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MILDRED ROSE WALLER-CHAVIS
September 18, 1957 ~ November 8, 2020 (age 63)
Due to the COVID-19, this service is for only the few that the family was allowed to invite.
If you did not receive an invitation to be here in person, please go to the following ZOOM link...
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Mildred Rose Waller Chavis was born in Granville, North Carolina on September 18, 1957 to the late Bert and Marjorie Waller. The Lord Called her on Sunday November 8, 2020 while residing in Anaheim, California.
Mildred grew up in North Carolina where she graduated High School and pursued her education in nursing which was her life's calling for over 30 years she worked as a home health care nurse taking care of the elderly and anyone in need with her fun loving outgoing personality.
Mildred was known to those who loved her as Millie. when she wasn't working she loved Traveling, listening to Music, and collecting anything with Butterflies and cherished her Precious Children as well as her Eleven Grandchildren.
she was preceded in death by her two sisters Darlene Waller and Teresa Marie Waller
She leaves to cherish her memories Daughters Felicia Ann Waller Anderson of Fullerton, CA, April Chavis Young (Casey) of Fort Collins, CO. Son Morgan Eugene White Jr. (Selina) of Englewood, CO. Sisters Julia Betty Sims (Louis) of Jersey City, NJ. Doris Harding of Durham, NC. Patricia Rodgers (James) of Garner, NC. Glenda Moore of Knightdale, NC Brother David Waller ( Ella) of Durham, NC and a host of Grandchildren, Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, Family and Friends.
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Despite some problems with supplies across the country, now would be a good time for area residents to pick up one of those television converter boxes, because we have plenty of them.
Officials from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration got a little beat up last week when a U.S. House subcommittee questioned them about shortages of the converter boxes leading to the expiration of government-issued discount coupons, which represent consumers� one and only shot at a $40 discount for the boxes.
Those boxes become crucial next February when television stations across the country begin broadcasting digital signals exclusively. For those who watch their TV the old-fashioned way � using an antenna to pull in the over-the-air broadcasts � their televisions will become useless without one of the converter boxes.
The change, a requirement by the federal government to free up crowded analog frequencies for public safety uses, has gotten the attention of the public, said Todd Sedmak, a spokesman for the NTIA. More than 17 million households have applied for the coupons, and 3.8 million of the red plastic cards have been redeemed since the first bunch was mailed in February.
But members of the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee saw the numbers differently at their hearing June 10. With coupons issued March 8 or earlier reaching their expiration dates this month, only 39 percent of those coupons issued were redeemed. Subcommittee members questioned whether there were enough of the boxes to go around; Sedmak said that while there may have been shortages in some areas, there are other issues that could lead to the low redemption rate.
�Initially, we got applications from people who had cable or satellite service, and they don�t need the converter boxes,� he said. �You also see people who applied but then decided to add a pay service rather than continue receiving over-the-air broadcasts.
Supplies apparently are not a problem here. An informal check of the Best Buy, Radio Shack, Sears, Target and Wal-Mart stores in Center Township showed all had plenty of the boxes on the shelves.
Those stores are among the national retailers certified to participate in the coupon program. Target spokeswoman Anne Rodgers said that while there have been occasional shortages in specific areas, the company has been able to fill those gaps quickly.
Sedmak urged consumers who need the coupons to apply soon and then take the three weeks of processing time to shop around for availability and best prices.
3. Puerto Rico, 1.03 million.
If you�re still using an antenna for television reception, you�ll need a digital converter box to keep that TV working after Feb. 17. The federal government is offering $40 discount coupons � up to two per household � to help offset the cost of the boxes.
To apply, or for more information: visit www.dtv2009.gov.
Where can I buy a box using my discount coupon?
� National retailers certified to accept the discount coupons include Best Buy, Circuit City, Kmart, Radio Shack, Sears, Target and Wal-Mart. In our area, certified retailers also include Rite Aid pharmacies and Boscov�s at the Beaver Valley Mall. The NTIA suggests calling ahead to check availability.
� A list of retailers that are certified to accept the coupons for Internet and telephone orders can be found at www.dtv2009.gov/VendorSearch.aspx.
� According to the vendor search site, there are 43 certified retailers within 15 miles of Beaver.


