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package org.sakaiproject.component.gradebook;

import java.io.Externalizable;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.List;

import org.sakaiproject.service.gradebook.shared.Assignment;

public class GradebookDefinition extends VersionedExternalizable implements Externalizable {
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
	public static final String EXTERNALIZABLE_VERSION = "1";

	private String selectedGradingScaleUid;
	private Map<String, Double> selectedGradingScaleBottomPercents;
	private Collection<Assignment> assignments;

	private int gradeType;
	private int categoryType;
	private List category;

    public GradebookDefinition() {
	}

	public String getExternalizableVersion() {
		return EXTERNALIZABLE_VERSION;
	}

	public Collection<Assignment> getAssignments() {
		return assignments;
	}
	public void setAssignments(Collection<Assignment> assignments) {
		this.assignments = assignments;
	}
	public Map<String, Double> getSelectedGradingScaleBottomPercents() {
		return selectedGradingScaleBottomPercents;
	}
	public void setSelectedGradingScaleBottomPercents(Map<String, Double> selectedGradingScaleBottomPercents) {
		this.selectedGradingScaleBottomPercents = selectedGradingScaleBottomPercents;
	}
	public String getSelectedGradingScaleUid() {
		return selectedGradingScaleUid;
	}
	public void setSelectedGradingScaleUid(String selectedGradingScaleUid) {
		this.selectedGradingScaleUid = selectedGradingScaleUid;
	}

	public int getGradeType() {
		return gradeType;
	}
	public void setGradeType(int gradeType) {
		this.gradeType = gradeType;
	}
	public int getCategoryType() {
		return categoryType;
	}
	public void setCategoryType(int categoryType) {
		this.categoryType = categoryType;
	}

	public List getCategory() {
		return category;
	}
	public void setCategory(List category) {
		this.category = category;
	}

}

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Rail Traffic – Simple Answers?
AAR statistics demonstrate rail freight traffic volumes correlate closely with changes in overall GDP (except for grain, coal, and crude oil product movements, which are not tied to GDP). With tax policy improving the outlook for GDP growth (2018 is now expected to be 2.9%), the Conference Board index of leading indicators is the highest it has ever been (at 108.1); and similarly, consumer confidence is the highest it's been since November 2000 (at 130.8).
Improving jobs, wages, and higher after-tax pay will lead to rising consumer spending. More spending will lead to higher rail traffic (February was the best month ever for crushed stone and sand). Yet year to date rail traffic is failing to keep pace with 2017: what about those 'other' commodities that move independent of GDP?
Grain loadings include barley, corn, oats, rice, rye, sorghum, soybeans, and wheat. Overall demand of U.S. grains remains strong since U.S. farmers produce three-quarters of the nation's food. But America's agricultural dominance has eroded as our share of global corn, soybean and wheat exports has shrunk by more than half since the mid-1970s due to bumper crops from Brazil and Russia. At the margin, exports remain important (with Asia, driven by China, remains a top export market).
Coal based electricity generation now accounts for 30.1% of U.S. electricity generation, with natural gas at 31.7% and renewables at 9.6% (the balance generated by nuclear, hydro, and 'other'). Global market forces are driving export of steam and metallurgical coal to Europe and other parts of the world. In the U.S. met-coal market is strong, but the steam side is weaker due to the market's turn to the now less expensive natural gas (thanks to the fracking boom).
Crude Oil output is increasing due to rising crude prices. Exports of crude and petroleum products have more than doubled since 2010 (restrictions on exporting domestically produced crude were lifted in December 2015). The Energy Information Administration reports U.S. crude oil production averaged 9.3 million barrels per day ("b/d") in 2017 and expects U.S. crude oil production to be 10. 7 million b/d in 2018.
The result? As of March 1, 2018, 327,816 freight cars (19.9% of the 1.6 million-unit North American rail freight car fleet) have not moved loaded in the previous 60 days. Car types in storage? Grain covered Hoppers 29%, Crude Oil Tanks 33%, Coal Gondolas 13% and Open Top Hoppers 13%.
Whether Trump's 'tariff gambit' is a negotiating tool to 'improve' international trade and NAFTA renegotiations, or meant to improve U.S. domestic steel and aluminum production and jobs, steel imports continue to flow in . Half of global steel production goes into buildings and infrastructure with sixteen percent used in automobiles, shipping and rail transport production. Lower priced imports have held inflation in check. From 2010 to 2015 annual inflation as measured by the CPI averaged 1.5%; but for 2016 and 2017 rates inched up to 2.1%. This January's inflation report showed the Producer Price Index advancing by .7%! Tariffs will force railcar manufacturers to increase new car pricing. Scrap metal pricing will increase and encourage the retirement of older railcars. Expect asset values and lease rates on existing rail equipment to improve.
No simple answers. It's data, knowledge, and experience that drives results. Call RESIDCO.
 Wall Street Journal, March 16, 2018, Forecasters Fret Over Trade Rifts, page A2.
 Additionally, the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index was 102.0 in March, highest since January 2004.
 Job growth was strong in February with 313,000 net new jobs created (the 89th straight month of net job gains, the longest streak on record).
 296,376 moved empty since their last loaded move, while 31,440 that had not moved are believed to be in storage, still loaded.
 Even with the dollar weakening (since the beginning of 2017).
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Kobo eBook)
By Lewis Carroll, Simon Reade
When Alice falls down a mysterious rabbit hole she stumbles upon a magical fantasy world where anything can happen . . .
Take tea with the Mad Hatter, meet the White Rabbit, grin with the Cheshire Cat, and play croquet with the Queen of Hearts, but whatever you do . . . don't lose your head!
Lewis Carroll's classic characters spring to life in an enchanting show for the whole family, bursting with music, madness and mystery.
Simon Reade's adaptation of Lewis Carroll's much-loved fantasy classic Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a witty and brilliantly inventive re-working, which won the TMA Award for Best Show for Young People.
Publisher: Methuen Drama
Publication Date: January 10th, 2014
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Magnetic Iron PLA is a compound of Natureworks 4043D PLA and finely ground iron powder. This filament responds to magnets and behaves similarly to pure iron, even to the point of rusting! Magnets will stick to your prints!
Magnetic Iron filament in black.
This filament is more abrasive than standard PLA. Prolonged use may result in accelerated nozzle wear.
Iron is defined as "magnetic" but it is, more accurately speaking, ferromagnetic. In short, magnets stick to it. So, you should note that magnets stick to prints made from Magnetic Iron PLA, but printed objects will not function as magnets. It is called Magnetic Iron PLA to communicate that this material allows users to include the added benefits of magnetism when designing and printing 3D objects.
Processing is comparable to standard PLA. If you print with a heated bed (if available, is not required) set the temperature at about 50° C. Due to increased brittleness, process may be less consistent on smaller nozzles and/or bowden type machines. Good results were achieved when printing at 185C using a .5mm nozzle and direct-drive spring loaded pinch-roll style extrusion head. Quick cooling seems to increase the tendency to warp, so you might try turning your fan off and slowing your printer down a bit.


Howard Rubin, a highly respected gemstone expert and inventor of the GemDialogue color description system, died Jan. 17 at age 86.
After serving in World War II as an infantry soldier, Rubin took advantage of the G.I. Bill to hone his skills as a diamond and colored stone setter. He later became a vice president for Leer Gem Co., the colored stone division of the M. Fabrikant, then worked as a consultant for companies such as QVC, Walmart, I.B. Goodman, Charles & Colvard.
In 1982 he developed a system that would allow jewelers to "talk" to each other, which soon became GemDialogue. After 1990, Rubin acted as an independent consultant, appraiser, and educator, and in 1993 he joined his wife Gail Brett Levine's appraisal practice company, Timeless Inc., as senior evaluator and appraiser.
Rubin also served as national secretary of the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers and was NAJA's representative at the Appraisal Foundation. The upcoming Tucson conference of the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers will be dedicated to Rubin's memory.
Rubin recently received the 2011 Manhattan Chapter GIA Alumni Chapter Achievement Award.
He is survived by Levine, who serves as NAJA executive director, four children, and one grandchild.


