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The average Electronics Assembler in the United States earns approximately $13.20 per hour. Most Electronics Assemblers report high levels of job satisfaction. While about a fifth report receiving no health benefits, a strong majority do receive medical coverage, and more than half have dental, as well. Women are just slightly outnumbered, with male Electronics Assemblers making up 54 percent of survey respondents. The data for this snapshot was collected from individuals who took PayScale's salary survey.
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An electronics assembler is a position which can be found in any organization or facility that assembles or modifies electronic equipment (for example: motors, batteries, computers, machinery, etc). A person in this position can also be responsible for connecting devices to electronic components to make them work. This person will often work in an indoor environment with a team of other electronic assemblers. A high school diploma is required in order to be an electronics assembler. While many organizations will provide training for this position, some do require the completion of a certificate program. Training will involve the basics of electricity and various tools and equipment, as well as workshop experience.Read More...
This position will involve a variety of responsibilities and duties, which can vary depending on the organization. Some typical responsibilities can include routing wires, cutting and soldering wires, tool handling, assembling electronic systems, assembling support structures, installing various components, reading and interpreting schematic drawings and diagrams, explaining various assembly procedures, positioning and aligning electrical parts, cleaning parts and equipment, adjusting and repairing electronic component parts, ensuring conformance to electronic specifications, meeting with engineers and supervisors to resolve issues, fabricating parts and structures according to schematics, inspecting and testing wiring assemblies, inspecting circuits for resistance factors, recording results of tests, completing and maintaining production reports, tracking and identifying components, distributing materials and supplies, measuring and adjusting voltages to operational accuracy, and instructing customers regarding the maintenance of various products. This position requires a person who is highly attentive to detail and has expert hand-eye coordination. This person should be able to learn quickly and efficiently.
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Electronics Assemblers do not generally earn higher incomes from more experience in the field. The average worker who claims fewer than five years of experience earns around $26K. In contrast, however, individuals who report five to 10 years in this occupation see a much larger median of $31K. For Electronics Assemblers, 10 to 20 years of experience on the job amounts to an average salary of $33K. Ultimately, more time spent in the workforce does seem to translate to bigger paychecks; seasoned veterans with more than 20 years of experience report a median income of $38K.
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Auburn forward Tyler Harris is expected to return to practice today while guard T.J. Dunans could return to action "within the next week or two," Tigers head coach Bruce Pearl said Monday.
Harris has been suffering from back spasms since the loss to Oklahoma State Jan. 30. He has been held out of every practice since, but has not missed any games.
Harris played 21 minutes against Tennessee Feb. 9 and 24 against Vanderbilt Saturday, but combined to shoot just 1-for-18 from the field in the two losses. The senior is averaging 13.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per game.
"It's important that we get Tyler Harris back and healthy," Pearl said. "He said he felt a little better against Vanderbilt than he did against Tennessee. It did not necessarily translate. But I anticipate that Tyler is going to be able to bounce back and be able to be a double-double-type player for us again like he was earlier in the season."
Dunans was averaging 12.4 points and 2.8 assists in 10 games before bruising his knee against Harvard Dec. 23.
"(The season) started to unravel pretty quickly because Dunans was a very, very important piece for us," Pearl said. "He does go back to the doctor Thursday and get to see what his status is. He's still not live, but he's been running more. He's getting closer as far as his rehab is concerned... His quad strength still isn't there, he still hasn't been released from the doctor to go live, and until the guy can go live, there's really not much point to it."
Auburn (9-15, 3-9 SEC) has lost seven straight games since upsetting Kentucky and Alabama Jan. 16 and Jan. 19, respectively. The Tigers travel to Arkansas (12-13, 5-7) Wednesday for a 5 p.m. tip.


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US Secretary of State John Kerry joined forces with Angelina Jolie in demanding the end of sexual violence during the closing ceremony of a four-day London summit organised by the Hollywood actress.
Echoing remarks made by Ms Jolie earlier this week, Mr Kerry, a war veteran and father of two daughters, called on world leaders to fight the culture of impunity and insisted that rape can no longer be employed as weapon of war and intimidation against civilians.
"It's time for us in an age where we see enough of chaos, failed and failing states, to write a new norm, one that protects women, girls, men, boys, protects them from these unspeakable crimes," he added.
The actress described the summit as an "emotional experience" and highlighted that the event has served to "map out every area of action we need to take", adding: "We have all come together based on a common desire to end war zone sexual violence."
The four-day End Sexual Violence in Conflict Summit has received worldwide media attention thanks to the presence of the actress, who is a UN Special Envoy and a female rights activists, alongside Foreign Secretary William Hague.
The foreign secretary became committed to the agenda after seeing Jolie's film 'The land of Blood and Honey' about the horrors of sexual violence that militias and armies perpetrated during the Bosnian conflict of the 1990s, where thousands of women were brutally abused and sexually exploited.
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Romney's Global Warming Joke Should Haunt Him
There are 48 comments on the Switched story from Nov 5, 2012, titled Romney's Global Warming Joke Should Haunt Him. In it, Switched reports that:
When Gov. Romney gave his acceptance speech at the Republican convention he quipped that President Obama wants to slow the rise of the oceans, by contrast he wanted to help American families.
