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Lack of finishing dooms Arlington soccer
ARLINGTON Another game, another impressive performance, and another loss for the Eagles girls soccer team.
The Sept. 27 match with the Cascade Bruins, played in a driving rain storm, was so one-sided on the field that Arlington should have score five or six times. They did not score at all and wound up losing to an inferior opponent 1-0 thanks to a penalty kick in the first half.
Right from the beginning Arlington controlled the possession and the flow of the game. Erin Taylor made some impressive runs down the right side, culminating in two early crosses into the Cascade goal area. But nobody was there to finish the crosses and Arlington could not jump ahead.
At the 15 minute mark Olivia Woodward collected a long chip from the midfield, beat a Cascade defender and attempted a chip shot of the goalkeeper. The ball sailed wide and the Eagles missed another chance to get on the scoreboard.
Two minutes later a hard tackle in the Arlington penalty area was ruled a penalty kick against the home team. Goalkeeper Andrea Parlin dove to the correct side but could not stop the well-placed shot.
Trailing 1-0 Arlington continued to press forward in the first half. In the 23rd minute Becca Wadey hustled down a cross and beat one defender to fire a shot on goal, only to be denied by the waiting Cascade keeper.
Morgan Galusha tried her luck from long range, hitting a sinking ball just over the crossbar minutes later. Chelsea Hansen got into the attack as well, challenging for a header on a cross to the middle of the box. Hansen brushed up against a charging Cascade goalkeeper and got her head on the ball, but it was held onto by the keeper to end the threat.
In the 30th minute, Kristina Longosky took an excellent pass from Galusha on the run down the right sideline. She wove into the corner and fired a perfect cross directly in front of the goal mouth. Two Arlington forwards had opportunities to get a head on the ball but neither connected for the Eagles.
Moments later Arlington missed on their best chance of the game when Jordan Taylor received a through-pass from Reggie Smithson and pounded a shot off the far post. The ball trickled back into the field as the Cascade goalkeeper scrambled to recover. Taylor could not put the rebound in the back of the net and Arlington failed to convert a golden opportunity.
The second half was a study in frustration for Arlington. Cascade nearly scored an own-goal in the opening five minutes when a long free kick from Chelsea Hansen was deflected on net by a Cascade defender. Unfortunately for Arlington the Cascade goalkeeper made a tip save and prevented a tie score.
In the 64th minute Samantha Coy drove a long free kick into the box which Kristen Allen headed into the Cascade net for what appeared to be the equalizing goal. Arlingtons relentless pressure had apparently paid off. But a stern looking linesman ruled the play offsides and overturned the goal, bringing the score back to 1-0 in favor of Cascade.
Near the final whistle, Longosky uncorked a blast from 25 yards away that was saved expertly by a diving Cascade goalie. Arlington had put their last good attempt on goal and the final whistle blew moments later.
For the Eagles, it was another tough loss due to a lack of finishing prowess. The girls face Snohomish Oct. 4.
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1. I soaked the end of a Q-tip in MYRRH and PLAGUE DEFENSE and held it against the affected area for as much time during my awake hours as I could. I also put a drop of oil on my finger and briskly rubbed the inner and outer affected gum a couple times daily. This turned the tide for me.
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14. Our family uses a couple of drops of a blend of Peppermint, Plague Defense and Tea Tree [ORAL HYGIENE] on our toothbrush along with baking soda in the morning when we brush our teeth. At night we brush with Tooth Suds. We like alternating these two regimens because the baking soda keeps our teeth nice and white. Our teeth have never been cleaner and healthier - we have eliminated routine dental checkups because they are simply unnecessary now! We began using this essential oil blend when our 18-year-old son had an abscessed tooth and was told he needed a root canal. After one day of applying a couple of drops every 3 hours or so, the abscess was gone and there was no more pain! The dentist was baffled when we went back for another x-ray. He had said nothing would be able to permeate the tooth to treat the infection. He got a bit of an education in essential oils that day. Praise the Lord for his gift of healing to us, and for using you, dear Linda, as an avenue of that healing! - Paula
15. When I had an infection in a tooth that they wanted to do a root canal on, I used PLAGUE DEFENSE, TEA TREE and a blend similar to LITTLE FLOWERS because it has frankincense and myrrh both are supposed to be beneficial for tooth infections. I used it for about 5 days, multiple times a day, and it completely got rid of the infection. - Diane
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What are you most proud of? I finished it!! I love all the colors and I hope it continues to lay flat. I steamed it to get it to flatten some more and my dog found the rug warm enough to lay on afterwards.
