

        Name : {{  $organisation->name }}

        Owner: {{ $organisation->owner->email }}

        Staffs: {{ $organisation->staffs->count() }}

@endofreach

When the above executes, I get the following error:
SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'users.staff_id' in 'where clause' (SQL: select * from users where users.staff_id in (1))
Any idea why I might be doing wrong here? How do you link the relationship with eager loading correctly?
Do I need a separate model for the pivot table for this to work?

A: Looks to me like staffs is actually a many-to-many relationship. That means you need belongsToMany()
public function staffs()
{
    return $this->belongsToMany('User', 'organisation_user', 'organisation_id', 'staff_id');
}

A: Many to many relationships use the belongsToMany() method, not the hasMany() method.
Update your code:
class User extends Eloquent
{
    public function staffs()
    {
        return $this->belongsToMany('Organisation', 'organisation_user', 'staff_id','organisation_id');
    }
}

Also in the view, try this
Staffs: {{ $organisation->staffs()->count() }}
Note the only change is the added () to staff, I can't test this code myself but from what I remember the ->staffs method would return an Eloquent\Collection of all the related models (Users) and with the () would return the hasMany() object you defined in the relation method in the model which has other functionality compared to the Eloquent\Collection
Double check the Eloquent documentation on many to many relationships.

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Measurement of the reaction cross section of C18 and observations of fragments from C17 and C18 at 80A MeV
A. Ozawa, D. Q. Fang, M. Fukuda, N. Iwasa, T. Izumikawa, H. Jeppesen, R. Kanungo, R. Koyama, T. Ohnishi, T. Ohtsubo, W. Shinozaki, T. Suda, T. Suzuki, M. Takahashi, I. Tanihata, C. Wu, Y. Yamaguchi
The one- and two-neutron removal reactions from C17 and C18 as well as the reaction cross section of C18 have been studied using a carbon target at 80A MeV. The longitudinal momentum distributions of C15,16 fragments from C17 and C16,17 fragments from C18 were measured by a direct time-of-flight method. The width of C15 fragments from C17 is fairly smaller than that from other C isotopes. The experimental data are discussed within the framework of the Glauber model.
Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics
Published - 2008 11 18
10.1103/PhysRevC.78.054313
「Measurement of the reaction cross section of C18 and observations of fragments from C17 and C18 at 80A MeV」の研究トピックを掘り下げます。これらがまとまってユニークなフィンガープリントを構成します。
fragments Physics & Astronomy 100%
cross sections Physics & Astronomy 69%
neutrons Physics & Astronomy 52%
isotopes Physics & Astronomy 34%
momentum Physics & Astronomy 27%
Ozawa, A., Fang, D. Q., Fukuda, M., Iwasa, N., Izumikawa, T., Jeppesen, H., Kanungo, R., Koyama, R., Ohnishi, T., Ohtsubo, T., Shinozaki, W., Suda, T., Suzuki, T., Takahashi, M., Tanihata, I., Wu, C., & Yamaguchi, Y. (2008). Measurement of the reaction cross section of C18 and observations of fragments from C17 and C18 at 80A MeV. Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics, 78(5), [054313]. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.78.054313
Measurement of the reaction cross section of C18 and observations of fragments from C17 and C18 at 80A MeV. / Ozawa, A.; Fang, D. Q.; Fukuda, M.; Iwasa, N.; Izumikawa, T.; Jeppesen, H.; Kanungo, R.; Koyama, R.; Ohnishi, T.; Ohtsubo, T.; Shinozaki, W.; Suda, T.; Suzuki, T.; Takahashi, M.; Tanihata, I.; Wu, C.; Yamaguchi, Y.
In: Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics, Vol. 78, No. 5, 054313, 18.11.2008.
Ozawa, A, Fang, DQ, Fukuda, M, Iwasa, N, Izumikawa, T, Jeppesen, H, Kanungo, R, Koyama, R, Ohnishi, T, Ohtsubo, T, Shinozaki, W, Suda, T, Suzuki, T, Takahashi, M, Tanihata, I, Wu, C & Yamaguchi, Y 2008, 'Measurement of the reaction cross section of C18 and observations of fragments from C17 and C18 at 80A MeV', Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics, vol. 78, no. 5, 054313. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.78.054313
Ozawa A, Fang DQ, Fukuda M, Iwasa N, Izumikawa T, Jeppesen H et al. Measurement of the reaction cross section of C18 and observations of fragments from C17 and C18 at 80A MeV. Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 2008 11 18;78(5). 054313. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.78.054313
Ozawa, A. ; Fang, D. Q. ; Fukuda, M. ; Iwasa, N. ; Izumikawa, T. ; Jeppesen, H. ; Kanungo, R. ; Koyama, R. ; Ohnishi, T. ; Ohtsubo, T. ; Shinozaki, W. ; Suda, T. ; Suzuki, T. ; Takahashi, M. ; Tanihata, I. ; Wu, C. ; Yamaguchi, Y. / Measurement of the reaction cross section of C18 and observations of fragments from C17 and C18 at 80A MeV. In: Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 2008 ; Vol. 78, No. 5.
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Celebrities Pay Final Respects To George Floyd [PHOTOS]
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In front of hundreds who packed The Fountain of Praise on Tuesday, numerous celebrities stood in attendance to pay tribute to George Floyd. The funeral was the third such honoring of Floyd in America since his death on May 25 at the hands of Minneapolis police. In Ghana, the Third Ward native is being honored as if he were a citizen.
George Floyd's name will be added to a memorial in the W.E.B. Dubois Center in Accra, Ghana pic.twitter.com/pAKpKk2T4Y
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Ne-Yo took the time to sing "Its So Hard To Say Goodbye" while Houston luminaries such as Bun B, Slim Thug, Paul Wall, Lil Keke, Cal Wayne and others looked on. Many took to social media to share images of Floyd's program, highlighting his life as well as the protests and calls for justice following his tragic death.
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Other celebrities, such as Stephen Jackson, Tank, Jamie Foxx, Channing Tatum and more sat solemnly throughout the service, comforting friends and family members. Take a small glimpse at some of the celebs who took part in Floyd's celebration in Houston.
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1. Congresswoman Shelia Jackson-Lee & Stephen Jackson
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Stephen Jackson (sitting), Gianna Floyd and Rosie Washington speaks with Congresswoman Shelia-Jackson Lee at the funeral for George Floyd on June 9, 2020 in Houston, Texas.
2. Channing Tatum & Jamie Foxx
Actor Channing Tatum (L), sits with actor Jamie Foxx (R) during the funeral of George Floyd on June 9, 2020, at The Fountain of Praise church in Houston, Texas.