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DARKEST FEAR, by Harlan Coben
7/series. Mryon Bolitar is up against unwelcome visitors from his past as he is sucked in to finding a missing bone marrow donor for a child. He soon finds that the donor doesn't exist. The search leads him to a wealthy family who will do anything to protect their privacy. Bolitar wisecracks himself through a half dozen dicey situations, pushing and pushing against not only the hyper-secretive family, but an FBI Task Force. Do I tell you more? But then I would spoil it for you and I'd never do that. Coben writes a gripping tale full of threat, but also a multi-layered tale of love and family. What a mensch. It's a 5. You should be reading the series, but this one could stand alone. But why would you do that??
www.harlancoben.com
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Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare PS4 Save Glitch
So, like a good number of folks, I had the glitch where my Campaign progress wasn't registering.
The first time it happened, I practically did the entire campaign in one sitting only to find that missions were flagged as completed.
I then decided to tackle the game on veteran difficulty and every few missions wouldn't register. After trial and error, saving and exiting after each mission I got as far as "Captured" and then I hit a brick wall. After several attempts st this mission via mission select, it would not register that I had completed it. I went on to try it on variius difficulties to see if that would trigger it but, alas, no.
I then tried deleting the game data and reinstalling it and pausimg the updates but still…no dice!
Then, after hours of replay time, I deleted my PS+ online game save, force uploaded my local game save and then deleted the local game save. After that, I downloaded the online save and all the campaign missions displayed Veteran on each one. No trophies popped…panic set in. I tackled "Terminus" and the credits rolled after completing it and still nothing.
After skipping the credits, a few moments later, all trophies popped: "A New Era", "Hard Hitter" and "SP Prestige".
Hopefully others will find this uselful – many forums and Youtube users seem to have had similar issues that have gone unresolved.
Let me know in the comments how you get on!
Alien: Isolation – First Impressions
This is Ripley, last survivor of the Nostromo, signing off.
Upon booting up this game – I did the digital download from PSN – I fell in love. The menu has the sinister yet familiar sound effects and ambience from the movies.
Starting the game launches a loading sequence similar to segments in the original movie where the Nostromo floats by and it has a grainy effect similar to the cams on the original crew's suits when they venture out onto LV-426.
We find ourselves in the body of Amanda Ripley, Ellen Ripley's (Sigourney Weaver) daughter. The story is a very intelligent narrative of events outside of the movie but interlinks with deleted scenes and plot points from the franchise.
On November 11, 2137, H. Marlow arrived at the station aboard the salvage vessel Anesidora, requesting emergency medical attention for his wife, C. Foster, who was attacked by a Facehugger but safely kept in stasis. Head of Medical Dr Lingard believed she could remove the parasite herself, but Seegson Chief of Operations Ransome blackmailed Lingard into telling him about the creature. He then convinced Chief Marshal Waits to choose to skip quarantine as they had found the USCSS Nostromo's flight recorder and that it meant a cut of the reward for the station's crew.
On, November 14, 2137, a Chestburster hatched from C. Foster, killing her. Dr. Lindgard signed her death certificate and made the death cause classified. Waits and his men started to hunt the creature.
As the Xenomorph started to kill people, Seegson put the station on sale, making sure possible buyers knew nothing about the situation aboard. On November 21, 2137, Weyland-Yutani purchased Sevastopol and sent APOLLO new operational directives, including Special Order 939.
Source: AvP Wikia
What seems like a simple mission to recover the Nostromo flight recorder and discover what happened to your mother is anything but.
After walking slowly around (the ability to run later 'unlocks') your ship, the Torrens and exploring very familiar settings – the layout, structure and design are very similar if not identical to the Nostromo, you shortly embark on your journey to enter the space port.
I won't spoil it but let's just say it doesn't go without a hitch and soon, you find yourself alone on what seems to be an abandoned space port with graffiti, vandalised equipment/rooms/shopfronts and something that seems…amiss.
I've spent an hour or so on it so far and crafted a few items, and it takes a chunk of time before you even see the xenomorph in the flesh and I can tell you, I don't scare easy but as soon as I knew it was on the loose I got the chills and every single sound has me stop dead, wondering where the f%&k is it??!!