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#1 Nov 5, 2012
Agreed. What a guy!
#2 Nov 5, 2012
What a bunch of fear-mongering lunatics! According to the Leftists arguing in the 70s about how they'd keep the political momentum they accomplished with cowardly, false perceptions of SE Asia, the idea was environmentalism. They amped that by producing a two tome treasure chest of misapplied data in which they ushered in the age of fear by claiming coastal cities would be underwater by 2000, twelve years ago. Now, they've started another cycle of fear-mongering, when the oceans still haven't risen, nor has desertification accelerated. Timing this fear mongering with the sun cycle, where sunspots will decrease to nothing, will serve them right.
#3 Nov 5, 2012
Get ready more of the same to come.
#5 Nov 5, 2012
And how has Obama giving billions to 'green energy' companies who promptly bankrupted helped reduce the supposed global warming? What a joke! They know Obama is going down and are throwing everything they can think of to try and stop his defeat.
#6 Nov 5, 2012
What's wrong with you, August?
This thread is about how Romney is: BAD.
#7 Nov 5, 2012
Hell, I'm hoping it drowns Willard. Mother Nature would have the last laugh on him and queen Annie!
#8 Nov 5, 2012
So how is the weather in Westland? Have you seen Big Bird there? Maybe he's running around in Garden City perhaps Livonia.
#9 Nov 5, 2012
Global warming is a joke.
Romney may be bad but Obama has proven that he is worse.
#10 Nov 5, 2012
You are a joke.
No logic, no science, no heart. May I call you racist?
#11 Nov 5, 2012
People judge others by whatever good or evil is in their own hearts. So by all means, call me a racist. All you're doing is accusing me of that which you are guilty of; which, by the way, is the true mark of a liberal.
#12 Nov 6, 2012
How about telling all what you know about the Mitt. Please no nonsense from the news media.
#13 Nov 6, 2012
Exactly right. The mud they hurl comes out of their quiver.
#14 Nov 6, 2012
He's a capitalist. Capitalism is the best match for our country. Is it without it's downside, no, it's not. No economic model is without a downside.
#15 Nov 6, 2012
'I want to help American families - UNLESS their coastal residences are threatened by bigger or more frequent storms or rises in ocean level, in which case I don't give a s--t.'
Romney is the "joke" here. Do NOT elect this moron.
#16 Nov 6, 2012
You are a nutball liar incapable of the truth. Please, sit down and STFU.
#17 Nov 6, 2012
Three of them went bankrupt. Obama hasn't "given billions" to anyone, he doesn't pass spending bills. And he is going to win re-election.
Three strikes and you're out, chump!:)
#18 Nov 6, 2012
Lemme get this straight - it's OK to call you a racist, but liberals are really the racists? But you're NOT a liberal?
Why can't Righties tell the truth or speak up clearly about what they stand for? DO you stand for anything??
#19 Nov 6, 2012
Arrows come out of a quiver...mud comes out of the ground. Just an FYI - you know, some 'fun facts' for you....:)
#20 Nov 6, 2012
I'd explain it to you but you wouldn't understand.
United States
#21 Nov 6, 2012
I know all I need to know about Gov. Romney, he isn't Barack Hussein Obama.
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We have started a Gluten Free - Just Like Me Photo Album on my Facebook page. Send me a photo and a brief story of your gluten free life and I will add it to the album. You can message me on my Facebook page or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Reading these stories and seeing these faces has been very heart-warming for me. A few have even brought tears to my eyes.
Here is our story:
Summer, 2005
No one ever forgets the day you find out your child has a genetic, life-long, life changing autoimmune disorder.
Alex, now a healthy, beautiful, vibrant 17 year old, was once a non-thriving, somewhat depressed, shy and often sick child. We really are not sure when it all started. She entered the world on Leap Day as a bubbly almost ten pound baby with hair you could almost braid. Looking back now, there seem to be several instances that were somewhat unusual; she was a colicky baby; the projectile vomiting in the ER in Iowa one Thanksgiving; the pot belly stomach; the not too infrequent "blahness" when other children were running, laughing, exploring and having fun. Whenever the subtle signs started, by the time Alex reached third grade her illness became more serious.
She was so addicted to Pepto Bismal that she would drink it like it was chocolate milk. The doctors attributed it to school-related stress. Sometimes the stomachaches were so bad she could not play in the games with her basketball team – these pains were attributed to nerves. She was frequently constipated – the doctor said she needed to pull her underwear all the way to her ankles when she went to the bathroom.
And then the flu-like symptoms began. At the beginning of third grade, every two months she would get what seemed like the flu and vomit for four to five days. We took her to the doctor who would run your standard blood tests. They would all come back normal, not even anemic. The doctors answered our questions with "it is just the flu; it has been a bad season." The almost ten pound baby was now so thin and dehydrated you could count her ribs and she had to have IV's to be rehydrated.
Finally, when she had the "flu" for five days in June, it was time to go to the doctor and not leave until we had some kind of an answer. They did stomach x-rays and ran additional blood tests. As an afterthought, as he was walking out the door, the doctor threw in a test for "celiac" - a word we would soon get to know very well.
We left to go on a beginning of summer trip but all I could do was pray for an easy answer. Not wanting anything serious. The first round of test from the blood work came back normal again, but I still had a nagging feeling that not all was well.
