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Being named Songwriter of the Year at the JUNOS is the highest accolade there is for a Canadian music creator. SOCAN is honoured to sponsor and present this coveted award.
SOCAN stands for nearly 150,000 member songwriters, composers and music publishers. The creation of new music is honourable, demanding and extraordinary work.
Twenty-sixteen continues a multi-year trend of massive domestic and worldwide success for SOCAN members who comprise many of the most successful songwriters on the planet. Canada's international music creation success goes back decades. Canadians consistently are and always have been at the forefront of music songwriting and composing.
New music feeds and nurtures an ever-changing, ever-evolving, ever-hungry music ecosystem that brings immeasurable joy, cultural satisfaction and national pride to billions worldwide. Songwriters and composers deserve to receive what they have fairly earned when their work is played in public performances.
SOCAN makes possible what for music creators would be impossible – identifying the use of copyright music, collecting fair licenses for its use, and ensuring that the money that the copyright holder has fairly earned is received, so that more great music can be made.
Over the decades, thousands of SOCAN members have been nominated for JUNO Awards. We are once again exceedingly proud of their accomplishments.
The winner of the Songwriter of the Year Award Presented by SOCAN represents the utmost achievement in music creation, and characterizes the prodigious and irreplaceably valuable and pleasurable work that Canada's music creators bring to all of our lives every single day.
As the largest organization in Canada's music ecosystem, and as SOCAN leads the global transformation of music rights, we are proud to sponsor and present the 2017 Songwriter of the Year Award.


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Unanswered: Plz, how can I: test.asp -> odbc (dsn) -> remote sql server -> odbc -> test.asp
I'm trying to connect using DSN in a remote sql server.
does anybody know what i am suposed to do?
i mean, i would like to know, how can i connect to a remote sql server using dsn.
SERVER 1 has:
test.asp and ODBC.
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sql server.
how can i do:
test.asp -> odbc -> sql server -> odbc -> test.asp
i've tryed to connect using:
set connection = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
connection.open "dsn", "user", "pass"
but i think that i must use a diferent port XXXX (because they (boss) have changed this) but i dont know how to specify this.
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What are the three things you're asked when you first meet someone new? What are the things that, with or without you consciously recognizing it, define you? What's your 30-second life story?
These are the three questions I was asked most often when I lived in New York in the mid-2000's:
1. What's your name?
2. What do you do?
3. Where did you go to school?
From these questions, I could extrapolate on some values held by a certain slice of mainstream American culture:
1. The importance of Identity
Duh. As cognitive psychologists can explain better than I can, having a word, a name for something is linked to the the existence of that concept itself. In most cultures, not just American, your identity starts with the words "I" and your name. (Although, in some cultures, like my native Chinese culture your last name – and therefore your relationship to a family or clan – is emphasized more than your first name).
2. The (extreme) importance of Work
I give credit to my European husband for pointing this one out. At this time in America (and in China as well as many other countries), our Work has come to define us. When people ask, "What do you do" they don't mean, "What's your passion?" or "What would you do if you never had to work for money?" They mean, specifically, "What's your job?"
3. The importance of Education
…but not just education for the pursuit of knowledge. This question immediately follows the Work question and was often proceeded by (at least in that slice of America I inhabited in New York) name dropping of common acquaintances. I think this question is more about education and the presumed social networks they bring to you.
There's a lot to be said about these implicit values. So much that I think they deserve a separate post.
I don't want to ruminate on why we're confronted with these three basic questions when we meet new people, and whether this is a good thing or a bad thing here. The fact is, these are the questions I'm faced with when I go out to meet people in mainstream society. So how do I answer these questions? What's my 30 second life story?
1. What's your name?
This one's easy. Or, at least it should be. (It's a bit trickier if you live in an English-speaking country and your name starts with a Q but isn't followed by a U, and that Q sounds more like a "ch"… FYI for the non-Chinese speakers, Qi is pronounced kind of like "chee")
2. What do you do?
This one was easy. At my first job, I was a "management consultant." Then, I became an "equity salesperson," or to make things less complicated if I met non-finance industry people, "I work at a bank." It started to get a little complicated when I quit my bank job and embarked on my "time off" adventures. I was at times an "editor," a "yoga teacher", or a "freelance writer."
3. Where did you go to school?
Phew, this one was and still is easy to answer.
Of these, #2 gave me the most trouble. Especially after I rejoined the corporate world while maintaining my yoga, writing, and other "alternative" pursuits on the side. I felt like I had two separate identities. I didn't want to tell people "I work for an asset management company" because I increasingly felt that it painted a stereotypical image of an old stodgy guy in a suit (which clearly wasn't me). I also didn't want to define myself by my paid work, because my other (lesser paid) work was equally important to me. And it was too much of a mouthful to tell people I'd just met, "I work in finance during the week and teach yoga slash pursue other endeavors during the weekends."
If my life were a trailer, I wanted to fill it with all the snapshots that help capture who I am as a whole person.
I found an answer to question #2 that I like recently. Dr. Otto Scharmer, an incredibly widely read lecturer at MIT's Sloan business school, writes in his book "Theory U" about "the rise of a creative class" (a phrase coined by Richard Florida of Carnegie Mellon University):
Some 38 million Americans, or 30 percent of all employed people, belong to this new class, whose core includes people in science, engineering, architecture, design, education, arts, music, and entertainment together with professionals in business, finance, law, health care, and other related fields. What do all these people have in common? Florida says it's shared creative ethos that values creativity, individuality, difference, and merit. The key difference between people in the creative class and other classes lies primarily in what they are paid to do. Those in the working class and the service class are paid primarily to execute according to plan, while those in the creative class are paid to create and have considerably more autonomy and flexibility than other people.
Though I'm not sure yet that I'm primarily "paid to create," I definitely approach all of my (different) Work with the idea that I don't just want to "execute according to plan." If my life were a movie, I would choose to put in the trailer images that represent business, literature, music, philosophy, spirituality, and physical wellness. The movie I'm trying to make would then flesh out the commonalities between these seemingly different fields.
