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Civil War commemoration events across the USA
This is a sampling of events this year to commemorate the sesquicentennial of the Civil War. More extensive lists of Civil War commemoration events can be found at individual state sesquicentennial commission websites.
• Des Arc, April 27-29: Civil War Program for Students
• Fayetteville, June 3-4: 22nd Annual North Arkansas Ancestor Fair
• Gillett, May 21: The Chatfield Story book signing
• Little Rock, April 30: Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Kick-Off Event
• St. Francis, April 30-May 1: The Battle of Chalk Bluff commemoration
• Washington, April 16: Civil War Supper, a war-style meal
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• New Britain, April 15: Civil War conference and commemoration
• Woodbury, Aug. 13-14: Battle re-enactment
• Resaca, May 21-22 Battle of Resaca re-enactment
• Elmhurst, April 14-17: Play, Soldier, Come Home
• Wheaton, Oct. 1: 14th Civil War Symposium & Re-enactment
• Connersville, July 4: Whitewater Valley Railroad Excursion: American Limited
• Fort Wayne, July 16-17: Three Rivers Festival: Camp Allen Muster
• Indianapolis, May 21-22: Civil War Days re-enactments
• Indianapolis, June 4: Civil War Journey: Raid on Indiana
• LaPorte, June 26-27: Hesston Civil War Railroad Days
• Metamora, Aug. 28-29: Whitewater Valley Railroad Excursion: Metamora Civil War & Steam Weekend
• New London, May 1: Importance of Quilts & Textiles of the Civil War
•Fort Scott, April 16-17: National Park Service event, Thundering Hooves on the Border: Civil War Cavalry Weekend
• Fort Scott, Dec. 2-3: National Park Service event, Fort Scott Candlelight Tour
• Baltimore, April 15: Symposium, "Land of the Free?" Civil liberties in Baltimore in 1861
• Big Pool, Nov. 5-6: Picketing the Potomac: Fort Frederick in the Civil War
• Frederick, April 21: "Point Lookout, Maryland, Civil War Prison Camp" lecture
• Frederick, April 29-May 1: The Burning Question of Secession: The Maryland Legislature Meets in Frederick
• Keedysville, April 30-May 1: Pry House Field Hospital Museum Weekend
• Thurmont, Oct. 22: Spirits of the Furnace, a night hike to the historic Catoctin Iron Furnace
• Williamsport, July 8-10: Retreat through Williamsport
• Concord, April 27: Hidden History at the Wayside
• Allegan, April 16-17: Allegan Civil War Weekend (exhibit, cemetery tour and concert)
• Coldwater, April 30: Spring Civil War Ball
• Harbor Springs, April 21: Company K, 1st Michigan Sharpshooters lecture
• Lansing, April 15-16: Michigan Historical Center Civil War Sesquicentennial opening ceremonies
• Lansing, June 3: Sesquicentennial Civil War Concert, Lansing Symphony
• Lansing, Oct. 23: 7th Michigan's Harvest Ball
• Leslie, May 22: Civil War Cemetery Tour at Woodlawn Cemetery
• Northville, May 1: Civil War Musician 1865
• Southfield, June 9: 102nd Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops Re-enactors Encampment
• Farmington, Sept. 16-18: 149th anniversary of the Battle of Farmington re-enactment
• Republic, Aug. 12-14: National Park Service event, Civil War re-enactment at Wilson's Creek National Battlefield
New York
• Blue Mountain Lake, July 18: Let Loose the Dogs of War: New York State in the American Civil War
• Castile, May 20-22: Fire on the Genesee re-enactment
• Ellenville, April 16: Civil War Wives
• New York City, April 14-Aug. 1: New York's Civil War Soldiers, photos of Dr. R.B. Bontecou, words of Walt Whitman
• Troy, April 8-10: Abolishing Slavery in the Atlantic World: The "Underground Railroad" in the Americas, Africa and Europe
North Carolina
• Bath, April 16: Lecture: A Woman's Place Was in the Home: Learning about Life Through Civil War Letters
• Buxton, Aug. 27-28: Living history programs at Cape Hatteras Lighthouse grounds
• Durham, April 16-17: Surrender: The End of the American Civil War (lectures, book signings and re-enactments)
• Durham, Dec. 10-11: Christmas in the Carolinas during the Civil War
• Four Oaks, June 11: Living history program: Camp Life
• Kinston, Nov. 19-20: The Uniform: A Look at the Uniform of the Confederate States Navy and Marines
• Kure Beach, June 18: Storms of Shot and Shell: Civil War Artillery Program
• Kure Beach, Oct. 22: Hidden Beneath the Sand: Fort Fisher Archaeology (lecture, interactive program)
• Raleigh, May 20: The Battle Before the War: North Carolina's Secession Debates (re-enactment)