What advice would you give someone starting this project? To read a few books on braiding rugs. Pick the same weight fabric, wool. Take it slow and don't stitch too tight so that it keeps buckling. In fact skip a braid or two when sewing together to help it stay flat. I washed all the wool and dryed in dryer. Using reclaimed wool is a lot of work to take apart clothes. If you can use new or wool that was from the bolt, that would be better. Also, Toby made me a big table to use for my rug. You need a large table to keep it flat while sewing it together. He also made me a stand to hold the fabric while I braid.
Beautiful. I am wanting to try branding rugs but find the wool so expensive. Have you found a good place to buy wool?
Try thrift stores and get older wool blankets and try to stay in the same colors, like red, white, blue or what ever. Good luck~
Love your rug! Your fur any is adorable, reminds me of Brandy my Sweet 16 present from my dad
How do you clean really old wool (50+) yrs old garments. I plan on making a small braided rug with it.
I have a front load washing machine and I just wash wool in that and air dry. Also washing seems to felt it some so there is less chance of further shrinking. I played around with different older wool. If you do use older wool, try to get them all the same weight. Like I started to pick up older wool blankets and was hoping they would work better than a suit weight wool. Just another idea I had for wool, so I have collected several blankets from the thrift store and are in the same color. As for using a light weight next to heavy, it will not be as nice. I also have been practicing more on old t-shirts since they give a lot, it is easier to see how to work the fabric in to a circle. I also used old cotton sheets and made a small rug. Let me know how it goes!!
Thanks for the info.regarding cleaning old wool.
Beautiful braided rug! In the 1950's and before, My grandma used to live on a dirt road that led to the town dump in a vermont town. People would drop off their old coats, clothes etc. on the way. She was known for her great braided rugs which she had a big pile of. She sold them of course. I don't think that she could be too fussy (like we all are) about her materials....I've been saving wool for years...cutting,stripping clothes of their zippers, buttons, linings etc. No finished rugs yet! a couple of feet braided! Someone once told me that there is a difference between braiding and plaiting...Some braid and sew in place as they go...rather than waiting to sew it all at once. Some people wrap one of the three strands more than once to make it around a curve so that it doesn't bunch up do you know what I mean? The method is in some pamphlets on the subject. Also, I think that sewing between the braids rather than in the braid might make it more sturdy, what do you think?


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Erie children with disabilities receive adaptive bicycles
Nickolas Stratton will no longer feel upset when he watches the kids in his Millcreek Township neighborhood ride on their bicycles.
Now the 7-year-old -- who uses a wheelchair because of his cerebral palsy -- will be able to join them.
Nickolas was one of 31 children who received adaptive bicycles Friday as part of a program that helps kids with disabilities.
Twenty-four of the children, including Nickolas, are students at the Barber National Institute, where a ceremony was held to present the bikes to the kids.
When it was his turn to receive his bike, Nickolas slowly walked with his feet on top of his father's feet. Robert Stratton and his son moved across the gymnasium floor. The father helped the boy into the shiny new red bike.
Nickolas can use his legs some, so he was able to move the bike while a Barber staff member pushed and guided from behind.
The child was beaming as a crowd of about 150 people applauded.
"When I first heard about this, I was teary-eyed," Robert Stratton said. "It will mean major independence for him,"
Stratton, 28, added that about 10 children within a couple of blocks of his house ride bikes in their neighborhood. "This is going to make things easier for him to have more fun."
Variety, a nonprofit children's charity based in Pittsburgh, distributed the bicycles. The program has provided more than 600 bikes to children across western Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia since its inception in November 2012.
The bikes, based on size and how they are customized to fit each child, cost between $1,200 and $3,400, said Charlie LaVallee, chief executive of Variety.
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Addie Mae is a student at the institute.
