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For many African Americans, the extended family has been the source of strength, resilience, and survival. Although changes in African American families, like changes in all families in the United States that have diluted the importance of kinship ties, many African Americans continue to place a high value on extended family members. Children of Africans and communities of African descent traditionally interact with multiple caregivers, consisting of kin, and fictive kin.Utilizing both attachment theory and risk and resilience literature, this paper discusses ways to better understand the resilient nature of African American families and how multiple
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The Society for Economic Botany
Fostering research and education on the past, present, and future uses of plants by people.
2011 Amendments to 2002 Bylaws of the Society for Economic Botany
Article I: NAME
This organization shall be known as The Society for Economic Botany, Inc. (hereinafter called the Society). The Society was and shall be incorporated as a nonprofit organization in the State of New York with Certificate of Incorporation #419253, filed 3 February 1964.
Article II: PURPOSE AND DEFINITION
The Society is organized to foster and encourage scientific research, education, and related activities on the past, present, and future uses of plants, and the relationship between plants and people, and to make the results of such research available to the scientific community and the general public through meetings and publications. It is recognized that the field of economic botany includes all or parts of many established disciplines such as agronomy, anthropology, archaeology, chemistry, economics, ethnobotany, ethnology, forestry, genetic resources, geography, geology, horticulture, medicine, microbiology, nutrition, pharmacognosy, and pharmacology, in addition to the established botanical disciplines.
Article III: MEMBERSHIP
Membership in the Society shall consist of individuals, corporations, and institutions interested in economic botany and in the promotion of research in this field. Each member will have one vote in elections; each member present will have one vote on motions before the annual Business Meeting. Representatives of Institutional Members or Corporate Members may not vote both as an individual member and as a representative of an Institution or Corporation. The following classes and types of membership will be recognized:
Individual Members
2. Student members. Students actively interested in economic botany may apply for student membership in the Society at a reduced rate. Student membership shall be held only by bona fide undergraduate or graduate students. Student members will have all privileges of active membership.
3. Family members. Active members who are husband and wife or domestic partners may receive the privileges of family membership. They shall pay dues at a lower rate than for two individual active members. They will receive one copy of Economic Botany for the two, but each will have a vote and all other privileges of active membership.
4. Emeritus members. Any member who is in retirement and who has been a dues-paying member of the Society for 20 years will be eligible for the privilege of emeritus membership at the rate prevailing for student members.
5. Honorary members. Honorary members, who shall receive life membership and be exempt from dues payment, are selected by the Nominations and Awards Committee as Distinguished Economic Botanist, subject to confirmation by the Council. No more than one honorary member may be selected each year. Previous membership in the Society will not necessarily be required for this honor, which will be bestowed on the basis of distinguished accomplishments pertinent to the goals of the Society.
6. Sustaining members. Individuals may become sustaining members by the payment of dues ranging from three to six times the fee required for active membership.
7. Patrons. Individuals who support the Society by the payment of dues ranging from seven to 10 times the fee required for active membership shall be patron members.
8. Benefactors. Individuals who support the Society by the payment of dues ranging from 11 to 25 times the fee required for active membership shall be benefactor members.
9. Life members. Individuals who choose to be life members may become such by the payment of a single or four dues installments of 30 times or more the fee required for active membership.
10. Sustaining institutions. Institutions that support the Society by annual contributions of a minimum of six times the fee required for individual active membership shall be sustaining institutions.
11. Patron institutions. Institutions that support the Society by annual contributions of ten or more times the fee required for individual active membership shall be patron institutions. .
12. Benefactor institutions. Institutions that support the Society by annual contributions of thirty or more times the fee required for individual active membership shall be benefactor institutions.
13. Corporate Members. Corporations may apply for corporate membership, at an annual rate of 20 times the current annual dues required for individual active membership.
Article IV: DUES
1. Annual dues depend upon the type of membership. Dues shall be determined, on recommendation of the Council, by majority vote of those members present at an annual Business Meeting.
2. The fiscal year of the Society shall begin on the first day of January, with dues payable by that date.
3. Members whose dues have not been paid by March 31 shall be considered delinquent. They shall not be entitled to receive the publications or other privileges of the Society until arrears are paid. The names of all members whose dues have not been paid for one year will be dropped from the rolls of the Society.
4. Membership dues shall include a sum for the publications of the Society, as determined by the Council.
5. Dues-paid members may have a reduced registration fee at the annual meeting. The amount of such reduction shall be approved by the President, based on the recommendation of the Program Committee Chairperson.