In the future, when someone asks me "What do you do?" I think I'll say, "I'm a creative."


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Notice anything new around Lady Luck Casino® Caruthersville lately? You should! We've spent this summer renovating and upgrading our capacity for fun and games and the happy changes spread far and wide throughout the casino.
To kick off our upgrades, we expanded our parking lot. The project took about three weeks to complete. We utilized unused space in a more efficient manner and as a result, our guests can now park closer to the facilities.
Next, we took a look at our Fan Club® and discussed ways to improve it for our players. We relocated it and now the Fan Club is located near the table games area! The original Fan Club area is now home to lots of new slot and game machines for our guests to explore!
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In early March, the Senate agreed to include an additional $25.9 billion in the five-year transportation bill scheduled for reauthorization. Although the additional spending exceeded the budget caps agreed to last year, Congress has committed itself to offsetting the increase with cuts elsewhere.
Many have criticized Congress for spending more on transportation than the commitment in last year's budget agreement, but this increase in transportation spending does fulfill a previous promise by Congress to shift that portion of the fuel tax once dedicated to deficit reduction to the highway trust fund. The effort to keep faith with the taxpayers, however, was quickly squandered when the Senate caved into environmentalists and unions seeking money for their pet projects. In response to this pressure, the Senate agreed to carve $6.0 billion out of the additional $25.9 billion and devote it to urban transit programs such as buses, subways, and light rail systems, provided that half the additional transit money is reserved for new projects earmarked by Senators.
While there is no assurance that the remaining $18 billion in extra money for highways will be well spent under the centrally planned, mandate-laden federal highway program, at least that money would be targeted to the automobile drivers whose taxes fill the trough. These drivers account for more than 93 percent of the journeys to work and the same share of inter-city trips.
The same cannot be said for transit. While commanding 20 percent of federal surface transportation dollars, public transit today provides only 3.19 percent of the daily trips to work, down 20 percent since 1990. By 1995, more people walked or bicycled to work (2.33 percent and 0.43 percent) than went to work by bus or metro (1.76 percent and 0.9 percent). The chief reason transit's share of the federal budget exceeds its share of the market is its high cost. According to the Congressional Budget Office, commuter vans cost 12.5 cents per mile, and buses 35 cents, while light rail systems cost a staggering $3.40 per commuter mile-nearly ten times more than buses and 27 times more than vans.
Transit's minuscule share of the commuting market is not for want of trying or the result of underfunding. Since 1960, state, federal, and local governments have invested an estimated $350 billion (in 1998 dollars) in transit. Over that same period, however, American commuters have been rejecting this turn-of-the-century transportation technology at the same pace as past generations.
Table 1 provides details on the use of transit in recent years for 33 major metropolitan areas. As the trend indicates, American commuters in urbanized areas have abandoned public transit at a rapid rate, despite major investments in new light-rail systems. Transit's share of the work-trip market in these areas fell nearly 40 percent between 1970 and 1990, and 25 percent between 1980 and 1990. By 1990, only five of the major metropolitan areas had public transit use rates above 10 percent, and only one exceeded 15 percent.
Given the public's overwhelming lack of interest in using the
services of publicly owned, monopoly transit systems-despite
subsidies to do so-Congress should rethink the unnecessary
reallocation of transportation dollars to these systems. While
Congress intends to offset this with cuts elsewhere, it can and
should make its task easier by rejecting the extra $6 billion for
Dr. Ronald D. Utt, is a Visiting Fellow in Economic Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
-Wendell Cox is a Principal at the Wendell Cox Consultancy in St. Louis, Missouri.


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Matthew Winston Jr. believes mentoring is one of the most positive ways a person can impact the life of a child. Since moving to Athens eight years ago from Virginia, Winston has been working at the University of Georgia and now is an assistant to UGA President Michael Adams.
For the past five years, Winston has served on the board of directors of the Athens Clarke County Mentor Program.
Winston has used his position at UGA to encourage students to volunteer and become mentors as well as motivate them to be involved and invested in their community. In particular, Winston actively seeks out male, black and Hispanic students to be involved with the mentoring program, targeting groups of minorities he feels are in need. He now is working with UGA students to start a student-run recruitment group for the mentoring program. Winston has brought students from area high schools to tour UGA with the goal of fostering an interest and excitement in college.
Connecting different cultures along racial and economic lines is an important goal for Winston. "I try to build those connections and encourage people in the community to support the mentor program. All it takes is one hour a week," Winston said.
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Unless you're from the actual jungle, you'll at least know who the fictional character of Tarzan is.
It's getting pretty messy over at camp Kardashian! The latest snippet is that troubled Rob Kardashian is planning to pen a book revealing the family's secrets.
Madonna won't be waiting in line to see racy romp-fest Fifty Shades of Grey this weekend. Here's why…
Whips, handcuffs and peacock feathers: Everything gets a workout in Christian Grey's 'Red Room of Pain' in Fifty Shades of Grey.
Jamie Dornan has shed some light on how he tucked away his, erm, package shooting those racy Fifty Shades of Grey sex scenes.
Jamie Dornan totally gets why some critics call racy BDSM flick Fifty Shades of Grey anti-feminist.
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A biography/family history of Zacharias "John" Tresch is included in "Progressive Men of the State of Montana".Parents: Henry and Catherine Tresch, natives of Switzerland where they spent their entire lives. In Oct 1880, John married Miss Mary Danoith, born in Germany. Tesch children: Catherine, John, Walter, Sarah, Julius, Mary and Annie who died at 8 years of age.
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Yup, I'm with you.. it's about -1 right now, where did our mild winters go??? This is insane!!!! My little dog, Chloe, was outside for about 45 seconds this morning and "froze up", her head drooped and she could barely move.. lol maybe she's a fibromite too. She hasn't left my lap all morning. I think we're keeping eachother warm. I'm "firing up" the heating pad **wishing I had an electric blanket right now** Looking out my window at th foot of snow out there doesn't make me any warmer either... ACCK!!!! This is the worst winter I can remember in at least 10 years. I keep praying this weather doesn't bring on an even worse flare.
