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Feature #752
mySQL auth
This patch allows lighttpd to authenticate users against mySQL DBbr
NOTE: Only basic auth is implemented. Passwords are stored as MD5 hash in DB
br" class="external">lighttpd-1.4.11-mysql_auth.patch</a>
tar xzvf lighttpd-1.4.11.tar.gz # (unpack source) patch -p0 < lighttpd-1.4.11-mysql_auth.patch # (apply patch) cd lighttpd-1.4.11 ./configure --with-mysql # (add more options if you want) make make install
make mysql db and user (read mySQL doc's if you don't know how)br
import lighttpd-1.4.11-mysql_auth.sql
open lighttpd.conf and addbr
(be sure that you comment out any other auth - according to lighttpd docs)
auth.backend = "mysql" auth.backend.mysql.host = "localhost" auth.backend.mysql.user = "db_user" auth.backend.mysql.pass = "db_pass" auth.backend.mysql.db = "db_name" auth.backend.mysql.port = "0" # (for default port 0, always needed) auth.backend.mysql.socket = "" # (for default leave blank, always needed) auth.backend.mysql.users_table = "users_table" auth.backend.mysql.col_user = "col_name_username" auth.backend.mysql.col_pass = "col_name_password" # (md5 hash of password) auth.backend.mysql.col_realm = "col_realm_name"
configure lighttpd to use it (same as every other auth)
auth.require = ( "/some_path" => ( "method" => "basic", "realm" => "some_realm", "require" => "some_user", ) )
start lighttpd
test & Njoy
P.S. patch include more complicated setup with separate table for domains.
If you are interested please contact with me to obtain more information.
Bugs, Patches and Suggestions
Send me E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
original version is located here
-- drJeckyll
Related issues
Associated revisions
[mod_auth] mod_authn_mysql.c MySQL auth backend (fixes #752, fixes #1845)
(automatically load mod_authn_mysql with mod_auth for compatibility with
existing config usage via patches in various distros, e.g. FreeBSD)
"mySQL auth"
"MySQL Digest Authentication"
Updated by Anonymous over 12 years ago
nihiasebe i privet vam vsem
-- nihiasebe
Updated by Anonymous about 12 years ago
Is there a patch to the current version 1.4.18? I tried it myself to merge the 1.4.11-patch to this version, but it didn't work...
-- johann
Updated by Anonymous almost 12 years ago
This patch work fine for me> johann.
But i think this patch has SQL Injection probrem.
i think it should use mysql_real_escape_string().
such as attached file.
but i think this version still has a probrem.
i think all of MySQL related lines should be in #ifdef HAVE_MYSQL ... #endif.
Sorry i could not resolve this probrem.
i read ldap related lines. i think there are many ldap line at outside ifdef. i can't understand it. sorry.
-- taguchi
Updated by Anonymous almost 12 years ago
Thanks for your reply. I will try the patch on this weekend (if there is time to).
If i got my lighty running with mysql-auth, ill try to add mysql_real_escape_string() but C is not even rudimental my preferred language :)
Best regards,
-- johann
Updated by Anonymous over 11 years ago
Sorry, for the late response:
I tried the latest patch, but it doesnt worked for me. Patching and build was fine, but on restart after configuration, i got:
2008-03-21 14:27:37: (plugin.c.165) dlopen() failed for: /usr/lib/lighttpd/mod_auth.so /usr/lib/lighttpd/mod_auth.so: undefined symbol: mysql_query 2008-03-21 14:27:37: (server.c.621) loading plugins finally failed
The System is a Gentoo Linux with mysql installed and mysql-support in lighttpd.
Sorry, but atm i have no time to dig deeper...
-- johann
Updated by stbuehler over 11 years ago
Looks like the module is not linked against mysql; so you either need to fix the Makefile.am or load the mysql-vhost module before mod_auth so mysql is already loaded
Updated by Anonymous over 11 years ago
DrJeckyll's latest patch made my 1.4.19 segfault, so I've here's my version, based on the one by Taguchi.
I've also added support for digest authentication, in which the 'password' field should look like this:
This is easy to use when you create a MySQL view:
CREATE VIEW digest AS SELECT username AS username, MD5(CONCAT(username,':',realm,':',password)) AS password, realm AS realm FROM auth
Updated by Anonymous about 11 years ago
-- Sandra Dekkers <dekkers.sandra
Updated by Ben. about 10 years ago
Does it work with 1.4.23 as well?
Are the bugs and security issues fixed?
Thanks for input.
Updated by Zolen about 10 years ago
I edit and test patch for 1.4.23.
Updated by wica over 8 years ago
I have edit (changed 1.4.23 to 1.4.28) and tested the patch 03_all_lighttpd-1.4.23-mysql_auth.diff for lighttpd-1.4.28
And it looks oke :)
Ps. patch works fine with the ubuntu packages in 10.04 LTS
Updated by wica over 8 years ago
wica wrote:
I have edit (changed 1.4.23 to 1.4.28) and tested the patch 03_all_lighttpd-1.4.23-mysql_auth.diff for lighttpd-1.4.28
And it looks oke :)
Ps. patch works fine with the ubuntu packages in 10.04 LTS ( lighttpd-1.4.26 )
Updated by lordbone over 7 years ago
- Target version set to 1.4.x
Compiling the 1.4.28 patch against the current lighty version (1.4.31) doesn't seem to work.
1.4.28 - works! (tested)
1.4.29 - works! (tested)
1.4.30 - breaks compile (tested)
1.4.31 - breaks compile (tested)
http_auth.c: In function 'http_auth_basic_password_compare': http_auth.c:987:24: error: 'MD5_CTX' undeclared (first use in this function) http_auth.c:987:24: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in http_auth.c:987:32: error: expected ';' before 'Md5Ctx' http_auth.c:991:24: warning: implicit declaration of function 'MD5_Init' http_auth.c:991:34: error: 'Md5Ctx' undeclared (first use in this function) http_auth.c:992:24: warning: implicit declaration of function 'MD5_Update' http_auth.c:993:24: warning: implicit declaration of function 'MD5_Final'
Taking a look at the changelog, I've spotted this:
[mod_auth] Fix signedness error in http_auth (CVE-2011-4362)
Any1 want to take a shot at writing a patch for 1.4.x ?