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Today English is the language of the world. Over 350 million people speak it as a mother tongue. The native speakers of English live in Great Britain, the United States of America, Australia and New Zealand. English is one of the official languages in the Irish Republic, Canada, and the South African Republic. As a second language, it is used in the former British and US colonies.
Russia is integrating into the world community and the problem of learning English for the purpose of communication is espicially urgent today. Learning a foreing language is not as easy thing. It is a long and slow process that takes a lot of time and patience. However, to know English is absolutely necessary for every educated person, for every good specialist.
It is well known that reading books in the original, listening to the BBC news, communicating with the English-speaking people will help a lot. When learning a foreign language you learn the culture and history of the native speakers. One must work hard to learn any foreign language.


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Simply Sinatra at Birmingham Symphony Hall
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Tracks from Ol' Blue Eyes given new lease of life
It's been 20 years since Ol' Blue Eyes died but his mark on music was so firmly made that a concert billed as Frank Sinatra songs can pack out Birmingham's Symphony Hall on a chilly Sunday afternoon. While Sinatra didn't write the songs, they became indelibly linked with his voice – so much so that tracks like My Way and New York, New York are owned by him.
This concert ensures plenty of crowd pleasers – Come Fly With Me, I've Got You Under My Skin, Fly Me To The Moon, Luck Be A Lady Tonight and Night And Day to name just a few. But with hundreds of tracks to his name, there will always be some people in the audience disappointed not to have heard their favourite Sinatra tune.
Simply Sinatra
Singer Matt Ford tells the audience at the beginning that he's not an impersonator, there's no attempt to copy the Sinatra voice or the look, he is simply singing lots of great tunes. And Ford is a crowd-pleaser himself, more than capable of carrying the songs, giving them his own touch with humour and a clear love of the music.
Victoria Hamilton-Barritt shows that Sinatra's songs can be just as powerful or as moving when performed by a female voice. She gives a stunning performance of Cry Me A River, as well as singing Moon River and duetting with Ford on numbers including Somethin' Stupid and The Lady Is A Tramp.
Ballroom dancers Christopher and Emma Burrell bring an additional touch of stardust to the show as they waltz and quickstep along to a number of the songs. Bearing in mind the tight space when sharing the Symphony Hall Stage with an orchestra and singers, they manage some elaborate and exciting routines.
Conducted by Richard Balcombe, the London Concert Orchestra injects plenty of vitality into the music – ensuring toes are secretly tapping under a few seats.
Presented by Raymond Gubbay, Simply Sinatra also tours to Liverpool, Glasgow, Northampton and Nottingham. In the meantime, there is a Raymond Gubbay Christmas extravaganza at Symphony Hall – including a return from Matt Ford for White Christmas on December 22. See thsh.co.uk for details.
Why? Ol' Blue Eyes returns
When: 18 November
Website: thsh.co.uk
Where: Birmingham Symphony Hall
Cost: From £17.50
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Kingám - New Swedish Flute Music.
Here is a real cracker! And I don�t primarily allude to Kinga Práda as cover girl of this CD but rather to her fantastic playing and her choice of music. I already hear the grumbles: "New Swedish Flute Music"! Anyone knows what contemporary music sounds like ... and Swedish at that. No thanks! But wait a moment. Don�t stop reading yet. Let me explain. Look at that cover picture � that�s what the music is like: beautiful and classically elegant as Kinga Práda but relaxed and inviting and in a setting that is just as contrasting, mysterious and full of unexplored possibilities as the wild nature surrounding her.
The mastermind behind the disc and also composer of most of the music is the indefatigable Stellan Sagvik. Kingám is Hungarian and means "My Kinga". The two met in Cluj ten years ago and they took a fancy to each other. To lure her to Sweden Stellan wrote this piece for flute and percussion, and it worked � today they are married! Dripping water is the starting point, which also has an explanation: one evening when Stellan called Kinga was in the bathtub. The germ of this music � and the germ of life � is water, and out of this dripping the flute softly sneaks in and joins the percussion in an ever wilder dialogue; a lyrical section with beautiful flute garlands leads over to a kind of interlude, dominated by ominous percussion, then a thrilling rhythmic finale and � a full stop. Marvellous music.
Tommie Haglund�s Fragile is exactly what the title implies but there are also more earthbound reminiscenses of Nordic folkmusic. Look at the cover again!
When Vampire State Building was premiered in Germany in 2001 the original title was impossible to use, after September 11, so it appeared as Flute Status. The vampire reference was obvious since both Kinga and her mother who plays the piano part, are from Transylvania. This is a more sprawling composition with heavy rhythmic accents but also strands of baroque counterpoint.
For Martin Larson�s Boughs look at the cover picture again but raise your eyes as it were and imagine the boughs above. "This piece is about climbing trees", the composer says, adding: "I think." It starts with eerie sounds from the flute and marimba in unison. It is slow-moving music, sometimes a flute phrase peters out from the fabric of sounds that changes colour when the flute climbs higher and higher "through the network of leaves".
Sagvik�s Flute Concerto No. 1 was in all essentials composed in 1971 for full-size symphony orchestra but was reworked and reduced to strings only the year after "when I was much older and maturer. It still had to wait another 24 years for its premiere performance." It is serially composed and constantly changing: aggressive, dancing, cathedral-like. In the middle of the piece there is a long cadenza like section for unaccompanied flute, improvisational in character and giving the feeling of open air music making (see cover again!).
Originally written for clarinet and vibes, B Tommy Andersson�s Impromptu is equally well suited to the flute. Idyllic, melancholy, pastoral are the prevailing moods but the middle section is eagerly rhythmic.
Solar Plexus is another work from Stellan Sagvik�s late teens but this time radically rewritten in 1998. Its aim is to comprise the whole solar system; in addition to the seven planets in Holst�s famous orchestral suite, Sagvik also includes Pluto (although astronomers today debate whether it is a "real" planet). Then we must add our own Tellus plus the asteroids and at the centre of it all, the Sun. It is technically demanding and at 24 minutes a real tour de force for a skilled player. Each planet is given its own individual character: Jupiter is big and bold and turning slowly while the Asteroids are shattered into a kaleidoscope of fast-moving fragments. Pluto, the most distant of the planets, is also the most difficult to perceive: lots of space around the notes until it disappears out of view.
The final Nocturne is a beautiful folkmusic inspired hymnlike tune, played here as a kind of encore, and we are back again in the cover picture.
Are you still with me? Don�t you feel like following Kinga on an expedition through "the undiscover�d country from whose bourn each traveller returns" uplifted, renewed? The musical sceneries to which she will guide you are full of surprises, beauty, rhythms, changes, meditation � always alive, always thrilling, like life itself!
In plain English: Recommended to anyone except the tone-deaf.