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Thank you for reading Legal Nomads. I am a former lawyer currently traveling (and eating!) my way around the world, one country at a time. This site began as a travel blog for my family and friends when I quit my job in 2008 and took off to see the world. I thought I would travel for a year, and wanted to post photos and share crazy stories so that my loved ones could follow along from afar.
Over eight years later, with no fixed home base…
A return to my old job never happened, and Legal Nomads grew with each passing year of travel. At the same time, a business began to take form at the intersection of what I loved most: storytelling, food history, and connecting to others around the world.
About Legal Nomads
Legal Nomads started as a vaguely chronological recounting of my time living and eating abroad. I wanted friends to follow along, and I loved to write. As I traveled, I figured out that I also loved soup.
I am thrilled the site has evolved from a blog to a platform that trumpets for values I share with my readers and community: a place to connect storytellers who want to dig deep into a new country, a growing number of great people also obsessed with food around the world, a resource for celiacs and long-term travelers alike. I want the site to remain an inspiration to those who crave a life of travel and exploration, but one that also sets realistic expectations about the sacrifices unconventional choices require. Legal Nomads focuses on food, but also the human experience in a modern digital world.
Legal Nomads won a Lowell Thomas Award for best travel blog in 2015 had has been featured in the New York Times, National Geographic, BBC Travel, CNN, and more, as well as on the blogs and sites of many of my readers. The Links I Loved Newsletter, highlighting the best pieces from around the web in any given month, has been growing steadily as a curated digest of longform writing.
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If you had told me in 1998, when I went to law school, that I would be running a food and travel business from around the world in 2015, I would have laughed at the impossibility. I thought I would be a lawyer in New York and eventually shift into a public advocacy legal role. Never did I think I would be a writer and public speaker.
I grew up in Montreal, Quebec, and spend my childhood skiing and playing soccer and not really thinking about travel or food. It wasn't until I saw a documentary about Siberia in high school that I began to think about heading there myself, a seed that grew bit by bit as the years went by.
Prior to founding Legal Nomads, I worked for 5 years in New York as a corporate lawyer, having studied in Canada and then accepted an offer at a firm in Manhattan. My school debt was minimal due to Canadian tuition rates, and as I practiced law I was also able to save up for my dream trip: a long extravaganza on the Trans-Siberian and Trans-Mongolian Railway.
I set out in 2008, with Siberia as the impetus for a sabbatical from the law. As I travelled, I found something strange happening: I started to pick places because of the food. Learning about countries and their history became far more fascinating when seen through the lens of mealtimes, and I wrote about food more and more on the site starting in 2010. By 2012, when I published my first book, The Food Traveler's Handbook about how to eat safely and cheaply around the world, food had eclipsed almost everything else as I roamed.
I am also a celiac, and part of why I continue to share on Legal Nomads is to help others with the disease travel safely and with less fear. The Gluten Free Travel Guides aim to arm celiacs with more knowledge and less panic as they explore the world.
I've been honored that my writing has resonated with a growing community of readers and have tried to share the good and the bad, the ups and the downs, and the stories that I learn along the way.
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Given that I don't take advertising or sponsored content, I wanted to share how I do afford an unconventional life. Keep in mind it is a lifestyle choice, also, and my expenses are far lower than were I to live in New York City. I have been able to save money while building a business, one that has this blog as its heart and food as its mascot.
So, how do I afford my lifestyle?
- I do social media consulting work and brand audits for brands who want to focus on authenticity, engagement and a long-term strategy. This was born out of my own use of social media, and I've really enjoyed it. I generally provide a site and social media audit and recommendation report, then continue to work with those clients on an occasional basis in the months that follow the report.
- I have opened shop where you can buy tote bags, t-shirts and art prints featuring hand drawn, one-of-a-kind typographic maps of food. Presently I have Thailand, Italy, Vietnam, Portugal and Mexico, with 10 countries planned.
- I am a Wanderer-in-Residence with G Adventures, meaning that I act as a brand ambassador for them, hopping on a trip or two per year, doing the occasional speaking gig, and writing for their Looptail blog. I've been a brand ambassador with them for several years now.
- I do freelance writing for magazines and websites on an ad hoc basis. I do not pitch stories in advance, but have licensed photography and written destination or food-based writing pieces for publications around the world.