• Wilmington, Aug. 13: Two North Carolinas: From Wood & Sail to Iron & Steam
• Winnabow, Nov. 11: Public Civil War trivia contest
• Fort Recovery, Sept. 9-11: Civil War at the Fort
• Checotah, April 29-May 1: Battle of Honey Springs re-enactment
•Gettysburg, June 18-Aug. 13: Stories and Songs of a Civil War Hospital
• Gettysburg, July 1-3: National Park Service event, 148th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg
• Gettysburg, Saturdays Nov. 28-Dec. 19: Candlelight Christmas Tours
• Harrisburg, April 12-15: Open house/tours of Pennsylvania Civil War Battleflags
• Montgomery, May 17: Life of the Civil War Soldier
• Philadelphia, April 16: Muster and Parade of United States Armed Forces
• Philadelphia, April 16: Civil War Commemoration Ball at the Union League of Philadelphia
• Philadelphia, May 18: Sharing ancestors' stories
• Warren, May 19-22: Servants of the Wind (play)
South Carolina
• Charleston, April 9-12: Why They Fought: Reflections on the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War (lecture series)
• Charleston Harbor, April 14-17: National Park Service 150th Anniversary at Fort Sumter re-enactment
• Charleston, May 11-14: National Genealogical Society conference marks the Civil War's 150th anniversary
• Charleston, May 25-26: Jews, Slavery and the Civil War (conference)
• Harbour Town, Nov. 12: Battle of Port Royal Sound boat tour
• Charleston, Nov. 5-6: Bridge-burning re-enactment
• Cleveland, Nov. 6: Lantern tour of Fort Hill Cemetery
• Alexandria, June 8-12: Alexandria Archaeology Institute excavating Shuter's Hill
• Alexandria, June 27: July 1: Civil War Kids Camp at Fort Ward
• Arlington, April 16-24: Events, tours and lectures about the resignation of Robert E. Lee
• Fort Myer, April 16-20: 150th anniversary of Robert E. Lee's resignation from U.S. Army
• Fredericksburg, April 22: Civil War Kids Camp
• Manassas, July 21-24: Sesquicentennial of the First Battle of Manassas
• Manassas, July 21-24: Camp Manassas featuring demonstrations and re-enactments
• Manassas, July 22-24: Civil War Baseball Tournament
• Montpelier Station, April 17: Freedman's Farm Tour and Confederate Winter Camp Site Walking Tour
• Newport News, June 27-30: Civil War Children's Camp
• Richmond, April 16: Civil War and Emancipation Day, the 150th Anniversaries
• Roanoke, May 7-8: Civil War Homes Tour Then and Now
• Winchester, July 30: Shenandoah Moonlight Ball
West Virginia
• Grafton, May 27: Grafton National Cemetery lantern tour
• Harpers Ferry, April 16-17: War Comes to Harpers Ferry: The Burning of the Federal Arsenal

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Sunset Sound
Like Abbey Road, Sunset Sound is one of those recording studios whose name transcends the pro audio world for ever associated to iconic bands and albums. Indeed Sunset Sound is invariably linked to The Doors, Led Zeppelin or even Van Halen. That's not to say that Sunset Sound wasn't at the heart of countless other classics including for Disney cartoons.
Founded in 1962 by Tutti Camarata who had been rejected from Walt Disney, Sunset Sound was built on an old car repair garage. Soon after its creation Disney would record in Studio One churning classic soundtracks for Bambi, Mary Poppins, 101 Dalmatians and many more. Soon after, Sunset Sound would become host to all the biggest names in the music industry including Bing Crosby, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Crosby Stills Nash, Miles Davis, Beach Boys, Louis Armstrong, Janis Joplin and countless more.
Unlike many iconic big recording facilities that have had to closed down (we can all remember Olympic Studios) Sunset Sound has managed to carry on despite a few setbacks and in 2012 celebrated its 50th Anniversary. To celebrate they turned to Paul Wolf to design a 500-series module that would deliver the sound that the studio was famed for. Thus was born the S1P Tutti 500-series mic preamp which is a faithful replica of the API mic pre that still graces Studio One to this day. This preamp was loved by engineers and vocalists for the power and natural presence it gave to vocals.
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Meet Information
The Tennessee men???s cross country team hosts the Ohio State Buckeyes in an 8K race, which serves as Tennessee???s only home meet of the year, on Friday at Lambert Acres Golf Club in Maryville.