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Related to Feature #687: mysql support in mod_auth added
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
- Category changed from core to mod_auth
- Assignee deleted (
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Related to deleted (Feature #687: mysql support in mod_auth)
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Has duplicate Feature #687: mysql support in mod_auth added
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Related to Feature #1057: Auth using database added
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Related to deleted (Feature #1057: Auth using database)
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Has duplicate Feature #1057: Auth using database added
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
moo noted in #1057: db querying is not async, [...] why not make fcgi app for this?
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
- Related to Feature #1845: MySQL Digest Authentication added
Updated by gstrauss over 3 years ago
FYI: FreeBSD has a set of patches at https://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports/head/www/lighttpd/files/ for auth with mysql
Updated by gstrauss about 3 years ago
Updated by gstrauss about 3 years ago
- Target version changed from 1.4.x to 1.4.42
Updated by gstrauss about 3 years ago
- Status changed from New to Fixed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
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Absolutely the best carrot cake ever, hands down!!!
Mix sugar, vegetable oil and eggs until a creamy consistency. Add in flour, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon, salt, grated carrots and nuts. Mix well and pour into cake pan of your choice.
Bake at 350 for 40-45 minutes.
Cool on a wire rack.
For frosting, beat ingredients until smooth. Spread over cooled cake.
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|Serving Size: 1 Serving (264g)
|Recipe Makes: 10 Servings
|Calories: 621
|Calories from Fat: 334 (54%)
|Amt Per Serving
|Total Fat 37.1g
|49 %
|Saturated Fat 7.4g
|37 %
|Monounsaturated Fat 19.5g
|Polyunsanturated Fat 8.6g
|Cholesterol 26.7mg
|8 %
|Sodium 13860.7mg
|478 %
|Potassium 307.5mg
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|20 %
|Dietary Fiber 2.8g
|11 %
|Sugars, other 64.3g
|Protein 8g
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Aged care home hosts fair to support Bourke Street FundApril 5, 2017
Regis aged care home in Blackburn held a Community Fair to raise money for the Bourke Street Fund supporting families who lost loved ones during the tragedy. Regis Blackburn welcomed families, friends and community…Read more
Meet 'Bill' a musical soul living in aged careApril 5, 2017
Bill Flynn, a resident at Regis Sandgate-Musgrave recently agreed to an interview to impart some wisdom, some history, and some of his passion for music…Read more
Aged care residents find their own rhythmApril 4, 2017
Victorian aged care facility Regis Shenley Manor has found a musical way to spend mornings with an interactive music session held at the facility on a monthly basis. The session starts off with the facilitator…Read more
Residents get creative with self expression, exploring new image-making abilitiesApril 3, 2017
Residents at aged care facility Regis North Fremantle embrace self expression with a new arts lifestyle program designed to explore emotions through artistic expression.Read more
Meet Amy one of Regis' in-home support carers giving backApril 3, 2017
Amy Stewart is one of Regis' Home Support Workers in our newly launched service in Cairns (QLD). As someone who personally knows the importance of receiving in-home care for a loved one, Amy is now ready to give back…Read more
Aged care residents dance their way to Italian FiestaApril 2, 2017
Every second Wednesday Regis Ringwood aged care home welcomes residents, families, staff and local Italian community members to the dance floor. The theme is an Italian Fiesta style event with traditional folk music, vibrant dance moves and palpable jubilation from attendees.Read more
Music to Regis' earsApril 1, 2017
Residents at Regis Wynnum were enthralled watching a performance from Ormiston Pipe & Drum Band at a mini-concert held at the aged care facility last month…Read more
Batik Painting Workshop Comes to Aged Care Facility in DarwinMarch 29, 2017
Aged care residents at Regis Tiwi in Darwin were treated to a workshop to learn the painting style of Batik…Read more
Redlynch aged care home creates a new program for dementia careMarch 29, 2017
Regis has a new initiative, enhancing aged care living in the Dementia Specific Unit at Regis Redlynch. Redlynch offers a variety of aged care lifestyle programs for residents and they recently embarking on a journey…Read more
Aged care residents break out the green for St Patrick's DayMarch 21, 2017
Regis residents around Australia celebrated St Patrick's Day with a mix of Irish music, traditional nibbles and Guinness.Read more
Aged care resident Mrs Lam shares her experience at Regis HurstvilleMarch 14, 2017
Ying Lam has been a resident at Regis Hurstville since March 2016. In the past 12 months, we have seen this determined and optimistic woman grow stronger, which shows that age isn't a barrier to living a full life…Read more
Contemporary Aged Care Living in the heart of AdelaideMarch 1, 2017
Our new contemporary 100 place aged care facility will reopen as a Regis Club Services facility in April 2017. Regis began redevelopment on Regis Kingswood in October 2015…Read more
Regis aged care home welcomes a soulful café to Whitfield facilityFebruary 27, 2017
Regis Whitfield in Cairns Queensland is a beautiful contemporary aged care facility. Providing all the comforts of modern care with one unique aspect, the aged care facility features…Read more
Animals provide companionship to residents in Regis aged care facilitiesFebruary 23, 2017
Our aged care homes have always welcomed friendly animals to help bring joy and reduce anxiety and stress in our resident's daily lives. Volunteers generously give their time…Read more
Regis facility in Embleton welcomes TV American Restoration starsFebruary 23, 2017
Regis Embleton resident Steve Ruthven was left speechless when TV stars Rick and Kelly Dale from the hit TV show "American Restoration", paid him a surprise visit…Read more
Aged care residents jubilantly celebrate Chinese New YearFebruary 20, 2017
This month Regis aged care facilities celebrated the Chinese New Year with events typifying traditional Chinese cultural celebrations…Read more
Regis to work with first intergenerational care facility in MelbourneFebruary 7, 2017
In what will be a first for aged care in the Southern Hemisphere, Smile on Seniors has announced plans to build a revolutionary new intergeneration centre in Melbourne…Read more
Regis North Fremantle – A Proud Finalist in Western Australia Heritage Award 2017February 2, 2017
Regis is proud to announce our North Fremantle aged care facility (formerly Hillcrest) is a finalist in the Western Australian Heritage Award 2017. The Hillcrest residence was redesigned by Regis Aged Care…Read more
Aussie wildlife visit aged care residents at Regis MacleodFebruary 2, 2017
To celebrate Australia Day Regis Macleod aged care facility had a visit from Vince at Aussie Wildlife Displays who brought along a fascinating selection of…Read more
Art Therapy at Regis BrightonJanuary 25, 2017