- I have built part of my business around speaking at conferences about food, storytelling, and branding and community building online. These are paid opportunities, or at a minimum cover travel and accommodation. I often stay longer in the conference destination so that I can explore while I'm already in the area, which builds in fun travel time.
- I published my first book in 2012, called The Food Traveler's Handbook. It's about how to eat cheap, safe and delicious food anywhere in the world.
- I am building a course for people who want to tell better stories, focusing on the nuts and bolts of narrative storytelling, as well as how to best convey that information in a digital world. You can learn more here.
Site policies, disclaimer, and keeping Legal Nomads ad free
When the site began attracting more attention, I received offers for sponsored posts and text links, as well as ad offers. I decided to keep the site ad-free, and have maintained that throughout my years of travel.
- Book reviews: I sometimes summarize or list out books of interest to readers, particularly those about food or ones I read when I was travelling from A to B. Best books posts: Part 1, Part 2, and food books. I welcome emails about books you've written, especially if they are food-related. Occasionally publishers send me free books to read, which I include if I enjoy them and leave out if I do not.
- Product reviews: I do not cover products or review them. Instead, I post about what I actually travel with on my World Travel Resources page.
- Amazon Affiliates : In posts where I reference books I've read or product I've used, I link to the product on Amazon.com or the manufacturer's page, where I receive an affiliate percentage of the purchase price. If you click on a product I recommend and it is sold via Amazon or that manufacturer, I will receive a minimal percentage of the sale price (4%-6%, usually). Buying via these affiliate links helps keep Legal Nomads ad free. I do not link to products I have not tested or verified.
- No sponsored posts, embedded links, or guest posts: I do not accept sponsored posts or embedded text links, nor do I take guest posts. When writing about travel undertaken as part of my brand ambassadorship with G Adventures, I disclose as much in the post.
- Ads generally: No no no. No ads, display or otherwise.
- No pop ups: I know, I know, they work. I hate them. So they won't be on Legal Nomads.
TL;DR I chose not to monetize Legal Nomads via advertising or sponsored content, and have kept the site ad-free. Any affiliate links are products I have used or can vouch for and am comfortable attaching to my reputation online. I will continue to maintain this integrity and treat readers with respect, as I would want to be treated online.
Where have I been?
This section of my about page used to list out the places I've travelled to, and link to the posts that cover them. It has been close to seven years now, and that's just a laundry list of places! Suffice it to say that I've developed a vague but very satisfying routine of chasing summer. I spend the North American winter in warmer places. My family jokes that I've lost some credibility as a Canadian; I no longer enjoy the cold!
During the rest of the year, I follow anchor points of weddings from friends and family, and conferences I want to attend. This usually means my summers are spent in and around North America, and spring in the EU.
Certainly not as routine as my life used to be, but nonetheless a comforting trajectory as I continue to explore the world through my stomach. For a more thorough list, please see the "Browse by Destination" dropdown menu in the footer of this page.
Have my travels been fulfilling?
People often ask if my travels have been fulfilling, or if I regretted taking off. In my "why I quit" post I wrote about moments of overwhelming happiness on this journey. That's not to say every day has been perfect, but on the whole I have been lucky enough to explore some extraordinary countries, meet terrific new friends and eat as much food as possible. I've ended up doing so as a line of work too, which was unexpected but wonderful.
Some posts along those lines:
- On the ups and downs of having had no home base during the last many years of building Legal Nomads.
- On how travel has helped me keep life in perspective in the long and short term.
- On homesickness and what it means to be 'home' in a world of in-betweens.
- On uncertainty and how 5 years of travel has changed me.
I've also put together an FAQ post for the questions I've received most from readers, and the rest of my personal stories are here.
For a longer-form answers, here are:
A video interview from July 2013 with Bloomberg TV for their "Stealth Lawyer" series, about food, travel and life after law.
My talk about taking risks, long-term travel and finding your passion in life from the WDS 2011 conference.
Want to Connect?
I'm on Twitter, Google Plus, and Facebook, as well as Instagram if you'd like to see other content like mobile photos and links I loved. For the longer-form ode to food, my book is available on Amazon here.
Thank you for reading!