???This race shapes up to be an old-fashioned dual meet,??? head coach George Watts said. ???Ohio State will present a very tough challenge for us. Our course is one of the tougher layouts in the country. We???ve looked at previous years results and how we might stack up against some of our former UT runners. Part of our race strategy will be based on that knowledge. Although we have a few nagging injuries we expect to run most of the team.???
Tennessee, ranked fifth in the South Region, sends four upperclassmen, three sophomores and three freshmen to the starting line. Junior Denton Jones leads the Vols after his 10th-place overall finish at the season-opening Covered Bridge Open two weeks ago. Matt Piccarello is the only senior scheduled to run for the Vols after placing third on the team in the first race of the season. Juniors Andrew Press, who was second on the team in his first race after transferring from William & Mary, and Steve Tobin, who scored fourth on the team, wrap up Tennessee???s upperclassmen representation this weekend.
Freshman Michael Spooner competes after earning the fifth scoring spot for Tennessee at the Covered Bridge Open. Sophomores Chris Rapp and Chris Kane placed sixth and seventh, respectively, on the team in the first race of the season and look to use experience gained from last year to master the Lambert Acres course. Sophomore Michael Brodsky rounds out the Tennessee competitors with experience on this course. Freshmen David Clabo and Steve Fassino, who makes his Tennessee debut this weekend, complete the Vols squad.
Watts owns a career record of 21-8 in dual meets and is 7-0 since 2004. This year???s race marks the first 8K race at Lambert Acres since 2004, when the Vols finished second at the Tennessee Invitational. Last year, the UT Invitational covered 8.4K in preparation for the 10K South Regional that the Vols hosted later in the year. In 2005, the UT Invitational was a 7.3K race.
The men???s race is scheduled to start at 6:15 p.m. Eastern Time following the women???s 5K race at 5:30.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 5, 2001, New Braunfels, Texas BEST AVAILABLE COPYNew Braunfels WEDNESDAY September 5, 2001 14 pages in 2 sections mmmjmm hpmm 14 pages in 2 seed*Herald-Zeitung ' —rm : n- x'r : \rr%: "—- ; > v - >. ,y- -..........r.r... i.J........r-.%.................. ^ ^-------- •; Vol. 150, No. 255 Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852 50 cents End of an eraSen. Gramm announces his retirement From Wire and Staff Reports U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm, after serving Texas for 25 years in Washington, announced Tuesday he would not seek re-election next year. The 59-year-old senator told the Associated Press he had no qualms about leaving his seat "knowing that the country is in good hands and knowing that a Republican will win my seat in the Senate." Gramm becomes the third senior Republican senator to announce he will not seek re-election. Senators Jesse Helms of North Carolina and Strom Thurmond of South Carolina also will not seek another term in the Senate. Gramm made up his mind during the weekend to retire but did not inform his associates until Tuesday, the Associated Press reported. Republican political consultant Charles Black told the Associated Press that Gramm decided not to run again because he already accomplished what he set out to when he first ran for office— balance the budget, get spending under control and rebuild the military to defeat communism. "Sen. Phil Gramm s decision not to seek re-election signals a sad day for Texas ... His departure from the U.S. Senate will mean the loss of an experienced, intelligent, dedicated statesman. " — Gov. Rick Perry iii f * I i <• J v . 4*J 'M • ill : » » IU IU * I . -v • ar "I would give him the highest possible praise: He is respected and feared. He will be missed in the U.S. Senate." — Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison Associated Press Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, with wife Wendy at his side, calls on reporters after announcing he will give up his Senate seat and not seek re-election during a news conference on Capitol Hill Tuesday. Black also said Gramm took his age under consideration and how a career switch might be more difficult if he waited another six years. Gramm reportedly has been considered to succeed Ray Bowen as president of Texas A&M University, but officials would not disclose more definite career plans. Gramm taught economics at the university for 12 years before entering politics. Susan Weddington, Republican Party of Texas Chairman said, "Phil Gramm has faithfully dedicated the past 25 years of his life in service to the people of Texas. He will leave office just as he came in — successful, appreciated, respected and embodying the very ideals of a Texas statesman and leader." U.S. Rep. Henry Bonilla said, 'With (Tuesday's) decision, our state loses one of its greatest advocates and strongest defenders. Senator Gramm's decision leaves big shoes to fill." Bonilla said he would consider running for Gramm's senate seat. Comal County Republican Chairman Don Hensz said he was sad to see Gramm retire, but Bonilla would be an "outstanding person" to replace Gramm. "(Gramm) is going to be in the Senate in spirit for a long time, but we have a lot of conservative Repubhcan candidates to fill the void," Hensz said. Hensz, an A&M alumnus, also said if speculation about See GRAMM/5A "Phil Gramm could see the handwriting on the wall. So he decided to retire himself rather than be retired by Democrats. Phil Gramm decided it would be easier to throw in the towel rather than put up a losing fight. " — Molly Beth Malcolm, Texas Democratic Party chairwoman. "From cutting