The Family Faith Formation Program is not a convenience for the reception of the sacraments of Confirmation, Reconciliation, and Eucharist. It is an ongoing, continuing development of the Christian personality that offers an opportunity for catechists and children to meet regularly to learn about the Catholic Christian faith. Sacraments are not isolated events, but an integral part of Christian life. Each level/grade in Family Faith Formation adds to the development of the Christian life.
Our parish name is our mission! With Mary, we joyfully announce " God with us" in Jesus Christ. Moved by the Holy Spirit, we strive to create a faith community of love and hope, of prayer, welcome, and service where others will discover in and with us that Christ is Life!
Annunciation Parish envisions that every child in the parish is enrolled and actively participates in family faith formation (FFF).
The parish faith community built on love, hope, prayerfulness, hospitality and service, assists families in the education of children in the Judeo-Christian Tradition.
Catechists and parents, nurtured and supported by the community, cultivate the Catholic faith in our children.
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An integral part of our Family Faith Formation Program is that the children are expected to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation  and participate fully in the sacramental life of the Church. Learning in class can be truly effective only when one meets the Lord sacramentally at the altar.


Capra, L and Emmerich, W and Mascolo, C (2001) Middleware for mobile computing: Awareness vs. transparency. Proceedings of the Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems - HOTOS. 164-.
Middleware solutions for wired distributed systems cannot be used in a mobile setting, as mobile applications impose new requirements that run counter to the principle of transparency on which current middleware systems have been built. We propose the use of reflection capabilities and meta-data to pave the way for a new generation of middleware platforms designed to support mobility.


Gov. Greg Abbott announced that Surendra Shah, National Academy of Engineering member, has joined the departments of Materials Science and Engineering and Civil Engineering at UTA through the Governor's University Research Initiative, the San Marcos Corridor News reported.
Kate Hyun, UTA assistant professor of civil engineering, is exploring data fusion techniques that will provide planners with better data on potential bicycle volumes for a city, Engineering Business Daily reported.
Luke Frishkoff, UTA assistant professor of biology, explores how human land use expedites biodiversity loss, and his research holds implications for the impact of climate change, Science Magazine and Bioengineer.org reported.
Michael Fairchild, associate professor of civil engineering, said the rising toll of injuries and deaths on a Florida highway construction project could be an indicator of improper training or equipment, The Orlando Sentinel reported.
Caroline Krejci, an assistant professor in the Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering Department at UTA, will use a $299,310 grant to show how farmers and ranchers can make food transportation more efficient, Engineering Business Daily reported.
Weidong Zhou, an electrical engineering professor at UTA, will use a $450,000 grant from the Army Research Office to determine the minimum amount of energy required to develop high-speed and energy-efficient lasers based on nanophotonic cavities and nanostructured materials, Technology Business Daily reported.
With the UTA Executive MBA in Taiwan in its fourth year of enrolling students, Jeffrey McGee, UTA associate professor of management, recently visited the vice president of Beijing University of Science and Technology to discuss internationalization of higher education, United Daily News: Money reported.


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Titans Together! The team is set to reunite in an effort to take on their greatest foe: one of their own. A new animated film will soon be released chronicling one of the most infamous story lines of the Titans publication history. In the film, the Titans work to take down Brother Blood and the H.I.V.E., they soon find they are being targeted by Deathstroke and he's not working alone and is getting help from someone on the inside.
The new film is set in the new animated DC Universe which is based on the characters from their New 52 origins but still remain faithful to the characters origins. The cast includes Stuart Allan (Robin), Brandon Soo Hoo (Beast Boy), Sean Maher (Nightwing), Jake T. Austin (Blue Bettle, Kari Wahlgren (Starfire), Taissa Farmiga (Raven), Christina Ricci (Terra) and Gregg Henry (Brother Blood). The film will also be the last performance of Miguel Ferrer (Deathstroke) after his death from cancer earlier this year.
Saying this production took a long time is an understatement. The Judas Contract was originally supposed to be the third DC animated movie to be released in the continuous stream of films the Warner Brothers Animation has produced. Details of it were released back in 2006. Many fans had given up hope they would ever get a chance to see the movie ever get made. For those who did wait, they may not even be as excited as it will follow the new animated DC Universe format instead of sharing any similarity to beloved Teen Titans TV series which aired on Cartoon Network. Of course after the more comical in tone Teen Titans Go!, even more have given up hope of their ever being more of the Teen Titans they know and love.
What are you thoughts on the Judas Contract? Leave a comment below and let us know.