Then the call that answered the nagging feeling - one of the tests, something called celiac was positive. Silly what? How do you spell it? Autoimmune? Gluten what?
Thanks largely to the Internet; all of our questions were soon answered. Even while we waited through more tests that summer, more blood draws to test for absorption, the endoscopy at Children's Hospital . . . I did not want to believe it but deep down I knew that Alex had celiac disease. And finally we received the news (on the day that Alex also fell and broke her arm). The endoscopy was conclusive for celiac disease.
As a parent, my prayer every night was for my children to be healthy and happy. So how could it be that my daughter had a genetic, life long, life-changing disorder? Why did she have to live a life that would now be "different" and more difficult?
Yes, what parent would not be relieved to know why their child had been sick? Even better yet, the illness was completely treatable by something as natural as a change in diet. But oh, what a change.
It sounded simple enough; just eliminate gluten from your diet. While no longer eating wheat flour was challenging enough for an elementary-aged child, determining what we could eat in this gluten-laden world was a monstrous task. Our transition to the gluten free life was before you could find gluten free pizza crust and even gluten free bread. Eating out at restaurants was soon to become a rarity for our family. It initially took hours of research to determine just what we could put on our plates for dinner. So much more than a diet change, going gluten free is a lifestyle change!
Even though I ached inside for a pizza delivery van on Friday night, I made the commitment to be as positive as possible on the outside so that Alex could accept her new diet and life style. A new diet and lifestyle she would have to life with forever.
Two years later and our lives are redesigned by our new gluten free lifestyle. Even though hours are still spent searching for safe food and even more hours are spent in the aisles of my local grocery stores (I say stores because anyone who cooks gluten free has at least three grocery/health food stores they shop at), I can breathe again.
Since so much effort is put into what we eat, we have decided to all travel down the gluten free path that leads to a healthier diet made up of more fresh everything. Our family is definitely closer together - family dinners are the norm, not a novelty at our house.
The best reward of all - that running, laughing, exploring, fun-loving child that was hidden beneath the illness in my wonderful daughter's inner soul has fully and physically emerged!
One of the first changes noticed was the color of Alex's skin. She had always been so pale. Two months into the diet in the middle of the rainy season in Seattle, my daughter had a tan! I could not figure out where it came from. We were shocked at realizing it was because she was healing. Then came the spontaneous dancing, the little skip across the family room for no apparent reason. Finally bigger changes with five inches of growth in a year and becoming the point guard on her basketball team!
And so in the end, the realization came that God had answered my prayers. God took me on a different path than expected but I did finally have the happy and healthy child that I prayed for every night.
January, 2008
The Silver Lining … in Celiac Disease
My daughter and I share a mutual love of cooking that has been one of the greatest blessings… yes blessings… of celiac disease.
On a quiet afternoon or evening when we have a few hours between soccer games and guitar lessons, you can often find us in the kitchen, the TV turned on to the Food Network, hammering out the ingredients for our latest and greatest gluten free, dairy free food concoction. No matter what our mood when we start, at the end of it we both fall blissfully (yet somewhat exhausted from all the finger licking) onto the stools at the kitchen counter to sample our latest endeavor.
Of course the end result is almost always a reward in and of itself. Like the "Better than the Original Gluten Free, Casein Free Samoa's" We have had a few flops as well, such as the tomato soup that tasted more like thick and hearty pasta sauce. In fact, we ended up using it as pasta sauce.
Even more than the food, it's the time we spend together doing something we both love that is the greatest reward. This is when my daughter shares her feelings about her friends, her dream of visiting Venice, her struggles with how hard it is to eat gluten free when her friends are eating birthday cake, or even worse, Krispy Kreme donuts. But this is also when she learns how long to sauté onions or whip up a gluten free treat that will please any picky eaters. These are skills that will last a lifetime. And this is the silver lining in celiac disease; The bond that my daughter and I have sealed in the kitchen.
My daughter says she wants to grow up and study cooking in Paris and be a chef. She is only eleven so there are many years for her life dreams to change. But one thing is certain – I know she will never forget the hours we spend in the kitchen, flour flying, creating our latest and greatest gluten free meals.
January, 2013
We have been gluten free for almost eight years now and the GF diet has become easier and easier as more and more products are available. I feel like we lead an almost better than "normal" life. Of course my one wish would be for all of this to go away, but I can also be thankful for the blessings that have come from the gluten free diet. I have no doubt that my entire family is closer together and healthier because of our diet.
The hardest challenge at this point is my very social teenagers social life – kids like to eat out! She actually had a relapse the first part of 2012 from eating out and not speaking up enough. The blood levels are back to normal now and she has learned to always tell the waiter that she has celiac disease and is strictly gluten free.
She is also facing some health challenges. She is missing eight adult teeth so she has had to undergo a series of oral surgeries with more to come. She also still faces some health struggles. Alex has suffered from chronic back pain for over a year now. It was initially believed to be a volleyball injury so she started down the path of physical and sports therapy. After hours of physical therapy, several x-rays and a few MRIs, the doctors decided there were no structural "bone" issues and referred her to a counselor and biofeedback. (Have you ever noticed how doctors automatically attribute teenage girl pain to stress?) Finding no relief in that direction, they did a pelvic scan to check the organs (we have strong renal cell carcinoma in my family) and now she is in Rheumatology. They are drawing more blood and trying Celebrex, and she goes back to her Celiac Doctor next week.