Nobody needs anything outside of themselves to get where we need to go. If people are looking outside of themselves to extraterrestrials, or anything for anything for that matter, to help with ascension, they need to take a good close look at the information they're receiving with perfect discernment.
There's an awful lot of AI (Artificial Intelligence) out there that have many programs and labels that keeps everybody trapped in a closed circuit loop to loop and that stops them from moving forward because they become trapped in a paradigm.
The Lions gate, 30 year anniversary of the Harmonic Convergence, and the solar eclipse will allow that of the highest flow of the unified field to stream directly into the heart of humanity. This will provide an unprecedented opportunity for all to shift into an expanded consciousness with these new frequencies being available. Once we access, we will be directed to express and become the embodiment of the divine plan on earth.
The Harmonic Convergence is bringing people out of duality which is meant by neutralizing left brain versus right brain. Good versus bad light versus dark, male versus female, and pulling all that energy point of neutrality and of singularity into the heart chakra and becoming Christed.
The Christed state of being it is not about being in polarity from light to dark. It's not about extreme polarities or putting us in a position of trying to balanced energies.
Our job is to pull it all to the center and balance it to the zero point in the sacred place of the heart. It is by bringing everything in the heart chakra that will bring everything back to a state of neutralization and return to zero point. It is not about living from the upper chakras; the throat, 3rd eye or crown chakra which opens us up the higher dimensions. Or living from earth chakras; the solar plexus, the sacral, or the root chakra. It's about as above, so below. So pulling as above the sine wave, which is the heart chakra, and pulling the upper chakras and lower chakras into the sacred place of the heart in neutrality. Then, you are pulling the the polarized light and the dark together from the left and right of the sacred heart chakra and allowing it to become Christed in yourself in the heart chakra.
That is what the cross is all about. It is bringing of heavens forces and earth's forces to the zero point and light and dark to the zero point through the heart chakra.
This will place you in the zero point of the sacred place of the heart so at this point you begin raising the Kundalini. Energy begins in motion. The electrons and the protons begin to spin around the nucleus neutron which activates through the crown chakra and as it's activated, the Kundalini comes out the crown and goes directly into your heart chakra and activates the Christed state. It allows the soul to stay in the body and not leave the body.
We are building a new temple which is heaven on earth. This is making up the foundation for that temple. The goal is to move into a full ascension. We are not going anywhere but we are allowing our soul to enter our physical avatar. Bring heaven to earth.
The process had to be 1% of the population. We now have not only reached the 1% but are on point at exceeding it. This now puts us at 70% of full activation. Moving into the 80% level. We need no-thing, ((nothing )) outside of ourselves to accomplish this.


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Star Diving Club Guildford
Star Diving Club was formed in 1973 as a collaboration between Wally Clark and Susan Erskine. Wally was chief coach until 1979, then Susan took over until she moved out of the area in 1986.
The club started at Guildford Sports Centre in Bedford Road, which is now replaced by the Odeon cinema, before moving to our current home at Guildford Spectrum.
Brian Mitchell joined the club when his son learnt to dive in the late 1970s, and was persuaded by Wally to train as a diving coach. Brian later took up the mantle of chief coach in the late 1980s. Following him was Arthur Brough and then Andy Hewat, who is now our club president.
Over the years the club has developed from primarily teaching safe diving at recreational level to county standard, with the club meeting once a week. However, coaching competitively up to national standard was achieved only with a limited number of divers in the early days.
For many years, the club had around 50/60 divers due mainly to coaching availability and pool time. A brave decision, however, was made in 2009 by the club committee to appoint a full-time head coach, Jo Hewat.
A few years later she was succeeded by her brother, Stephen. He undertook visiting local schools to identify talented individuals who showed an aptitude towards diving, which resulted in a further group of divers being accommodated within the club structure.
The outcome has been an expansion of coaches and pool time, allowing the club to provide a variety of training sessions from beginners up to county, regional and national standards, with some impressive results.
In 2016, the club was granted charitable status and registered with the Charity Commission.
Nowadays numbers tend to fluctuate between 175 -225, providing the basis for further development of members' abilities, which is dependent on coaching availability and pool time.
Our current head coach is Kirsty McMahon, a former diver at the club. Did you know she was the girls' Group C winner at the National Skills Finals in 2007?
Fast-forward to the present day and the club continues to promote and grow diving in Surrey as envisioned by Wally and Susan back in 1973.
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Die ehemalige Prioratskirche von Marcevol (franz.: ,  katal.: ) liegt in der eindrucksvollen Berglandschaft des französischen Pyrenäenvorlandes im Département Pyrénées-Orientales in der alten Kulturlandschaft des ehemals zu Katalonien gehörenden Roussillon.

Lage
Die Kirche mit ihren angrenzenden Wirtschaftsgebäuden liegt etwa elf Kilometer (Fahrtstrecke) von der kleinen Ortschaft Vinça entfernt im Gemeindegebiet von Arboussols auf einem etwa 560 Meter hohen Bergplateau nördlich des Flüsschens Têt. Im Südwesten auf der anderen Talseite ragt der 2785 m hohe Pic du Canigou, der "Heilige Berg" der Katalanen, auf. Die nächstgelegene Großstadt ist Perpignan in einer Entfernung von etwa 45 Kilometer in östlicher Richtung.

Geschichte
Der Ritterorden vom Heiligen Grab zu Jerusalem (Ordre de Saint-Sépulcre), welcher im Jahr 1099 von Gottfried von Bouillon in Jerusalem gegründet und im Jahr 1114 von Papst Paschalis II. bestätigt wurde, erhielt im Jahre 1128 vom Bischof von Elne eine Schenkung über Landbesitz und einer kleinen Kapelle, die der Gottesmutter Maria geweiht war. Bereits ein Jahr später begannen die Neubauarbeiten an der jetzigen Prioratskirche, die um 1160 fertiggestellt war. Im Jahre 1428 erschütterte ein Erdbeben die gesamte Region; dabei wurden wahrscheinlich auch Teile des nördlichen Glockengiebels sowie das nördliche Seitenschiff der Kirche von Marcevol in Mitleidenschaft gezogen. Ende des 15. Jahrhunderts (1489) wurde der Orden von Papst Innozenz VIII. aufgelöst; möglicherweise bereits vorher wurde das Priorat Marcevol in die Obhut von Kanonikern aus Vinça übergeben, die das Anwesen und die Kirche restaurierten und bis zum Vorabend der Französischen Revolution leiteten.

In den 1970er Jahren wurden die nicht mehr für Gottesdienste genutzte Kirche sowie die angrenzenden Wirtschaftsgebäude von der neu gegründeten Initiative Association du Monastir de Marcevol zwecks Erhalt und Wiederbelebung der Bauten übernommen und für kulturelle Zwecke nutzbar gemacht.

Prioratskirche

Architektur
Der außen wie innen eher einfache und schmucklose romanische Kirchenbau hatte ehemals drei – durch mächtige gemauerte Pfeiler getrennte – Schiffe, von denen das mittlere mit einem Tonnengewölbe gedeckt ist und – ohne zwischengeschaltetes Querschiff – auf die Hauptapsis zuführt. Das südliche Seitenschiff hat noch sein originales Vierteltonnengewölbe und eine etwas kleinere Apsis. Das nördliche Seitenschiff wurde hingegen nach den Zerstörungen durch das Erdbeben zu Kapellen umgewandelt und hat keine Apsis mehr. Die Gewölbeansätze sind durch umlaufende Gesimse akzentuiert. Das gesamte Langhaus der Kirche hat keine Fenster; der Raum erhält sein spärliches Licht nur über die schmalen – ursprünglich wahrscheinlich glaslosen – Fenster in der Apsis und in der Westfassade.

Ausstattung
In der Apsis des südlichen Seitenschiffs haben sich noch spärliche Reste eines Freskos mit einer von Engeln umgebenen Christus-Pantokrator-Darstellung erhalten. Zu beiden Seiten der von einer nahezu rautenförmigen Mandorla umrahmten Christusfigur waren die Buchstaben Α und Ω angebracht – heute ist nur noch das Α erkennbar. Ob ehemals auch die beiden anderen Apsiden oder gar Teile des Langhauses ausgemalt waren, ist unbekannt. In der Südwestecke des rechten Seitenschiffs steht ein – aus einem massiven Steinblock gefertigtes – undekoriertes Taufbecken.