Residents in the dementia specific unit at Regis Brighton learn how to improve their concentration through painting mandala circles. The word "mandala" comes from the classic Indian language of Sanskrit, meaning "circle."Read more
New Regis Home Care Services Eastern Metro Melbourne & CairnsJanuary 24, 2017
Regis is one of Australia's largest aged care providers with 53 facilities nationally. Our focus has always been to provide high quality aged care services and we have gained a vast amount of expertise in this area.Read more
Bestselling Author Visits RegisJanuary 23, 2017
Residents at our aged care facility, Regis Gatton were delighted to welcome one of Amazon's bestselling authors last week. C.T. Mitchell is an acclaimed author of mystery, thriller and suspense novels.Read more
A Season of Festivities at RegisDecember 20, 2016
Our Regis residents', staff, resident families, volunteers and local communities celebrated the festive season with eclectic Christmas events held at Regis facilities across Australia. Our amazing lifestyle staff organised…Read more
Regis National Awards 2016 continuedDecember 12, 2016
Outstanding Carer Award Winner Angela. Good carers can be found everywhere however Angela truly amazes visitors, staff and families.Read more
Awarding Excellence & Compassion Regis National Staff Awards 2016December 12, 2016
Each year Regis recognises and celebrates the outstanding contribution our employees make every day with the Regis National Staff Awards. This year there was an outstanding response with a record of over 1200 nominations.Read more
Regis East Malvern Celebrates with Opening CeremonyNovember 18, 2016
The official opening of our new aged care facility Regis East Malvern took place Thursday, 27 October. The cocktail event took place within the huge gallery foyer of the superb state-of-the-art residence.Read more
A Man of Culinary Passion & SkillOctober 26, 2016
Sabu is a man on a mission, a mission that showcases passion and dedication to the mastery of gastronomy. His seven year journey with Regis has seen him come full circle…Read more
Music Therapy – A New Outlook for Dementia Care ResidentsOctober 6, 2016
Music Memories is a Therapy program launched by Regis Aged Care earlier this year. It focuses on improving a resident's mood and behaviour with individualised music programs designed to evoke positive memories…Read more
Regis Insight Newsletter September – 2016September 12, 2016
Our 2016 September edition of Regis Insight newsletter is now available online. Featuring our latest resident news as well as updates about our acquisitions, new developments…Read more
Regis East Malvern Opening 30 AugustAugust 16, 2016
Regis' new luxury aged care facility will open 30th August, 2016. Regis East Malvern is a contemporary 5 star aged care facility located in the leafy suburb of East Malvern. Designed by leading Melbourne-based architect Smith+Tracey, it boasts luxury modern suites…Read more
A Special Performance for MumAugust 12, 2016
World renowned conductor and violinist for the Johann Strauss Ensemble, Russell McGregor performed a special concert at Regis Armadale on Wednesday 27th July. The residents were delighted by…Read more
Telehealth Project – Video conferencing comes to Aged CareJuly 19, 2016
As part of a joint project with eHealth, Regis' has launched the Telehealth Project- a new 2 year pilot project aimed at reducing…Read more
Regis North Fremantle – Open Day 14 JulyJuly 6, 2016
Regis North Fremantle located in Western Australia will open in doors on Thursday, 14 July. This new state-of-the-art aged care facility provides a range of Club Services while catering to…Read more
Regis Insight Newsletter – June 2016June 20, 2016
Our 2016 June edition of Regis Insight newsletter is now available online. Featuring our latest resident news as well as updates about our acquisitions, new developments, and events at Regis Aged Care facilities nationally.Read more
Welcome to Masonic Care QueenslandJune 1, 2016
Regis would like to welcome to Masonic Care Queensland. With 900 staff across multiple sites, this acquisition sees Regis expand significantly in Queensland…Read more
Regis welcomes North FremantleMay 16, 2016
Regis Aged Care welcomes North Fremantle. The opening of the redeveloped state-of-the-art facility sees Regis offering 109 Club Services beds to the local community…Read more
Regis Celebrates International Nurses DayMay 12, 2016
Our International Nurses Day celebrations on the 12th May was a fantastic success across Regis. As part of the event, a competition was held for the most creatively decorated nurse's station and all sites certainly put the panel of…Read more
Regis Caboolture Official OpeningApril 27, 2016
Regis Caboolture hosted an Official Opening for the completion of the 64-bed extension. Complete with a new café, hair salon, cinema and library, the Mewett Street facility…Read more
Regis Lakeside has a new valued member of the family, PAROApril 13, 2016
Regis Lakeside has a new valued member of the family, PARO. This robotic seal or 'carebot' as they are commonly referred to was first introduced on a trial basis…Read more
Regis 2015 National Staff Awards- Congratulations to our finalistsNovember 28, 2015
The 6th National Staff Awards ceremony was held Friday 27th November 2015 which recognise the combined skills, energy and efforts of its staff in twelve categories and encourage excellence and outstanding performance in line with business objectives and values…Read more
2015 National Staff Awards- finalists announcedNovember 9, 2015
I am pleased to announce the finalists in this year's National Staff Awards. An outstanding response for 2015 saw a record 762 nominations submitted from staff, residents and resident's families. From the entries received, our independent judging panels have chosen the finalists…Read more
Minister attends Art Therapy book launch at Regis Shenley ManorOctober 1, 2015
The MP for Hawthorn, John Pesutto, attended the Art Therapy book launch at Regis Shenley Manor in Camberwell, Victoria. The art featured in the book showcased resident talent with the creative concept by resident John Sweet…Read more
Regis Healthcare Annual Report 2015 Now AvailableSeptember 30, 2015
The Regis Healthcare Limited Annual Report 2015 is now available in the Investor Centre section of this website under Publications…Read more
Regis Aged Care Declines Participation in Online Review ForumsJune 12, 2015
Regis chooses not to participate in any online review forums of aged care providers as these forums can be unregulated, inaccurate and open to interference by providers…Read more