I have had a lot of the same feelings this year that I had in 2005. The good news is she looks healthy and is growing and, despite the pain, is pretty happy. The bad news is she has had at least one doctor's visit a week and she once again has some underlining illness that we are yet to detect and it is causing Alex a lot pain. I am once again praying for an answer that is manageable.


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New erasable thermal phase-change superresolution (EPSR) disks composed of mask and recording layers can increase recording density by the detection of the below-diffraction-limited marks within the readout spot. The formation of the aperture and the readout signal on the EPSR disk were analyzed. The feasibility of optically designed EPSR disks was evaluated by thermal simulation. A carrier-to-noise ratio of 32 dB at a mark size of 0.4 μm, 8 dB higher than that of a conventional disk, was obtained by application of a pulse–read method to the EPSR disks at a wavelength of 780 nm and a numerical aperture of 0.55.
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One&Only Cape Town
You will be spoilt for choice in terms of dining at this hotel as there are 4 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you will find great menu choices and a nice spot to eat during the day. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find a snack bar/deli and 24-hour room service. Highlights include a health club and a marina. One and Only Spa is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering facials and body scrubs, as well as detox wraps, Swedish massages and Thai massages. Go for a dip in the outdoor pool and enjoy the sun loungers. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
In addition to the on-site spa, a spa tub and a sauna are among the leisure facilities on offer. Child-friendly amenities at this hotel include a free children's club and free supervised childcare/activities. Free WiFi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like.
One&Only Cape Town
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $701
- Island Superior King Room
- Marina Mountain View King Room
- 1 Bedroom Island Suite
- Marina Mountain View Double Queen Room
- Premier Table Mountain King Room
- Marina Harbour View Double Queen Room
- Premier Table Mountain Double Queen Room
- Marina Harbour View King Room
- Island Superior Queen Room – South African ID required upon check in
- 1 Bedroom Marina Suite
- 1 Bedroom Marina Grand Suite
- Island Superior King Room - South African ID Required Upon Check In
- 2 Bedroom Island Grand Suite
- Island Superior Double Queen Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 131 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Up to 2 children (11 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Free children's club
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Children's club (free)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Free buffet breakfast
- 4 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Health club
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Marina on site
- Pool umbrellas
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Arcade/game room
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 3927
- Conference space size (meters) - 365
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Hair salon
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 2009
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Terrace
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Espresso maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Pillow menu
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- In-room massage available
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch LCD TV
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- IPod docking station
- DVD player
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
One and Only Spa has 12 treatment rooms including rooms for couples and outdoor treatment areas. Services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, sports massages, and Swedish massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy. The spa is equipped with hot springs/mineral springs, a sauna, a spa tub, and a steam room.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision. Guests under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa.
DiningReubens - This brasserie specializes in local cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Nobu - This restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine and serves dinner only.
Isola - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Vista Bar and Lounge - This bar serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
On Site
- Health club
- Marina on site
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Miniature golf on site
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
One&Only Cape Town's small print
Also known as
- One&Only Cape Town
- One&Only Hotel
- One&Only Hotel Cape Town
- One And Only Cape Town
- One&Only Cape Town Hotel Cape Town Central
- One&Only Cape Town South Africa
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
Guests under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Tourism fee: ZAR 40.00 per accommodation, per night
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for ZAR 650 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of ZAR 750 per person (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Migrating Content into Drupal 8
Note: The migration architecture has changed in Drupal 8.1. The information in this post is accurate for Drupal 8.0 but has not yet been updated for Drupal 8.1.
Drupal 8 includes a powerful built-in migration system for importing content into your site. It is designed to handle data from Drupal 6 or 7, and much more. It is built around a plugin-based architecture, which allows importing of data from any external data source if you write your own source plugin.
When Drupal 7 was released, it came with an upgrade script that would convert a Drupal 6 database into a Drupal 7 database. For Drupal 8, the core team decided against this approach, in favor of creating a more flexible migration module.
Also, Drupal 7 has the Migrate and Migrate D2D contrib modules, used for importing data into a Drupal 7 database. This effort has been moved into Core in Drupal 8.
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Migrate Upgrade - A contrib module which provides a user interface for migrations. As of this writing, the module is still under development.
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To run the migration, open a command prompt and run the following command:
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Replace {dbuser}, {dbpass}, and {dbname} with the MySQL username, password, and database name for your Drupal 6 database.
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The Migrate Drupal module in Drupal 8 beta 3 does not yet include support for migrating from Drupal 7. Developers migrating from Drupal 7 to 8 will need to write their own custom migration scripts or pursue other options.
At the 2014 Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit, several presenters and participants mentioned that the Drupal 7-8 migration path is not expected to be completed by the release of Drupal 8.0.0. It is expected that this will be completed in a future core release.
For an example of writing a custom migration from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8, see the next installment in this series, Migrating Users from Drupal 7.