– Jodi


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Recommend this dealer? Yes Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? Yes
The sales cycle was incredibly lengthy, but fortunately the negotiations were fairly painless. I would HIGHLY recommend contacting the dealership through their internet division first (I used edmunds.com). They found the truck, and gave me a competitive price right in e-mail before I ever set up the...
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After several email exchanges with Katie Dean about a particular Chysler Sebring, she made an appointment for me to see Tim Rock, Sales Manager, on Saturday 5/14/2011.
I stressed to her the need for the vehicle to be available because I was driving from Gresham, Oregon to Vancouver, Washington.
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Recommend this dealer? Yes Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? Yes
Kudos to the whole team at Dick Hannah Jeep!! My husband and I had the best car buying experience of our lives. They were able to get us our dream vehicle (Jeep Liberty Baby!!) at a price we could afford. Nova, from the VIP team was our first contact and she set the tone for all the fine professiona...
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- Newly renovated
- In the San Francisco's Mission District, within easy walking distance of Noe Valley and the Castro
- 2 blocks away from Dolores Park and San Francisco's "Gourmet Ghetto"
- Beautiful bedrooms with high-thread count, luxury hotel quality sheets and towels
- Gourmet kitchen with new appliances, Calphalon pots and pans, and Wusthof knives
- Patio access
- Ample nightlife, dining, shopping and cultural activities
- Excellent public transportation
- Easy Access to cabs and freeways
Live Like the Locals – Historic Dolores Park House
With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen and room to entertain, this house is the ideal home base for whatever calls you to San Francisco. Near restaurants, cultural activities, boutique shopping, public transit and nightlife, but in a quiet neighborhood of home owners and historic mansions, you'll never be far away from your destination, and you'll have a luxurious locale for entertaining family and friends.
Beyond vacationers, this property is perfect for a variety of other guests.
Parents/Grandparents/Family: Live comfortably while welcoming the newest member of the family or helping your children settle into new lives. We'll provide, at your request, a child-friendly home with new Pack & Play with Bassinet, vibrating chair, booster chair and other amenities to create a fun, nurturing environment for the littlest members of your clan.
Business visitors: When work brings you to the area repeatedly, set up shop in a house to recreate the familiar environment of home. Let this home with a gourmet kitchen and large living and dining areas be your pied-a-terre in beautiful San Francisco.
Lastly, we deep clean professionally between guests to ensure your satisfaction.
We stayed 7 weeks in this apt. The location is great and the apt suited us perfectly.
This property exceeded our expectations! Very clean and spacious. The location was perfect! We highly recommend it!
We visit San Francisco often, and always try to stay in the Mission area. We always have trouble finding nice places. This place was great. Clean, nice furniture, excellent appliances, good beds, and large bedrooms. The bathrooms and kitchen were very nice and had been remodeled. Street parking was easy to find during our stay. Nice TV and good wireless internet. Good location and easy walk to Park and restaurants. Located in a hilly area with steep steps to the apartment so not good if you are in poor shape. We will be back!
Our stay could not have been better. The place was everything you could ask for.
A full kitchen, 2 beautiful bedrooms with 2 bathrooms. A comfortable sitting room, with TV and Wi-Fi. The location is phenomenal. Great walking area with amazing restaurants and coffee shops. The apartment was spotless. They kept the place clean and ready for us. We highly recommend this place.
We had a great time. Large place, very well equipped, clear instructions, great location for us.
My parents, husband and 2 year old daughter stayed in this lovely home for 5 nights during our Spring break. The location was perfect and central to all the touristy things we had planned. My favorite feature was the easy walk to one of the most beautiful parks we have ever visited. My daughter knew it was close and we went everyday.
As far as the home, it was a perfect layout for 5 people to share good quality time yet also allowed for private space. We cooked in a couple of nights and made breakfast almost every morning and it was so convenient to have Whole Foods down the block!
We loved this house, the location and Nicole was so responsive. She even mailed back a pair of pajama pants we left behind.
The Liberty-Hill Historic District is one of the earliest residential areas to be developed in San Francisco, with major development starting in the 1860s and continuing until the turn of the century. Because the fire following the 1906 earthquake was stopped at the Twentieth Street boundary of the district, it contains examples of all architectural styles prevalent during the developmental period.