Stay warm,
Brrrr! It is so cold here all the schools are cancelled. -17 with wind chills -40. I hear tomorrow will be the same. I am all covered in blankets with my coffee and my computer. I don't even want to think about going out. Thank goodness our university cancelled as well so I get to stay home to. I feel so sorry for anyone who has to venture out today .
I long for summer or even spring.
Danielle and all-
Well I'm going to come and whine right with you!!! It is so D_ _ _ cold here too!! -41 below wind chill this morning and it has been horrible since Monday.
Sherrine- Please stop your revenge!!!! This weather is not fit for anyone or anything with the exception of the penguins in the Antarctic!
Gamjill..is that Celsius or Farenheit? I just turned the radio on, and it is getting colder instead of warmer here in Muskoka. Right now it has hit -40C I dont know what that is in Farenheit....really cold I bet Bring on the rum laced hot chocolate
I saw this morning...that at 8 am..it was only 16 F in Miami....rofl...that would be 62F..oooooo heat wave compared to here.
I'm not too far from Marlee, -16 with wind chill of -36 right now. It is suppose to be worse tonight and tomorrow morning! Yep, I'm ready for Spring!
At least I don't have to go anywhere today. Just going to stay in and keep feeding the fireplace. Hope everyone else is staying warm and pain free.
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LOL... I'd love to be freezing at 60 degrees ABOVE zero... just bustin' on ya Sherrine. Its all relative to what you're body is used to, but I don't think ANYONE's body is used to these temps. Of course the pain is worse when its cold. My house is about 65 degrees... I like it kind of cool in the house, I don't mind bundling up. Usually you can't feel the drafts in here but tonight you sure can. The winds are blowing at around 20 mph... so that doesn't help.
Stay warm and safe everyone. Leave a faucet trickling.. you don't want frozen pipes!!
Sherrine, it's 11 below here and I have a plane ticket..please pick me up at 4AM as it was the only flight I could get..the red eye special. I won't trash your house but will demand one last massage from the pool boy. OH..and I require chocolate...lot's of it. Doctors orders or I wouldn't bother eating it.
I cant believe this Michigan weather.........wind chill was 31 below this morning. The coldest since 1972. My body feels like I have been hit by a mack truck. My legs dont want to move and my hips feel paralyzed. I havent been out of the house since Tuesday and I am ready to climb the walls. Another 4-7 inches of snow tomorrow. I have fireplace going, heat turned up to 75 degrees, am fully dressed and still had to put on my robe.
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Southern Evangelical Seminary President Dr. Richard Land Highlights Real Reason Evangelicals Support Israel
Significant Majority of Evangelicals Believe That Abrahamic Covenant Is Still in Force and That Promised Land Belongs to Jews
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Christians in America closely watched the recent elections in Israel, relieved and hopeful when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was elected to a fourth term in a resounding victory.
Southern Evangelical Seminary (SES, www.ses.edu) President Dr. Richard Land says there is a clear and distinct reason so many Evangelical Christians so strongly support Israel: their belief that the Abrahamic Covenant is still in force.
"The Abrahamic Covenant (Genesis 12:1-3) says, among other things, that God promised the land of Canaan to the Jews forever," Land wrote in an editorial for the Christian Post, where he is an executive editor. "A significant majority of American Evangelicals believe that God is a keeper of His promises and that the 'Promised Land' belongs to the Jews in belief and in unbelief, in obedience and in disobedience, forever. It is an unconditional promise, with no time limits or conditions.
"For millions of American Evangelicals," he continued, "this promise is still in force. We should not only reject and oppose anti-Semitism wherever it rears its malignant head, but we are also admonished to support the Jews if we want to be blessed individually and collectively as a nation. Almost all Evangelicals regularly pray fervently for God to bless America. God has promised to bless those who bless the Jewish people."
The three most virulently anti-Semitic countries in the last hundred years have been Germany, Poland and Russia, Land said in his editorial. And all three experienced a terrible and tragic twentieth century compared with the two least anti-Semitic countries in the West—the United States and the United Kingdom, who both experienced a far more blessed twentieth century.
"Evangelicals' belief that they are to bless the Jews does not mean that we are to blindly affirm and support everything Israel does," Land wrote. "If we really care about Israel, we are compelled to tell her when we believe she is acting wrongly or contrary to her self-interest. To those you really love, you tell the truth as you believe it to be, even when it hurts and causes offense. However, supporting Israel mean that you don't try to coerce her to take actions she feels will endanger her national security."
SES is a leader in apologetics education—teaching students to defend their faith and talk intelligently, passionately and rationally about what they believe and why they believe it. Many courses focus on societal issues from a Christian worldview, delve into scientific apologetics or contemplate creation research.
SES's 22nd Annual National Conference on Christian Apologetics will be hosted by Calvary Church in Charlotte on Oct. 16-17, 2015, with the theme, "Ideas Have Consequences: The Bigger the Idea, the Bigger the Consequence." In addition to Dr. Land, confirmed speakers include Dr. Norman Geisler and Dr. Paige Patterson.
Land is featured in his nationally syndicated daily radio commentary, "Bringing Every Thought Captive," which airs on 200 stations on the American Family Radio Network and 100 stations on the Bott Radio Network. "Bringing Every Thought Captive" is also podcast daily on the free SES mobile app and airs locally in the Charlotte, N.C., area every weekday. The "Bringing Every Thought Captive" television program, hosted by Land, debuted in January on the NRB Network, and airs on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. and midnight EST. For more information about stations, times, downloads and more, visit www.ses.edu/about-us/bringing-every-thought-captive.