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what about the code?
every body is talking about the Database(Content ) migration from drupal 6/7 to 8. what about the code migration/upgrade/update/? I have drupal 7.34 project with 100 contrib modules and custom templates(No TWIG),how can i make this code working with drupal 8 core system(which is symfony)
February 2nd, 2016
In reply to what about the code? by Srikanth
Use Drupal Module Upgrader
If you're looking for a way to upgrade your custom modules, you can try the Drupal Module Upgrader contrib module, which is designed to help convert Drupal 7 modules to Drupal 8.
I'll caution you that moving a Drupal 7 site to Drupal 8 is going to be a major undertaking. Tools like Migrate and Drupal Module Updater can help, but there's nothing that's going to make it be 100% painless.
March 6th, 2016
Migrate Upgrade module
Thank you for the drupal upgrade module information but do we really need to use drush ?
No easier way ?
Thank you.
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If you use Migrate Upgrade,
If you use Migrate Upgrade, you shouldn't need to use Drush. FYI, the migrate UI from Migrate Upgrade has now been moved to core as of Drupal 8.1.


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The Moby Wrap Baby Wrap ... keeping your baby content & close to your heart.
The Moby Wrap is a traditional wrap-around style baby carrier that takes us back to the origins of baby carrying when parents would swaddle their infants and young children close to their bodies with fabric cloths, tie in place, and go about their day's work. While several hundred years may have passed since the tradition of baby wrapping began, this time-tested method of carrying a baby is just as comfortable, safe and convenient as it always has been. When carried in the Moby Wrap your baby is close to your heartbeat and finds comfort in the warmth of your body all within the secure and cuddly confines of it's folds. Providing security, warmth, vibrating sound and pleasure when wrapped in the Moby Wrap, your baby is in the perfect environment to thrive.
Don't let this style of baby carrier fool you - the Moby Wrap is not as complicated as it looks! One tying method will allow you to put your baby into 2-4 different carrying positions without the need to re-tie. One of the best features of a stretchy-style baby wrap such as the Moby Wrap is that it is "forgiving" when trying to position your baby, and the fabric moves WITH your body rather than restricts. You have the ultimate control in adjustment and a bit of s-t-r-e-t-c-h means you have the ability to position your baby comfortably without the need to re-wrap. A stretchy baby wrap such as the Moby Wrap is highly recommended for parents new to the wrapping process. Considered the ultimate baby wrap, the Moby Wrap is cozy, comfortable, adjustable and affordable - everything you want in the perfect newborn baby carrier.
What is a Baby Wrap Baby Carrier?
The Moby Wrap is a simple single stretch of cotton fabric that is wide through the middle and tapered at the ends. There are no clips, loops, straps, snaps, buckles or parts to lose or confuse you. While it does take some practice to get comfortable with the multitude of carrying positions the Moby Wrap is capable of, this is one carrier that can do it all. Just like learning to tie your shoelaces, take your time and be patient. After only a few practice runs you'll be able to tie your Moby Wrap in your sleep! And as busy parents with a newborn, infant or toddler (sometimes more than one!) we know that the ability to wrap while sleep-deprived is a necessity. Once you've mastered the few simple techniques required to tie your baby to your body, many parents attest to the fact that a wrap-style baby carrier can often be faster and easier to load and secure your baby in than with a more technical and complicated front or framed baby carrier.
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Michelle Penny from Calgary, Alberta (Canada) asks us...
Q: I see you also carry The CuddlyWrap™. What is the difference between the Moby Wrap vs. the CuddlyWrap?
A: This is a great question and one we are often asked. If you are new to wrap-style baby carriers you might like to read about our very popular CuddlyWrap™ as the majority of the information is also pertinent to the Moby Wrap. The CuddlyWrap™ is the same "stretchy" wrap-style carrier as the Moby Wrap with a few key differences which is why we are so pleased to be offering both incredible baby carrier wraps. The Moby Wrap is considered by many to be the ultimate stretchy wrap-style carrier and is often referred to as the original baby wrap that helped popularize the art of baby wrapping in western culture. As a Canadian company we strive to offer products originating in Canada as often as we can, and the CuddlyWrap™ is one product we absolutely fell in love with the first time we used it with our own newborn. The CuddlyWrap is also a stretchy wrap, designed and manufactured by moms in Canada, with one major difference. The custom organic cotton fabric used in the CuddlyWrap™ is the softest cotton we have found. When compared side-by-side, the CuddlyWrap is simply scrumptious and, well, cuddlier!
A few other notable differences and similarities between the Moby Wrap and the CuddlyWrap™...
- Fabric. Both are the highest quality 100% cotton. The Moby Wrap is a slightly heavier cotton knit, double interlock and the CuddlyWrap™ is a lighter-weight, custom-woven buttery-soft ORGANIC cotton interlock. The organic cotton CuddlyWrap is has been Oeco-Tex certified. The Moby Wrap offers slightly more warmth in a sturdier fabric whereas the Cuddly Wrap is much softer to the touch - the cuddliest for a newborn.
- Length and Width. Both are approximately the same length (5.5 - 6 meters long) with the Moby Wrap being a bit wider through the middle than the CuddlyWrap™ (helpful with twins or an older baby). They are both a one-size fits all baby wrap.
- Construction. Both baby wraps have attractively surged edges and a middle marker helping you find the center of your wrap quickly and easily. Both the Moby Wrap and the Cuddly Wrap™ have tapered ends making it easy to tie and reducing excess bulk around the middle of a smaller wearer.