taxes to balancing the budget to stopping Hillarycare, no one in Congress has had a greater impact than Senator Gramm." — John C. Goodman, president of the National Center for Policy Analysis.Commission tackles towers By Amy Clarkson Staff Writer New Bruanfels Planning Commission agreed to make changes to the city's ordinance regulating communications towers at its meeting Tuesday night. The group plans to change city ordinances to ban communications towers in residential neighborhoods and to require stealth towers whenever possible. The suggestion to change the ordinance comes after Towers of Texas leased land to put up a 150-foot tower on residential Zink Street, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods. The New Braunfels City Council moved quickly to block more towers with a 90-day moratorium to give the Planning Commission the chance to develop an ordinance to better control communications towers, how they look and where they can be built inside the New Braunfels city limits. K. JESSIE SLATEN/Heraki-Zeitung A new communications tower in one of the city's oldest arees caused city council and the planning commission to discuss changes in ordinances regarding towers near homes. "We had to grant the permit for that one (on Zink Street)," Interim Planning Director James Vaughan said. "But we could go the route other cities have and control where they are placed." Chairman John Dierksen recommended caution about any language that could ban the communications towers. 'Tve had a little bit of experience with this," he said. "And we just need to be careful that we aren't trying to ban them from being built." Vaughan said suggestions to council might be language that required "stealth" towers, built inside church steeples or on top of tall buildings. He also said the ordinance could ban them from residential areas, instead of merely from areas that are zoned residential. The tower on Zink is placed on land that is zoned light industrial, although it is in a largely residential neighborhood, Vaughan said. Some council members suggested changing the zoning See TOWERS/5A City releases updated costs for annexation By Amy Clarkson Staff Writer Original figures on property tax revenues for areas targeted for annexation failed to take into account homestead exemptions, didn't include all the areas currently under consideration and used some outdated tax valuations. New Braunfels released updated figures with lower revenue expectations on Monday. The new figures include the taxable values and were calculated including Hunter's Creek subdivision and without the subdivision, Chief Financial Officer Chet Lewis said. "The first thing I noticed when I took a closer look is that there was no homestead exemption," he said. "They (planning department) calculated the market value, not the taxable value. That has the effect of overstating the tax rate." New figures estimating the revenues and expenses of annexation show a difference of more than $40,000 than the ones originally calculated. The first figures, released in August, claim the city will earn a total of $428,000 in property tax revenues. The most recent figures released by Chief Financial Officer Chet Lewis show the city stands to earn $289,000 in property taxes without including the Hunter's Creek area or $387,000 with the subdivision. Hunter's Creek filed a law-By the numbers ■ Figures of all areas to be annexed (includes Hunter's Creek, a subdivision that filed a temporary restraining order to prohibit the city from voting to annex them) With Hunter's Creek: ■ Revenues: Property taxes: $387,000 Sanitation: $65,000 Recycling: $15,000 Total: $467,000 ■ Expenditures: Sanitation: $162,000 Recycling: $11,000 New sanitation truck: $90,000 Total: $263,000 City makes a profit of $204,000 Without Hunter's Creek: ■ Revenues: Property taxes: $289,000 Sanitation: $53,000 Recycling: $12,000 Total: $354,000 ■ Expenditures: Sanitation: $162,000 Recycling: $11,000 New sanitation truck: $90,000 Total: $263,000 City makes a profit of $91,000. Taking out Hunter's Creek makes a difference of $113,000. suit that includes a temporary restraining order prohibiting the city from including it in annexation votes. A judge will rule on the See ANNEXATION/3A Man dies from plane crash injuries From Staff Reports SAN ANTONIO — The youngest of two McAUen brothers injured in an Aug. 23 plane crash died Friday evening at Fort Sam Houston. Brooke Army Medical Center spokeswoman Norma Guerra reported that Gary Klinck, 49, died at 6:15 p.m. Friday. "Mr. Klinck died of multiple organ failure secondary to his burns," Guerra said. Gary Klinck had third-degree burns over 83 percent of his body. His brother, Jan, 57, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit of the hospital's burn treatment center, Guerra said. He is being treated for third-degree bums to 41 percent of his body. The Klincks were burned in the crash of a six-seat Piper Malibu plane moments after takeoff from Kestrel Air Park in Bulverde. A rancher pulled Gary Klinck from the wreckage and helped the brothers escape the explosion that foUowed. 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Berry & Pine Cone Candle Decor
- 3-5 Hours
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- 12" wire wreath frame
- Two 6" wire frame
- Vase light
- Hurricane vases: 1 large, 2 small
- White pillar candle
- 2 white tea light candles
- 1 pkg green eucalyptus
- 3 oz emerald dried leaf salal
- 1 pkg moss rocks
- Pine cones, assorted sizes
- 6 oz white seeded eucalyptus
- 2 pkgs Marble Accents®: diamond clear luster
- 9 red berry picks with foliage
- 7 green magnolia leaf sprays, green
- Curly willow spray
- 1 pkg snow cedar
- Cutting utensil
- Glue gun, glue sticks
DIRECTIONS: Refer to photo.