Land has taught as a visiting or adjunct professor for several seminaries and has authored or edited more than 15 books. He earned his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Oxford University in England and his bachelor's degree (magna cum laude) from Princeton University. Land also earned a Master of Theology degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, where he received the Broadman Seminarian Award as the Outstanding Graduating Student. Dr. Land was the 2013 Watchman Award recipient from the Family Research Council for his leadership on moral and cultural issues. He also received the Phillip E. Johnson Award for Liberty and Truth from Biola University in 2010. Land served previously (1988-2013) as president of The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, the Southern Baptist Convention's official entity assigned to address social, moral and ethical concerns, with particular attention to their impact on American families. In 2014, he was appointed as a Senior Research Fellow of the ERLC's Research Institute.
Southern Evangelical Seminary invites visitors to its web site to join the more than 20,000 people who have already downloaded the SES interactive app for Windows mobile devices and Android and Apple phones and tablets. Those with the app can get the very best news and information in Christian apologetics, including articles, audio, video, blogs and more from today's most able defenders of the Christian faith—William Lane Craig, Lee Strobel, Josh McDowell, William Dembski, Frank Turek, Hugh Ross, Gary Habermas and other well-known speakers, authors and teachers.
Southern Evangelical Seminary has been ranked No. 1 for its General Christian Apologetics Graduate Program by TheBestSchools.org's "Top 10 Graduate Programs in Christian Apologetics." For more information, visit the SES web site at www.ses.edu or its Facebook page, follow the SES Twitter feed, @sesapologetics or call (800) 77-TRUTH.
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As intruders become more sophisticated, they identify new and increasingly
complex methods of attack. For example, intruders are developing sophisticated
techniques to monitor the Internet for new connections. Newly connected systems
are often not fully configured from a security perspective and are, therefore,
vulnerable to attacks.
The most widely publicized of the newer types of intrusion is the use of the
packet sniffers described in the section above on packet sniffers. Other tools
are used to construct packets with forged addresses; one use of these tools is
to mount a denial-of-service attack in a way that obscures the source of the
attack. Intruders also "spoof" computer addresses, masking their real
identity and successfully making connections that would not otherwise be
permitted. In this way, they exploit trust relationships between computers.
With their sophisticated technical knowledge and understanding of the
network, intruders are increasingly exploiting network interconnections. They
move through the Internet infrastructure, attacking areas on which many people
and systems depend. Infrastructure attacks are even more threatening because
legitimate network managers and administrators typically think about protecting
systems and parts of the infrastructure rather than the infrastructure as a
In the first quarter of 1996, 7.5% of 346 incidents handled by the CERT
Coordination Center involved these new and sophisticated methods, including
packet sniffers, spoofing, and infrastructure attacks. A full 20% involved the
total compromise of systems, in which intruders gain system-level, or root,
privileges. This represents a significant increase in such attacks over previous
years' attacks, and the numbers are still rising. Of 341 incidents in the third
quarter of 1996, nearly 9% involved sophisticated attacks, and root compromises
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Every week we curate stories and reports on complex issues. This week: Articles on the effect scandals have on polling and what connecting research and policy can do to reduce inequality. A voter's guide to the Nov. 8th education policy stakes. What 12 state schools are cutting, or creating, to ease cost burden on students. A look at an initiative on California's ballot that may have important implications for drug pricing and policy nationwide.
Three charts make painfully simple how American politics became so messed up(Wonkblog)
With less than a week to go until the election, the country has descended into full partisan battle mode.
The Case Against Democracy (The New Yorker)
Caleb Crain writes: If most voters are uninformed, who should make decisions about the public's welfare?
Accelerating "What Works" (Stanford Social Innovation Review)
There is an urgent need to expand the infrastructure for results-based policymaking at all levels of the US government.
Mass media has utterly failed to convey the policy stakes in the election (Vox)
Millions of Americans would love some or all of these changes, and millions of others would hate them. But most of all, the vast majority of Americans would simply be confused. Someone who'd been following the election moderately closely — scanning headlines, watching cable news, and tuning in to debates — would simply have no idea that this sweeping shift in American public policy is in the offing if Trump wins. Nor would they have any real sense of what the more modest shift in public policy that would emerge from a Clinton win would look like. Beneath the din of email coverage and the mountains of clichés about populism, the mass-market media has simply failed to convey what's actually at stake in the election.
Public Opinion/ Polling
Scandals' Impact on Polls: A User's Guide (RealClearPolitics)
When events like this happen, it's often helpful to take a look at the basic components of the race before getting too bogged down in the details. I attempted to do that using a very simple model (described below) based on the idea that the candidate who is disliked the least on a given day will probably have a polling advantage. The model suggests that if this new email scandal drags Clinton down in the way past controversies have, the race could end up being very close. But if it doesn't (or, again, if Clinton were to reveal damaging information about Trump), she may maintain her polling advantage heading into Election Day.
Does the Economy Really Need to Keep Growing Quite So Much? (The Atlantic)
Some economists are now challenging that view, arguing that it makes more sense to focus on measures of well-being other than growth. After all, despite a growth rate that has averaged three percent over the last 60 years (which is quite robust), there are still 43 million Americans living in poverty, and most people's wages are essentially unchanged from the end of the Reagan administration. In fact, the median income of households in 2014 was four percent lower than it was in 2000, despite positive economic growth in all but two of the years during that time period. For half a century, developed nations have focused on how to make their economies grow faster, hoping that strong growth would improve life for all its population. But what if growth isn't the key to raising the standard of living across a society?
Connecting Research and Policy to Reduce Inequality (The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of The Social Sciences)
A new article suggests that education researchers and policymakers need to improve their communication with each other in order to reduce educational inequality.
Community Engagement
Portugal announces the world's first nationwide participatory budget (The Huffington Post)
Portugal has announced the world's first participatory budget on a national scale. The project will let people submit ideas for what the government should spend its money on, and then vote on which ideas are adopted. Although participatory budgeting has become increasingly popular around the world in the past few years, it has so far been confined to cities and regions, and no country that we know of has attempted it nationwide. To reach as many people as possible, Portugal is also examining another innovation: letting people cast their votes via ATM machines.