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Using Customer Personas to align Marketing and SalesMarketers don't understand analytics and their efforts hardly produce qualified leads. Sales people are lazy and miss opportunities by poorly nurturing leads. Does this sort of finger-pointing sound familiar to you? Most organizations (both large and small) suffer from wasted hours and loss of ROI through lack of marketing-sales alignment. This article will explore how marketing and sales teams might better work together by sharing a common view of leads and collectively aligning goals towards customer conversion.When nurturing leads and moving them into the sales pipeline, it's crucial for both the marketing and sales teams to have a clear picture of lead behavior. This requires detailed and easily shareable data. Emails sent to leads (both by sales and marketing), web pages visited, social media activity, phone calls, automation rules and responses generated — all of this collective activity should be stored in the CRM. If lead data isn't stored in the CRM, the sales team can't have a clear picture of how to move forward. For example, a duplicated effort or poorly timed email might totally negate a month of subtle marketing efforts. In short, both marketing and sales need to have a mutual understanding of who are the qualified (or potentially sales-ready) leads.The terms Sales-Qualified Lead (SQL) and Marketing-Qualified Lead (MQL) are used respectively to determine the defining parameters of when a lead is sales-ready and how a lead is passed on to the sales team. This way of grouping leads helps marketing and sales teams easily align their goals and also track performance and conversion rates.When it comes to the nitty-gritty of lead nurturing and client acquisition, the potential of automation can't be understated. Marketers can create automation rules that tangibly assist sales efforts. For example, drip campaigns can be used to educate and nurture cold-leads, prepping them for the eventual sales pitch. Another example is to provide an automated email follow-up for interested leads addressed by a member of the sales team.A useful tool for creating effective automation rules for lead groups is through creating Customer Personas. Different lead types act differently to marketing and sales efforts than others. For example, some leads are really responsive to thought leadership (CEOs for instance), while others are turned off by this sort of brand evangelism. One of the goals of marketers should be to study the analytics in order to group leads into Customer Personas. This action would help give the sales team a better idea of the lead types they will be dealing with. Demographic information, research into industrial psychology and corporate behavior, and measuring responses to marketing and sales efforts all go into determining Customer Personas.Connecting the data gathered through lead nurturing and automation to a CRM system is key to translating marketing efforts into sales success. Coming up with Customer Personas that can be mutually understood and communicated between marketing and sales teams is a useful system for predicting how leads will interact with sales people. In short, both marketers and sales people have to start taking collective responsibility when it comes to managing leads and converting them into clients.
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Rustic Sausage Lentil Stew
This week our toddler Madeline added the word 'brrr' (accompanied by exaggerated shivers) to her vocabulary. What frigid chill inspired this? When we got up yesterday morning in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, it was 69 °F (21 °C)...serious cold in her Caribbean world. In the spirit of enjoying this cooler weather, Rebecca requested a hearty lentil stew with the local sausage we had on hand. This Rustic Sausage Lentil Stew is straightforward to make and easy to adapt. This stew avoids the thick heaviness of many traditional lentil stews by using green French lentils that remain whole and al dente during cooking. While hearty, the stew is surprisingly light and bright.


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Creates outerwear for women that is defined by clean lines, muted colours and structured silhouettes.
Brings the newest technologies into a functional and minimalist Scandinavian design.
Crystal Rainbow is a Danish brand founded by Lea Folmann Maarup in 2016.
Her vision is to bright the streets with an outerwear brand, that can handle the extreme Scandinavian weather and make everyday more enjoyable.


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Looking for something sweet in Hobart? Try Honey Badger Dessert Cafe in Salamanca Square. We made this confession via Instagram: we indulged in a Blonde Panookie.
Honey Badger Dessert Cafe
What's a panookie, you may well ask. In this case it's a chocolate chip and peanut butter cookie baked in a serving pan. Ours came with marshmallow, orange blossom fairy floss, caramel fudge ice cream and salted caramel beads. It was totally delicious, as it sounds and looks!
There's other varieties of panookie on the dessert menu, all sinfully decadent. Someone asked if our photo represented a serving for just one person, to which we replied… yes!
Oh My Pumpkin Dessert
To show appropriate due diligence, we also sampled something healthy from the dessert menu. Well, it was called "Oh My Pumpkin" and was sweetened with organic coconut sugar, so that's gotta be healthy, right?
Coffee and Hot Chocolate: Salamanca Square
We also had coffee and hot chocolate, just to round out the event. Gavin enjoyed the coffee so much, he went back for seconds. Lots of people head to Honey Badger Dessert Cafe after meals at other Salamanca restaurants, but we tend to eat an entire meal in the one place. Our research was conducted on a Sunday afternoon, so we could escape the weeds in our garden. The place was jumping, but the service was quick and the meals delicious!
Honey Badger Dessert Cafe is located at 7 Salamanca Square in Hobart, not far from Mezethes Greek Restaurant. Phone (03) 6109 4943 for details or follow Honey Badger Dessert Cafe on Facebook.
The folks from Honey Badger often include #ThinkTasmania on their Instagram photos, and we thank them for that. So too does the social media manager from Maldini Restaurant, which is also awesome. It's great to see what's new and inviting to eat.
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'Better by Design', Dr. Joerg Colberg for the British Journal of Photography
Author: Jörg Colberg
21 Mar 2012
In the most basic terms, they are simply books made up of photographs, but of course there's much more to the photobook than that. Typically they are carefully edited and sequenced, and the selection of the photographs, and their order, are crucial to whatever story is being told. But there's another crucial element that's too often ignored – the design.
Over the past few decades, photobook design has become an integral part of telling the story. Classics such as Walker Evans' American Photographs used a very straightforward design: blank pages and picture pages alternating with very little text, if any. In contrast, contemporary photobooks have come to embrace the many different ways in which the design of a book – the graphic design as well as its actual physical properties – can help shape the message. The following books are some of the most striking examples I have come across.
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Infinity Alive APK Download - Free RPG game for Android
Infinity Alive is a 3D role-playing game – online action. You can play games even without a network connection. You can go, run or move, and the game is always active. A simple, fun action RPG for everyone. You will uncover the Unstoppable System to grow your heroic strength. You need to upgrade and collect items. The items are divided into 6 parts including weapons, wings. You need to change the sponsorship capacity to equip and set up your equipment set. You need to look at the skill sign combination and learn more than 30 different abilities, combining and participating in combat. Many items are sealed capacity, and you need to collect a variety of artifacts. You will be able to choose between multiple heroes and use their accumulated experience to collect special passive powers. You can move freely between the past and the future to survive and discover many interesting things. The game also has a lot of interesting mini games for you to collect the various goods needed.