Article V: OFFICERS
The officers of the Society shall be a President, President-Elect, (Immediate) Past-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. The duties of these offices are as follows:
1. President. The President shall preside at meetings of the Council, of the Executive Committee,
2. President-Elect. The President-Elect shall succeed to the Presidency on the completion of the President's term. The President-Elect will serve as a member of the Executive Committee and Endowment Committee, and Chair of the Membership Committee and the incoming Program and Publicity Committee. In the event of the President's death or incapacitation, the President-Elect will become President for the remainder of that term of office, and will then succeed to the presidency the following year.
3. Past-President. The Immediate Past-President serves a term of one year as a member of the Council, and Executive Committee, and as Chairperson of the Nominations and Awards Committee and the Endowment Committee.
4. Secretary. The Secretary shall record the proceedings of the Society and maintain close contact with all committees, sections, and chapters established within the Society. The Secretary will report annually to the Council. The Secretary or her/his designee will keep on file a copy of the Certificate of Incorporation and will comply with its requirements for good standing. The Secretary or her/his designee will conduct all authorized balloting. The Secretary will arrange for all business meetings of the Society. The Secretary or, with Council approval, his/her designee, will keep a master list of all members and forward the names of new members to the President and President-Elect. The Secretary will serve as a member of the Bylaws and Protocol Committee as well as the Program and Publicity Committee. The Secretary will forward the results of all elections and awards to the other officers, and to the editors of Economic Botany and the Newsletter.
5. Treasurer. The Treasurer is the chief fiscal management officer of the Society. The Treasurer shall be responsible for the Society's funds and endowments, financial records, and the development of its fiscal policies. The Treasurer will be responsible for disbursement of all Society funds, including those for the costs of publications. The President and Secretary are further authorized to handle monetary transactions when necessary. The Treasurer or, with Council approval, his/her designee, will be responsible for the receipt of membership applications; the maintenance of the membership list; the notification of the President, Secretary, Newsletter Editor, and Managing Editor of Economic Botany of new members and other changes in membership; and the billing and receipt of dues and funds for other designated purposes. The Treasurer will present a financial report and budget for the forthcoming year to the Council prior to the annual Business Meeting for the Council's approval. The Office of Treasurer will be bonded. The Treasurer will serve as a member of the Executive Committee and Membership Committee, Chairperson of the Finance Committee, and Trustee of the Economic Botany Quasi- Endowment Fund of the Society, administered by the New York Botanical Garden, and will receive an annual report from the Garden for presentation to the Council. No financial obligations against the Society will be contracted by any officer or member except as specified in the annual budget or as provided for by special action of the Council.
Article VI: ELECTIONS
1. Elections
B. The Secretary or his/her designee shall distribute ballots and a brief biographical sketch of each candidate to the voting membership at least two months in advance of the annual meeting and will allow one month for their return, the due date being stated on the ballot. The Business Officer will tabulate and record the votes and will notify the President of the election results. In the event that the election for any office should result in a tie vote, the members of the Council will be polled to resolve the tie. If only one person is nominated for an office or position on the Council, the ballot will provide for a write-in vote for that position. The President will notify the candidates for office and all members of the Council of the results, and will announce the results at the annual Business Meeting.
2. Terms of Office.
B. A Secretary and a Treasurer will be elected for a term of three years each, and will be eligible for immediate re-election for one additional term. They will take office at the close of the annual Business Meeting immediately following the election.
C. The members-at-large of the Council shall be elected by the Society to serve terms of three years each as Councilors. Two members-at-large will be elected each year. They will be eligible for re-election for one succeeding term. Persons having served two terms will again be eligible for election after a lapse of five years from the expiration of their last term. Members-at-large will take office at the close of the annual meeting immediately following the election.
3. Contingencies A. If for any reason the President shall be unable to carry out the duties of the office, the President-Elect will serve the remainder of the term. Persons to fill vacancies in the other offices will be elected by vote of the Executive Committee, and will serve out the remainder of the terms. B. In the event the annual Business Meeting is not held, newly elected officers and members-at-large shall take office on 1 January of the year following the election.
Article VII: COUNCIL
1. The Council shall consist of the President, President-Elect, Immediate Past-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Editor of Economic Botany, Editor of the Newsletter (both editors ex officio and non-voting), and six members-at-large.
2. Six members of the Council shall constitute a quorum.
3. The President shall be Chairperson of the Council and will preside at the meetings, or in his/her absence the President-Elect will preside; if neither is present, the Council will elect a Chairperson from among those elected officers present.