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› Nepal
› Nepal: City and Country
Nepal: City and Country
Explore the art and architecture of the medieval centres of Kathmandu, and experience the luxury of staying in an award winning 'living museum'. Then escape to the country, and take in the infinite charms of rural Nepal while enjoying a holistic lifestyle.
Perched high in the Himalayas, it's hard not to feel close to the gods in Nepal. This 7-day trip combines the urban charms of Kathmandu with the simpler lifestyles of rural Nepal, always keeping an open mind and heart to the country's holistic side.
Begin in Kathmandu, on the edge of the Himalayas, perched in the Kathmandu Valley, 1,500m above sea level. You'll visit Dubar Square for in-depth sightseeing on your second day, including the temple of Kasthamandap, the three storied Akash Bhairav Temple, and the old royal palace, Hamuman Dhoka. It's an ideal place to learn about how Hinduism and Buddhism have shaped local traditions. Afterwards, take a cycle rickshaw to Thamel and see the traditional houses of Kathmandu up close. Your final destination is the 2000-year-old 'monkey temple,' Swayambhunath.
Go on to Patan, the city of a thousand golden roofs, now considered part of Kathmandu. Artisans define the city as they have for thousands of years, working in the shadow of its 50 or so temples. After lunch, go on to the 6th century village of Bungamati, where life remains steeped in the traditions of medieval Nepal. The heritage continues at Khokana, before you visit the sacred Hindu shrine of Pashupatinath, said to house the sacred linga of Lord Shiva. In the evening, witness the Aarti ceremony at the temple.
Leave Kathmandu behind and visit the Palace of 55 Windows in Bhadgaon. The next three nights are spent in Dhulikhel, a town with spectacular views of over 20 Himalayan peaks. Here you'll visit the Buddhist pilgrimage site of Namobuddha, built on the relics of Prince Mahasattva, who is said to have saved a sickly tigress' life by cutting pieces of his own flesh for her to eat. Your second full day here is spent at leisure, allowing you to relax or spend more time sightseeing as you see fit before returning to Kathmandu for your flight home.
Arrive Kathmandu
Welcome to The Kingdom of Kathmandu is situated between India and Tibet, and famous for Mount Everest, the Shangri-la of the East. The rich cultural and artistic heritage of Nepal is synthesized in Kathmandu, the capital, which lies in a valley, south of the Great Himalayas at an altitude of 1,500 m. Successive dynasties have left their marks in the stupendous palaces and temples, sculptures and carvings found throughout the valley. Kathmandu is also the largest city of Nepal and its festivals exceed the number of days in a year. The valley has seven heritage sites that have been enlisted in cultural World Heritage Site list. On arrival you will be transferred to your hotel until your afternoon excursions.
This afternoon you will visit Boudhnath, one of the largest stupas of its kind in the world. It stands with four pairs of eyes in the four cardinal directions, keeping watch for righteous behavior and human prosperity. It is built on an octagonal base inset with prayer wheels. This afternoon visit Patan, one of the oldest Buddhist cities in the world and known for its fine arts. Here you will visit the Durbar Square, and its UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Dwarika's Hotel
Dwarika's Hotel was registered in 1977, with the idea of reviving the architectural splendour of the valley. All the terracotta work was made in the valley, using local clay and skills. The couple also incorporated elements of Nepal's diverse cultural heritage, including those from beyond …
Dwarika's Hotel was registered in 1977, with the idea of reviving the architectural splendour of the valley. All the terracotta work was made in the valley, using local clay and skills. The couple also incorporated elements of Nepal's diverse cultural heritage, including those from beyond the valley, when designing the rooms. The furniture was crafted by families of traditional carpenters and the linen, textiles and embroideries were hand woven and used Nepali patterns.
Tour and Ticket Service
Today's touring begins with a visit to the Durbar Square (note Durbar square means "meeting place"), Here you'll find a gathering of temples and shrines including the temple of Kasthamandap, believed to have been made from the timber of a single tree; the three storied Akash Bhairav (God of the sky) Temple and Hanuman Dhoka, the old royal palace, named after the monkey god. From the entrance gate of the Hanuman Dhoka you will enter the Nasal Chowk courtyard. Continue on to the Temple of the Living Goddess, or Kumari House where you may catch a glimpse of the "Kumari". Kumari is a tradition in Nepal of worshiping young girls as manifestations of the divine female energy (or "Devi") in Hindu religious traditions.
Enjoy a cycle rickshaw ride to Thamel. The rickshaw ride will take you through the narrow streets of Kathmandu and you will see the old traditional houses with many wooden sculptures.
Lunch (direct payment - suggested Kaiser Cafe) at Thamel and some free time to enjoy in this tourist area. You will find many shopping options for traditional clothes, music, thangka, etc.
This afternoon visit Swayambhunath, also known as "the monkey temple". The 2000 year old, world famous Buddhist Stupa has a lofty white dome and glittering golden spire which is visible for many miles from all sides of the valley. Painted on the base are the all-seeing eyes of Lord Buddha and above each pair of eyes is the 'third eye' signifying the wisdom of looking within.