The Black Sea Storm will be without their Portuguese right-back Joao Pereira for over a month.
Trabzonspor have started off the second half of the season with two losses already. They lost 4-2 at home against league leaders Istanbul Basaksehir on Sunday evening, during which Joao Pereira was stretchered off after picking up an injury in the 44th minute of the clash.
The Super Lig club released an official statement today revealing the extent of the injury; the 34-year-old has suffered a broken metatarsal in his left foot.
According to the statement published on their website, the former Portugal international will be sidelined for 6 to 8 weeks as he recovers from the injury.


Aerie Pharmaceuticals (NSDQ:AERI) has priced an underwritten public offering of $75 million in shares of its common stock.
The Irvine, Calif.-based company also plans to grant underwriters a 30-day option to buy up to $11.3 million in shares of common stock.
Aerie reported that it plans to use the net proceeds from the offering to fund U.S. commercialization programs for its eye drugs, Rhopressa and Roclatan, as well as support development for its products in the pipeline.
The company is also reportedly working to build its own manufacturing plant in Ireland.
Aerie won an early FDA nod for its glaucoma drug, Rhopressa, in December last year. The FDA was slated to make a decision about the company's eye drops in February.
Aerie's next product, Roclatan, combines Rhopressa with the generic latanoprost. The company plans to submit that drug for approval with the FDA in Q2 of 2018.


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Kherf (, also Romanized as Kharaf) is a village in Markiyeh Rural District, Mirza Kuchek Janghli District, Sowme'eh Sara County, Gilan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 116, in 36 families.

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Populated places in Sowme'eh Sara County

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Конрад Гупфер (; 27 жовтня 1911, Альтдорф — 10 квітня 1944, Чернівці) — німецький офіцер, оберстлейтенант вермахту (1944, посмертно). Кавалер Лицарського хреста Залізного хреста з дубовим листям.

Біографія
В 1930 році вступив на службу в рейхсвер. Наприкінці 1938 року призначений командиром 10-ї роти 72-го піхотного полку 46-ї піхотної дивізії. Учасник Польської і Французької кампаній, а також Німецько-радянської війни. Відзначився під час взяття Перекопа і в боях у Криму, у тому числі при взятті Севастополя. З кінця 1941 року — командир 1-го батальйону свого полку. Наприкінці 1943 і на початку 1944 року деякий час виконував обов'язки командира свого полку. З 1944 року — командир 21-го гренадерського полку 17-ї піхотної дивізії. Загинув у бою. Військова могила Гупфера була знищена комуністами. Станом на 2019 рік його останки не знайдені.

Нагороди

 Медаль «За вислугу років у Вермахті» 4-го класу (4 роки)
 Медаль «У пам'ять 13 березня 1938 року»
 Медаль «У пам'ять 1 жовтня 1938 року»
 Залізний хрест
 2-го класу (20 вересня 1939)
 1-го класу (8 червня 1940)
 Штурмовий піхотний знак в сріблі
 Лицарський хрест Залізного хреста з дубовим листям
 лицарський хрест (21 вересня 1941)
 дубове листя (№126; 28 жовтня 1942)
 Німецький хрест в золоті (14 червня 1942)
 Медаль «За зимову кампанію на Сході 1941/42»
 Нагрудний знак «За поранення» в сріблі

Література

 Залесский К. А. Железный крест. Самая известная военная награда Второй мировой войны. — М.: Яуза-пресс, 2007. — 4000 экз. — ISBN 978-5-903339-37-2
 Patzwall K., Scherzer V. Das Deutsche Kreuz 1941-1945, Geschichte und Inhaber Band II, Verlag Klaus D. Patzwall, Norderstedt, 2001, ISBN 3-931533-45-X
 THOMAS, FRANZ & WEGMANN, GÜNTER, Die Eichenlaubträger 1940-1945, Biblio-Verlag, 1997.