4. The Council shall be the governing body of the Society. It will be responsible for matters of policy and procedure. It will have jurisdiction over finances and publications. It will meet prior to the annual Business Meeting. It will consider proposals from any member of the Society. It will receive and act on the annual budget prepared by the Treasurer. It will fix the time and place of the annual meeting. It will explicitly strive to foster a membership that is diverse in academic specialty and in terms of gender; ethnicity; and social, cultural, and economic factors.
5. The actions of the Council may be amended at the annual meeting of the Society by a two- thirds vote of the members present.
6. On request of the President, the Secretary shall send to each member of the Council pertinent information about matters of concern. Between annual meetings the Council may vote by mail, telephone (with subsequent confirmation in writing), or electronic mail on matters deemed by the President to require immediate action. A majority of those responding will be required for the passage of any action by ballot.
Article VIII: COMMITTEES
1. The Society shall maintain the following standing committees (listed alphabetically), membership of which will be determined as herein directed. They will be provided with such needed financial support, to be designated in the budget, as the funds of the Society may warrant.
2. Special (ad hoc) committees may be authorized by the Council or by the Executive Committee. Such committees will be appointed by the President for one-year terms. The Council will review the need for each special committee annually and may authorize its continuance or dissolution.
Article IX: MEETINGS
1. The Society shall hold an annual meeting, the time and place of which will be determined by
2. Twenty-one individual members in attendance shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business in the Business Meeting at the annual meeting of the Society.
3. The President or his substitute shall report to the Membership at the Business Meeting.
4. Any member present may offer a resolution to be moved, seconded, amended, debated, and voted upon at the Business Meeting. If the resolution is equivalent to an amendment to the Bylaws, or is in apparent violation of the Bylaws and thus affecting the government of the Society, action must be postponed until the resolution has been distributed to the Membership at least 60 days before the date of the next annual meeting.
Article X: PUBLICA TIONS
The official publication of the Society shall be Economic Botany beginning with Volume 13, 1959. The Newsletter, Plants and People, is authorized by the Council and the Council may authorize other publications. The Council will determine what part of the annual dues will be allocated to Economic Botany and other publications.
Article XI: ARCHIVES
The permanent file on the business affairs and historical documents of the Society will be preserved in the Library of the New York Botanical Garden.
Article XII: SECTIONS AND CHAPTERS
1. Sections may be organized to promote the various special interests of the Society. Each section shall be approved by vote of the Council and of the Society. Each section will elect its own officers. Each section will present a written report on its activities to the Council at the annual meeting. Any constitution or bylaws established by the section will be subject to approval by the Council of the Society. A section may be discontinued by action of the Council.
2. Chapters may be organized on a local basis. The purpose of chapters is to encourage interest in the field of economic botany and to enhance communication between economic botanists locally and between the parent Society, its sections, and its members. Each chapter shall be approved by vote of the Council and of the Society. Each chapter will itself elect its own officers, and will present a written report on its activities to the Council at the annual meeting. Any constitution or bylaws established by the chapter will be subject to approval by the Council of the Society. A chapter may be discontinued by action of the Council.
Article XIII: AWARDS
1. The award of Distinguished Economic Botanist shall be bestowed annually by the Society upon an individual on the basis of outstanding accomplishments pertinent to the goals of the Society. A nominee does not need to be a member of the Society. The Chairperson of the Nominations and Awards Committee will be responsible for the citation, which will be published in Economic Botany. The only responsibility of the awardee will be to present an address at the annual meeting the year of his/her selection. He/she will become an honorary member of the Society for life.
2. The following prizes may be awarded annually for the Society by the Executive Committee upon recommendation of the respective ad hoc selection committees. The immediate Past- President shall appoint ad hoc committees to judge the Fulling and Morton awards during the annual meeting at which the awards are to be made. The immediate Past-President will appoint an ad hoc committee to judge applications for the Schultes Award in advance of the annual meeting so that the announcement can be made at the meeting.
The Fulling Award to a graduate student or young professional (5 years or fewer postdoctoral experience) for the best paper presented at an annual meeting among those eligible for the award; The Morton Award to students or young professionals (5 years or fewer post-doctoral experience) for the best poster presented at the annual meeting; The Klinger Award to the author(s) of a book that has been reviewed in Economic Botany or is in the review process within three years of its publication; The Schultes Award to student or young professional Society members (5 years or fewer post-doctoral experience) in support of field research.