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This project deals with inventory management for The Client, a major player in Alberta?s recently deregulated electrical utilities industry. The company currently holds in excess of $15 million in spare parts inventory between three power generation facilities in Mid-Western Alberta. These inventory items are used to service the generation facilities, and so are critical to the continued operation of the company. Nonetheless, the company wants to release some capital from its inventory investment by simply reducing inventory levels. The stochastic consumption of spare-parts inventory makes the possibility of stockouts a very real threat. The goal of this project, then, is to 'right-size' inventories such that the total level of inventory held can be reduced while not exposing the company to the risk of stockouts, which can cost the company in the neighborhood of $1 million per hour if the generation facilities have to be such down. Obtaining this delicate balance is our objective.
The current inventory management system within The Client has many problems, not the least of which is the broad range of products. The variation in the value of inventory items held is quite staggering: they range from mere pennies per item to over $120,000 per item. Despite the various characteristics of the inventory items, such as the turnover ratio, price, and function of the items, all inventories are treated quite similarly within the system.
Our approach to rectifying the current inventory situation was to build a decision support system (DSS) that could simulate the consumption of various inventory items. Different minimum and maximum inventory levels could then be examined while the costs of such strategies were explicitly evaluated. The inputs of the system are cost measures such as the cost of carrying, ordering, and running out of inventory, as well as the historical consumption patterns of the inventory itself. The outputs are a fill rate, a breakdown of total costs, and an aggregate view of the tradeoff between holding too much inventory and the potential costs of holding too little on a per-product basis.


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£1bn Initiative to Promote the UK
A brand new marketing campaign has been set up by the British government to help the UK make the most out of the upcoming London 2012 Olympics. The budget for the campaign is speculated to be worth around £1bn and culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has stated that it must aim to be "the best tourism marketing plan that any Olympics host country has ever had". With the games set to cost the UK around £9bn, the campaign will hopefully ensure that the tourism revenue covers the initial costs.
The campaign will build on the lessons learnt from other large scale events such as the Olympics in Sydney and the World Cup. The government is aiming to create a lasting tourism legacy from hosting the game and keep visitors coming back to the UK even after the games have finished. The marketing campaign will focus on the many fantastic attractions and experiences that the UK offers from the history and culture to the spectacular countryside. By showcasing all that the UK offers culture secretary hopes that visitors will see that Britain is much more than just the base of the games.
The campaign is not just focusing on attracting overseas tourism, the tourism board is also hoping that the marketing initiative will encourage more UK holidaymakers to stay at home and enjoy what the country has to offer. Although the Olympics is the main event to take place in the UK during 2012, the Queens Diamond Jubilee coincides with the games and offers yet another fantastic reason for tourists to both visit and make the most out of what the UK offers.
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2018 EMBL Australia Postgraduate Symposium (EAPS) - Translational Research
28 - 30 november, translational research Institute, brisbane
Over 140 students focussed on the importance of translatability in basic scientific research and the tools and techniques available to turn basic science discoveries into practical solutions in health and the environment. It explored a range of areas, from cellular to systems biology, bioinformatics to neurobiology and virology to ecology.
Prominent scientists delivered inspiring presentations, including keynote speaker Professor Ian Frazer who discussed the creation of the HPV vaccine and key factors in building a successful career. Students also heard from other researchers including, Associate Professor Natalie Sims, Associate Professor Cedric Bardy, Associate Professor Tracy Ainsworth, Dr Glen Begley, Professor Jenny Martin and Dr Kim-Anh Le Cao.
Travel grants were awarded to 22 students and over the three days, students participated in 70 poster presentations, 21 extended oral presentations and 40 short oral presentations.
The following students received awards:
- Best oral presentation: Sunyuan Zhang
- Highly commended oral presentation: Harrison Madge
- Best poster presentation, session A: James Fraser
- Best poster presentation, session B: Ankit Shukla
- SciArt Competition Winner: Sabrina Oishi
This was the first year the symposium featured a Science Meets Arts Competition. Students were invited to submit an image that captured both the science and art behind their work. The competition was very successful, with a number of strong applications received.
Thank you to the researchers who motivated and encouraged the next generation of scientists through their presentations.
Thank you to the student committee, led by Jasmina Markulic, for their hard work in preparing for this event, and ensuring that EAPS 2018 was a success for all students, researchers and sponsors. Jasmina Markulic, Sandra Brosda, Raul Gonzalez Pech, Felicitas Vernen, Elise Matuzelski, John Salamon, Constanza Martínez, Catriona Nguyen-Robertson, Kate Smith, Terence Lee, Natasha Brohier, Annette Jacobsen and Gerard Pernes.
2017 EMBL Australia Postgraduate Symposium (EAPS) - Overcoming Chaos
29 November - 1 December, Garvan Institute, Sydney
The 4th annual EMBL Australia Postgraduate Symposium (EAPS) was held in late 2017, from 29 November to 1 December at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney.
Entitled 'Overcoming Chaos: Understanding Big Data and Complex Problems', the symposium focussed on the use of new technologies and techniques to conceptually and practically model both disease and the environment, with a focus on genomics and bioinformatics. Organised by a group of enterprising postgraduate students from across Australia, the symposium presented an exciting experience for young scientists embarking on careers in medical research.
The meeting included a range of plenary speakers, oral and poster presentations from students. Specifically, EAPS 2017 attracted a large number of high-calibre postgraduate students from all around Australia. Specifically, 126 students attended, with 76 poster presentations, 18 extended oral presentations, and 28 short oral presentations (Three Minute Thesis) given over the course of the three-day symposium.
The event attracted a number of leading national and international researchers who discussed their motivating research and inspiring career progression and generously doled out advice for the next generation of scientists. In addition to Professor James Whisstock (EMBL Australia Scientific Head) and Professor John Mattick (Executive Director of the Garvan Institute of Medical Research), EAPS 2017 hosted a range of keynote and plenary speakers. These included Dr Niklas Blomberg, Professor Leann Tilley, Dr Emma Sierecki, Dr Nic Waddell, Professor Terry Speed, Professor Geoff Faulkner, and Professor Grant McArthur.