- Ease of Use. Both are a stretchy wrap with the CuddlyWrap™ offering slightly more "give". It is this stretch that allows you to shape and conform the wrap to your body and hug your baby close. Most parents find the CuddlyWrap™ slightly easier to use with a newborn. For an older, heavier baby less is more (supportive, that is!), so the sturdier nature of the Moby Wrap means a more comfortable hold (hug?).
- Instructions. Both come with written & illustrated instructions with the Moby Wrap instructions being in full-colour, more detailed and a bit easier to follow. The CuddlyWrap™ makes up for this with their free instructional DVD that is included with the carrier - beneficial when given as a gift.
- Country of Origin. The Moby Wrap is a US-design and made in Thailand under fair labor conditions. The CuddlyWrap™ was designed by moms and continues to be manufactured in Canada.
- Colours & Availability. The Moby Wrap and the CuddlyWrap are available in a variety of different colours, while the colours may vary between brands.
- Price. There is a slight difference in price between the Moby Wrap and the CuddlyWrap due to the number of differences noted above. We're confident that whether you choose the Moby Wrap or the CuddlyWrap™, with our large, in-stock selection you can be "cuddling" in no time.
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Q: Which would you choose - the Moby Wrap or the CuddlyWrap™?
A: Most parents choose the Moby Wrap when buying for themselves - the majority of parents find the Moby carrier can be used for longer due to the heavier construction of the fabric. When looking for a baby shower gift or a gift for a new mom, the CuddlyWrap™ is the more popular option as the instructional DVD is incredibly helpful for a new mother and the organic cotton fabric is absolutely the softest you'll find. For the newborn stage both wraps are equally as popular but if you're thinking you will use your wrap beyond infancy you may find more support and comfort with the Moby Wrap as your baby grows. Many parents will use a stretchy wrap baby carrier for an infant and then upgrade to a soft-pack carrier such as the Ergo Baby Carrier or a non-stretchy wrap with less "bounce" such as the Neobulle Wrap for an older or heavier baby. Either brand of stretchy wrap-style baby carrier - The Moby Wrap or The Cuddly Wrap™ - will help you get over the initial learning curve of using a wrap with ease and you won't have spent a bundle.
A Customer Reviews the Moby Wrap
I was a little skeptical about the Moby Wrap when I saw it for the first time being that it was only one really long piece of fabric that sounded complicated to use. However I couldn't deny that it did look comfortable to wear and the pictures of the babies snuggled deep in the folds of the fabric just looked so peaceful. I knew I had to give the Moby Wrap a fair chance with my newborn. I was desperate for a way to free up my hands so I could better attend to my older child's needs at the same time as caring for my infant.
I was so excited when my Moby Wrap arrived and pleasantly surprised at how simple it actually was to use. It seemed daunting at first, but the instructions are very thorough and so it took less than a minute to tie on my Moby Wrap for the first time. Lily fell asleep instantly when put into the carrier - I couldn't believe it. I was able to secure her high against my chest (although the positioning is endless!), so I imagine the sound of my heartbeat was very soothing for her. I'm even typing this while she sleeps! It is AWESOME to be able to carry her and type with both hands free, but the best part is that her tiny head is within kissing distance and I can hug and kiss her between paragraphs.
On an extra fussy day (like during the teething stages) my Moby Wrap is a lifesaver. I can rock, kiss and cuddle Lily while still being able to interact and play with my two-year old as well as get things down around the house. I feel so less overwhelmed with Lily in the Moby Wrap because I can be there for her and my older child at the same time. I only wish I had had this baby carrier from day one with my first child!
I must admit that I LOVE it when strangers stare at me and ask, "is there a baby in there?". It gives me the chance to show off how fabulous the Moby Wrap is - and of course let them sneak a peak at my beautiful daughter who is usually sleeping away against my chest. It's amazing how such a traditional method of carrying a baby still gets strange looks and raised eyebrows, but it only takes a second of admiring the sleeping infant that is safe, content and secure to see why the Moby Wrap is so incredible. The bond shared between my daughter and I is strong, as I can quickly and easily attend to her needs while still being able to go about MY day. My older son doesn't feel left out because I am able to be there for him 100% knowing that my infant is most comfortable snuggled close to mom. I don't know what I would do without my Moby Wrap...
This review was submitted by Kathleen Kim of Toronto, Ontario (Canada) who loves to show off her daughter snuggled in her Moby Wrap while traveling around town. Learn more!
We honestly believe that every parent with a new baby on the scene should have a baby carrier. The Moby Wrap makes it possible for anyone to have the freedom and flexibility a high-quality, well-fitting baby carrier can offer and an economical price. This is one baby necessity that will be loved and well-used in any family.
The Moby Wrap ... the Ultimate Newborn Baby Carrier
Comfortable, practical, versatile and one-size-fits-all - the Moby Wrap is a favorite newborn baby carrier. With it's unlimited number of carrying positions and ability to be shared between caregivers it is also an incredibly affordable option. The Mody Wrap is available in a variety of stylish and classic colours.
Why you & your baby will love the Moby Wrap:
- The Moby Wrap is considered by many to be the "Ultimate" baby wrap.