Article XIV: PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY
The rules contained in the current edition of Robert's Rules of Order shall govern the Society in all applicable cases.
Article XV: AMENDMENTS
The Bylaws may be amended by a two-thirds majority of those voting, either at an annual meeting of the Society, or by ballot, provided that in either case notice of the proposed action shall have been sent to each voting member of the Society at least 60 days before the date of the vote. Amendments will become effective at the beginning of the next annual meeting following their acceptance by the Society membership.
Article XVI: LIMITATIONS AND GENERAL PROHIBITIONS
Not withstanding any provision of the Bylaws that might be susceptible to a contrary construction:
1. The Society shall be organized exclusively for scientific, educational, and related purposes.
2. No part of the net earnings of the Society shall or may under any circumstances inure to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual.
3. Lobbying or activities specifically designed to influence legislation are not among the objectives of the Society: no official group within the Society shall engage in such activity and no substantial part of the activities of the Society shall consist of carrying on propaganda or otherwise attempting to influence legislation.
4. The Society shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distributing of statements) any political campaign on behalf of a candidate for public office.
5. The Society shall not be organized or operated for profit.
6. The Society shall not: a. Lend any part of its income or corpus, without the receipt of adequate security and a reasonable rate of interest. b. Pay any compensation, in excess of a reasonable allowance for salaries or other compensation, for personal services actually rendered. c. Make any part of its services available on preferential bases. d. Make any purchase of securities or any other property, for more than adequate consideration in money or money's worth. e. Engage in any transaction that results in substantial diversions of its income or corpus to any officer, member of the Council, or substantial contributor to the Society.
7. The prohibitions contained in Section 7 do not imply that the Society may make such loans, payments, sales or purchases to anyone else, unless such authority be given or implied by other provisions of the Bylaws.
Article XVII: DISTRIBUTION ON DISSOLUTION
Upon dissolution of the Society, the Council shall distribute the assets and accrued income to one or more organizations as determined by the Council, but which organization or organizations will meet the limitations prescribed in Sections 1 through 7 inclusive of Bylaw Article XVI.
Article XVIII: IMPLEMENT A TION
These Bylaws supersede all previous constitutions and bylaws of the Society, and become effective immediately upon adoption.
Submitted March 13, 2011 by the Bylaws Committee: Approved by SEB members July 13, 2011.


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- 11-28-12, 08:16 PM Thread Author #1
Battery Tempature apps?
I always read here in the posts about phones heating up or batteries heating up. Are there any good apps that actually show the tempature of your phone/battery? I know that Advanced OS is supposed to to do that but when I had it on my phone I could never get it to work and when it did, it was in C and not F (yes, not sure of the spelling-lol), so if anyone knows of one, please post it and your reviews of it, here so we can get it. Thanks!
Yeah. I am also looking for one that displays Fahrenheit instead of Celsius.
I want Imperial not Metric.
I really liked BeInfo and purchased it. It has a lot of options similar to MeterBerry, but I have not found a way to make it display Fahrenheit.
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I also downloaded TinyMeter due to a recommendation from a friend. Not so customizable. Still no Fahrenheit.
I also found the battery meter to not display well, and goes wonky when using themes.
If someone can explain to me how to make it display Imperial data, I would appreciate it. Maybe I'm missing something.
Other that that, I am searching myself.
- 11-28-12, 09:13 PM Thread Author #3
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Battery Tempature apps
I have been running at about 85 degrees (after conversion from Celsius) on my 9900 with moderate use.
If I am downloading a bunch of Podcasts or something, it goes to about 95 degrees.
On my old 9780 I've seen temps as low as 50 degrees outside in the winter and 113 degrees outside in the summer using MeterBerry.
But, my MeterBerry license only works with my 9780.
- 11-29-12, 03:18 PM Thread Author #10
Question: Why can I never get ADV-OS to show the memory drain % or battery drain rate or average discharge rate? I am only using the free addition, so if I need to have the paid addition, to see these %/rates, please let me know. And what is considered "hot" for a 9810 under normal use? Just so you know, I really like your product, just don't use a lot of the stuff on it as I have other apps that do the same things and even if I delete them, sometimes the cods that apply to one of them stays around and doesn't play nice with the cods in your app. I actually wish I could dump the other apps and just use one and maybe the next time I wipe the phone for an upgrade I will but for now, I'll settle for a good battery monitor. Thanks for the info to everyone.
- 11-29-12, 03:19 PM Thread Author #11
Re: Battery Tempature apps?