Westfassade
Die Westfassade ist durch ein horizontales wulstfomiges Gesims, welches über den – nur einfach zurückgestuften – Seitenschifffenstern einen Bogen macht, in zwei Ebenen geteilt, die im Innern der Kirche eine Entsprechung im Gesims unterhalb der Gewölbeansätze haben. Einziger Schmuck der ansonsten sehr einfach, d. h. ohne figürliches und ornamentales Dekor, gestalteten Fassade sind das mehrfach zurückgestufte Portalgewände des Hauptportals sowie ein darüberliegendes Fenster, die beide mit sorgfältig behauenen Steinen aus rötlich-weißem Marmor aus Villefranche-de-Conflent gestaltet sind. Die Bögen des Portals und des Fensters werden jeweils von einem Zackenfries überfangen. Das Halbrund des Tympanons besteht aus einer – ehemals vielleicht bemalten – Platte aus weißem Marmor. Die Bekrönung der Fassade bildet ein außergewöhnlich breiter – ehemals sechs- oder siebenbogiger – Glockengiebel ().

Die beiden Türflügel des Portals sind im Original erhalten geblieben und haben noch Teile ihrer dekorativen schmiedeeisernen Beschläge mit Spiralmotiven.

Bedeutung
Bereits im Jahr 1840 wurde der einfache romanische Kirchenbau von Marcevol zum Monument historique erklärt. Zusammen mit den anderen bedeutenden Klöstern in der Umgebung erscheint der Name Marcevol auch im katalanischen Nationalepos Canigó (1886) von Jacint Verdaguer.

Umgebung
Im etwas abseits gelegenen kleinen Weiler Marcevol steht die kleine Kirche der Nostra Senyora de les Grades aus dem 11. Jahrhundert. In etwa 2 km Entfernung findet sich ein Großsteingrab aus der Megalithzeit (Dolmen de la Barraca).

Siehe auch
 Prieuré de Serrabone (ca. 29 km südöstlich)
 Abbaye Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa (ca. 16 km südwestlich)
 Abbaye Saint-Martin du Canigou (ca. 28 km südwestlich)

Einzelnachweise

Literatur
 Marcel Durliat: Roussillon Roman. Zodiaque, Abbaye de la Pierre-Qui-Vire 1986, ISBN 2-7369-0027-8
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Facebook kept millions of passwords unencrypted for years
Here's how to change your password — again
Lauren Barack
Facebook took another hit to its reputation with the discovery that hundreds of millions of its passwords had been stored in plain text — for years. What does this mean for Facebook users? Passwords are supposed to be kept on a company's site, but encrypted so no one can read them. That's not what happened with Facebook, according to Brian Krebs who broke the news on his site, Krebs on Security.
Instead, Facebook left these passwords in plain text, and visible to thousands employees. Apparently some of these passwords were left unencrypted since 2012. Employees reportedly entered unencrypted passwords into Facebook's servers, and left them stored in plain text.
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For Facebook users, the first crucial thing to do, is to change their password. We have instructions below. Its advice that likely sounds like a broken record — because people are told to do this an almost monthly basis. Nevertheless, it's imperative. A plain text password is one that can be found, read and used to take over an account. If that password is also the same as one used on other sites, it's even more crucial to change the password quickly.
Anyone who has an online account — which is anyone with a smartphone or computer in their lives — is told to create a password that's difficult to guess, and isn't the same as another one they use. (Even Facebook suggests this directly on its site.)
While many turn to password managers to help them bring up the dozens of passwords they likely have, others just write them down or use the same one multiple times. But the hope is companies are keeping up their end of the bargain — and making sure these passwords are not easy to find, and are encrypted so they can't be read.
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Consumers know that companies have data breaches where their passwords are compromised, happening to the biggest of brands from Yahoo to Equifax. In this case, it's not clear whether these Facebook passwords were actually compromised, or if the company just got lucky even though employees basically left passwords easy to read if found.
Trust in Facebook is already deeply down, and has been for the past year since the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke in 2018. Then, the public discovered that a British analytics company gained access to data of more than 87 million Facebook users. How Facebook itself uses its own data is certainly a concern too. Just this week, Facebook agreed to stop allowing employers, landlords and lenders to target posting based on age, location and gender — a routine the social media site had allowed for years.
For those who feel they still want to remain on the social media site, a password change is probably the least best move to take. Here are the steps.
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At the bottom of the app, click on the three horizontal lines
Click on "Settings & Privacy" which will open a drop down menu, and click on "Settings"
Scroll to midway down the screen to the "Security" section. Here click on "Security and Login"
Midway down the screen, click on the icon of the key next to "Change Password"
Here, you'll need to enter your current password and then type in a new password twice. Then click "Save Changes"
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The current and all past issues of the Chironomus Newsletter can now be downloaded from Norwegian University of Science and Technology Website. If you wish to submit a contribution, have questions and comments on the newsletter, or wish to have a print copy, please contact the newsletter editors: Torbjørn Ekrem, Museum of Natural History and Archaeology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NO-7491 Trondheim, Norway (E-mail: ), Alyssa Anderson, University of Minnesota, Department of Entomology, 219 Hodson Hall, 1980 Folwell Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota 55108, USA (E-mail: ), or Peter H. Langton, 16, Irish Society Court, Coleraine, BT52 1GX Northern Ireland, UK, (E-mail: ). The current bibliography that used to be managed by Odwin Hoffrichter and appeared in the Chironomus newsletter is now available online at http://literature.vm.ntnu.no/Chironomidae/. Colleagues are now encouraged to enter your own references into the database; more information about this is available at the Bibliography website.