Civic Engagement Strongly Tied to Local News Habits (Pew Research Center)
A new study by Pew Research Center in association with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation reveals that, overall, the civically engaged are indeed more likely than the less engaged to use and value local news.
K-12 Education
Education Week's 2016 Voters' Guide (EdWeek)
Voters in a number of states are being asked to weigh in on education-related initiatives and legislative referendums Nov. 8. Party control of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives will have implications for education in a number of areas. Get a jump on the issues, candidate positions, and policy stakes in the federal and state elections.
Technology is everywhere in schools — except in how we design them. (Quartz)
We are building a state-of-the-art Formula 1 engine in the body of an old, broken-down Buick, and wondering why the car won't go.
Lessons Principals Can Learn From Their Staff (EdWeek)
School leaders must be open to learning lessons from the staff they oversee, rather than just teaching them, writes Peter DeWitt. "Teachers and staff came to me with articles and research. When I visited their classrooms every day I learned new teaching strategies that I could use with other staff members. The introduced me to new researchers and innovative ideas. They inspired me to continue my lifelong learning."
The lack of a child care ratings system leaves many parents in a bind. (NPR)
About 20 states are "on their way," Hibbard says, having received federal funding in 2011 to build a system to define, measure and improve quality. Some states are working to create online tools based on standards suggested by the federal Department of Health and Human Services. These standards are the basis for a rating system HHS calls the Quality Rating and Improvement System.
Higher Education & Workforce Development
What 12 State Schools Are Cutting, or Creating (The New York Times)
State support for public two- and four-year colleges — funding is nearly $10 billion below what it was just before the recession — has begun to recover, though officials at the nation's flagship universities say that doing more with less is the new norm. Some are even finding fresh ways to ease the financial burden on students.
Report: Competency-Based Education in College Settings (Mathematica Policy Research)
Key Findings: Consortium-wide, 35% of participants completed their program; their employment rates started and remained high, and wages for employed participants increased after program enrollment at a higher rate than the national average. Participants completed programs quickly, taking, on average, less than two terms to complete their first industry certification preparatory course and approximately four terms to complete certificates and degrees.
Even Top Students May Drop Out After Losing Aid (Inside Higher Ed)
Students are more likely to drop out of college if they lose even small amounts of financial aid — regardless of their grade point average — according to a study from the Education Advisory Board, a research and consulting firm based in Washington. The study also found that the more financial aid a student loses, the more likely they are to drop out.
Help With a Heavy Lift (Community College Journal)
State Student Success Centers are supporting community colleges in many ways and creating guided pathways in one.
Webinar: Looking Under the Hood of Competency-Based Education (American Institutes for Research)
Highlighted in Lumina's Daily Newsletter: Join AIR on Monday, November 7, 2016, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. EST to hear highlights from American Institutes for Research's (AIR's) Study of Competency-Based Education (CBE), which examined the relationship between CBE practices and students' learning disposition, skills, and behaviors.
Health Care
California's Proposition 61: Will Direct Democracy Impact Prescription-Drug Pricing?(Health Affairs)
Even in this unconventional election season, California politics has generated little national interest, but one of the initiatives on this year's California ballot because may have important implications for drug pricing and policy nationwide.
Why It Pays to Shop Around for That MRI (The Wall Street Journal)
A growing number of employers are trying to get employees into the habit of comparison-shopping by giving them a cut of the savings when they choose cheaper care. Employers like the states of Kentucky and New Hampshire and Jackson Health System, a large Florida hospital system, are using new tools that allow workers to compare prices for common procedures like MRIs and blood work, and get rewarded if they opt for lower-cost options.
Why Health Care Eats More Of Your Paycheck Every Year (The Washington Post)
Millions of Americans are finding out this month that the price of their health insurance is going up next year — as it did this year, last year, and most of the years before that. And it's not just that the price is going up, it's that it goes up faster than wages and inflation, eating away at our ability to pay for other things we want (beer, televisions, vacations) or need (rent, heat, food). Does it have to be this way? Why does health care grow so much faster than almost any other spending category so consistently? And will it ever stop?
More Transparency in Health Care Prices Possible in N.Y. (WBFO)
Understanding your policy sometimes isn't enough. That's part of the reason why several states have created "all-payer claims databases." These are databases with health care price information — what was charged for an actual procedure. New York is about to build one.
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Unanswered: Visual Basic Running queries
I need some VB help. I have a command button that I want to run 2 append queries and then a delete query, but I can't quite figure out how to get them to run. I am in the cattle business, so that is why I have the heifer and cow lingo! I have the following in the OnClick part of the VB screen:
Private Sub MakeCows_Click()
Dim db As DAO.Database
Dim qdf As DAO.QueryDef
Dim tdf As DAO.TableDef
Dim rst As DAO.Recordset
Dim varitm As Variant
Dim ctl As Control
Set db = CurrentDb()
Set ctl = Me.SelHfrs
DoCmd.SetWarnings (False)
Set qdf = db.QueryDefs("qryHeiferToCowAppend")
Set qdf = db.QueryDefs("qryHeiferToCowLocAppend")
Set qdf = db.QueryDefs("qryDeltblHfrCow")
DoCmd.SetWarnings (True)
Set tdf = db.TableDefs("tblHfrCow")
Set rst = tdf.OpenRecordset
End Sub
When I run it, I get:
Run-time error '3061':
Too few parameters. Expected 2.
When I go to Debug it highlights the first qdf.Execute in the code. I know relatively nothing about VB, but I am slowly seeing the need to.
Any help would be appreciated.
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This reply may be too basic for you, David, and I apologise in advance if it is. But the code you need to run your queries is provided by macros. Get macros to run each of these queries and then convert the macros to VBA code. Keep the code, of course, because with a little adapting, you can use it/them to run other access tasks.
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Re: Visual Basic Running queries
Try it this way, David.
Private Sub MakeCows_Click() DoCmd.SetWarnings (False) DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryHeiferToCowAppend" DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryHeiferToCowLocAppend" DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryDeltblHfrCow" DoCmd.SetWarnings (True) DoCmd.OpenTable "tblHfrCow" End Sub
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Thanks! That worked like a dream. I have got to work on learning more. I appreciate all your help.