- 100% cotton knit double interlock is soft, breathable, supportive yet stretchy - just like a favorite t-shirt.
- A favorite for a the comfort & security of a newborn - a popular shower gift!
- One-Size fits all the Moby Wrap is highly adjustable to any body size & shape adjusting to YOUR curves.
- So versatile! Unlimited number of positions depending on tying method. Use for front carries and hip carries!
- Comfortable for the wearer! An ergonomic carrier that evenly distributes baby's weight across your back.
- Design allows you to breastfeed hands-FREE with ease & comfort.
- Multiple caregivers can use the same baby carrier - the Moby Wrap adjusts to the wearer for ultimate comfort.
- No age restrictions! Designed to carry a preemie to a toddler that is over 30 lbs.
- Full-colour, easy to follow photo instructions detailing how to tie a wrap included with each Moby Wrap.
- Correctly supports the developing curves of a young spine.
- Provides a unique opportunity for bonding with your baby.
- Ideal for active parents! No more excuses - you can now get out, exercise& be physically active even with baby in tow (certain restrictions apply - safety MUST come first!).
- The Moby Wrap is prefect for traveling! It packs small enough to fit into a diaper bag, ready at a moments notice.
- Can also be used as a lightweight blanket, pillow, nursing cover-up & more!
- Available in an assortment of colors - comes with a matching drawstring bag.
- Easy care - machine wash and wear (important for a newborn!).
- Manufactured in Thailand under fair labor conditions.
New Midweight 100% cotton wraps available in select colours. This Moby Wrap fabric has been tested to provide the same excellent support and comfort as the award-winning Moby Wrap, but with a bit less thickness and weight (Originals: 2 lbs, new Moderns: 1.75 lbs.). The Midweight Wrap is great for warmer weather climates or under a babywearing jacket.
How to Use The Moby Wrap
The Moby Wrap comes complete with a full-colour illustrated instructional manual to help you learn the art of wrapping. Just like learning to ride a bicycle, learning to tie the Moby Wrap may require some patience and practice. We recommended using a mirror to watch you and your baby's positioning as you are first learning to use your baby wrap. This will make it easy to ensure your baby is safe, snug and secure within the folds of the Moby Wrap, as well as ensuring the fabric is spread comfortable across your back, shoulders and front for complete comfort and support. After a few practice runs, you will be tying your new Moby Wrap like a pro. With the Moby Wrap you can wrap, carry and cuddle your child from birth to toddler in an unlimited number of tying positions. Carry your baby on your front or your hip - the Moby Wrap will do it all.
The Moby Wrap is considered by many to be the "original" stretchy wrap-style carrier and often referred to as the ultimate in baby wraps. A baby wrap is the perfect newborn baby carrier providing security, warmth, vibrating sound & pleasure. When wrapped in the Moby Wrap your baby is in the perfect environment to thrive.


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C.H.A.N.G.E. began in 1983 to help steelworkers
By LINDA HARRIS
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WEIRTON – Back in 1984, when Judy Raveaux first joined the staff at C.H.A.N.G.E. Inc., its mission was simple enough – to help laid off steelworkers get a new start in life.
Then located in the basement of Cove Presbyterian Church, C.H.A.N.G.E.'s staff helped countless workers prepare resumes and hone their interview skills.
"It was started by a handful of ministers in a booth at Elby's," recalls Raveaux, now the organization's CEO. "Ministers would stop by with doughnuts in the morning and we'd make coffee. I remember we always had a line waiting to get in. I typed thousands of resumes, we were always busy."
But 30 years have passed since the organization opened its doors and C.H.A.N.G.E.'s mission, like its services, has evolved.
"We had to fight to be considered a full-fledged community action agency," she said. "But it opened the door" to additional program opportunities, like home weatherization, transportation and domestic violence.
C.H.A.N.G.E., now headquartered at 3136 West St., also assists individuals with health, housing, transportation, emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence, income management and child care programs.
"The need was there and we kept growing," she said. "One need led to another and another … each year a new need surfaced and we'd go after funding to take care of those needs. You have to have a need and then you can go after the money."
Every three years she said they have to do a community-wide needs assessment to identify what the top needs are and figure if there are any barriers preventing them from serving that need, "then we have to evaluate our programs and see if we're still on track."
"We can tweak them, we can expand them, we can develop all new programs," she said. "It let's us see where the voids are and if a void has developed, we can go down state and petition for a program to address it and then write a grant."
In 2012, 30,555 individuals sought assistance or services through C.H.A.N.G.E. and the organization provided 146,795 units of service – meaning on average, C.H.A.N.G.E. helped each person who came to them in at least three ways. That's a significant jump from 2011, when 26,170 customers drew 133,365 units of service.
"We help so many people," Raveaux said. "We help your loved ones, we help your neighbors. A lot of people say we're the best kept secret around, they'll say we never realized you could do this. We laugh, but if you ask the average person, until they need our services, then it's amazing the collaboration and partnerships that come out of that" they don't understand C.H.A.N.G.E. and its services.
Originally targeting Brooke and Hancock county residents, C.H.A.N.G.E.'s service area now extends to Ohio, Marshall and Wetzel counties.
Likewise, its programs also have expanded.