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It is an uber successful luxury maison d'hotes – situated right in the heart of old Marrakech – boasting immediate can access and car parking.
The hotel boasts seventeen suites – and interestingly operates with tour operator contracts.
This works really well – especially as there is direct access out front for tour groups on coaches.
The riad is traditional in style – with a classic Moroccan vibe – and is beautifully detailed and beautifully finished.
It spreads throughout two courtyards – with a wealth of communal spacing – including a proper bar / restaurant, a cinema room, a hammam and spa – and extraordinary function facilities on the vast roof top.
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Ex-juvenile Offender Finds Key to Stem Youth Crime: Give Kids Hope
By Rachel James-Terry
Photos by Justin Vicory
"In my neighborhood, if you made it past 18 you were blessed," says educator, author and motivational speaker Tommie Mabry, 31, standing beneath an overpass in the midtown Jackson, Miss., community where he became street smart and a juvenile offender at the age of 12.
JACKSON, Miss. — Tommie Mabry was 12 when a bullet grazed him while he was burglarizing a home he thought was empty. It could have been fatal for the rebellious preteen hell-bent on emulating the people in the midtown area of Jackson, where he grew up.
"We modeled what we saw. What was cool to me were the guys that were getting all the attention. Those were either rappers, athletes or drug dealers. I wanted to be that," said Mabry, an author and motivational speaker working on his Ph.D. in higher education at Jackson State University.
The problem with an increasing rate of gun violence and incarceration among juveniles is their repeated exposure to negative influences, he said.
"There is not much reform going on in our neighborhoods and what our kids are subjected to. They are just playing the hands they are dealt," he said. "Children growing up in a model neighborhood will probably never see the jail system. However, if you take children in an environment where poverty is high and during a simple walk to school they encounter negative influences daily, they are going to be a product of that environment."
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Mabry was quickly becoming just that as a child. He was shot twice, arrested once, expelled from seven elementary schools and three middle schools, and repeated eighth grade before eventually changing course.
In 2013, he self-published "A Dark Journey to a Light Future" through WestBow Press about his life. He describes his book as the true story of an African-American child destined by God but fighting against his violent and discouraging surroundings to walk in the path of greatness.
His second book "If Tommie Can Do It, We Can Do it," self-published in 2015, is the middle-school version of his story. "I wanted to reach the younger kids, but the first book was too complex," said Mabry, who this year released a K-5 version called "Little Tommie's Four B's."
In 2015, he founded Tommie Mabry Co., an educational and motivational speaking platform, and in 2016 the John Maxwell leadership and training program company recognized him as one of the country's Top 30 leadership coaches.
'If you lived past 18, you were blessed'
One of six siblings — five boys and one girl — Mabry, 31, is the first in his family to graduate from high school and college, accomplishments that almost eluded him.
"I would take what I learned in the neighborhood and take it to the schoolhouse. I thought I really couldn't read and write growing up, so I would act out in class as a defense mechanism. Who is going to call on the student that is always disrupting class?" asked Mabry.
Calvin Lockett, deputy superintendent of operations for Jackson Public Schools, was once Mabry's principal at Bailey Magnet School. Also a product of the inner city, Lockett said his former student's behavior was survival. "You had to be strong in order to survive the area he was from," he said.
Mabry's physical appearance still exudes toughness. Tattoos peek from beneath his crisp button-down shirt. He got his first one at 11 and now more than 70 cover his physique. The gold that crowned his two front teeth since age 13 were removed in 2011 when Mabry's church, New Jerusalem in Jackson, and pastor Dwayne Pickett paid to have them removed.
"I just saw him make the decision that he wanted something different. He wanted to be something different," Pickett said.
It was time to let the old Tommie go, Mabry said. The old him was a fifth grader arrested for breaking into the state fairgrounds. He recalls the judge telling him he would be deceased or locked up within five years. It took several more years before he would make changes in his life.
"When I repeated eighth grade, that was my turning point," he said.
Finally, the light Lockett said he always saw in Mabry was beginning to shine through.
Mabry credits God for bringing people into his life, like the late Jackson Mayor Chokwe Lumumba who placed him on his AAU basketball team. "He saw something that I was not before I was. He saw in me something that I could be. … He said he wanted to expose me to some things I hadn't seen. That's the key; giving kids exposure to positivity. Giving kids hope."
Interacting with student ballplayers who talked about attending the University of Mississippi, Kentucky and Duke motivated Mabry to see beyond his surroundings.
"In my neighborhood, if you made it past 18 you were blessed," said Mabry, who began to realize he needed to shape up.
At Bailey Magnet School, he became a nationally ranked high school basketball player, vetting offers from various colleges and universities. Then, while skipping school his senior year, he was accidentally shot in the foot. A friend was dancing around with a gun in his pocket. It fell out and discharged.
Unable to play, Mabry lost his scholarship offers.
'I broke the cycle'
Mabry says the incident was God's way of getting his attention.
He then stumbled across the Scripture: "He that is inside of you is greater than He that is in the world." Mabry said it taught him that to get something he's never had, he had to do something he had never done and become a person he'd never been.
His faith was answered when Missouri State extended a scholarship contingent on Mabry attending summer school and raising his 1.8 GPA to a 2.0. In 2007, he enrolled at the college and taught himself how to study.
"They told me if I didn't maintain a 2.0, I would be sent back to Jackson," he said.
Eventually, Mabry transferred to the private, historically black Tougaloo College in suburban Jackson. He earned a bachelor's degree in education with honors in 2011 and returned as an educator in the same school district that had once kicked him out.
"I felt like I was the perfect example to go back and show them that I broke the cycle," he said.
While working at Whitten Middle School in Jackson, he met his wife, Jerrika, a speech therapist. Together they have three children. Mabry calls her his biggest supporter.
Jerrika said it's important she give him candid feedback and encourage him to "never stop sharing his message because so many need to hear it."
Jerrika has witnessed Mabry's effect on children.
"They open up to him and talk about personal things, not only to him but in front of their peers. Tommie makes the environment so warm and inviting," she said. "They feel like they can be themselves and they tell him why they're falling asleep in class or why they've given up. He inspires so much hope."
Pickett said many people relate to Mabry's ability to rise above his circumstances and forge a new path.
In 2017, Mabry received his Master of Arts in education.
He now tours the country encouraging educators and students to analyze factors that deter academic achievement while tackling the experiences and challenges minority students face in and outside the classroom.
"I want to show them that there is no expiration date on success."
This story was produced in conjunction with the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting.
It is part of the JJIE's project on Targeting Gun Violence. Support is provided by The Kendeda Fund. The JJIE is solely responsible for the content and maintains editorial independence.
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The proof of true love for God is in service to others.
Mungu alikupa vipaji ili uwanufaishe wengine na si kujinufaisha mwenyewe, na aliwapa wengine vipaji ili kukunufaisha wewe na si kujinufaisha wenyewe, kwa lengo la kuleta mabadiliko chanya katika dunia yetu.
I wont stop working until my name become a Verb.
In any kind of relationship we can make the assumption that others know what we think, and we don't have to say what we want. They are going to do what we want because they know us so well. If they don't do what we want, what we assume they should do, we feel hurt and think, "How could you do that? You should know.
…if I try to make only enough money for my family' immediate needs, it may violate Scripture. …Even though earning just enough to meet the needs of my family may seem nonmaterialistic, it's actually selfish when I could earn enough to care for others as well.
If you think you need to forgive anyone….you got it all wrong.
They reminded Ifemelu of television commercials, of people whose lives were lived always in flattering light, whose messes were still aesthetically pleasing.
If we're constantly trying to do the right things and spend much of our time helping others, then we're having a conversation with God and we don't even realize it.