In addition to 10 travel awards and 18 accommodation bursaries, there were also oral and poster presentation awards. This year, these awards were presented to:
- Best oral presentation: Kate Smith, Charles Sturt University, on the topic "The C-terminal 18 amino acid region of dengue virus ns5 regulates its subcellular localization and contains a conserved arginine residue essential for infectious virus production".
- Highly commended oral presentation: Carolina Salazar, the University of Melbourne, on the topic of "Genomics and organoids: developing therapeutic options for mucinous ovarian cancer".
- Best poster presentation, Session A: Madeleine Wheatley, Garvan Institute of Medical Research, on the topic of "Carfilzomib treatment targets both dormant and actively growing cells whilst preventing myeloma-induced bone loss".
- Best poster presentation, Session B: Thao Phuong Ho-Le, University of Technology, Sydney, on the topic of "Prediction of hip fracture in post-menopausal women using artificial neural network approach".
- Best Honours Poster: Stephanie Li, the Burnet Institute and the University of Melbourne, on the topic of "Epidemiological modelling to optimise resource allocation for HIV and tuberculosis in South Africa".
Congratulations to all the delegates, awardees, organisers and everyone involved with EAPS 2017. It was a remarkable effort from all involved! And a massive thank you to the student committee who worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the event: Yolanda Colino (Logistics), Jasmina Markelic (Treasurer), Sandra Brosda (Marketing/Design), Autumn Bricker (Treasurer), Ashlee Caldwell (Sponsorship), Andie Erickson (Sponsorship), Jessica Anania (Marketing), Julienne O'Rourke (Convenor), Maddie Archer (Secretary), Peggy Rentsch (Logistics) and Simon Hardwell (Logistics).
We are excited to announce that the preparation for EAPS 2018 is well underway and that the symposium will be hosted by the Translational Research Institute in Brisbane from 28 - 30 November, 2018. Make sure to mark the date in your calendars!
To stay abreast of EAPS 2018 updates, please subscribe to the EMBL Australia newsletter.
2016 EMBL Australia Postgraduate Student symposium - Unravelling Nature's Secrets
16-18 November, SAHMRI, Adelaide.
The 3rd annual EMBL Australia Student PhD symposium, 'Unravelling Nature's Secrets' was held in November at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) in Adelaide. The symposium focused on the use of new technologies and techniques to conceptually, and practically, model both disease and the environment. It examined a range of fields including the next generation sequencing revolution, the application of innovative in vivo molecular imaging techniques, the molecular characterisation of signalling pathways, and the development of innovative drug design strategies.
The event was attended by many distinguished guests such as Professor James Whisstock (EMBL Australia Head) and Professor Steve Wesselingh (EMBL Australia Partner Laboratory Head and Executive Director, SAHMRI. In attendance were a multitude of national and international plenary speakers including Professor John Quackenbush, Professor John Mattick, Professor Ross Hannan, Professor Michelle Haber, Dr Misty Jenkins, Associate Professor David Lynn and Associate Professor Julian Heng.
Students from around the country attended. They noted that they felt inspired by their fellow students, making them excited to be part of the fantastic future of science in Australia. They also reflected on the unique opportunity the symposium offers, and its ability to facilitate the development of strong working networks among their peers.
EMBL Australia plans on continuing the PhD symposium in 2017, and will announce the venue and dates shortly.
To keep informed, please subscribe to the EMBL Australia newsletter.
2015 EMBL Australia PhD Symposium
25-27 November 2015 at the Bio21 Institute, Melbourne, Australia
The 2015 EMBL Australian Student Symposium explored the current revolution in biological sciences, the integration of large-scale biology and computational approaches to answer our biological questions. Entitled Completing the Pipeline: From Biology to Bioinformatics and Back Again, the symposium focused on research that explored fundamental biological questions on a grander scale such as 'next-generation' sequencing, mass spectrometry, lipidomic approaches, and large cohort studies.
It was an exciting experience for young scientists embarking on careers in biological and medical sciences. The Symposium included notable plenary speakers, oral and poster presentations from research students and early career researchers, as well as informal blackboard/panel sessions with keynote speakers.
Carrying on from the success of the inaugural 2014 EMBL Student Symposium, held at the University of New South Wales, December 3-5 2014, the 2015 symposium continued to develop a national network of students and early career researchers in Australia.
About the Symposium
The symposium was organised by students associated with EMBL Australia from universities, institutes and hospitals around Australia.
It was the only conference of its kind in Australia, bringing together students from a broad range of disciplines in a collaborative environment. Our aim was to provide research students with the ability to present their work to a professional but less intimidating audience than open-level symposiums and give them the opportunity to interact with our senior scientists on an informal level.
The exciting blend of research topics and speakers engaged scientists from broad fields and provided an excellent networking experience for students and early career researchers. The addition of informal blackboard sessions and a symposium dinner with the experienced plenary speakers offered an invaluable opportunity for delegates to meet and exchange ideas with peers and senior scientists, fostering the development of long-term associations and professional relationships and collaborations.


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Without a doubt, George Gordon Meade had one of the toughest assignments of the war- take command of an army in the middle of a critical campaign with the objective of thwarting the invasion of Pennsylvania and Maryland by Robert E. Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia. It was a daunting task and one few men would have relished, considering the history of command failures in the past and the prowess of a southern general who successively had met and defeated the Army of the Potomac. It was not just the order to command an army and send it hither and yon to find Lee, but to also answer to the chiefs in Washington at the War Department and the White House, as well as his counterparts commanding divisions, corps and even departments. Meade dutifully accepted the appointment knowing full well his assignment meant more than his personal reputation.
Five days later as evening night fell on the battlefield of Gettysburg, Meade had to be relieved that his first major test had been a victory. Lee was stopped and it appeared that the Army of the Potomac had scored a decisive victory. Even those who doubted Meade's abilities expressed some admiration for him, but that respect soon faded as the guns fell silent and subsequent campaigns during the fall months only proved to some that Meade was indeed, not suited for the job. Lincoln, the man who appointed Meade to the position, felt different.