Later this morning, visit Patan city of fine arts. Patan is better known as "The city of a thousand golden roofs." Once separated from the capital, Patan and Kathmandu are now separated only by a bridge over the Bagmati River. The city of Patan has recovered its label of origin "Lalitpur". The historic heart of the city is entangled with narrow streets and theatrical decoration: brick houses with carved wooden balconies and bronze decorations, patios and backyards that house oratories, temples, etc. The city is famous throughout the country for its tradition of blacksmiths and goldsmiths. Artisans model effigies of the divinities of the Hindu and Buddhist pantheons. The city has more than 50 main temples, some of which were destroyed or damaged by the earthquake of April 2015.
Many stupas, chaytyas and bahals (ancient Buddhist monasteries) bear testimony to the long history of Buddhism in the city that remains today a Bastion of Newars Buddhism in the Kathmandu Valley. The four stupas, erected in the four cardinal points, originally defined the city. They were erected during the reign of Emperor Ashoka some 250 years before our era.
Suggest lunch (direct payment) at Patan Museum Cafe.
Continue to the Bungamati Village which is a 6th century village within the Kathmandu Valley. Here you will see the Shikara-style temple of Rato Machhindranath ringed by the traditional houses, where the villager still follow a traditional lifestyle and engage in traditional occupations. Bungmati is the living museum within the Kathmandu Valley, which preserves the prosperous legacy of arts and civilization of the ancient and medieval Nepal. Other sights to visit around village are Bungamati Culture Museum and , Dey Pukha (central pond).
Not far from, Bungmati, lies another small traditional Newari Village - Khokana which is another living museum. This village has its own incredible history and has the most authentic Newari culture that has been preserved here in every house since the medieval era. Most of the households in Khokana depend on farming and traditional occupations like woodcarving. You will see women spinning traditional wool-wheel (charkha) to weave the wool and men carrying kharpans (the circular boxes joined by a bamboo and stringed down to air to put their farm products inside it.
Late afternoon visit the World Heritage Sites at the Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most sacred Hindu shrines in the world. The richly ornamented pagoda houses the sacred linga, or phallic symbols, of Lord Shiva. It stands as a symbol of unity bringing together the different sects of Hinduism under a single fold. It is situated on the bank of the sacred Bagmati River. Please note: Non-Hindus are not permitted to enter, but can view the temple from a special vantage point. Devotees can be seen taking ritual dips in the holy Bagmati River, a sacred place of cremation and where thousands of pilgrims from all over the world come to pay their respects. This temple is also known as 'The Temple of Living Beings, and the presiding deity here is Shiva.
This evening you will witness the Aarti ceremony which is one of the most mesmerizing rituals at Pashupatinath Temple and is known as the Pashupati Bagmati Aarati. The Bagmati is the holy river that flows through the temple. The river divides the temple into two sides, with the main Pashupatinath Temple being on one side and the location of this Aarati on the other. The priests perform the Aarati by taking oil lamps and moving them in circular motion accompanied by the chanting of religious song. The Aarati starts at 6 pm every evening. This is a ritual that allows everyone to be a part of it and creates an environment of union of God and the devotees.
Kathmandu-Bhaktapur-Dhulikhel
This morning drive to Bhadgaon, also known as Bhaktapur or the "city of devotees". Founded in the 9th century it is the home of medieval art and architecture. Here you can visit the Durbar Square, with its array of temples, and the Palace of 55 Windows. This Palace is the best example of the Pagoda style of architecture and stands on five terraces, on each of which stands a pair of figures: two strong men, two elephants, two lions, two griffins and two goddesses.
Suggest lunch (direct payment) at Watshala Garden Restaurant.
Continue to Dhulikhel, set amidst verdant hills and valleys and it is one of the most popular places to witness the perfect panoramic views of more than 20 Himalayan peaks ranges stretching from Mount Annapurna in the far west to Mount Karolung in the Far East.
Upon arrival, check in at hotel and the rest of the day is at leisure.
Dwarika's Resort
The Dwarika's Resort Dhulikhel is a holistic lifestyle retreat, drawing on ancient Himalayan knowledge and philosophy of care for nature and for one's self. Set in magnificent natural surroundings, we offer a place in which to contemplate, to learn and to explore the connectedness between …
The Dwarika's Resort Dhulikhel is a holistic lifestyle retreat, drawing on ancient Himalayan knowledge and philosophy of care for nature and for one's self. Set in magnificent natural surroundings, we offer a place in which to contemplate, to learn and to explore the connectedness between mind, body and earth.
In the morning, drive to Namobuddha an important Buddhist pilgrimage site and one of the 3 main stupas of Kathmandu valley. The stupa was built on the bones and hair of prince Mahasattva. According to the Buddhist sutras Mahasattva was one of Buddhas former incarnations. He was the youngest of the three sons of king Maharatha. One day as the three brothers were walking through the forest, they saw a tigress with the five cubs she had given birth to. She was so hungry she could hardly move. The three princes went away, but Mahasattva decided to go back and started to cut his flesh to give it to the tigress to eat. When his brothers went to look for him they found only his bones and hair. The stupa was built on top of these remains.
Return to the hotel.
Later today enjoy a walk through the nearby village of Dhulikhel.
The rest of the day is at leisure.
The day is at leisure.
Dhulikhel-Kathmandu-Depart
Today you will depart and return to Kathmandu where you will proceed to the airport and connect with your onwards flight.
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/**
 *
 * @package CRM
 * @copyright CiviCRM LLC (c) 2004-2015
 * $Id$
 *
 */