Note: You are currently viewing documentation for Moodle 1.9. Up-to-date documentation for the latest stable version is available here: Beginning Administration 2 FAQ.
Beginning Administration 2 FAQ has grown out of the size restrictions that some browsers place on editing wiki pages. Please note there is Beginning Administration FAQ and Beginning Administration 3 FAQ pages with more questions and answers.
The answers to most questions here relate specifically to Moodle 1.9.x. Of course some of these answers will apply to earlier versions (e.g. 1.7 and 1.8). Many of the responses here may also work on Moodle v2.x, but not all, so be careful if you want to apply them to Moodle 2.x.
This is an accumulation of information from Forums and other Moodle documentation to save you time in finding things out. Thanks to a lot of people who have been contributing without realizing it.
1 I locked myself out of the Administrator role. What do I do?
2 We are changing our courses so want to clear all teachers from the course descriptions, but how?
3 I have been asked to move an activity from one course to another course. How can I do that?
4 Some of our files are *.flv files, how can I add them?
5 We are going to be charging for our courses, so how do I arrange payments online?
6 How can I select a specific group of students even if they are not in the same course?
8 We do not have "Teachers" and "Students" we use "Mentors" and "Mentees" in some courses as well as "Facilitators" and "Clients" in others, can I change these names?
10 How can we use a secure server for our Moodle, a https:// ?
11 We need to set up a HTTPS service for our Moodle, but not sure how.
13 How can I force Users to enter their correct email at first log in?
14 How do I prevent spammers from signing up / in?
15 I am getting an error message that says ""Enabling the PHP setting display_errors is not recommended on production sites because some error messages may reveal sensitive information about your server."
16 What is the difference between Groups and Groupings? How can I use them?
17 We want to allow automatic login without having to login as a guest for open access to test courses.
18 There is 53 weeks this year, how can I extend a course that extra weekly topic for a weekly forum and blog?
19 We need to display courses in Category pages, but offer information about when the course is available or not, instructors and so on.
20 We want to change our authentication from a manual csv file to LDAP, quickly.
23 We have a VPN where some branches have limited bandwidth. How can I transfer large video files without bringing the service to a standstill?
24 I am getting a blank page under the header 'Import Course Data' when I am trying to restore a course.
25 We are changing the name of the Moodle, so how can I change the URL easily?
26 We updated Moodle and restored some swf files, now they are blurry on the right, but why?
I locked myself out of the Administrator role. What do I do?
If all else fails download the adminfix.php script. The instructions are in the comments at the top of the file. Note, that this is a big hammer and should only be used if you are truly stuck.
We are changing our courses so want to clear all teachers from the course descriptions, but how?
Sometimes you will want to remove Teachers from the Course Descriptions. To do this, go to Administration > Appearance > Course Managers and click the Teacher checkbox off. Teacher is the default setting, so unchecking the box will turn the element off. All Teachers will disappear from the Course Descriptions.
I have been asked to move an activity from one course to another course. How can I do that?
Firstly, the Teacher who is the teacher in both courses could use the Import link in the course administration block. This is similar to a selective backup without many of the downloading, uploading steps. A longer method would be for the teacher to make a selective backup in one course of only those items they want in the other course.
The only time you as the Site Administrator might be involved is if there are different Teachers for the two courses. They will not have permissions to see each other's course site administration block. The quickest way for you to do it is with the Import link.
Here is a review of how to do a selective backup. In the course, each resource or activity can be chosen to be included in a backup file. Go to the Course Administration block > Backup. A list of checkboxes is presented, uncheck anything you do not want to move. Select the Continue button to backup the files you want to move. Maybe give the file a special name.
Moodle allows you download and upload files into a course's file structure. A selective backup is a zip file. Some teachers like to download the their selective backup to their computer, then upload it to their other course, or send a copy of the backup to the other teacher who has requested it. The key point is that once the selective backup is in a Moodle folder that the user who is authorized to teach the second course can reach, they can start the restore procedure from there. Sometimes this might be the original course, sometimes the second course, or sometimes from a third course that both teachers have file access privileges.
Here is a brief review of the restore process for a selective backup file we made.
Moodle will say something like "You are about to start the restore process for: backup-myfiles-20090716-0813.zip"
You will see what is to be restored, click "Continue".
The next page will give you a lot of control as to what to restore.
From the drop down combo box select "Restore course : Existing course, add data to it" option. Or if you are in the course, then select current course, add data to it.
There is other information about the course, you can ignore it because when you add data to an existing course, the existing course defaults like name are not going to change.
At the bottom of this page consider if you want to include users (probably not), user files (probably not), course files (maybe) and site files (probably not) in the restore process.
The next page will ask you which course to restore the backup to. You should see a list of all the course you teach or are have permissions to edit.
Select the "Restore this course now" button.
Moodle will give you the message "Restore completed successfully" , click "Continue".
At this point somebody may need to rearrange the newly installed/restored resources and activities. They will be in the same section as the original course.
Some of our files are *.flv files, how can I add them?
Some things are easy, if you know how. Here is a tutorial that will show you, visually. The sound is not great but it is actually easy.
Here is yet another tutorial: Online-videos on Moodle.
To make sure that the files work, enable the file type in the Administration > Modules > Manage filters page.
We are going to be charging for our courses, so how do I arrange payments online?
The PayPal enrolment plugin allows you to easily set up paid courses which are linked to your PayPal account. You can set a default course fee which can be over-ridden by an individual course fee.
You can enable PayPal if you go to Administration > Courses > Enrolments - you can also set your default fee.
The Authorize.net Payment is a bit more complex, and seems to be set up to deal with larger numbers of transactions.
How can I select a specific group of students even if they are not in the same course?
Moodle allows for Administrators to be able to select groups of Users for specific actions. Go to Adminstration > Users > Accounts > Bulk User Actions and select what you want to do.
You can create a set of filters based on some criteria you have determined before you add people as Authenticated Users. You can select a group and then send them a message, or delete that group and so on.
Moodle supports this. See the Site administration block > Users > Authentication > Manage authentication and scroll down to the end of the "Common Settings" for the public and private reCaptcha keys.
How to I enable reCaptchain the Security FAQ may offer more help. It is a simple process.
We do not have "Teachers" and "Students" we use "Mentors" and "Mentees" in some courses as well as "Facilitators" and "Clients" in others, can I change these names?
Yes you can. Since the introduction of Moodle 1.9, you can assign the titles of any role to what you want. At the bottom of the Course Settings Page is the Role Renaming dialog.
Just change the names of those roles you want to change and you can safely ignore the rest. To ensure your renaming of the Roles carries over into a backup, make sure you include User Data and it will be there when you Restore.
This symbol is called a BOM. There are two main causes of a BOM, one is from Windows Notepad. Notepad uses an older standard, ANSI, encoding method for its files, and while this is OK inside Windows, it is no longer a standard. Changing HTML or PHP code in Notepad is not a recommended practice. This can be easily fixed by using a text editor like TextPad, NotePad++ or Crimson Editor, all of which can have their default file type set to uft-8. The other cause of a BOM is using the wrong, or a mixed, character set and collation inside your database, eg.some tables in latin charset and others in UFT-8. This is also easily fixed by going to the database and entering the SQL statement found at this discussion thread.
How can we use a secure server for our Moodle, a https:// ?
We need to set up a HTTPS service for our Moodle, but not sure how.
Enable "Use HTTPS for logins"
Set the options that follow it, eg 10 characters with at least 1 number and 1 capital, whatever suits your site.
This is a considerably more technical question and is included here to show new users the flexibility that Moodle offers. The explanation is actually long and technically complex but Martin Langhoff has given us this answer in a discussion forum.
How can I force Users to enter their correct email at first log in?
If uploading Users by a csv file, and if you leave the email field blank when you enroll them, Moodle automatically takes the User directly to the profile and won't let them leave until they have entered an email address.
How do I prevent spammers from signing up / in?
Go to site administration>users >authentication and turn off (close the eye) of email based self registration. This means then that only people you give accounts to manually can access your site. If you HAVE to let users make accounts themselves with email then on the same page you can choose which email accounts to allow (like for your establishment domain name) and which email accounts to prohibit -often spammers use accounts like gmail for example.
I am getting an error message that says ""Enabling the PHP setting display_errors is not recommended on production sites because some error messages may reveal sensitive information about your server."
First go to > Administration > Server > PHP info and look for the setting "display_errors". It is probably reading "On".
If it is, open your text editor and navigate to open the "php.ini" file. Once there, look for the section marked as "; Error handling and logging ;" (at about line 250). Once you have that, look down a little further and you will see the setting "display_errors = On". Edit it to read "display_errors = Off". This setting will turn off the "display_errors" messages.
This setting should be off in a production site. Equally, just 10 lines further down you will find the setting "log_errors = Off" and 4 lines after that, "log_errors_max_len = 1024". If you are turning "display_errors" off, then you need to turn the logging capability of Moodle on. If you are turning the logging capability on, then you also need to take the default restriction on the maximum length of log files off. By changing these settings, you create an alternate to the live display of errors that some good hackers can take advantage of.
These settings should read "log_errors = On" and "log_errors_max_len = 0" Seems counterintuitive to make a larger number, 1024, smaller, but it only means that there is now no practicable limit to the length of the error log.
What is the difference between Groups and Groupings? How can I use them?
This is both an Administrator and Teacher task. Here is probably one on the more useful links - a discussion in the Moodle Forum - General Problems between Mary Cooch and a couple of other people about Groups v Groupings.
We want to allow automatic login without having to login as a guest for open access to test courses.
2. authentication > manage authentication > guest login button = show.
This does present some security issues, though. You may be better off directing guests to a test area, specifically set up for public usage. Make sure all your other courses have sufficient enrollment protections.
There is 53 weeks this year, how can I extend a course that extra weekly topic for a weekly forum and blog?
and change the 52 to 53. you may also want to go to this question about extending time limits on courses for a more elegant solution.
We need to display courses in Category pages, but offer information about when the course is available or not, instructors and so on.
You can use the mouseOver event in the Insert link dialog.
When creating a link in a Category page, add any information you need to the "Title" element. This is limited to 255 characters.
Alternatively, the link may go to a page you have specifically created for additional information about that course, rather than the course itself.
We want to change our authentication from a manual csv file to LDAP, quickly.
If you are comfortable directly modifying the database you can do this with a simple query. First backup your database and files. This should always be the first step when making direct changes to the database. It would probably be wise to do this change in maintenance mode during off-peak hours as well.
Then in the user table ie. mdl_user, set the `auth` column to 'ldap' instead of 'manual' with a query on the users you want to change.
Be cautious when changing the database directly - make sure you can undo what you have done. It is best to test any such change in your test Moodle before doing anything to your production site.
Moodle is a program that needs a web server to work. To create a Moodle on the Web, you will need to make, pay for, or borrow a web server that is on the Web. Moodle Partners can set up a Moodle for you on one of their servers or one that your purchase. Most web hosts can initially help you load Moodle but you will have to figure out the rest on your own. There are other special ways to set up a Moodle site that do not require the Web.
The same rules apply to site backup files. If you intend to back your site up, make sure that only the people who are supposed to be there are listed. Usually a Teacher will transfer or leave, or an Administrator will move on, but they can remain on the Moodle if not deliberately removed from their former roles before the backup is taken or restored. Leaving these people on your system creates several security breaches, so plan for redundancies such as these.
We have a VPN where some branches have limited bandwidth. How can I transfer large video files without bringing the service to a standstill?
Each location can have a proxy server that caches items such as the videos locally as they're viewed. In this way you do not have to construct multiple Moodles, or worry about syncing them with a central server, or even interfering with other services.
I am getting a blank page under the header 'Import Course Data' when I am trying to restore a course.
There are a number of options here, starting with the error messages. Moodle offers two different debugging options in Administration ► Server ► Debugging - the 'debug messages' dropdown and the 'display debug messages' tick box. Put the dropdown level to 'ALL' and also enable the tick box. These will display any error messages. For more information if you still get a blank screen on the import page, check your Apache error_log for any error messages there.
We are changing the name of the Moodle, so how can I change the URL easily?
Changing the url for Moodle is simpler than it may seem, but it is exact.
Back up your database - export to a text file.
Manually enter the normal url http://www.yoursite.org/usualname/admin/replace.php adding the last part.
On the replace page enter the new name say http://www.yoursite.org/usualname/ to http://www.yoursite.org/newname/ Click OK, and this should show a message that says "Rename sucessful"
On the server change the Moodle folder name to what you want.
Thanks to Marlon Higgins and Howard Miller for this question.
We updated Moodle and restored some swf files, now they are blurry on the right, but why?
Check sizes of the files. If the file is a little large, even as much as 1 pixel in both height and width, it changes how things are displayed. Smaller files create a different effect, but things just do not look right. Seems size does matter.
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I admit the past few months have been stressful and for lots of reasons. Campaigns and elections, elderly aunt and nursing homes, rotator cuff impingement and physical therapy. What's missing?
Music! Music is what's missing!
Our community band preformed the Christmas concert way back at the beginning of December, and then we were off until the kids at our local school district went back to school after the holidays. This year that wasn't until January 9th, and the first Tuesday after that the schools were closed due to weather. So no rehearsal. And the Tuesday after that it snowed again, the schools closed again, and so again we didn't rehearse.
To be honest, while I was dealing with everything else I was secretly glad we weren't in rehearsal. What I didn't realize was that I was missing those weekly infusions of music. I'd forgotten how music fixes things.
So this week we went back to work, a little worried about the extended delay in starting, a little worried about a concert approaching faster than we had planned. And guess what? We sounded pretty darn good. Sure there's lots to work on, but still, the sound was big and round and full. People were smiling.
I have a feeling I wasn't the only one glad to be playing with the group again. One of the pieces we're working on is Undertow by John Mackey. If you'd like to smile a bit too, take a 5 minute break from your stressful life and take a listen to a band in Texas doing justice to the piece.
And then maybe let some other music help ease your personal angst. Check out your local high school; odds are there's a concert scheduled near you. The young people there love to play or sing to a full house, so stop by and support them and you'll feel some stress slide away.
What instrument do you play? I always wished I played something….alas, nothing.
Never too late to learn! Here the local piano store has lessons for adults who have never played music…might be something like that where you live!
I play clarinet, have since I was 10…so that's a very very long time!
I was surprised, but shouldn't have been, how much better it made me feel. That's happened to me before, but I had forgotten. And I'm so overly stressed now I just figured I'd be that way forever.
It certainly does. Whether playing or listening. Though I prefer playing myself.
I am happy glad for you. Perhaps I'll turn some music on today.
My day isn't complete (or very enjoyable!) without music. Might not be playing it, but I'm certainly listening to it, tapping my toes, pretend-conducting, and so forth!
Ha! I was pretend conducting something last night…can't remember what. Funny how you get into a piece and suddenly you're no longer home but in a concert hall.
That would be fun Robin! Or take M and go see a concert somewhere near. Or both.
I like Christmas for music because it's about the only time that I actually think about taking out some CDs and having them play as the background to my home life. I really liked it this year for some reason, so followed up with playing some non-Christmas music. Maybe I'll do some more.