Hi go1ndr,
It is natural to get lost with so many features and functions when using my app, I always recommend that users spend 1 week or more exploring my app before deciding to install other apps with similar functionality found in my app's features
Just set "include advanced stats" to "yes" to show addtional measures.
As for the best battery temp, it should be below 30c, avg is 20-24c depending on the background running apps, hope this helps
the battery temp will rise when your cpu or memory rise, thus killing battery faster, and the only way to keep your phone running for 1 to 2 full days if you have less apps running IN THE BACKGROUND, thats why advance os and led was born, you wont know what im talking about until you delete all apps on your phone and just keep AOSLED, maybe you should just test this for 2 days, and then install everything back if you are not satisfied with your battery results
Important note: whatsapp can be a battery terminator, advice is to test without this app for sure.
- 11-30-12, 06:11 PM Thread Author #13
Thanks for the info Sultan! Much appreciated! Maybe I'll uninstall the duplicate action apps over the weekend when I have some time to play with it and see how it goes. I agree that What'sApp is a battery hog but its ok if you make sure and constantly close it after using it. I only have it because of some friends on iPhones outside the US who I stay in touch with--since its basically free texting. Otherwise, there would be no need for it. The other duplication apps I currenty use are PopUp (Vixso); ScreenShot (Priti Kumari); DeReset (phone re-setter by OdEve)and A+ WiFi Alert for BB by Phone Funda. The rest of my apps are like BB apps are not duplicates so there would be no conflicting problems there. Thanks for the info and I'll post when I do it and how much I love your app!
Re: Battery Tempature apps?
You must delete whatsapp, no other way, give it 2 days ( rest period ) then install whatsapp again, you will be shocked, track battery differences using my app.
Hope this helps.
- 12-01-12, 01:09 PM Thread Author #15
Hi Sultan! Ok, I dumped WhatsApp; DeRestart (a very good restart app); and PopUp(another good app by Vixso). Then I went to ADVOS and enabled the same programs through your app. I have a couple of questions but will only ask one now to save some time. Is there any way to put the "restart" icon on the home screen; and is there anyway to set the convenience key (which I never use) to activate the restart. I currently set it to ADV OS which brings up the menu, but I still have to do a second step to restart it. Lastly, honestly, the battery drain seems to be about the same but as you suggest, I will give it a couple of days to set in. Thanks in advance for your constant help to everyone on here. Go1ndr.
- 12-01-12, 07:14 PM Thread Author #17
Thanks again. Still working on trying to figure out what does what. I did have the ILaunch enabled but it seemed like too much work when I can just click the convience key to get the ADVOS menu and touch the icon to restart. I just thought it would be nice to have it work from the convience key in case the screen freezes up, you could click on the manual key to restart. Patience, I am still learning how it all works.
using iLaunch you can restart your phone by:
1 - Just pressing the Convenience key 1 time and menu key 3 times,
2- Pressing Convenience key 3 times only, by setting iLaunch "instant key action" to "custom actions" then adding an ilaunch custom action with the following:
- Select app ="Home Screen"
- Add action= 1-"Convenience Key", 2- "Open Menu", 3-"Open Menu", 4-"Open Menu"
- Order (Priority)= 1
- Save
it cant get any easier than this, here is a link to my website for more iLaunch: Advance OS and LED Official Help / FAQs
- 12-02-12, 12:54 PM Thread Author #19
Thanks Sultan! Still learning all this app can do-truly amazing! One question-is there anyway to set the popup so that when I'm driving and the screen is locked, it still shows the popup without having to switch between the screen locked message and unlock screen message and the multitude of steps it takes to view the actual popup? Its very distracting when driving. My old popup notifier would display the message without unlocking the screen and I'm sure yours does too, I just can't figure out how. Thanks for the great app!!!
- 12-02-12, 07:20 PM Thread Author #21
Thanks! I'm going to PM you with another question rather than take up this thread. Thanks again.Also, I just downloaded the paid version and now (please read PM) in the battey meter it only shows the remaining % or tempature but not memory leak or other options. What am I doing wrong this time-LOL
Last edited by go1ndr; 12-02-12 at 08:55 PM.
- 12-03-12, 06:21 PM Thread Author #23
Ok, Here is an update on what I've discovered with Sultan's help over the last 24 hrs.