/**
 * This class generates form components for processing a campaign
 *
 */
class CRM_Campaign_Form_Campaign extends CRM_Core_Form {

  /**
   * Action
   *
   * @var int
   */
  protected $_action;

  /**
   * Context
   *
   * @var string
   */
  protected $_context;

  /**
   * Object values.
   *
   * @var array
   */
  protected $_values;

  /**
   * The id of the campaign we are proceessing
   *
   * @var int
   */
  protected $_campaignId;

  public function preProcess() {
    if (!CRM_Campaign_BAO_Campaign::accessCampaign()) {
      CRM_Utils_System::permissionDenied();
    }

    //check for custom data type.
    $this->_cdType = CRM_Utils_Array::value('type', $_GET);
    $this->assign('cdType', FALSE);
    if ($this->_cdType) {
      $this->assign('cdType', TRUE);
      return CRM_Custom_Form_CustomData::preProcess($this);
    }

    $this->_context = CRM_Utils_Request::retrieve('context', 'String', $this);

    $this->assign('context', $this->_context);

    $this->_action = CRM_Utils_Request::retrieve('action', 'String', $this);
    $this->_campaignId = CRM_Utils_Request::retrieve('id', 'Positive', $this);

    $title = NULL;
    if ($this->_action & CRM_Core_Action::UPDATE) {
      $title = ts('Edit Campaign');
    }
    if ($this->_action & CRM_Core_Action::DELETE) {
      $title = ts('Delete Campaign');
    }
    if ($title) {
      CRM_Utils_System::setTitle($title);
    }

    $session = CRM_Core_Session::singleton();
    $session->pushUserContext(CRM_Utils_System::url('civicrm/campaign', 'reset=1&subPage=campaign'));
    $this->assign('action', $this->_action);

    //load the values;
    $this->_values = $this->get('values');
    if (!is_array($this->_values)) {
      $this->_values = array();

      // if we are editing
      if (isset($this->_campaignId) && $this->_campaignId) {
        $params = array('id' => $this->_campaignId);
        CRM_Campaign_BAO_Campaign::retrieve($params, $this->_values);
      }

      //lets use current object session.
      $this->set('values', $this->_values);
    }

    // when custom data is included in form.
    if (!empty($_POST['hidden_custom'])) {
      $this->set('type', 'Campaign');
      $this->set('subType', CRM_Utils_Array::value('campaign_type_id', $_POST));
      $this->set('entityId', $this->_campaignId);