3. Rev. Al Sharpton & Channing Tatum
Actor Channing Tatum (C) speaks with the Rev. Al Sharpton (R) after the funeral service for George Floyd at The Fountain of Praise church on June 9, 2020, in Houston.
4. U.S. Rep Al Green
U.S. Rep. Al Green (D-TX) speaks at the funeral service for George Floyd in the chapel at the Fountain of Praise church June 9, 2020 in Houston, Texas.
5. Former Houston Mayor Annise Parker
Former Houston Mayor Annise Parker pauses by the casket of George Floyd during a funeral for Floyd on June 9, 2020, at The Fountain of Praise church in Houston, Texas.
6. J.J. Watt
Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt, pauses by the casket of George Floyd on June 9, 2020, at The Fountain of Praise church in Houston, Texas.
7. Ne-Yo
Singer Ne-Yo performs a song during the funeral for George Floyd at The Fountain of Praise church on June 9, 2020 in Houston, Texas.
8. Jamie Foxx & Ben Crump
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump poses for a picture with actor Jamie Foxx after the funeral for George Floyd, at The Fountain of Praise church on June 9, 2020 in Houston, Texas.
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Do you ever have days that you wish could just forget happened? Does your life look like it's headed for the darkest, smelliest sewer? Has your faith suffered because of it? When things seem their worst, that's the time to pour on the prayer. God invites us to come to Him with all our cares and troubles and He promises to give us rest.
There are times when I doubt that and try to manage things myself. In those times, I find myself becoming even more defeated. God created us to think for ourselves – to use our brains and abilities to forge through life. The truth is, we can do nothing apart from Him other than making the wrong choices. We still possess a free will.
Even then, we have a gracious God, who forgives our foolish actions, our mistakes, our flubs, our sins. He is not simply the great puppet master in the sky. He's the Father of all of us and wants only what's best for us. That's why this week is such an important reminder for us.
On the Sunday before His Son suffered on a cross, Jesus rode into Jerusalem to the sounds of loud praises from the crowd. The hoped for Messiah had arrived and He would fulfill all their hopes for freedom from oppression. Throughout the week, the conquering hero would be subjected to betrayal, denial, humiliation, hopelessness, physical torture, abandonment from His friends, His Father, God and finally succumbed to death.
Yet in those days leading up to the crucifixion, Jesus was providing more than freedom from another ruling nation. He was setting the wheels in motion for the greatest change to affect mankind since creation.
Still we look for someone to handle our problems right now. We think we need to be involved in the process. We think we know better than God. Our selfish natures lead us to think that we're in charge and we fail again.
Faith in God may sound like we're giving up, but it's more than that. By believing in something we can't see, we're demonstrating complete trust. Believing in God is the greatest of all relationships, because He will never let us down.
Let's prepare for this week with faith filled hearts. As Mary pondered all the events of her Son's life, she proved to be a living example of the kind of faith God wants from us.
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NEWS | CfP for Political Geography special issue: 'Conservation in Violent Environments'
Organisers of the 'Conservation in Conflict and Militarised Areas' workshop have released a CfP for a special issue in Political Geography: 'Conservation in Violent Environments'.
Following on from the 'Conservation in Conflict and Militarised Areas' workshop, held here in November 2017, the conference organisers Esther Marijnen (Ghent University), Lotje de Vries (Wageningen University) and Rosaleen Duffy (University of Sheffield) have released a Call for Papers for a Special Issue in the journal of Political Geography. 'Conservation in Violent Environments' aims to select papers that bring together different forms, practices and effects of violence in relation to conservation, and that deepen our understanding of how different forms of violence at different geographical scales, political projects, and local to international networks influence and/or relate to each other. The conveners are keen to provide coverage of examples drawn from a range of
geographical regions in order to develop an analysis of the broader global patterns.
The deadline for submission of abstracts is 30 March 2018. For more details on how to apply, please see below or download the full CfP.
CfP for special issue on "Conservation in 'violent environments'"
Special issue proposal to Political Geography
Deadline for abstracts: 30 march 2018
Organizers: Esther Marijnen (Ghent University), Lotje de Vries (Wageningen
University) and Rosaleen Duffy (University of Sheffield)
In the proposed special issue, we aim to draw explicit theoretical linkages between political geography literature on violence and conflict (Raleigh and Linke 2018; Springer and Le Billon 2016), and the environment (Benjaminsen et. al. 2017), more specifically, the critical conservation literature in political ecology debates. Work on so-called 'violent environments' (Peluso and Watts, 2001) brings the two fields of research together. We aim to elaborate that concept further, to advance conceptual and theoretical thinking in the critical conservation literature, by applying it to spaces where the (often violent) politics surrounding conservation is itself immersed within a larger violent context of conflict or war.
As such, this special issue will explore how conservation practices are intertwined with broader conflict dynamics and how this ties into struggles over power that can be traced to issues such as ethnicity, forms of land-use, race, class, gender in violent spaces. We propose to further the debates about how multiple actors are embedded within the political geographies of militarised conservation, and how their counter projects and claims, co-constitute 'violent environments'.