* Battery life was not good with ADV-OS due to conflicting applications
* Deleted Free ADV-OS and purchased paid ADV-OS Pro but did not install it at the time of purchase
* I deleted every app that had a similar function or action, i.e. I had a popup app> deleted it and turned on same app in ADVOS once I reinstalled it
* Did some battery pulls and let phone charge completely (about 2-hrs)
* Went through AppWorld and Application Manager and deleted or uninstalled apps I didn't use or that I had installed in the last 2 months
* Battery Pull!
* Installed new Adv-OS Pro and let it settle in for about an hour.
* turned on the following functions:
Popup Alert
Battery Restart
Battery Savings mode
Battery notification
Screen Shot
Battery Usage Monitor
iLaunch (so other functions can run)
Charged the phone all night and unplugged today, and everything is running smoothly. Battery discharge rate has maintained between 1.8% and 3% with a short period of heavy use when it increased to 5%. Memory loss was steady at 3%. Tempature was between 71F and 81F. It has now been running for 8+ hours and still has 86% (but I did have it hooked up to a computer for about a 1/2 hour so that would account for some increased charging-still it's maintained a steady average of 3% drain rate per the battery monitor since taking off charger. I had a one hour period where there was a lot of use that it actually got as high as 8% for that period but the average remained 3%. I averaged about 6 emails, 3 calls and a lot of use with options, and web during this period. That said, this is my take on what is happening. I offer this summary as I hope it will help someone else. I know that it can occur--as it did one other time for me and it took a hybrid builder to tell me why it was happening.
Many of these apps that developers build have the same or similar codes in them. Sometimes when there are two apps with the same of similar codes, even if you delete one of them, there can be a sort of "loop" if you will or conflict, where they both try to work and that causes a constant loop and battery drain/memory dump. I'm not sure if I explained this correctly or not, but basically the cod files from the two apps don't play well together. So in that case, you need to delete everything that is similar or has similar functions within the apps (like Adv_OS does for example with another popup app), and then reinstall the one you want on your device.
It happened the first time to me with the CB Forum app that was out about 6 months ago. I downloaded it and my battery started draining like 10% an hour. I couldn't figure out what was causing it and certainly didn't think that it could be the Crackberry app. But, thanks to someone on here explaining to me how different apps effect other apps, I started thinking what it could be. At the time, the last app I had installed was Crackberry so I deleted it--did a battery pull and watched it for a couple of hours. Sure enough it went back to normal. I didn't believe it, so I reinstalled CB and again it started draining like crazy. So once again, I dumped the app and it went back to normal.
Some of the worst abusers are the so-called Battery Icons or boosters or monitors. They seem to drain your battery while watching it drain-lol! If you think about it, any app that runs in the background is a battery and memory hog--like BeWeather, What'sApp, any GPS app, etc., so turn on ARM in your options and do not check the Automatic close box when you set it up. It will tell you what is running and what is using your battery and memory. If anything changes, I'll keep you posted. Good Luck!
lets take my app as an example, my app wont trigger ARM if you make sure that you exit my app's settings screen (main software screen and sub screens) correctly, however if you were setting something in my app and then you get a phone call (which pushes my app screen to the background), and forget to open my app again and close it properly (by pressing escape key until my app setting screens disappears ), then ARM will be triggered.
hope this helps.
- 12-04-12, 01:35 PM Thread Author #25
Good Info Sultan! Thanks for the amazing help with this app! Once again, your support and customer service is second to none! Congratulations on a great app and the great service you provide! Love the app now that I understand how to use it--LOL!
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Green buildings are an approach to building that meet the demands of the 21st century and have many proven benefits, including lower long-term operating costs via reduced energy consumption, reduced emissions, improved water conservation and management, temperature moderation, and reduced waste. Green buildings also engender savings in energy and water costs, increase property values, increase employee productivity, and often use sustainably-produced materials.
Only recently have factors aligned for green buildings to be technically and economically feasible in the Middle East. Electricity has historically been inexpensive in the region and is often generated from heavily-subsidized fossil fuels. However as energy demand increases, some subsidies expire, fuel prices escalate, resources become scarce, and governments explore new pricing structures, the region's policy makers are increasingly looking to demand-side energy efficiency as a tool to reduce energy demand.
Many Middle Eastern countries increasingly support energy efficiency and green growth as an effective way to increase energy security, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and realize quick payback on technology investment. Indeed, the energy efficiency technologies that go into green building are not only financially viable, but have a negative cost of carbon emissions abatement for technologies such as building insulation, lighting, air conditioning, and water heating.