      CRM_Custom_Form_CustomData::preProcess($this);
      CRM_Custom_Form_CustomData::buildQuickForm($this);
      CRM_Custom_Form_CustomData::setDefaultValues($this);
    }
  }

  /**
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    //load only custom data defaults.
    if ($this->_cdType) {
      return CRM_Custom_Form_CustomData::setDefaultValues($this);
    }

    if (isset($defaults['start_date'])) {
      list($defaults['start_date'], $defaults['start_date_time'])
        = CRM_Utils_Date::setDateDefaults($defaults['start_date'], 'activityDateTime');
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    else {
      list($defaults['start_date'], $defaults['start_date_time'])
        = CRM_Utils_Date::setDateDefaults();
    }

    if (isset($defaults['end_date'])) {
      list($defaults['end_date'], $defaults['end_date_time'])
        = CRM_Utils_Date::setDateDefaults($defaults['end_date'], 'activityDateTime');
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    if (!isset($defaults['is_active'])) {
      $defaults['is_active'] = 1;
    }

    if (!$this->_campaignId) {
      return $defaults;
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    $dao = new CRM_Campaign_DAO_CampaignGroup();

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    while ($dao->fetch()) {
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    }

    if (!empty($campaignGroups)) {
      $defaults['includeGroups'] = $campaignGroups['civicrm_group']['Include'];
    }
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  }

  public function buildQuickForm() {
    if ($this->_action & CRM_Core_Action::DELETE) {

      $this->addButtons(array(
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            'type' => 'next',
            'name' => ts('Delete'),
            'isDefault' => TRUE,
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          array(
            'type' => 'cancel',
            'name' => ts('Cancel'),
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      return;
    }

    $this->applyFilter('__ALL__', 'trim');

    if ($this->_cdType) {
      return CRM_Custom_Form_CustomData::buildQuickForm($this);
    }

    //lets assign custom data type and subtype.
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    $this->assign('entityID', $this->_campaignId);
    $this->assign('customDataSubType', CRM_Utils_Array::value('campaign_type_id', $this->_values));

    $attributes = CRM_Core_DAO::getAttribute('CRM_Campaign_DAO_Campaign');

    // add comaign title.
    $this->add('text', 'title', ts('Title'), $attributes['title'], TRUE);

    // add description
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    // add campaign start date
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    // add campaign end date
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    // add campaign type
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    // add campaign status
    $this->addSelect('status_id');

    // add External Identifier Element
    $this->add('text', 'external_identifier', ts('External ID'),
      CRM_Core_DAO::getAttribute('CRM_Campaign_DAO_Campaign', 'external_identifier'), FALSE
    );

    // add Campaign Parent Id
    $campaigns = CRM_Campaign_BAO_Campaign::getCampaigns(CRM_Utils_Array::value('parent_id', $this->_values), $this->_campaignId);
    if (!empty($campaigns)) {
      $this->addElement('select', 'parent_id', ts('Parent ID'),
        array('' => ts('- select Parent -')) + $campaigns,
        array('class' => 'crm-select2')
      );
    }
    $groups = CRM_Core_PseudoConstant::nestedGroup();
    //get the campaign groups.
    $this->add('select', 'includeGroups',
      ts('Include Group(s)'),
      $groups,
      FALSE,
      array(
        'multiple' => TRUE,
        'class' => 'crm-select2 huge',
        'placeholder' => ts('- none -'),
      )
    );

    $this->addWysiwyg('goal_general', ts('Campaign Goals'), array('rows' => 2, 'cols' => 40));
    $this->add('text', 'goal_revenue', ts('Revenue Goal'), array('size' => 8, 'maxlength' => 12));
    $this->addRule('goal_revenue', ts('Please enter a valid money value (e.g. %1).',
      array(1 => CRM_Utils_Money::format('99.99', ' '))
    ), 'money');

    // is this Campaign active
    $this->addElement('checkbox', 'is_active', ts('Is Active?'));

    $this->addButtons(array(
        array(
          'type' => 'upload',
          'name' => ts('Save'),
          'isDefault' => TRUE,
        ),
        array(
          'type' => 'upload',
          'name' => ts('Save and New'),
          'subName' => 'new',
        ),
        array(
          'type' => 'cancel',
          'name' => ts('Cancel'),
        ),
      )
    );
  }