Учасники Другої світової війни з Німеччини
Загинули в боях Німецько-радянської війни
Поховані в Україні
Люди, поховання яких втрачені


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Zámek Kroměříž → Olomouc Archdiocesan Museum
Olomouc Archdiocesan Museum
Physical difficulty: Easy
Length: up to 60 min
Wheelchair accessibility: Yes
The Archdiocesan Museum is housed in the renovated buildings of the chapter deanery at Wenceslas Square in Olomouc. The tour includes the Romanesque Bishop's Palace (formerly known as the Přemyslid Palace) and the Chapel of St. Barbara.
The sightseeing of the renovated buildings is a unique experience of its own. They demonstrate the architectural and artistic progress at the site of the so-called Olomouc castle on Wenceslas hill throughout the last millennium - from the remains of the royal palace through the high Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance periods to the late Baroque and Rococo interiors.
The permanent exhibition of the Museum introduces the visitors the spiritual culture of the Olomouc Archdiocese. A picture gallery shows marvelous paintings collected by Olomouc bishops since the 16th century. A concert hall called "Mozarteum" is part of the premises – the name was chosen to commemorate the stay of the famous composer at this place.
The core of the Olomouc Archdiocesan Museum is the former residence of Olomouc capitular deans to which, in the course of the centuries, other buildings were added. The land for the construction of the deanery in the area of the ducal castle was given to the capitular dean Bartholomew in 1267 by King Ottokar II of Bohemia.
The early Gothic burgravery was completely rebuilt in 1524 and after the demise of Olomouc castle in the 16th century the palace building of the burgravery was connected to the adjacent capitular deanery. The Baroque reconstruction was completed in the middle of the 18th century.
The initiator of the last reconstruction in a historical style was Dean Robert Lichnovský (1868 - 1879). The work was supervised by architect Franz Kottas, who remodeled the interiors of the deanery (in particular the Crest Hall and St. Barbora's Chapel), rebuilt the loggia in the central part of the main wall and restored the facing wall of the carriage house.
The whole museum complex underwent a complex conservation reconstruction from 1998 to 2006. Part of the project of the Prague architectural office HŠH architekti was, besides building offices, depositories, a photo studio and a refinishing workshop, the reconstruction of the building of the capitular deanery and its functional link to the Romanesque episcopal palace. HŠH architekti are the authors of the design of the architectural form of the permanent exhibition of the Archdiocesan Museum.
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It's no secret that I haven't been very productive lately. But, it is the time of year for art auction and I usually try to participate when I can. (I have a hard time with the word "No").
I agreed to donate to a particular one and then quickly realized that I have such a depleted inventory and the little one is using all my creative juices. So, before I went out of town I found this 10x10 encaustic that I had started in the spring. Great, a few tweaks and it will be ready to go.
When I headed into the studio this morning - my mother's garage - my encaustic work table had been cleared of supplies and stored away to be replaced with new ceiling tiles for Mom's basement. oh crap....Well I believe what I said was a bit more foul and imaginative than that. (I guess that's what I get for not being in the studio much this month.) Then there is the problem that the painting needs to be picked up at noon, and it is now 9:30am.
I bring the painting, one clay tool and a razor back to my house. Then realize that my office which has been taken apart to begin the nursery is scattered all over, and I need to print out my bio, and auction form. Hmmm...so I quickly throw together an office on my kitchen table with my power book and printer. I pull out the encaustic painting on the other end of the table and begin to make my tweaks. Here is the result. I rather like it, thankfully. And I delivered the painting on time. Whew!!!
Now I am feeling a bit inspired I hope they get the ceiling done soon, and maybe I can make some more artwork!!