These and other issues were the focus of the 2012 Saudi Green Building Forum in Riyadh, at which I had the pleasure of delivering a keynote speech and participating in a number of workshops. Developed in partnership with the Saudi Green Building Council, governmental agencies, and other stakeholders, the Saudi Green Building Forum is a milestone in Saudi Arabia's on-going efforts to raise awareness and promote sustainability. In addition to providing an industry forum to discuss best practice on design, construction and the built environment, the event highlighted the role the wider community has to play in achieving an environmentally sustainable future.
The Forum occurred in October at Riyadh's Kingdom Center under the aegis of Prince Mansour bin Miteb, Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs. The opening ceremony for the three-day event was addressed by Mohammed Al-Suwaiyel, President of King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology; and Abdullah Al-Muqbil, Mayor of Riyadh, who delivered a speech of Prince Mansour bin Mutaib, the Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs.
I delivered a keynote speech focusing on how energy efficiency and green growth can enable global policy agendas to improve energy security, lessen new energy demand, and also limit harmful emissions from power generation. The investment potential is immense, although power sector and green growth investments are not on par with what is needed in rapidly-urbanizing parts of the world such as the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. I demonstrated successes that the United States has had domestically on energy efficiency and how we are helping nations meet their energy efficiency and green growth objectives by leveraging the policy and technical expertise of the Bureau of Energy Resources and the U.S. government more broadly.
Rolling out energy efficiency and green building technologies in places like Saudi Arabia presents many challenges, not the least of which are lack of private funds; lack of information, awareness, and communication; high project development and transaction costs; high risk and inability to assess and manage that risk; and lack of capacity and institutions working in the field. In regards to awareness and communication, the Saudi government should be recognized for its support of the Forum and efforts to facilitate information sharing.
As Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern nations overcome these challenges, the region is emerging as a significant opportunity for partnering on energy efficiency, and many American companies agree this region presents one of the greatest next-generation energy investment opportunities in the world. These technologies can serve as catalysts for smartly shaping urbanization, ensuring energy security, combating climate change, and opening new diplomatic and economic opportunities.
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Six Decades of Memories of Miller Chapel
by Kathleen Long Bostrom
Miller Chapel is more than a structure.
For most of the students who have passed through the hallowed halls of Princeton Seminary,
Miller Chapel has served as the heartbeat of the campus. Within its sturdy yet elegant
walls, life in all its complexities has transpired: birth, death, baptism, marriage,
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Miller Chapel was the central place of our lives as students at Princeton,
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students and faculty. Going to daily chapel services was extremely important to all of
Bob Heppenstall (M.Div., 1978) echoes these sentiments. Miller Chapel gave a
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together, devoid of the necessary hierarchical relationship between teacher and learner.
In the chapel, we were all united as one, coming together to hear the Word of God.
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articulated Gods good news from the pulpit of Miller Chapel. Ray Lindquist (M.Div.,
1967) remembers hearing Eugene Carson Blake preach. One sermon in particular stands out in
his memory. Dr. Blake was preaching on the prophets, Isaiah and Jeremiah. He said
that Isaiah was rich and Jeremiah was poor, but what difference did it make to their
Joel Mattison
seminary, Dr. John Mackay (who never referred to himself in the first person, but
always used the pronoun one), stood up in chapel and said, One has heard
that there are rumors about Mr. Graham coming to Princeton. But there are areas in
ones own personal life that one looks forward to having Mr. Graham shed light
upon. According to Mattison, not another negative word was spoken regarding
Grahams visit.
Mattison was working in the recording studio when Graham finally preached, and he
listened to the sermon from there. There is a hint of a smile in Mattisons voice as
he adds, Even Paul
Jim Emerson
Lehmann slipped in and listened from the sound room. They both were impressed by
the young revivalists sincerity and powerful preaching.
Jim Emerson (M.Div., 1949) arrived at Princeton at the beginning of the spring term of
1946. During the war years, the Seminary graduated a class of students at the
conclusion of each term so that graduates could quickly move on to roles in the military
usually as chaplains.
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The fastest growing African carrier selected a full suite of avionics from Rockwell Collins for its growing fleet of Boeing 777 passenger jets, which currently includes 10 aircraft. Ethiopian received its first Boeing 777-300ER on Nov. 8, and will take delivery of three additional 777-300ERs through 2014.
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Explore Kyoto Japan�s vegetable-centric cuisine that is light and bright and super healthy.