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Fountain of Youth Volunteering keeps 92-year-old active and involved
Eugene Wagoner, 92, straightens shelves in the food pantry and helps out whatever else he can at Grace Network.
By Ginny Wray
At 92 years of age, Eugene Wagoner has found the secret to a long, full life — Grace Network.
It is not the food or financial assistance that Grace Network distributes to area residents in crisis situations. It is his volunteer service at the agency.
"I think Grace is keeping me alive," said Wagoner, of Martinsville. It does that by "giving me something to do and helping people."
Grace Network is a faith-based, first-stop center for resources — generally food and/or financial help with housing and utility bills — for families in crisis in Martinsville and Henry County, according to its website.
In the 2017-18 fiscal year that ended June 31, Grace Network provided $121,432 worth of food to 3,444 individuals and $234,071 in housing and utility assistance to 1,616 clients, according to Tracy Hinchcliff, executive director of Grace Network. Some people, but not all, receive both food and financial assistance, she added.
That totaled $355,000 in assistance provided in the year.
That cost is covered by donations from 105 area churches, more than 65 other organizations and businesses, individuals and local foundation grants, Hinchcliff said. The organization receives no government money.
Grace Network is in a good financial position, she said. It is financially independent, pays only two salaries (Hinchcliff's and that of part-time bookkeeper Pat Wilhite) and has minimal operating costs, Hinchcliff said. "We use our money very wisely," and it has a reputation in the community for that, she added.
Still, she said, "the need never stops."
Volunteers are the backbone of the organization. A total of 138 area residents donate their time to open and staff Grace Network five mornings and one afternoon (Thursday) each week. They also collect food donations, update computer records and perform other responsibilities, including the Pumpkin Patch fund-raiser, helping with Christmas toy drive at the Martinsville Speedway, collecting food at the July 4 celebration and others.
"We couldn't survive without them," Hinchcliff said of the volunteers.
A majority of the volunteers are retirees, and many were professionals in fields such as social services and teachers. Retirees have the time to work specific shifts each week or month, and many of them bring professional skills and manners to the agency and its clients, Hinchcliff said.
"There is a friendly environment that exudes to the clients. Everyone appreciates the stress level of the clients. … We just have a way around us that is loving and not judging, and we want to help," she added.
Eugene Wagoner exemplifies that.
"He's so endeared to us and us to him," Hinchcliff said. "Grace (Network) is his family. He truly believes that. We feel the same way about him."
"Everyone looks after him, especially those who have been around for a while," she said. So if Wagoner isn't at Grace when he is expected, someone will call and check on him, she said, adding that Wilhite is especially diligent about that.
Wagoner usually works Thursday afternoons at Grace Network, located on Liberty Street in Martinsville. But he often shows up for an hour or so several mornings each week to straighten the shelves in the food pantry, take care of the agency's recycling, fill in for any volunteers who are absent and help with other tasks.
He has worked in the food pantry since the first day he walked into Grace Network when it was located on Fairy Street in Martinsville, and offered to volunteer. That was in 2006, a few months after Grace opened its doors.
"Wayne Eanes showed me around (the food pantry), showed me what we had. He said, 'You're trained now,'" Wagoner recalled, and he has been pitching in ever since.
At the time, Wagoner had retired from DuPont and needed something to do, he said. He wishes other senior citizens would do the same.
In the pantry, he and other volunteers help clients select canned food, boxes and bags of cereal and pasta and more from rows of shelves, They also choose fruits, vegetables, meat, bread and toiletries that have been donated or purchased with donated funds. Grace volunteers keep track of every item that is given out, Hinchcliff said.
"It just makes me (feel good to) know I've helped somebody and whatever they do with the food I've given them is up to them," he said. "Most people thank me and other people, I guess."
While he enjoys helping those in need, Wagoner said it is sad to see some clients return to Grace Network to get help. With some others, he said, "I wonder whether they need the help or not," even though they are screened and interviewed to make sure they need assistance.
Hinchcliff acknowledged that despite Grace's best efforts, "it's not all rainbows and Skittles. There are some people whose job is to take advantage of what exists. We try to do what we can to combat fraud," especially through the Charity Tracker computer program that logs assistance given by numerous local agencies. Hinchcliff credited the United Way with bringing the agencies together to help clients, she said.
Grace Network is not the only place where Wagoner volunteers. He helps in the finance department at Chatham Heights Baptist Church and with the Raceway Ministries at Martinsville Speedway. On race weekends, he goes into the campgrounds to talk with visitors, he said.
He has two grown sons, one in Georgia and one in South Carolina. "They think sooner or later I'm going to have to quit" volunteering, Wagoner said. "I say, 'I ain't quit yet.'"
"I think I'm going to have to give it up sooner or later," added Wagoner, who still drives. But, he added, "I'll keep coming as long as I'm able. The way I feel now I will keep coming." And that is just fine with Hinchcliff. Grace Network's ranks of volunteers has slipped recently, and new volunteers sometimes do not realize the commitment it requires and they don't stay. So whenever she speaks about Grace Network in the community, she makes a pitch for volunteers.
Those who do volunteer have helped create an agency that has earned the community's trust and a reputation for using donations wisely, Hinchcliff said, adding that comes back to the quality of the network's volunteers.
"Everybody just cares about people," she said. "And that leads me back to Eugene (Wagoner). He cares more than anybody."
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BRITNEY SPEARS BRINGS THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED ALL FEMALE FEMME FATALE TOUR WITH SPECIAL GUESTS NICKI MINAJ, JESSIE AND THE TOY BOYS AND NERVO TO THE PALACE JULY 28 TICKETS ON SALE THIS SATURDAY
Pop music trendsetter Britney Spears, who has continually captivated crowds around the world with her live music events, brings the Femme Fatale Tour to The Palace on Thursday, July 28 at 7 p.m. The all female line-up of special guests features Nicki Minaj along with Jessie and the Toy Boys and Nervo.
Tickets at $149.50, $89.50, $49.50 and $29.50 reserved go on sale this Saturday, April 30 at 10 a.m. at Palacenet.com, Livenation.com, The Palace Box Office and all Ticketmaster locations. Special Superfan seating is also available. There is an eight-ticket limit for the first day of the public on-sale.
Tickets may also be charged by phone to American Express, Discover, Visa and MasterCard by calling 1-800-745-3000.
"This is the Femme Fatale tour and I'm thrilled to have Nicki Minaj, Jessie and the Toy Boys, and Nervo join me and get everyone on the dance floor," said Spears. "Can't wait to take the Femme Fatales on the road."
Spears continues to influence a generation of pop music fans with the release of her highly acclaimed, seventh studio album, Femme Fatale, which debuted at number one on Billboard 200 charts, marking her sixth number one album, and continuing her reign as one of the top-selling artists of the past decade. Spears has sold more than 67 million albums worldwide since her debut in 1999 and has generated more than 24 Top 40 Hits on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 chart.
"Till The World Ends" is the recently released second single from Spears' new pop epic Femme Fatale and the follow up to the smash debut single, "Hold It Against Me," which has sold more than a million copies. "Hold It Against Me" also debuted at number one on both the Hot 100 Singles and Hot Digital Songs Chart, it currently ranks number one on the digital singles charts in 20 markets globally and is the number one video on MTV and VH1 in the U.S.
Spears catalog of hit albums includes: …Baby One More Time (1999); Oops!… I Did It Again (2000); Britney (2001); In The Zone (2003); Blackout (2007); Circus (2008); and The Singles Collection (2009).
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Contact: Jeff Corey
jcorey@palacenet.com