Recent debates in political ecology focus on the emergence and spread of 'green violence' (Büscher and Ramutsindela, 2016), 'green wars' (Ybarra, 2012; Büscher and Fletcher, 2018), 'green militarisation' (Lunstrum 2014; Duffy 2014) and the greening of counter-insurgency (Dunlap and Fairhead, 2014; Verweijen and Marijnen, 2016). This literature mostly focuses on the structural and symbolical forms of violence associated with 'green militarisation'. However, an important area that is overlooked and under researched in the critical conservation studies is how wider violent contestations and forms of domination feed into the conservation efforts. In other words: when and why is armed conservation caught up in broader patterns of physical violence, and conflicts over public authority (Marijnen, 2018)? Both conflict and violence are concepts short of clearly delineated definitions (Springer and Le Billon 20 16), and little is known on how conflict exactly become violent, who is affected by such violence, or how legacies of violent conflict and war continue to influence conservation spaces, practices and actors.
Abstracts should explore these questions in relation to protected areas in places affected by violent conflict or faced with other militarised or violent threats. We also encourage submissions that explore the linkages between environmental protection, violence and poaching beyond formal protected areas. Proposed papers can develop along different sub questions, e.g.:
• How do different conservation actors, operating at different scales, react to the specific challenges of conservation in areas of armed conflict? Also, how do para-military park guards themselves navigate their difficult position in these 'violent environments'; respond to their hierarchies, while trying to protect their lives and their jobs?
• How do violent confrontations between conservationists and other armed actors contribute to the militarization of access, commodities, livelihoods and nature-society relations more broadly?
• How does the legacy and history of violent conflict and war continue to shape and influence conservation spaces in 'post-conflict' contexts? How does a history of war in and around protected areas continue to influence conservation spaces, practices and actors?
We aim to broaden the range of actors/ authorities we scrutinize when studying armed conservation, for instance by including the role of standing armies, rebel groups, poachers, (armed) pastoralists, vigilantes, customary authorities, as wildlife authorities, (international) NGOs, private military companies, businesses, and media. Often actors operating in the same field co constitute each other and roles may shift depending on changing circumstances (Lombard 2012). Broadening the scope and of actors allows us to better interrogate how conservation efforts are entangled with issues of militarized access, the commoditization of nature, 'conflict resources' and livelihoods.
Depending on the abstracts submitted, we will select papers that bring together different forms, practices and effects of violence in relation to conservation, and that deepen our understanding of how different forms of violence at different geographical scales, political projects, and local to international networks influence and/or relate to each other. We are keen to provide coverage of examples drawn from a range of geographical regions in order to develop an analysis of the broader global patterns.
Please send abstracts (of 200 words) to Esther Marijnen (esther.marijnen@ugent.be) and Lotje de Vries (Lotje.devries@wur.nl) by 30 March 2018. The special issue editors will select the papers which will become part of the special issue proposal.
Should the special issue be accepted by Political Geography, we have the following steps in mind:
30 September 2018: Submission of full drafts to special issue editors.
31 October 2018: All authors have received feedback from the editors
15 December 2018: Final versions are submitted to Political Geography.
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Innovation, Universities and Skills
Young People: Unemployment
Mr. Willetts
To ask the Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills what the unemployment rate of 18 to 24-year-olds who (a) have no post-16 qualifications, (b) have A-Levels, (c) have a higher educational qualification and (d) have a further educational qualification (i) is and (ii) was in each year since 1995. (166886)
Bill Rammell
The exact information requested could not be derived as a time series. Instead, the Labour Force Survey (LFS) was used to produce a time series with a slightly different qualification categories to those requested. The following table shows the estimates of unemployment rates by qualification held for adults aged 18-24 in England, using the LFS spring quarter (March to May) results between 1995 and 2005 and Quarter 2 results (April to June) for 2006 and 2007. The fact that there was a change in the reporting period of the LFS results means that the figures for 2006 and 2007 and not strictly comparable with those for earlier years as these estimates are subject to seasonality. However, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) does publish on its website a seasonally adjusted time series of the unemployment rate for 18 to 24-year-olds in the UK. This shows for example, that the rate fell from 13.1 per cent. in spring 1997 to 12.0 per cent. in the last quarter of 2007.
Our preferred measure of graduate unemployment is provided by the annual "Destination of Leavers from HE survey (DLHE)" which is available from the Higher Education Statistics Agency.
Unemployment rate1 for 18 to 24-year-olds by educational attainment, England
Average 1995-2007
Higher education qualifications2
One or more A-levels4
A-level equivalents including apprenticeships5
One or more GCSE A*-C or equiv/other
No qualifications
1 The unemployment rate is defined as the unemployed (those actively seeking work in the last four weeks and available to start within two weeks) expressed as a percentage of the economically active (the unemployed plus the employed).
2 The 18-24 age range is not very suitable for measuring unemployment of graduates, since most of them are in full-time study for around half this period.
3 The confidence intervals due to sample error for cells in the table do vary, but are at least plus or minus 1.0 per cent.
4 The "A levels" category includes all 'A' levels attained at all institutions (including further education institutions).
5 "Further Education qualifications" can be attained at a variety of levels. In this analysis the "A level equivalents" category largely consists of vocational level 3 qualifications, but will also include some with AS-levels and also apprenticeships which may be at level 2. Vocational level 3 qualifications are often but not always obtained at FE colleges.
6 These figures are for Q2 (April to June); figures for earlier years are spring (March to May).