1. Trim magnolia leaves off branches. Place large wire frame over vase light. Position larger magnolia leaves under each of the 6 frame welded seams that hold the larger circles. Bring leaf up from bottom 1". Bend and glue magnolia leaves to cover top of seam touching lighted base. Allow to dry. Glue magnolia leaves to cover frame.
2. Glue one large moss rock on top of the area. Snip salal into pieces, with several leaves each. Glue sala at slight angle under top magnolia. Start at top, with white seeded eucalyptus, and go around at slight angle. Add green eucalyptus to tall focal area, inserting into moss rock. Repeat with salal.
3. Gently lift leaves and glue pine cones where desired. Add red berry picks to fill in.
4. Repeat process on small candle rings by trimming leaves off red berry picks and going around top of the frame at an angle.
5. Repeat with scrap leaves from salal, seeded eucalyptus and magnolia. Add one pine cone to each.
6. Add marbles and candles to hurricanes.


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Emotion Language and Social Power: Homosexuality and Narratives of Pain in Church
DOI: 10.1007/s11133-005-8362-5
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This paper examines the narratives of pain in two religious groups to explore how the everyday concept of emotional pain can work to obscure differences between opposing sides. It shows how these narratives can effectively help to reproduce social hierarchies, even as actors seek to challenge them. Specifically, by examining church debates about homosexuality, it shows how putatively heterosexual actors on both sides use languages of pain to justify welcoming gays into the church, albeit on very different terms, while creating particular feeling rules for gay men and lesbians (Hochschild 1979, 1983). By comparing these two sides we see how narratives of pain (and the shared assumptions behind them) effectively help to reproduce the sexual hierarchy some members seek to subvert.


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Trading plan for August 8
Key events to watch on Friday (Aug. 8)
JPY: Current Account (23:50 GMT on Thursday), Monetary Policy Statement, BOJ Press Conference (tent.)
AUD: RBA Monetary Policy Statement, Home Loans (1:30 GMT)
CNY: Trade Balance (tent.)
EUR: German Trade Balance (6:00 GMT), French Industrial Production (6:45 GMT)
GBP: Trade Balance (8:30 GMT)
CAD: Employment Change, Unemployment Rate (12:30 GMT)
USD: Prelim Nonfarm Productivity and Unit Labor Costs (12:30 GMT)
CNY: CPI, PPI (1:30 on Saturday)
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Mario Draghi has managed to make some moderate and skillfully worded comments. EUR/USD initially fell on the news about QE preparation, than rose on the ECB's confidence about inflation, then slid again as Draghi said that the regulator does plan to conduct purchases of the asset-backed securities and that its diverges from the Fed's. The daily 40-pip trading range of the pair can be described as narrow. The Ichimoku Cloud on H4 has once again acted as resistance around $1.3395. Yesterday's daily bullish hammer candle wasn't followed by the substantial correction up. This makes look for a decline to $1.3320 and $1.3295. The forecasts for the euro zone's data due tomorrow are good. This gives euro room for consolidation in the $1.3390/30 area.
There was a sell-off in AUD/USD on a really nasty labor market data as the unemployment rate increased from 6.0% to 6.4%. Aussie is now trading on the support line connecting 2 July lows in the area of $0.9265/70. The decline was abrupt and the bulls may try for correction. Resistance will be at $0.9320 and $0.9350. We keep targeting $0.9220/00 in the weeks ahead. Asian session tommorow may also produce some sizeable moves.