  /**
   * add the rules (mainly global rules) for form.
   * All local rules are added near the element
   *
   * @param $fields
   * @param $files
   * @param $errors
   *
   * @return bool|array
   * @see valid_date
   */
  public static function formRule($fields, $files, $errors) {
    $errors = array();

    return empty($errors) ? TRUE : $errors;
  }

  /**
   * Form submission of new/edit campaign is processed.
   *
   *
   * @return void
   */
  public function postProcess() {
    // store the submitted values in an array
    $params = $this->controller->exportValues($this->_name);
    $session = CRM_Core_Session::singleton();

    $groups = array();
    if (isset($this->_campaignId)) {
      if ($this->_action & CRM_Core_Action::DELETE) {
        CRM_Campaign_BAO_Campaign::del($this->_campaignId);
        CRM_Core_Session::setStatus(ts('Campaign has been deleted.'), ts('Record Deleted'), 'success');
        $session->replaceUserContext(CRM_Utils_System::url('civicrm/campaign', 'reset=1&subPage=campaign'));
        return;
      }
      $params['id'] = $this->_campaignId;
    }
    else {
      $params['created_id'] = $session->get('userID');
      $params['created_date'] = date('YmdHis');
    }
    // format params
    $params['start_date'] = CRM_Utils_Date::processDate($params['start_date'], $params['start_date_time']);
    $params['end_date'] = CRM_Utils_Date::processDate($params['end_date'], $params['end_date_time'], TRUE);
    $params['is_active'] = CRM_Utils_Array::value('is_active', $params, FALSE);
    $params['last_modified_id'] = $session->get('userID');
    $params['last_modified_date'] = date('YmdHis');

    if (is_array($params['includeGroups'])) {
      foreach ($params['includeGroups'] as $key => $id) {
        if ($id) {
          $groups['include'][] = $id;
        }
      }
    }
    $params['groups'] = $groups;

    // delete previous includes/excludes, if campaign already existed
    $groupTableName = CRM_Contact_BAO_Group::getTableName();
    $dao = new CRM_Campaign_DAO_CampaignGroup();
    $dao->campaign_id = $this->_campaignId;
    $dao->entity_table = $groupTableName;
    $dao->find();
    while ($dao->fetch()) {
      $dao->delete();
    }

    //process custom data.
    $customFields = CRM_Core_BAO_CustomField::getFields('Campaign', FALSE, FALSE,
      CRM_Utils_Array::value('campaign_type_id', $params)
    );
    $params['custom'] = CRM_Core_BAO_CustomField::postProcess($params,
      $customFields,
      $this->_campaignId,
      'Campaign'
    );

    $result = CRM_Campaign_BAO_Campaign::create($params);

    if ($result) {
      CRM_Core_Session::setStatus(ts('Campaign %1 has been saved.', array(1 => $result->title)), ts('Saved'), 'success');
      $session->pushUserContext(CRM_Utils_System::url('civicrm/campaign', 'reset=1&subPage=campaign'));
    }

    $buttonName = $this->controller->getButtonName();
    if ($buttonName == $this->getButtonName('upload', 'new')) {
      CRM_Core_Session::setStatus(ts(' You can add another Campaign.'), '', 'info');
      $session->replaceUserContext(CRM_Utils_System::url('civicrm/campaign/add', 'reset=1&action=add'));
    }
    else {
      $session->replaceUserContext(CRM_Utils_System::url('civicrm/campaign', 'reset=1&subPage=campaign'));
    }
  }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Surya's Story is a Theatre-in-Education performance for junior ages. It is a multi media piece. The performance looks at the issue of Fairtrade and the Rights of the Child through the story of 'Surya' a little girl who sews footballs in a rural village in Rajasthan, India.
The drama explores the exploitation of children by the Wests need for cheap products and food. Most young people enjoy football, but do they ever think where those footballs come from?
The theme of football is a wonderful way to engage an audience about environmental issues. It encourages young people and adults to think about their responsibilities locally and globally.
The audience make connections with their consumerism and the plight of working children. The play is followed by dynamic workshops.
In tamdem we have another play Jardeep and Jazz love Dancing for pre-school children and reception.