Historians have preiodically debated the merits of this cantankerous general and whether the selection of army command at this crucial moment of the war was sound judgment on Lincoln's part. For all of the high opinions that fellow officers and enlisted men had of him- "elegant", "thoughtful and silent", "neatly uniformed and dignified", and "man of high character", he was also subject of ridicule and even humor for his temperamental outbursts directed at anyone who failed to fulfill their duties. To many an enlisted man, Meade appeared to be nothing more than the "goggle-eyed snapping turtle", a nickname that has unfortunately followed him to this very day, who seemingly cared little for the condition and comfort of the rank and file. The person inside the uniform was more complicated than what people saw on the outside and what may have been his greatest fault- rather a personal obstacle, was overwhelming anxiety, which is often today's diagnosis for sleeplessness and a sharp temper. With high command thrust upon his shoulders on June 28, 1863, it was only natural that his level of anxiety would rise to near critical levels. Fortunately, it seems Meade's anxiety did not cloud his judgment at Gettysburg where he had a treasure trove of good officers to depend upon while those who could not be trusted or performed poorly could be eventually pushed out of the army. He also relied heavily upon his corps commanders and junior officers whose skills and abilities worked toward the ultimate victory. It was in the aftermath of the battle when both supporters and critics leapt into the debate of Meade's merits. The Comte de Paris in his early history of the Battle of Gettysburg was critical of Meade's generalship, more for his choices of where to be rather than the decisions made.
The arguments and discussion did not end there and have even been passed into recent scholarship, most notably the 2013 book Gettysburg, The Last Invasion (Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 2013) by Dr. Allen Guelzo, the Henry R. Luce Professor of Civil War Studies and Director of Civil War studies at Gettysburg College. Dr. Guelzo's discussion of Meade focuses on ties the general had with former commander and soon to be Democratic nominee to the presidency, George McClellan, (though Meade had distinctly distanced himself from McClellan by 1863) while also stating the political woes Meade had with both generals and influential politicians that directed so much of his behavior as well as his mistakes, a number of which occurred long after the Gettysburg Campaign had ended. "Meade had his admirers over the years," Guelzo acknowledges, "but much of the admiration is dutiful rather than enthusiastic, almost forced." As to the Union victory at Gettysburg, "winning the battle had less to do with Meade that it did with a bevy of otherwise minor characters…who stepped out for a moment and turned a corner at some inexpressibly right instant." (Guelzo, p. 462)
There are numerous cases at Gettysburg where Dr. Guelzo is right. Union generals, colonels, lt. colonels, captains and even sergeants and privates stepped forward at the right moment at the right time to do what needed to be done and it was not necessary for the commanding general to be present. But was it the influence of the new army commander that guided these soldiers or was it simply that this army did not have the opportunity for them to shine prior to Gettysburg?
George Meade was not the beau ideal of a top ranking general, a "star" in army command. He was tough, irascible, strict and at times aloof; as difficult a man to understand in 1863 as he is today. His cautious approach, which is very apparent after Gettysburg through the Mine Run Campaign and the opening days of the Overland Campaign, may have found its root in the anxiety he suffered with but was also influenced by his concern for the personnel of the army he commanded in battlefield situations where any mistake, no matter how small, cost lives. In that respect, Meade's choice of action, or inaction, was perfect fodder for his critics then and now when death on the battlefield is merely considered to be a statistical exercise. What is refreshing is how Meade's counterpart viewed the general, not as another soldiers with faults both good and bad, but as an adversary who's strategy would be difficult to comprehend . Ten years after the war had ended, Confederate veteran George Cary Eggleston wrote of General Lee's opinion in the summer of 1863, of the newest and final commander of the Army of the Potomac:
"General Lee had a sententious way of saying things which made all his utterances peculiarly forceful. His language was always happily chosen, and a single sentence from his lips often left nothing more to be said. As good an example of this as any, perhaps, was his comment upon the military genius of General Meade. Not very long after that officer took command of the Army of the Potomac, a skirmish occurred, and none of General Lee's staff officers being present, an acquaintance of mine was detailed as his personal aid for the day, and I am indebted to him for the anecdote. Someone asked our chief what he thought of the new leader on the other side, and in reply Lee said:' General Meade will commit no blunder in my front, and if I commit one he will make haste to take advantage of it.' It is difficult to see what more he could have said on the subject." – (George Cary Eggleston, A Rebel's Recollections, Civil War Centennial Series, Indiana University Press, Bloomington, IN, 1875, pp. 129-130.)
Was Lee, the most respected of southern commanders, right or wrong in his estimation of Meade? The debate still continues.
-John Heiser, Gettysburg NMP


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How to Use TimeCapture in Sage Timeslips
You use Sage Timeslips' TimeCapture, a separate program that comes with Timeslips, to automatically capture time as you work at your computer. By default, TimeCapture automatically starts timers for every open window on your computer. You can opt to create slips from the entries or you can delete them.
For those who have been using Timeslips for years, note that TimeCapture replaces TSTimer.
You can start TimeCapture from your Sage Timeslips 2014 program group on the Windows All Programs menu. Click the TimeCapture shortcut in the group; when TimeCapture is running, it displays an icon in your status bar like the example.
You can double-click this icon at any time to display the TimeCapture window.
Because the programs are independent, Timeslips doesn't need to be running to run TimeCapture.
TimeCapture entries are not part of the Timeslips database until you convert them to slips. The entries are stored on your local computer and must be backed up manually. Instead, plan to convert them to slips daily. You can back up TimeCapture entries using the Save Copy of Data Files command that appears when you right-click the TimeCapture icon.
The TimeCapture window displays all programs it finds running on your computer. To the right of each program, you see the number of entries TimeCapture has created for the program, based on actions you take while working in the program.
For example, saving a document in Microsoft Word counts as an action, and TimeCapture displays it as an entry. To see the entries that TimeCapture has captured for a program, click its right-pointing caret.


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How German Sounds in Comparison to Other Languages
Every language is unique in its history, grammar and even more so – in its sound. While French, for instance, is universally be agreed to be the language of love because of the way it soothes the ear, there are other languages – like German – who might make even some of the most beautiful things sound a bit… well, rough.
The Copy Cat Channel on Youtube posted a hilarious comparison of what same words sound like in different languages. Besides the different words, the expressions on the speakers' faces and the way they convey the word with their body language is priceless. As you might've guessed, German does stand out quite a bit!
According to Know Your Meme, the meme originated with the Italian Facebook group Differenze Linguistiche in 2012. The first image example presented different ways to say "I love you" in Italian, English, French, Spanish and with emphasis on the rather harsh-sounding German translation "Ich Liebe Dich."
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A huge thank you to all of you who read my blog, I hope I continue to keep you entertained and up to date with all sorts of interesting bits and pieces!