Life in Kyoto, Japan�s seventh-largest city, is a many-layered affair.� Tucked behind a gleaming, modern Starbucks is a Buddhist temple founded in the sixth century. Hidden beneath the street running through the 400-year-old, five-block-long Nishiki Market runs a river that bubbles up through a spring in a scared shrine. And behind most Kyoto recipes lie the exotic dashi, tofu and Kyoto vegetables. We headed to Japan to explore this trio of Kyoto staples that are little-known stateside. In the process we discovered small family owned shops and restaurants, met with locals and sampled some of the elements very best offerings. We even brought home two easy-to-make recipes that have become staples in our recipe repertories. Exploring Dashi [caption id="attachment_280380" align="alignleft" width="164"] Pictured: Grilled Kamu Eggplant[/caption] Dashi is the most essential element in Kyoto cooking. Made from water, kelp that�s been dried in the sun, and bonita that�s been dried and shaved into small slivers, dashi is simmered at a precise temperature for only a few minutes. Mitursi Saiki, master and chef of the seven-seat Saiki restaurant, prepares dashi daily for use in his dishes including grilled Kamu eggplant and mackerel with kelp and pickled turnip. A second type of dashi, one made with only kelp and water, is used in vegetarian cooking at Ikkyu, a restaurant that serves Shojin Ryori (temple food). Owner and chef Yoshiaki Tsuda explains that the food he prepares is a bit more luxurious that typical temple food�more like the food Buddhist monks would eat on celebration days. [caption id="attachment_280378" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Pictured: Yoshiaki Tsuda and wife / Temple food[/caption] Two basic Buddhist principles guide the menu selection: eating to just satisfy hunger and the prohibition on killing any living thing. But other principles come into play: incorporating the five taste, five cooking methods and five colors, using ingredients from the mountains, the ocean and the city, avoiding even numbers, and avoiding acidity. Exploring�Tofu Tofu, in all its forms, is not only key to temple food, but also to everyday Kyoto cooking (Kyo Ryori). Fresh, good-tasting water is key to making good tofu, and many in Japan believe that Kyoto�s abundant fresh spring water is what makes the area�s tofu so good. Takashi Iriyama and his wife, Tomoko, and mother, Takeko, operate a tiny tofu shop, one of the last in Kyoto making tofu in the traditional way. Iriyama soaks the soybeans overnight, then grinds them small. He then boils the ground beans in a cauldron with fresh spring water for two or three minutes. [caption id="attachment_280382" align="aligncenter" width="493"] Pictured: Takeko Iriyama / Takashi Iriyama[/caption] The liquid is strained through a cloth and the soymilk is poured into a large rectangular metal bin, where coagulants (calcium and magnesium) are added. Iriyama stirs the mixture until it begins to solidify. For firm tofu, he places the mixture in metal cases with holes at the bottom for drainage and applies pressure on top.�Iriyama sells tofu in blocks, fresh or grilled; okara, made from the solids lefts after the straining off the soymilk; and fresh yuba (the skin from the tofu blocks). Exploring�Kyoto Vegetables Both geography and religion played a part in Kyoto vegetables (Kyo Yasai) rise to prominence. Hemmed in on three sides by mountains and blessed with an abundance of fresh spring water, city residents have relied for centuries on local farmers, rather than sea-faring fishermen, for their food. And with more than 1,600 temples in the city, Buddhism influenced residents to embrace veggie-centric diets. Kyoto vegetables are grown in or near the Kyoto Prefecture of Japan. Throughout the country, chefs and home cooks alike buy them for their bright color, superior quality and nutritional profile. [caption id="attachment_280386" align="alignright" width="243"] Pictured: Satoshi Iida[/caption] At Doraku, established in 1630 as a tea house, chef and master Satoshi Iida serves meals that emphasize fresh fish and seasonal Kyoto vegetables: highly prized Kamo eggplant, Shogoin daikon radish, Shishigatani Kabocha pumpkin and Kyo Takenoko (bamboo shoots). The 14th generation of his family to run the restaurant, Iida not only orchestrates each day�s meals, selecting whatever Kyoto vegetables are in season, he also hand-writes menus for guests and chooses the serving vessels to be used. 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Here in Washington DC, the best pizza place in town (2 Amys) uses a Woodstone Oven. They keep the temp at about 625, I believe (based upon the temperature read-out on the side of the oven). I know this temp is low for true Neopolitan Pizza. I would say that they do have fabulous pizza which seems fairly true to the Neopolitan style (until I get to Naples or to spend time with PizzaNapoletana, I guess I cannot say this with any certaintly.) Jim
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