Back in 1996, for instance, C.H.A.N.G.E. opened its free clinic, operating for 10 years before seeking federal funding. Today, C.H.A.N.G.E.'s Family Medical Care Community Health Center, designated as a federally qualified health center six years ago, now provides a full range of health care services to the community, insured or not.
"It's not a free clinic, but we see all walks of life," she said. "We see insured and we see uninsured. If they're uninsured, they'll sit down with a benefits coordinator – if they're below federal poverty level, the fee is $25 for a doctor's visit, lab work, whatever, and we write the rest of it off. Our write-offs last year alone were $3.8 million."
Being federally qualified means that whatever they get in grant money, "we have to do three times that in" write-offs, Raveaux said. "We're regulated very closely."
The health center offers a range of health care for children and adults, including women's health needs.
One of only 34 community health centers in West Virginia, Raveaux said they currently have 10 doctors on staff plus a mental health specialist who comes in twice a month. They'll also be providing dental services, and a family care pharmacy serves patients on site. A Patient Assistance Program helps those who don't have prescription coverage apply for medication through indigent drug programs offered by pharmaceutical companies, while their breast and cervical cancer screening program provides screening and diagnostic services such as clinical breast exams, pap smears and mammograms free of charge to women who qualify.
There's also the Lighthouse Domestic Violence Shelter, offering emergency housing to victims of domestic violence and their children.
"I was there one day when a call came in from one of the hospitals," she said. "We went there, it was a mother with three little ones. We left the hospital with them and put them right into the shelter. But it's amazing how many cases of domestic violence go unreported, or where the woman will go back seven or eight times until she decides she really has to get out."
Their weatherization program helps low- and moderate-income families improve the energy efficiency of their homes while ensuring their health and safety by offering attic sealing, insulation and venting; furnace modifications and retrofits; duct testing, repair and sealing, primary air sealing and blower door standards, and insulating hot water tanks, water pipes, ducts and floors.
"We had an elderly couple that was getting sicker and sicker, nobody could figure it out," she said. "One of our doctors asked the weatherization program to go into their home … they found a cracked heat exchanger in their furnace, it was killing them. We put them up in a shelter for a week while the weatherization program replaced their furnace, insulated the house and suggested some energy-saving changes. They went back to a healthy home, we literally saved their lives."
C.H.A.N.G.E. also offers an after-school meal program and summer food services for kids age 18 and under in Brooke and Hancock counties.
"We did 23,000 meals" in 2012, she said, pointing out that you know there's a need "when you get a teacher from a (local) primary school telling you it's the best program, their kids are getting fed now."
The organization also helps first-time home buyers and helps low-income families obtain safe, affordable and energy-efficient housing. They also offer housing counseling and credit counseling classes.
"We're building houses, rehabbing houses … we're taking people to work," Raveaux said. "We'll get notes from people who say, 'Thank you so much, we're finally living in a house that's safe for me and my family,' That's when you realize you're touching lives. A thank you will come in or you'll get a phone call or a note on Facebook, that's when you know you're doing your job."
A new innovation is the Table of Hope, which provides meals to community residents each day without regard to income and a "snack-sack" each Friday to ensure kids can munch on healthy snacks over the weekend.
While not strictly a C.H.A.N.G.E. program, it's the kind of thing Raveaux said is good for the community and for which they are a sponsor.
"We know the need is there," Raveaux said. "We pulled together, area churches, groups and citizens who provide dinner to all area residents at no cost. We're able to supply $6,000 toward the coordinator's salary … and we send staff, volunteers to prepare the food. We want people to come share a meal, a hot meal. We talk with the people there to help them understand if there's a need out there, we want to get them off the street and get food into their bellies."
C.H.A.N.G.E. will be opening an office on Luray Drive in Wintersville on June 10.
"The (new) site will be our mirror," Raveaux said. "We'll be providing primary care, family care, OB/GYN and internal medicine there, though our mental health and dental services will remain in Weirton."
She said the Family Health Care Center will be working hand in hand with the Fourth Street Health Care Center, "because people can't always afford the copay."
And when Weirton's new, consolidated elementary school opens in 2014, C.H.A.N.G.E. will be staffing a school-based health center there.
Raveaux said the health center will mirror school hours, staying open only when school is in session and limiting itself to meeting the needs of the children attending the school.
"We're not going to be their primary caregiver," she said. "We'll just be on site and it will be managed by C.H.A.N.G.E. It will be closed when the school is closed; if a child needs to go to the ER, they'll be sent to the ER. If a child is seen and returns to their classroom, records will be sent to their primary care pediatrician.
Raveaux takes all the changes in stride.
"I think it says a lot," she said. "We've been around 30 years, we take pride in what we do," she said.
The organization is governed by a nine-member board of directors.
"We have a volunteer board, it's very unique," she said. "Because of our community health status, our board has to be one-third public, one-third private and one-third low income, and at least 51 percent of our board members must utilize the services of this agency. Our board members are patients here, and each of them has an expertise that they bring to the table that we tap into."
Even after 30 years Raveaux said there's still a lot of people who don't understand what C.H.A.N.G.E does for its community.
"Over the years we've helped thousands and thousands of people," she said. "We've helped your moms, we've helped your families and your loved ones, your friends and neighbors. Some have insurance, others don't. … We help everybody."


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