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Looks like you're well on your way!


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Unanswered: Printing with query and quantity.
Hello folks,
I'm not that great in access and I was told by a friend of mine to come here for some help. So let me explain my issue.
I am working on a production database. I am trying to print labels of a product. If a customer orders 5, then I need to create 5 labels.
So I have a table "Orders" that holds each order. In the table there is a column for quantity "qty". So I do my report from a query which gets me the pertinant information to go on the label. Now if I have an order with a quantity of 5, how do I automatically get 5 labels to print instead of having to print the order 5 times? If this doesn't make sense, please let me know and I will try to explain in more detail.
I tried searching for the answer and I don't think I am doing the search properly.
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TIE BAR WITH: HB 4359'17, HB 4370'17 HB 4388 of 2017referred 3/21/2017Local GovernmentYanez, HenryPublic utilities; consumer services; water or sewerage service contingent on accepting installation of advanced meter; prohibit. Creates new act. HB 4389 of 2017referred 3/21/2017Local GovernmentGarrett, LaTanyaCriminal procedure; sentencing guidelines; sentencing guidelines for tampering with utility shutoff to residence; amend to reflect decriminalization of certain acts. Amends secs. 16o & 16s, ch. XVII of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 777.16o & 777.16s). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4390'17 HB 4390 of 2017referred 3/21/2017Local GovernmentChang, StephanieCivil procedure; other; violation of tampering with utility shut-off procedures; decriminalize under certain circumstances. Amends title & secs. 282 & 383a of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.282 & 750.383a). HB 4391 of 2017referred 3/21/2017Local GovernmentHammoud, AbdullahPublic utilities; water utilities; accessible and affordable water act; create. Creates new act. HB 4392 of 2017referred 3/21/2017Local GovernmentHammoud, AbdullahPublic utilities; rates; power to set rates for certain water and sewer authorities; grant to public service commission. Amends secs. 6 & 6a of 1939 PA 3 (MCL 460.6 & 460.6a) & adds. sec. 6aa. HB 4393 of 2017referred 3/21/2017Local GovernmentChang, StephaniePublic utilities; water utilities; water shutoff protection act; enact. Creates new act. HB 4394 of 2017referred 3/21/2017Local GovernmentChang, StephanieHuman services; services or financial assistance; water rate affordability program and fund; create. Amends 1939 PA 280 (MCL 400.1 - 400.119b) by adding secs. 14m, 14n, 14o & 14p. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4393'17 HB 4423 of 2017referred 3/28/2017Local GovernmentLower, JamesLaw enforcement; funds; sheriff patrol assistance to distressed counties grants; establish. Creates new act.03/29/2017, 04/26/2017, 05/03/2017Reported with recommendation as substitute (H-1) on 05/03/2017. HB 4434 of 2017referred 3/29/2017Local GovernmentNeeley, SheldonHousing; housing development authority; requirement to offer vacant apartment to mobility-impaired tenants; provide for. Amends sec. 44 of 1933 (Ex Sess) PA 18 (MCL 125.694). HB 4447 of 2017referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentKosowski, RobertLocal government; other; local government professional services selection act; create. Creates new act. HB 4448 of 2017referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentLucido, PeterVillages; home rule; reference to local government professional services selection act in the home rule village act; provide for. Amends 1909 PA 278 (MCL 78.1 - 78.28) by adding sec. 1c. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4447'17 HB 4449 of 2017referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentSheppard, JasonTownships; charter; reference to local government professional services selection act in the charter township act; provide for. Amends 1947 PA 359 (MCL 42.1 - 42.34) by adding sec. 1c. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4447'17 HB 4450 of 2017referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentKesto, KlintVillages; general law; reference to local government professional services selection act in the general law village act; provide for. Amends 1895 PA 3 (MCL 61.1- 74.25) by adding sec. 1e to ch. 1. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4447'17 HB 4451 of 2017referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentSheppard, JasonCounties; charter; reference to local government professional services selection act in the charter county act; provide for. Amends 1966 PA 293 (MCL 45.501 - 45.521) by adding sec. 1b. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4447'17 HB 4452 of 2017referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentKesto, KlintCities; home rule; reference to local government professional services selection act in the home rule city act; provide for. Amends 1909 PA 279 (MCL 117.1 - 117.38) by adding sec. 1c. 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TIE BAR WITH: HB 4447'17 HB 4456 of 2017referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentChang, StephanieHousing; landlord and tenants; rent control policies; allow for local governments. Repeal 1988 PA 226 (MCL 123.411). HB 4457 of 2017 (PA 133 of 2017)referred 3/30/2017Local GovernmentIden, BrandtState financing and management; other; certain forms of energy improvement financing for community colleges; provide for. Amends sec. 122 of 1966 PA 331 (MCL 389.122).05/17/2017, 05/24/2017Reported with recommendation on 05/24/2017. HB 4497 of 2017referred 4/20/2017Local GovernmentKosowski, RobertLocal government; other; regional water and sewer alliance; create. Creates new act. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4498'17 HB 4498 of 2017referred 4/20/2017Local GovernmentKosowski, RobertPublic utilities; rates; power to set rates for certain water and sewer authorities; grant to public service commission. Amends sec. 6 of 1939 PA 3 (MCL 460.6) & adds sec. 6aa. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4497'17 HB 4573 of 2017referred 5/2/2017Local GovernmentSneller, TimTownships; public services; townships to establish a special assessment district for mosquito abatement; authorize. Amends 1846 RS 16 (MCL 41.1a - 41.110c) by adding sec. 3b.09/13/2017, 09/20/2017Reported with recommendation, as substitute (H-2), on 09/20/2017 HB 4616 of 2017referred 5/17/2017Local GovernmentHowell, GaryLocal government; other; prohibition of local ordinances dealing with pistols and other firearms; clarify penalties and provide for certain notices. Amends title of 1990 PA 319 (MCL 123.1101 - 123.1105) & adds secs. 4a, 4b & 4c.05/24/2017, 06/07/2017Reported with recommendation, as substitute (H-2) on 06/07/2017. HB 4686 of 2017referred 5/31/2017Local GovernmentChang, StephanieHousing; affordable; rent limitation for senior citizens and individuals with disabilities; authorize local units to impose, and provide for tax exemptions and specific tax. Creates new act. HB 4687 of 2017referred 5/31/2017Local GovernmentChang, StephanieHousing; affordable; rental control prohibition; create exception. Amends sec. 1 of 1988 PA 226 (MCL 123.411). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4686'17 HB 4712 of 2017referred 6/7/2017Local GovernmentGarrett, LaTanyaLocal government; other; failure of municipality to bill for water or sewerage services; clarify customer responsibility, and require municipalities to bill customers for water or sewerage services on a regular basis. Amends sec. 1 of 1939 PA 178 (MCL 123.161) & adds sec. 1a. HB 4847 of 2017referred 7/12/2017Local GovernmentLucido, PeterHousing; landlord and tenants; adjustments to rent; provide for notice. Amends sec. 34 of 1846 RS 66 (MCL 554.134). HB 4849 of 2017referred 7/12/2017Local GovernmentAlexander, JulieCemeteries and funerals; other; money held by a county for care and preservation of cemetery lots; require to be presumed abandoned under certain circumstances. Amends secs. 2, 3, 5 & 6 of 1903 PA 81 (MCL 128.82 et seq.); adds secs. 1a, 9 & 10 & repeals sec. 4 of 1903 PA 81 (MCL 128.84).09/20/2017, 09/27/2017Reported with recommendaiton, as substitute (H-1) on 09/27/2017. HB 4861 of 2017referred 8/16/2017Local GovernmentLucido, PeterLocal government; other; bonding for emergency managers; require, and exempt emergency managers from governmental immunity. Amends sec. 20 of 2012 PA 436 (MCL 141.1560) & adds sec. 9a. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4862'17 HB 4862 of 2017referred 8/16/2017Local GovernmentLucido, PeterLocal government; other; emergency managers; exempt from governmental immunity. Amends 1964 PA 170 (MCL 691.1401 - 691.1419) by adding sec. 7d. TIE BAR WITH: HB 4861'17 HB 4879 of 2017referred 8/16/2017Local GovernmentGarrett, LaTanyaLocal government; other; local financial stability and choice act; repeal. Repeals 2012 PA 436 (MCL 141.1541 - 141.1575). HB 5051 of 2017referred 9/28/2017Local GovernmentChang, StephanieLocal government; other; eligibility for membership on a receivership transition advisory board; modify, and allow former emergency manager or emergency financial manager of the local government as nonvoting member only. Amends sec. 23 of 2012 PA 436 (MCL 141.1563). HB 5052 of 2017referred 10/3/2017Local GovernmentJones, JewellElections; other; filling vacancy in office of county auditor; clarify under certain circumstances. Amends sec. 5 of 1913 PA 275 (MCL 47.5). TIE BAR WITH: HB 5052'1711/08/2017 HB 5053 of 2017referred 10/3/2017Local GovernmentNoble, JeffreyLocal government; financing; use of local revenues to support or otherwise assist illegal aliens; prohibit. Amends 1968 PA 2 (MCL 141.421 - 141.440a) by adding secs. 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d & 16e. HB 5056 of 2017referred 10/4/2017Local GovernmentPhelps, PhilTownships; boards and commissions; township board to request township name change by the county board of commissioners; authorize. Amends 1846 RS 16 (MCL 41.1a - 41.110c) by adding sec. 2a. TIE BAR WITH: HB 5057'17 HB 5057 of 2017referred 10/4/2017Local GovernmentPhelps, PhilCounties; boards and commissions; changing the name of a township upon request of a township board; authorize. Amends 1851 PA 156 (MCL 46.1 - 46.32) by adding sec. 14a. TIE BAR WITH: HB 5056'17 HB 5070 of 2017referred 10/10/2017Local GovernmentFrederick, BenEconomic development; tax increment financing; tax increment finance authorities into a single act; provide for. Creates new act & repeals 2004 PA 530 (MCL 125.2841 - 125.2866) & 2010 PA 250 (MCL 125.1871 - 125.1883). HB 5072 of 2017referred 10/10/2017Local GovernmentWebber, MichaelElections; other; reference to elected office of county auditor in the election law; repeal. Amends sec. 534 of 1954 PA 116 (MCL 168.534). TIE BAR WITH: HB 5052'17, HB 5084'1711/08/2017 HB 5084 of 2017referred 10/11/2017Local GovernmentMarino, SteveElections; other; reference to elected office of county auditor in the election law; repeal. Amends secs. 265 & 830 of 1954 PA 116 (MCL 168.265 & 168.830) & repeals secs. 221 - 241 of 1954 PA 116 (MCL 168.221 - 168.241). TIE BAR WITH: HB 5052'17, HB 5072'1711/08/2017 HB 5114 of 2017referred 10/12/2017Local GovernmentCalley, JulieElections; candidates; reference to elected office of county auditor in the election law; repeal. Amends sec. 643 of 1954 PA 116 (MCL 168.643). TIE BAR WITH: HB 5052'17, HB 5072'17, HB 5084'1711/08/2017 HB 5131 of 2017referred 10/17/2017Local GovernmentKosowski, RobertElections; candidates; reference to elected office of county auditor in the election law; repeal. Amends sec. 697 of 1954 PA 116 (MCL 168.697). TIE BAR WITH: HB 5052'17, HB 5072'17, HB 5084'17, HB 5114'1711/08/2017 HB 5238 of 2017referred 11/9/2017Local GovernmentGriffin, BethSchool aid; other; operational improvements for school districts; clarify terms. Amends sec. 1274a of 1976 PA 451 (MCL 380.1274a). SB 0102 of 2017 (PA 0038 of 2017)referred 3/2/2017Local GovernmentSchmidt, WayneProperty; other; Michigan community foundation act; create. Creates new act & repeals (See bill).03/22/2017, 03/29/2017Reported with recommendation, as substitute (H-1) on 03/29/2017. SB 0107 of 2017referred 7/12/2017Local GovernmentJones, RickHousing; inspection; inspection procedures and regulations; modify. Amends sec. 126 of 1917 PA 167 (MCL 125.526).09/27/2017, 10/04/2017Reported with recommendation on 10/04/2017. 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Tuesday, 25 October 2016 from 16:00 to 17:45 (BST)
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The Speech and Language Therapy Workshops aim to share information and approaches that are helpful to people of all ages with speech, language and communication support needs. Workshops are open to anyone (parents and carers as well as professionals) and are free of charge. There are only 15 spaces per workshop and booking is essential.