GBP/USD traded under bearish pressure on Thursday, but stayed above the Wednesday's $1.6820 low until the end of the European session. As it was widely expected, the BoE meeting failed to bring any surprises as monetary policy was left unchanged. Cable is expected to trade under moderate bearish pressure until we get any clear policy signals from the BoE. Technical picture for the cable remains bearish with an active dead cross on the daily Ichimoku chart. Our base case scenario is a break below $1.6800 and a decline to $1.6700/6690. The upside remains capped by the $1.6880 resistance. Watch the UK trade balance on Friday.
USD/JPY bounced from 101.80 on Wednesday and gained some ground on Thursday. The Bank of Japan will announce its policy decision on Friday. There is some speculation that the Bank will express concerns about the weak Japanese exports tomorrow. That could increase speculation about additional BoJ easing and push USD/JPY higher. Next resistance lies at 103.00. However, technically, the market remains short-term bearish below 102.50. USD/JPY has already formed a number of daily candles with long shadows, what signals a high degree of market uncertainty.


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Som Lalit Institute of Business Administration (SLIBA) was established in 1997, under the umbrella of Som Lalit Education and Research Foundation (SLERF). SLIBA is affiliated to Gujarat University, Ahmedabad. It is one of the oldest B.B.A. institutions under Gujarat University. Located in the heart of Ahmedabad city in Navrangpura area, it bears proximity to Gujarat University, good boarding and lodging facilities for outside students and entrance exam coaching centers for further studies. SLIBA boasts of excellent infrastructure, which can provide ample learning opportunities to the budding management students. It includes huge airy classrooms, up-to-date library, several computer labs, conference and seminar halls, lift, canteen to name a few. The institute boasts of well-qualified and well-experienced faculty members providing academic excellence to students. These competent faculty members cover the B.B.A. syllabus in a complete and comprehensive manner. Faculty members are authors/co-authors for books related to B.B.A. subjects. Most of them are pursuing Ph.d., writing research papers in reputed management journals, attending conferences, seminars and workshops as a part of academic up gradation. Faculty Members from SLIBA have been instrumental in framing the first B.B.A. syllabus for Gujarat University. They have played an active role in all further syllabus revisions and in framing the syllabus for incorporating semester system (Choice Based Credit System) in B.B.A. at Gujarat University. These faculty members have been appointed by Gujarat University as Chairman, paper setters, evaluators and moderators for various subjects.
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Nearly three million people in the UK at any one time are estimated either to live with malnutrition or to be at risk because they do not eat enough. Malnutrition is a serious condition that occurs when a person's diet does not contain the right amount of nutrients.
One million of those who have it are older people living in the community; 5% of care home residents are malnourished. At the same time there are other people – of all ages – who were born with or develop disease-related malnutrition. And there are people with a learning disability who can be up to eight times more at risk of being underweight than the general population.
The figures are a stark illustration of the scale of the problem but also show that malnutrition touches every layer of health and social care services. Despite its prevalence, the issue has failed to attract the attention it deserves. Some health and social care professionals, along with politicians, automatically think of obesity when nutrition is on the agenda. There are indications, though, that its days as what Carers UK describes as a "policy orphan" are about to change.
On 25 March, Dan Poulter, health minister and hospital consultant, will address the conference of the malnutrition taskforce – an umbrella group of organisations from health and social care committed to improving the nutrition of older people. The Department of Health has given £208,000 towards the first wave of pilots launched by the taskforce to look at how to tackle malnutrition in the community. According to Poulter, it is now looking at funding more pilots. NHS England is drawing up its first malnutrition strategy expected to be ready within weeks. And the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) is about to launch an online learning programme designed to help GPs and other primary care professionals identify and treat malnutrition in the community. The programme has been developed to help them follow the pathway for managing adult malnutrition in the community which has the backing of doctors, dietitians, pharmacists, nurses and Bapen, the charity devoted to raising awareness about malnutrition and improved nutritional care. Dr Rachel Pryke, a GP and RCGP nutrition champion, says the pathway is a good starting point for GPs who traditionally do not see malnutrition as part of their remit.
She says: "GPs give malnutrition recognition as a potential red flag, looking for underlying disease like cancer for example. But if they don't find cancer they don't join up the dots and recognise that they still have to treat the malnutrition."
The British Dietetic Association believes the pathway will help raise the profile of malnutrition with health professionals but Alison Smith, its malnutrition spokeswoman, says: "It's not the only thing that is needed – one of the big problems is that malnutrition isn't widely recognised as a problem in this country."