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Issa calls for feds to add hearing on San Onofre
San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station
By Rob Nikolewski
North County Congressman Darrell Issa wants the U.S. Department of Energy to add a Southern California site to its list of cities hosting public forums on nuclear waste storage.
"With the San Onofre nuclear facility at the front of Southern Californians' minds, it makes zero sense that the Department of Energy wouldn't seek to hear from us on how to address nuclear waste storage and disposal," Issa, (R-Vista) said in a statement Tuesday.
Controversial plans to store more than 3.6 million pounds of high-level waste at the now-shuttered San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station along the Pacific Ocean have raised fears and spurred protests from some of the more than 8 million people who live in the region.
Last month the Department of Energy announced it was launching an eight-city tour across the country to develop what DOE called "a consent-based approach to siting that is fair and reflective of public input."
Sacramento was selected as the only city on the West Coast, prompting Issa to send a letter Tuesday to DOE Secretary Ernest Moniz, to "respectfully request you add an additional public meeting" near the San Onofre facility.
The Sacramento meeting is set for April 26.
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista.
A DOE spokesman confirmed the agency had received the letter and is reviewing it.
David Victor, chairman of the Community Engagement Panel, which acts as a liaison between the public and the various interests at SONGS, said he'd like to see a Southern California site added to the DOE listening tour.
"I think the more input to DOE, the better," Victor told the Union-Tribune.
Victor has been calling for federal action on what's called "consolidated interim storage" for nuclear waste and Issa is a co-sponsor of legislation on Capitol Hill promoting the effort.
With plans for a huge underground storage facility at Yucca Mountain in Nevada scrapped, spent nuclear fuel is being stored at various sites across the country on an indefinite basis.
Under a system of consolidated interim storage, sites would be built on dozens of isolated locations like the desert where multiple plants could deposit waste.
Victor said DOE should not just hear from areas that may eventually store or transport nuclear waste "but it's also crucially important that DOE get input from communities that want to get spent fuel out of their communities. The San Onofre communities are really at the top of that list."
Donna Gilmore, a San Clemente resident who hosts a website sharply critical of SONGS management, and the facility's majority stakeholder, Southern California Edison, said, "the more meetings the better."
But Gilmore said her chief concern is the safety of the canisters on the SONGS site.
"These canisters could start leaking before you could even get it out of here," she said.
SONGS officials insist the canisters are safe.
Last October, the California Coastal Commission approved a site permit to store the waste in concrete casks within 125 feet of a seawall and the beach on a low-lying plain.
Companies in West Texas and eastern New Mexico have been discussed as possible contenders to take the SONGS waste but those facilities still need to pass through the painstaking approval process, which takes years.
Many who live near SONGS have called for moving the waste as soon as possible but without DOE or legislative action, it cannot be moved.
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San Diego attorney wants to send utilities CEOs to jail if they lie about wildfire prevention measures
Michael Aguirre wants to add language to the Public Utilities Code
UC San Diego professor: Recent closing of US coal power plants has saved 26,610 lives
Study also estimates more than a half-billion bushels of crops have been saved
Improper letter delays vote on huge SDG&E gas pipeline project
Letter delivered during 'quiet period' when groups are not allowed to comment
Gasoline prices have not gone up despite tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Why?
'It's a different world today,' as oil supplies are plentiful and demand is lower for now
San Diego sues SDG&E for $35.6M over water project
Dispute over infrastructure involving the city's $1.4 billion Pure Water San Diego recycling project heads to court


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Sticking to domestic vacation spots is certainly not a bad idea, especially when there are so many affordable and diverse options to choose from. Here are 5 locations right in our own backyard where you can spend less and still enjoy all that the city has to offer.
Budget travelers will find that the Big Easy is a hidden gem when it comes to affordable places to visit in the U.S. This is significantly due to the fact that the most fascinating things to do in this city are free. From people watching in the French Quarter to live music on Frenchman Street, you can spend an entire afternoon enjoying the culture of this city without breaking the bank. You can also find beautiful hotels starting around $100 a night and tons of local deals at restaurants including SoBou and Commander's Palace where martinis are just 25 cents each when you order lunch.
To start with, flights to Atlanta are usually very affordable since its airport is a major hub for domestic and international flights. But beyond that, Hotlanta offers affordable dining options throughout the city as well as ample activities that don't cost a fortune. Ponce City Market's rooftop amusement park offers games, mini golf and a stunning view of the city with an impressive $10 cost of admission. The High Museum, with more than 15,000 works of art in its permanent collection, also offers free admission the second Sunday of each month.
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Baltimore tops the list due to its booming art scene and its reasonably priced gourmet restaurants. The city has dozens of historic churches, libraries, and monuments that are, of course, free to visit and art lovers will be thoroughly impressed by the caliber and volume of artwork in the cities' top museums including American Visionary Art Museum and the Baltimore Museum of Art. The Cylburn Arboretum is also free and open to the public year-round.
Many of the best things to do in Flagstaff take place outdoors, making this a budget and adventure traveler's paradise. According to travel.usnews.com, built along the railroad track – and what would become Route 66 – the Historic Downtown and Railroad District is a pedestrian-friendly area filled with historic 1900s-era buildings that have been converted to shops. There are also numerous hiking trails and eco-tours of the desert countryside and iconic red rocks.
After decades of stagnancy, Detroit is making a comeback with small local-run businesses, stylish hotels, and a noteworthy food and drink scene. As the city works to rebuild its reputation and draw in tourists, you will find some incredibly affordable options from hotels, to restaurants and even sporting events. While there, be sure to check out Takoi for their weekly happy hour that boasts $8 Thai-fried chicken sandwiches and $7 cocktail specials. The Siren hotel located on Broadway Street also offers rooms starting around $160 in a stylish and trendy venue.
Sedona, Arizona Should Be On Your Travel To-Do List. Here's Why.