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"South Africa, 1963. A mother's love. A family's courage." 17 June 1988 Drama, Foreign 113 mins
A White enclave in Johannesburg, South Africa, in the 1960s. Molly Roth, 13 years old, is the daughter of leftist parents, and she must piece together what's happening around her when her father disappears one night, barely evading arrest, and, not long after, her mother is detained by the authorities. Some of Molly's White friends turn against her, and her family's friendships with Blacks take on new meaning. Relationships are fragile in the world of apartheid. How will she manage?
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Singer-songwriter Aaron Tippin
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Growing up on a South Carolina farm, Aaron Tippin relieved the long working hours by singing, songwriting and learning to play the guitar. Following in his dad's footsteps, he gained a pilot's license at the age of 15 and was working as a professional pilot by the time he was 20 years old. As the aviation industry struggled, he turned to the honky tonk circuit to make a living, while holding down jobs as a truck driver and factory laborer. In the mid-1980s he took the leap to Nashville, the country music capital, where he broke in as a staff songwriter and scored with a Charley Pride hit, "Whole Lotta Love on the Line." Tippin's catchy songs and demo tapes finally got someone interested at RCA Records, Nashville.
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With the new millennium came more hits from Tippin, who collaborated with his wife Thea on the hit "Kiss This." The song led off People Like Us, his third album for Lyric Street Records. The success of the Lyric Street albums encouraged Tippin to venture into his own record label, Nippit Records, which he formed in 2006. From the Nippit album Now and Then, came the chart-breakers "Ready to Rock" and "He Believed." In 2009, he recorded Overdrive, a collection of truck-driving songs that drew on his over-the-road experience.
Tippin's twangy baritone flavors his signature anthems, ballads and up-tempo honky tonk tunes. He's best known for rousing songs that are inspired by a love of country and memories of the hardscrabble, working-class existence that provided a wealth of memories and song material. There's much more to Aaron Tippin than a musical talent, country music stardom and a flair for songwriting. Back home in Dowelltown, Tennessee, he owns Aaron Tippin Firearms, a hunting supply store with locations in the Volunteer State and North Carolina. Tippin has achieved multiple commercial ratings with the FAA and is also a skilled helicopter pilot, flight instructor and airplane mechanic. His website AaronTippin.com also mentions a variety of other worthy and interesting occupations, including winemaker, bodybuilder, farmer and devoted family man.
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The convergence theories and the manufactured industry in Portugal
The aim of this paper is to present a further contribution to the analysis of absolute convergence, associated with the neoclassical theory, of the manufactured industry productivity at regional level and for the periods from 1986 to 1994 and from 1995 to 1999. The main conclusions that should be noted is which the signs of convergence different between the several manufactured industries.
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Celtics agree to terms with Pavlovic
Sasha Pavlovic (left) played for the Hornets on a 10-day contract (Michael DeMocker / Associated Press)
The Celtics were edged out on Corey Brewer by the Dallas Mavericks, who offered the swingman a multi-year deal, so they nabbed former Cavalier Sasha Pavlovic for the remainder of the season, according to an NBA source.
Pavlovic was a contributor on those Cleveland clubs that were a primary competitor with the Celtics, but was dealt to the Phoenix Suns in June 2009 in the trade that netted Shaquille O'Neal.
He spent last season with the Minnesota Timberwolves and played with the Dallas Mavericks and New Orleans Hornets this season on 10-day contracts. The Hornets released Pavlovic on Feb. 14 and he was a free agent.
In 466 NBA games, Pavlovic has averaged 5.4 points and 1.8 rebounds. He is a career 35 percent 3-point shooter and canned 7 of 21 in 14 games this season.
Pavlovic won't log heavy minutes, but he will spell Paul Pierce and Jeff Green occasionally and will provide depth.


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2008 11th IEEE International Symposium on Object and Component-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Computing (ISORC) (2005)
Seattle, Washington
May 18, 2005 to May 20, 2005
pp: 284-290
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ISORC.2005.1
Arjmand Samuel , Purdue University
Basit Shafiq , Purdue University
Halima Ghafoor , Purdue University
In this paper, we propose an architecture for adaptive real-time workflow-based collaborative system. Such a system is needed to support real-time communication and sharing of information among predefined or ad hoc team of users collaborating with each other for the execution of their respective tasks in the workflow. A key requirement for real-time workflow system is to provide the right data to the right person at the right time. In addition, the workflow needs to be reconfigured if a subtask of a workflow cannot be executed within the due time. We use the generalized temporal role-based access control (GTRBAC) model to capture the real-time dependencies of such workflow applications. In addition, support for triggers in GTRBAC allows dynamic adaptation of workflow based on the occurrence of certain events. Such adaptations may include rescheduling of workflow tasks, reassignment of users to scheduled tasks based on their availability and skill level, and abortion of incomplete tasks.
Arjmand Samuel, Basit Shafiq, Halima Ghafoor, "A GTRBAC Based System for Dynamic Workflow Composition and Management", 2008 11th IEEE International Symposium on Object and Component-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Computing (ISORC), vol. 00, no. , pp. 284-290, 2005, doi:10.1109/ISORC.2005.1