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Now reading: ARTIST JENNA SNYDER-PHILLIPS
ARTIST JENNA SNYDER-PHILLIPS
Living in a city like New York can give you opportunities like few other places. Jenna Snyder-Phillips had gone down the path of many of her design-hungry contemporaries. She moved from her native Philadelphia to Manhattan to study interior design and architecture at Parsons School of Design. But it was on graduating that an opportunity presented itself that played a great role in changing the course of her career direction. Jenna worked with the art curator at the Gramercy Park Hotel, and got to appreciate the role of hanging large-scale works by the likes of Julian Schnabel. Soon after she found herself painting, and on the encouragement of some friends showed the works to a local interior store. Since then Jenna's art has gained global traction, and is sold through Jonathan Adler stores worldwide.
Which five words best describe you? That's a tough one. But I would have to say the five words that describe me best are: Creative, inspired, passionate, resourceful and sometimes a bit of a day dreamer.
How did you get your career start and what path have you taken since? I think art chooses you. I've always been inclined toward artistic expression in all of its forms. As a child I was obsessed with arts and crafts from drawing to painting and clay to beads. I would work with whatever materials I could get my hands on.
After graduating from Parsons, I started my career working with the Ian Schrager Company on the Gramercy Park Hotel. Assisting the hotel's art curator I learned firsthand how artwork by the likes of Julian Schnabel can completely transform an interior space. When I wasn't busy working I would spend my free time painting on the floor of my Chinatown apartment. My friends were the first to see the art and encouraged me to start showing. I shared the work with a neighborhood interior shop whose aesthetic I really respected and the whole thing grew from there. For me, sharing my art is like sharing a piece of myself. So I feel very lucky that so many amazing interior designers and art collectors have really embraced the art. The rest is history!
What's the best lesson you've learnt along the way? Don't give up! Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Go after what you want and work hard for it, but know that it also takes time. Success doesn't come overnight.
What's your proudest career achievement? Turning my art, which started out as a passion and a hobby, into my full-time career.
What's been your best decision? My best decision has been to value my own opinion above all others. If you do what makes you happy all will work out beautifully in the end.
Who inspires you? So many people inspire me! For interior designers, Jonathan Adler and Kelly Wearstler. In terms of artists, James Nares, Jenny Saville and Tom Ryan are a few favorites. And, of course, my parents!
What are you passionate about? Besides painting and interior design, I'm passionate about travel, shoes and all things Italian, especially pizza.
Which person, living or dead, would you most like to meet? I would have loved to have met Frida Kahlo. I find it so inspiring how her life and her art were so deeply connected. Not to mention how she was able to transform such intense pain into such beautiful images.
What dream do you still want to fulfill? It's a dream of mine to one day own my own home and fashion boutique. Although if I stick to painting, showing my art in a museum would be pretty fantastic too.
What are you reading? Luxury redefined by Ryan Korban and Keith Haring Journals
images courtesy of jenna snyder phillips
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National preach-in on climate change
Dec 6, 2013 | National Press Clips, What's New
Coming to a pulpit near you?
A national preach-in on climate change is scheduled for February 14-16, when organizers say that "thousands of faith leaders will join together in preaching and teaching about climate change and love of Creation."
It is being organized by Interfaith Power & Light, which says its mission is to be "faithful stewards of Creation by responding to global warming through the promotion of energy conservation, energy efficiency, and renewable energy."
The organization, which is mobilizing a religious response to global warming in 39 states, representing over 14,000 congregations, began in 1998 as Episcopal Power & Light, later joining other faith partners to become California Power & Light, which "developed a successful organizational model that engaged hundreds of congregations, educated thousands of people of faith about the moral and ethical mandate to address global warming . . ."