Heat the oil in a large soup pot, add onion and stir until soft, then add garlic cook for another minute before adding carrots baby marrow and cabbage.
Add in the stock and chickpeas and bring to the boil, reduce heat and simmer until carrots are soft.
Add in chicken and chillies cooking until chicken is poached, add coriander and salt and pepper to taste.
This soup makes a hearty one dish winter meal. To serve as a lighter starter use only 1 chicken breast.


As a motorcyclist, you assume certain risks that aren't faced by drivers of cars or trucks. However, those risks can be mitigated by following guidelines when you're on the road.
Mark Howie is the program manager for rider education at Dillon Brothers Harley Davidson. He teaches people not just how to ride, but he also offers motorcycle tips on safe biking.
For starters, Howie says that motorcyclists should assume that no one sees them. Sometimes, by the time other drivers see or hear them, it's too late.
That's why he advises bikers to drive with their high-beam headlights on during the day. He says that a high-beam light can be seen easier than a low beam light and that the extra attention getter can save a rider's life.
Howie also noted that newer motorcycles offer multiple lights that can provide an advantage over older models.
Howie also advises bikers to wear bright, reflective clothing as well as safety vests. While those items aren't popular for making fashion statements, they do provide an additional level of safety.
Because of their size, motorcycles can appear to be farther away. They can also appear to be moving slower. That's why it's important that bikers especially practice defensive driving.
Howie says that if everybody would the time to be responsible behind the wheel, then the number of accidents would drop dramatically.
If you'd like to learn more about safe riding, pick up some great gear and have a great time doing it, check out the Colorado Motorcycle Expo in Denver, Colorado.


I have had two appointments with the dentist this week. On Tuesday I had a cleaning which cost 400 pesos and then today I had some fillings which cost 350 pesos each. I hate having cavities. I feel like I take such good care of my teeth that it doesn't seem right.
The dentist is a woman and she was awesome. Her brother also is a dentist in the same office which is out in front of their house. Their mother was a dentist too but she died last year. The mother had to have been awesome. Just think to be a woman dentist in Mexico in the past. I can't imagine their would have been many of them.
I am sure missing everyone!


Code of Ethics | Friends of Sebastian Inlet State Park, Inc.
(1) It is essential to the proper conduct and operation of Friends of Sebastian Inlet State Park (herein "CSO") that its board members, officers, and employees be independent and impartial and that their position not be used for private gain. Therefore, the Florida Legislature in Section 112.3251, Florida Statute (Fla. Stat.), requires that the law protect against any conflict of interest and establish standards for the conduct of CSO board members, officers, and employees in situations where conflicts may exist.
(2) It is hereby declared to be the policy of the state that no CSO board member, officer, or employee shall have any interest, financial or otherwise, direct or indirect, or incur any obligation of any nature which is in substantial conflict with the proper discharge of his or her duties for the CSO. To implement this policy and strengthen the faith and confidence of the people in Citizen Support Organizations, there is enacted a code of ethics setting forth standards of conduct required of Friends of Sebastian Inlet State Park board members, officers, and employees in the performance of their official duties.
No CSO board member, officer, or employee shall solicit or accept anything of value to the recipient, including a gift, loan, reward, promise of future employment, favor, or service, based upon any understanding that the vote, official action, or judgment of the CSO board member, officer, or employee would be influenced thereby.
No CSO board member, officer, or employee shall disclose or use information not available to members of the general public and gained by reason of one's official position for one's own personal gain or benefit or for the personal gain or benefit of any other person or business entity.
A person who has been elected to any CSO board or office or who is employed by a CSO may not personally represent another person or entity for compensation before the governing body of the CSO of which he or she was a board member, officer, or employee for a period of two years after he or she vacates that office or employment position.
No person may be, at one time, both a CSO employee and a CSO board member at the same time.
A CSO board member or officer shall not vote in official capacity upon any measure which would affect his or her special private gain or loss, or which he or she knows would affect the special gain or any principal by whom the board member or officer is retained. When abstaining, the CSO board member or officer, prior to the vote being taken, shall make every reasonable effort to disclose the nature of his or her interest as a public record in a memorandum filed with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting, who shall incorporate the memorandum in the minutes. If it is not possible for the CSO board member or officer to file a memorandum before the vote, the memorandum must be filed with the person responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting no later than 15 days after the vote.