Mencap wants to see more easy-to-read material about the risks of malnutrition produced for adults with a learning disability to support them and highlight that malnutrition can be a lifelong problem. While the Patients Association says, despite the improvements in hospital food, its helpline still gets complaints from patients who have become malnourished while in hospital. Bapen, which published new research on 17 March showing malnutrition is higher in England than Scotland, more common among women than men in the UK, and most prevalent in winter, is calling on the government to appoint a national tsar for malnutrition to "lean more heavily on primary care". Its chairman, Dr Tim Bowling, says: "I do feel we are beginning to make progress on the hospital side in terms of screening for malnutrition, but the difficulty is trying to get primary care and GPs facing up to the fact that malnutrition is an issue for them as well as for hospital."
One of the biggest obstacles that has so far prevented malnutrition rising to the top of the agenda is a lack of strategic leadership in Whitehall. Caroline Lecko, NHS England's patient safety lead, says: "I feel very much that some government department needs to take the lead. It doesn't feel like it is happening to me. The problem is that it is everybody's business, which means by default that it's nobody's business."
It is a view shared by Carers UK. Emily Holzhausen, its director of policy with responsibility for nutrition, says: "Malnutrition doesn't fit tidily under any one person's responsibility. I think that the malnutrition taskforce has done the government's job for them – but who is going to take that on and make sure it moves forward?"
However, the responsibility for tackling malnutrition doesn't just rest with the politicians and professionals. The public has to recognise that malnutrition is a UK problem and that sometimes eating more can be good for you.
Ruthe Isden, from the malnutrition taskforce who is also policy programme manager at Age UK, says: "People think the term is very alarming and something associated with other countries. Another challenge is that people have to change their thinking around some of the healthy eating messages – to get people to eat more is counter-intuitive."
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The maps were developed by the former INTERACT Point Information and Animation in cooperation with DG Regional Policy GIS department and Information unit. The programme documents have been collected by INTERACT Point Tool Box. INTERACT is also grateful for the valuable contributions from the INTERREG programmes.
The publication of the Mid Term Evaluations was approved by the different Managing Authorities responsible for the relevant Programmes. This project was planned and agreed by the Member States and the European Commission responsible for the INTERACT Programme and conducted by the INTERACT Programme Secretariat in 2004. This effort resulted in the Study of the Mid Term Evaluations of INTERREG Programmes for the Programming Period 2000-2006.


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Just 985 feet off the E75 Motorway, this motel is from 3 minutes' drive from Kärsämäki town centre. It offers free WiFi, a small communal kitchen and up-to-date rooms with a flat-screen TV. A desk and wardrobe are found in each basic Hotel Keskipiste room. Some rooms have private bathrooms, while others have access to shared bathroom facilities in the hallway. Some rooms include a sauna. Guests can enjoy a daily breakfast buffet in the hotel's restaurant Paalupaikka. Free private parking is also available on site, as well as sockets for car engine heaters during the winter. The neighbouring Neste Paanulinna petrol station provides a restaurant and grocery store. Oulu is 90 minutes' drive away, while the town of Ylivieska is 42.3 miles from the motel.


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What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
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(Private)Answered by Charlie on August 18, 2015 at 10:47 AM
You can set the default language in your Language translation options.
Here's a guide on that: https://www.jotform.com/help/298-How-to-make-your-forms-multilingual.
When you embed the form, the default language will be used.
If you want your form's language to dynamically change, you can try enabling the "Detect Language" option.
I hope that helps. Do let us know if you need more assistance on this.
I know all these things, but I would like to have extra option to specify when calling a form to select language. Maybe via ? parameter or something like that.
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You can do that by adding this parameter in your src link or in your form URL.
Here's a test form that I made:
You can see how the language selection changes based on the parameter.
You can add ?language on the source link. Make sure though that you are using the correct value on the language.
For the embed code, this how it works:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//form.jotformpro.com/jsform/52284815301955?language=sv"></script>
Let us know if that works.
It works properly for direct call -like your first example. For jsform call like you example at the end does not. It displays a default language version.
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Yes, you are correct. This method doesn't work directly on the Embed Script link to the form (the link with jsform in it).
However, it is working fine for the JS form if you are calling its page with that parameter in the link of the page. For example, if your website where this form is JS embedded is http://example.com/ , you would be able to change the language by calling the page as follows:
Please let us know if you need further assistance, and we will be happy to help.
But why not? Sounds like bug to me or half implemented feature. I would like to stay away from using iframes just for language switching to work. Also since each form involves so much work to create and maintain I do not want to have one totally independent form per language.