UGC had communicated to vice chancellors of 127 universities in the country in May 2015 stating that submission of the affidavit shall be a pre-condition for continuation of recognition for the academic year 2015- 16. Recognition of some of the universities were withdrawn as the varsities failed to comply with this condition.
Kerala University had submitted the affidavit after it received a letter regarding withdrawal of recognition for conducting distance education courses. In the latest communication sent to the registrar of the university, Megha Kaushik, education officer said that recognition has been accorded to the university to offer 25 programmes through distance education mode for two academic years: 2017-18 and 2018-19. The university had done a presentation before the high-powered distance education committee in July 2016 as part of the proposal submitted for consideration of recognition.
It has been directed that the university shall abide by the terms and conditions while offering the programmes through distance learning mode in accordance with the affidavit dated 24-12-16 which was submitted by Dr K Madhukumar, registrar of the university.
The university has been directed to follow the norms prescribed by the regulatory bodies such as UGC, AICTE, NCTE and seek their approval whenever required. The university shall not start new programmes without prior approval of UGC and other regulatory authorities concerned in anticipation of recognition.


Details: The meals, expected to go to Haiti, Guatemala and the Philippines, were packed at William Jessup University in Rocklin over a three-day period. Volunteers came from two dozen churches, major corporations and civic groups.
Details: The BIG contest is for freshman agriculture students who take a test on their knowledge of the National FFA organization, formerly known as the Future Farmers of America.


Posted on April 1, 2015 · Houston seniors are learning to grow their own organic food courtesy of the community gardening program at the Thomas A. Glazier Senior Education Center. It's just one of nearly 200 educational and civic programs being offered at the center. The senior garden features raised beds so seniors of all levels of physical ability can participate.
Posted on April 9, 2014 · Houston seniors are learning to grow their own organic food courtesy of the community gardening program at the Thomas A. Glazier Senior Education Center. It's just one of nearly 200 educational and civic programs being offered at the center. The senior garden features raised beds so seniors of all levels of physical ability can participate.


The Y.T.B.N. (Yet To Be Named) Youth Group is a wonderful collection of youth between the ages of 8 and 16, meeting monthly at St. James Church on Paris Street, Sudbury. On March 30/31 we hold a 30 Hour Famine overnight at St. James Church-details to follow.


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Just a quick follow-up to the previous shaft post… I cut the shaft to length on the horizontal band saw, and then chucked it in the lathe (and had Frankie do a quick check before I started) and then cut down the other end so the bearing would fit. It's not perfect, but close enough. I've still got some of the shaft left if I need to make another one. The main thing is, I got some good experience using the lathe, which will come in handy if I end up turning my own knobs to fit on the potentiometers.
One bad thing… we had thought the shaft was steel and would work well for the magnets I plan to use, but… it's not magnetic! I'll probably end up drilling (er, lathing) a hole in the shaft to thread a steel bolt into so I've got some material I can stick the magnet to.


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