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Netflix doesn't need to report ratings on their original series because they have no advertisers to impress. NBC thinks that's unfair, so at last week's Television Critics Association conference, they referred to data that suggests Netflix shows "Master of None" and "Narcos" had about 4 million and 3.2 million viewers respectively from September to December 2015 in the all-important 18-49 demographic. NBC's head of research Alan Wurtzel implied that Netflix viewers binge the streaming service's original series for a week or two and then return to their favorite tradition programming, which would mean traditional content providers don't have much to worry about. Here's the thing: Netflix says those numbers are "remarkably inaccurate" and asks why NBC would spend time and energy to "talk about our ratings." They concluded with a jab: "Maybe because it's more fun than talking about NBC ratings."
Netflix can delight in vague statements like "this was our most-streamed show ever" without ever divulging any numbers. Meanwhile old-school networks like FX and NBC are trying to convince their advertisers that they are doing just fine and there's nothing to worry about. In typical old media fashion, the suits in charge would rather maintain the status quo for now and let their successors deals with the task of competing in a modern landscape.


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We come together to be with ourselves and each other fully. We explore ourselves—physically, emotionally, mentally, soulfully—in good company. We move with PRESENCE. Each class is unique and offers insight into the multitude of ways we experience our humanness. With mindful attention, we use our body as the entry point through Core Movement Resources to support our inquiry, in doing so we have access to discovering the full capacity of our aliveness. All are welcome! Join us!
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- College Week
- Student Government Association
- African American Association
- American Dental Hygienists
- Anime Gaming Club
- Art Club
- College Republicans
- Collegiate FFA
- Communications Club
- Auto Collision Club
- Basketball Club
- Campus Christian Club
- Circle K of South Florida State College
- College Democrats
- Dental Students Association
- DeSoto Campus Ambassadors
- EMS Student Association
- Hardee Campus Ambassadors
- Health Occupations Students of America
- Hispanic Students Organization
- Honors Ambassadors
- Jac Pac
- Performing Arts Club
- Phi Beta Lambda
- Phi Theta Kappa
- Radiography Club
- Rotaract
- Soccer Club
- Student Nurses Association
- Student Practical Nurses
2013-14 Officers:
- Noor Aboul Hosen, President
- Evelyn Barajas, Vice President
- Kenia Villalva, Treasurer
- Olivia Sanchez, Secretary
- Louise Desisol, Fund Raising Chair
- Brandon Vargas, Editor
Circle K is a student-led service organization for the college and university students, sponsored by Kiwanis International. The club exists to meet the personal needs of the individual collegian though the qualities of leaderships, the rewards of services, and the unique spirit of friendship.
Who we are:
We are part of Florida District of Circle K International are the club is part of Sunbelt Conference that is made up by other universities and private colleges in Central Florida.
Key to College:
The Key to College is a Circle K International (CKI) program developed especially for high school students who are interested in pursuing higher education and gaining insight about college and university life, service, and leadership.
Sponsoring a Key to College Program benefits both high school students and CKI club members in several ways:
- High school students have the opportunity to learn about college life first-hand from college students. In addition to learning how to select and apply for their ideal colleges, high school students will learn all about living on campus, selecting courses, applying for financial aid, joining student organizations, choosing a major, and adapting to campus social life and schoolwork.
- The Key to College Program gives members of CKI the opportunity to interact with high school students, often members of Key Club International. While the Program is not limited to Key Club audiences by any means, CKI groups may wish to target Key Club members so that they may begin to develop a relationship that will enhance both organizations' service potentials in the future.
- CKI members may further develop their leadership and presentation skills by providing this needed community service.
Club Leadership:
Circle K International club leaders receive consistent, quality leadership development training through the Club Leadership Education program. Certified instructors are Kiwanis or CKI members and are trained to present the material to club leaders. Applications are due in the spring, and training concludes in the fall.
Club Leadership Education (CLE):
Club Leadership Education is a dynamic presentation of a proven basic process each club should use to educate club officers in the basics of leadership. With group participation, attendees are led through the basic skills each club leader should routinely practice in the day-to-day operation of a successful Circle K club. This process improves club operations, makes meetings and fellowship more meaningful, evaluates club projects, and activities, and allows for more effective recruitment and retention of members. All club officers should participate in the training program each year. Certified trainers present this information in their districts.
- Kiwanis of Sebring and K Family
- YMCA of Sebring
- Boy and Girls Club
- Big Brothers and Big Sister
- Give Kids the World
- UNICEF – The United Nations Children's Fund
Fundraising Projects:
- Bake sales
- Rib sales
- The Eliminate Project
- March of Dimes
- Tomorrow Fund
- Day of giving
- Give Kids the World
- District conventions
- International conventions
- Horsing Handicap
- K-Family events
- YMCA family events
- Easter egg hunt
- K Family Carnival
- Corn hole tournament
- Newest Club Award (2013)
- Service, Leadership, Fellowship
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UCI Suspends Disc Brake Use in Road Race Until Further Notice
AIGLE, Switzerland – The UCI Management Committee concluded last Friday that the use of disc brakes in events on the international or national road race calendars remains suspended. Last April the UCI decided to suspend the trail until June 1, but for now the committee did not set a new deadline.
According to the UCI, this decision was taken on request of the Association des Groupes Cyclistes Professionnels (AIGCP), supported by the Cyclistes Professionnels Associés (CPA), without giving any further explanation on the reasons for this postponement.
Next meeting
The next meeting of the UCI Management Committee will take place in Doha, Qatar, on October 12 and 13 during the 2016 UCI Road World Championships.
The trial of disc brakes in road races was suspended last April by the UCI following the injuries suffered by Movistar Team rider Francisco Ventoso at the Paris-Roubaix Classic.
Monitoring period
The first tests of disc brakes were carried out in August and September 2015. UCI WorldTeams were given the possibility to test road bikes mounted with these brakes at two events of their choice. After in-depth discussions with stakeholders, the UCI then decided to authorise riders from all categories of professional road teams to use disc brakes in 2016, and to closely monitor their use during the year.
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Presenters: Tamara Sale, MA, Director of the EASA Center for Excellence at Portland State University; Sue Abderholden, MPH, Executive Director at NAMI Minnesota, Darcy Gruttadaro, JD, Director, NAMI Child and Adolescent Action Center
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