This must be solvable differently. Can you, please, talk to developers to see what can be done as this is very important to us users?
Thank you.
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I'm afraid you may have misunderstood the last post. Language switching through URL parameters is already implemented and available in JS embed, you do not need to use any iFrame codes.
The script embed method, since the script is running on your page (and not in an iFrame), will be taking any URL parameters from the page on which it is embedded on. So to a JS embedded form, you pass parameters by passing them to your own page.
This is so with all URL parameters and scripts, not just language switching and JotForm. Any script sees URL parameters from the page on which it is running, not from the link that was used to call the script.
I will try and use another example to explain how the URL parameters work. If you had a script on http://www.sama-navitas.si/contact/ , we would pass parameters to this script directly through the link of the page:
This is how URL parameters work. I hope it helps, please let us know if you need further clarifications. Thank you.
OK, now I uderstand that. But is it possible to pass language parameter like this (as borrowed from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5292372/how-to-pass-parameters-to-a-script-tag):
Hi samanavitas,
As stated by my colleague, as the script is running on your page and not within an iFrame, the parameter would have to be passed through your page URL.
The example you provided above would be possible but would need to be ran within an iFrame but not be affected by your pages scripts.
Thank you
I still need this functionality to pass parameters to script. Other methods are not reliable or not really usable. Having language passed via ?lang is ugly and does not help if language must be "de", but Jotform wants it to be de-DE, etc.
Script parameters would solve a lot.
This language passing does not work here:
It displays form in default language and one must manually select english languge from the menu on the top right of the form itself!
Hmm, ?language works. I would rather not reprogram Wordpress just to make Jotform work. :( Jot form should be more wordpress and wpml friendly.
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Yes you are right, it is only designed to capture language parameter and not lang.
You can actually pass the language parameter on the script embed code. Then control its value by writing a custom PHP script. This might work as well.
$lang = $_GET['lang'] || "en";
if ($lang=="gm") {
echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="//form.jotformeu.com/jsform/52254737978369?language=gm"></script>';
elseif ($lang=="sl") {
echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="//form.jotformeu.com/jsform/52254737978369?language=sl"></script>';
else {
echo '<script type="text/javascript" src="//form.jotformeu.com/jsform/52254737978369?language=en"></script>';
I haven't tested this script but you can come up your own working version or let us know if you need further help.
For English (USA)
But for English (UNITED KIGDOM)?
Ty :)
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For English (UK), please use en-UK in your URL parameter:
If you need any further assistance, please open a new support thread, so that the original poster of this thread doesn't get unnecessary email notifications. Thank you.


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... now following us so we quickly jumped on our bikes and cracked on. But we couldn't outrun it. Before too long we were drenched from head to toe and the entire sky was a dark grey. We finally gave in at a roadside restaurant and decided to grab some food. The food wasn't much good, but the staff were friendly and they gave Mark a plastic bag to cover up his back pack. We stopped in a town called Roxas just down the road to see if we could find a poncho ...
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... 3 times. There were fish inside the anti-shark net that would jump about a foot out of the water. Unfortunately we had to go back home, so we got sweaty again walking back to the pier. This time we got the slow boat back to Central, which took about an hour, with no air con. It was nice to get away from the city, even if it was incredibly sweaty. In the evening we showered, called home, had some dinner and chilled out with a beer in our room. Yesterday, on our last day in Hong ...
Puerto Princesa Underground River
... was amazing. Visitors are allowed to go 1 1/2 kms on the river, but it has been mapped as being over 8 kms long, over 4 kms fully navigable. UNESCO requires that people get a special permit if they want to see more than the 1 1/2 kms. I posted many pictures of the river, but they do not begin to do it justice. What was particularly striking was the rich colours and shapes of the stalagmites, stalagtites and other rock features. And the ...
Nothing but a small city
... It was also the first bed I had seen in four days.
Around midday I went for a walk about. I heard to the city centre to check out the sites. There isn't much to see at all. The cathedral was ok but needed a lick of paint and the open air museum about WW2 was interesting but that's about it finished that within 5minutes
I walked up and down the main road to try and book a tour to the underground river in Sabang, they kept saying it was fully ...
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... soak in the surroundings. Remnants of a boat that was unsuccessful in reaching paradise remained tipped over along the one side of the island. Meanwhile visitors wandered around, laid on the beach and swam in the water, almost as if they were oblivious to their surroundings.
These islands were real. That is the part that almost doesn't make sense. When you watch the Discovery Channel or a movie about a deserted island, you see these fantastic places and you know they ...
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