The majority of the buildings in the District are Victorian, including the Italianate, Stick and Queen Anne styles. The houses range in size from small workingman's cottages to grand houses, a number of which were designed by well-known Bay Area architects. The suburban quality of the Liberty-Hill area is retained to this day. It is enhanced by extensive street tree plantings and the very low incidence of commercial establishments in the residential areas.
The great majority of district businesses are on nearby Valencia Street, an historic and unifying commercial corridor, which continues to be one of San Francisco hottest neighborhoods and one of the best urban experiences in the entire United States where you can walk to everything great about the city by the bay.
793 Dolores is perfectly located for easy walks to world-class eateries in the Gourmet Ghetto (Valencia St, 18th and 24th Streets) or to take in the many murals that cover Mission buildings. Or take a short two-block walk to the famous and newly renovated Mission Dolores Park, with the city's best new playground.
This lovely home is ideally located to get around San Francisco. It's a short one block walk to the MUNI light rail station for a 15 minute public transport ride to Downstown/SoMa/Market Street.
Or a six-block walk to BART rapid transit system serving the entire San Francisco Bay Area. The heavy-rail public transit and subway system connects San Francisco with cities in the East Bay and suburbs in northern San Mateo County. The home is also a five-minute drive to the freeway for a commute down the Peninsula.
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The 'Zig' series contains some of Smith's most abstract sculptures. This particular example however, retains figurative overtones in its construction. The use of industrial paint gives the sculpture a flat unified colour. In this period Smith often mounted his work on wheels making it easier to handle and literally mobile, although the wheels in this case are fixed. The sculptures with wheels thus became independent of the traditional plinth or base. Smith did not designate a sixth work in the 'Zig' series although he made more than six 'Zigs'. However, on stylistic grounds, this sculpture is believed to be number six.
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Mallin: Corporate Governance 4e
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Corporate Governance blogWritten by Chris Mallin and Bob Tricker, includes comment on current events in the world of business, economics, and finance, from the perspective of corporate governance
Fill-in-the-blank questionsA series of questions for each chapter to test your knowledge of the material covered
Updatesdetails of changes in corporate governance since book publication
Web linkslinks to sites useful for the study of corporate governance
Crosswords of key termstest your knowledge of the key terms in interactive crossword format
Additional case studies
Additional cases to those in the book; taken from previous editions of the book
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govCMS is a Drupal7 Distribution used by the Australian Government and designed to be hosted on public cloud infrastructure.
By using govCMS, Australian government agencies are able to create and manage unclassified websites cost effectively, in compliance with Australian Government standards.
This article was originally written based on the Spark distribution.
Installation profiles in Drupal 8 have all the functionality of modules, including access to hooks and plugins and, critically, the ability to provide configuration for your site in the form of .yml files.
First you need a machine name for your profile. This is a name consisting of lowercase letters and underscores only. From here on, all references to profilename imply the profile machine name.
E.g if your profile is for Acme starter kit valid profile machine names would be
the following would be invalid
This is because profiles are just like modules, and hence can implement hooks, - but acme-kit_form_alter would not constitute a valid PHP function name.
Your installation profile will reside in its own profilename directory in the /profiles directory of a Drupal 8 site.
All installation profiles must have a profilename.info.yml file. They may also have:
When packaged, your installation profile will also have modules, src, and themes directories as needed.
The profilename.info.yml file should look similar to this:
CRM Core is designed to act as a platform where developers can extend the basic capabilities of the system using features.
A feature is a small, useful application designed to extend what CRM Core does. A feature may be a Feature in the Drupal module sense of the word, but it does not have to be. Any module that extends the basic functionality of CRM Core can be considered a feature.
There is a growing list of features for CRM Core becoming available. These features are freely available for use in your Drupal websites. Some features come bundled as part of installation profiles that you can use to easily get up-and-running with a fully-configured version of CRM Core. Installation profiles are generally configured for a specific purpose, but can easily be modified to handle other use cases.
Utility Modules
Demo Framework Scenarios are Features modules that extend the Demo Framework distribution. The idea behind a scenario is that once enabled via DF, it provides a full demo site complete with content, taxonomy, landing pages etc.