Come along and join the fun. This week we will try weaving different materials.
Come along and join the fun. This week we will be having a wash day. We will wash our little cars and have a try at hanging up some clothes.
Join us on the farm on Saturday 1st June to meet one of our animals (to be announced closer to the date). Between 10.30 and 11.30 our friendly animal will be ready to meet you with our staff on hand to answer any questions you might have. Normal farm entry rates apply. No booking required.
Join Stephen from Toroid Ceramics for an insight into his work. The very talented Stephen will be with us in the Rural Skills Centre on Saturday 15th June and will be demonstrating his skills. You will have the chance to chat with Stephen and watch him at work and even try your hand at working alongside him. This is a free, drop-in session. Suitable for all ages. This event is part of the Angus Leader Programme, Flourishing Destinations Project.
Saturday 22nd June Drop in between 10 am- 4 pm Rural Skills Centre at Murton (Green Cabin to the right of the tearoom) David F Wilson will be presenting in the afternoon. Final details on this will be added soon. Free event- No booking required All welcome Meet the makers, see the creative craft process and try your hand at Dry Stone Walling. This event is part of the Angus Leader Programme, Flourishing Destinations Project.
Following the success of our Green Woodworking open day, we are delighted to be offering an Introduction to Spoon Carving Workshop with the lovely Lotte from Forhands Studio.
Join Julie from Uan Wool for an insight into the creative process of wool working.