DF comes with two of these "out-of-the-box" demos as examples. One can copy (or "fork") a scenario, changing it to make a unique demo for their own purposes.
Media vertical specific scenario focused on brands, series and episodes.
The Demo Framework is a distribution for Drupal that is intended to do a few things:
Training is a Drupal distribution for building Drupal based training websites / portal which brings together information about diverse courses (Drupal, PHP, Soft Skills, Personality Development etc.) in a unified way.
Training distribution contains most of the modules and basic configuration (content-types, views, features) you would need to create a training portal.
The core features of Training include :
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AUSTIN - The biggest issue of the legislative session moved another step forward Friday when the Senate Finance Committee approved a budget bill Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst said is compassionate despite cuts.
The two-year spending proposal that totals $117.7 billion spends more money than the House budget, which totals about $117 billion. The full Senate is expected to vote on the bill next week and then differences must be worked out with the House before the session ends June 2.
The Senate plan recommends spending $59.9 billion in state money in 2004-05, partly by using payment delays, the Rainy Day Fund and other mechanisms not approved by the House, which spent $58.6 billion in state general revenue.
"We've got a good budget here in the Senate that's compassionate, that helps people and I'm proud of it," Dewhurst said.
Both chambers have grappled with a $9.9 billion shortfall through 2005 while keeping promises by the Republican leadership not to raise taxes.
Both built their proposals from zero, examining state spending line by line.
But the budgets are far apart in some areas.
For example, the House would cut $309 million in textbook funding while the Senate would trim $200 million. Teachers would pay more health insurance under the House plan than in the Senate's.
In all, the House spent about $827 million more in state money on public education, $24.4 billion, than the Senate, which spent $23.62 billion.
The Senate also allocated more to health and human services - $40 billion overall, up 5.9 percent from current spending.
That includes recommending the Children's Health Insurance Program continue to serve families who earn up to 200 percent of the federal poverty limit, or $36,800 a year for a family of four.
Sen. Eliot Shapleigh, D-El Paso, said hundreds of thousands of Texans who need services still would not be covered under the Senate plan.
Dewhurst, a Republican, said the proposal isn't perfect but it allows Texas to provide for the truly needy who currently receive services.
CHIP, the program for youngsters whose families earn too much money to qualify for Medicaid, would have scaled down benefits, children would have to renew every six months instead of the current 12 months and they would have to wait three months from the day they sign up before they can begin receiving coverage.
About 508,000 children are enrolled. Under the Senate proposal, 388,000 would be eligible, including children of state workers and school employees who would be cut under the House plan that would enroll about 225,000.
Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Lewisville, also defended the social services funding and vowed to personally take in any "grandma" who would be in the streets because of the Senate budget.
"I hope she has a very large house because we're going to be sending her address to every grandmother and person with a disability who after Sept. 1 loses services," said Bob Kafka, a disabled activist with the group ADAPT.
Kafka said the Senate budget is better than the House's, but both make potentially life-threatening cuts to programs for the disabled and elderly.
Senate Finance Chairman Teel Bivins said the committee vote was only one step in a continuing process and that he was proud of the work members did.
"These are the toughest choices I've been called on to make," said Bivins, R-Amarillo.
Bivins said that like the House bill OK'd by representatives last week, the Senate proposal relies on several pieces of legislation that have yet to pass.
He said he is confident the measures such as one allowing the use of the $1 billion Rainy Day Fund will pass.
Gov. Rick Perry and Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn, both Republicans, have been at odds with Senate budget writers and Dewhurst for the ideas to delay to $2.3 billion in state payments to schools, pensions and other programs and use money from some state funds.
The House delayed $1.2 billion in payments to school districts but nothing else.
Strayhorn has hinted that she won't certify a final budget that has such provisions. This week, Perry said he didn't think a budget with the delays would reach his desk.
Bivins fiercely defended the moves, saying they've been used in the past and are responsible, legitimate ways to save money. The one-time costs that are put off would be paid when Texas could afford it, he said.
Shapleigh and Gonzalo Barrientos, D-Austin, were the lone "no" votes on the 15-member Senate panel.
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The International Society of Automation (www.isa.org) is a nonprofit professional association that sets the standard for those who apply engineering and technology to improve the management, safety, and cybersecurity of modern automation and control systems used across industry and critical infrastructure. Founded in 1945, ISA develops widely used global standards; certifies industry professionals; provides education and training; publishes books and technical articles; hosts conferences and exhibits; and provides networking and career development programs for its 40,000 members and 400,000 customers around the world.
ISA owns Automation.com, a leading online publisher of automation-related content, and is the founding sponsor of The Automation Federation (www.automationfederation.org), an association of non-profit organizations serving as "The Voice of Automation." Through a wholly owned subsidiary, ISA bridges the gap between standards and their implementation with the ISA Security Compliance Institute (www.isasecure.org) and the ISA Wireless Compliance Institute (www.isa100wci.org).
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The ISA-62443 series of standards, being developed by the ISA99 committee and adopted globally by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), is designed to provide a flexible framework to address and mitigate current and future vulnerabilities in industrial automation and control systems (IACS).
A newly published standard in the series, ISA-62443-3-3-2013, Security for Industrial Automation and Control Systems Part 3-3: System Security Requirements and Security Levels, addresses risks arising from the growing use of business information technology (IT) cybersecurity solutions to address IACS cybersecurity in complex and dangerous manufacturing and processing applications.
IACS security goals typically focus on control system availability, plant protection, plant operations, and time-critical system response. IT security goals, in contrast, often focus more on protecting information than physical assets. For this reason, use of IT cybersecurity solutions to address IACS security must be implemented knowledgeably. This prevents unintended vulnerabilities that could lead to potentially disastrous health, safety, environmental, financial, or reputational impacts in deployed control systems.
The new ISA99 standard addresses this concern with an approach to defining system requirements that is based on a combination of functional requirements and risk assessment, and an awareness of operational issues. The standard provides detailed technical control system requirements associated with seven foundational requirements described in the groundbreaking first ISA99 standard, ISA-62443-1-1 (99.01.01), including defining the requirements for control system capability security levels. Those responsible for IACS cybersecurity will use these requirements in developing the appropriate control system target security levels for specific assets.
"This standard provides highly relevant and practical direction to asset owners, system integrators, and suppliers by describing the major system-level technical requirements for a secure IACS," stated ISA99 co-chair Eric C. Cosman of the Dow Chemical Company. "It serves as a cornerstone in the ISA-62443/IEC 62443 series, complementing other standards including ISA-62443-2-1, which addresses the processes and procedures needed for security."
The ISA99 committee drew on the input and knowledge of IACS security experts from across the globe in developing the standard. Unlike programs targeted at a single industry, ISA99 is applicable to all industry sectors and critical infrastructure. It recognizes the interrelated nature of industrial computer networks in which cybervulnerabilities exploited in one sector can affect multiple sectors and infrastructure.
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ANSI/ISA-62443-3-3-2013 was approved as an American National Standard in August 2013. An essentially identical version will be published by the IEC in the near future.
The standard is available at www.isa.org/findstandards (select "62443" from the drop-down list and scroll down) or by calling +1-919-990-9200.
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The near-simultaneous adoption of the ISA99 standards by the IEC reflects a long and productive collaboration through which many original ISA standards have been adopted to become widely used IEC global standards in vital areas including industrial cybersecurity, enterprise-control system integration (ISA95), batch process control (ISA88), and process safety (ISA84).
The expertise and input of ISA99 is also evident in the close cooperation with key leaders from the White House National Security Staff on Cybersecurity, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology in the ongoing development of a U.S. national cybersecurity framework. The framework is a key element in the executive order signed by President Obama in February 2013, which called for the U.S. government to work closely with key industry partners to protect critical infrastructure.
For more information on ISA99, contact Charley Robinson, ISA Standards, email@example.com or +1-919-990-9200.


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From eGames: In Blast Thru, you must burst through multi-colored blocks in this fast-paced arcade game for up to eight players. Watch out for invisible, exploding, indestructible, and multi-hit blocks that add to your challenge. Bonus power-ups, such as the expanding paddle and rockets, can help you clear the board. But beware of power-downs, such as the sword and chomping teeth, which can slow your progress.
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