 angelic beings, and then they learned that Christ the Lord was born that very day. Can't you just feel the anticipation as they hurried to the place where He lay?
Make this a weekend of anticipation - but not for people, activities or events. Make this a weekend of anticipation for celebrating the birth of the Lord in your own heart, fresh and new and wonderful. After all, that's why He came.Performs with the Glimmerglass Opera Orchestra and the Little Delaware Chamber Players.
Past member of the Albany Symphony Orchestra.
Founder of Musicians of Ma'alwyck, a chamber music ensemble in residence at the Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site and at SCCC.
Co-founder and director of the St. Cecilia Chamber Orchestra.
Director of the Siena College Music Series, and founder of the Franciscan Chamber Orchestra.
Published articles in Archives Magazine and recently reconstructed and produced the 1750s opera Alfred of Sir Thomas Arne.
Producer for Dorian recordings.
Board member of ESYO, Albany Pro Musica and St. Cecilia Orchestra.
Taught music history and violin at SUNY Albany and Siena College.
Frequent lecturer for the Higher Institute for Life-long Learning in Bethlehem and instructor for Elder-Hostel.Had my 2004 Rainier 4.2 for a year now, and only a few niggles. The rear wiper not going back to rest position, the speedometer showing strange readings (replaced stepper motor) and now the dreaded whine from the A/C compressor clutch.
Welcome aboard.:tiphat We're getting a pretty good group of Rainier owners here.
welcome from the chi-town / midwest crew...
you should upgrade your rear wiper to the '07 tb..i did to my bravy and it works great! goes back every time!
Welcome from another Canadian and another Rainier owner.Let us say we have four properties A,B,C,D.
A,B,C are mandatory only when we click on Submit button to achieve this functionality we are using property-set-messages.
we need to display messages on the screen as below format.
C:C is Required.
3) When.C=""-> Property-set-Messages.
B: B is Required.
It will written the error messages based on the order of activity steps.
As I know we group the messages based on the severity, but i am not sure how to control the order when the messages are from the same group. May be you can try to control the message order by providing different severity.
Fyi, i had tried your usecase and the order is not same as the order present in the activity steps. I will get back to you if i find some other way.
Please tell me how to display messages based on severity.
Basically the messages of types error, warning, info will be ordered based on its severity like error -> warnings -> info messages order. Within the error group if you have multiple error messages then i am not pretty sure how to order them. I will try to reach any Product specialist and let you know if there is any such option to order within the same group of messages.
Error messages are not displayed in a sorted order even if they are displayed in a proper order in the activity.
This can be taken as an enhancement request.
We are using Pega V7.1.9.
Could you please confirm us whether this issue was fixed in V7.3.
I just created a use case in Pega 7.3 and can confirm that the issue is fixed.
M1's largest shareholder Axiata Group has accepted an offer for its stake in the Singapore telco that will see it exit the local market and finally bring to close a buyout bid that began in September last year. The move is estimated to generate a gain of 126.5 million ringgit (US$31.02 million) for Axiata's wholly-owned subsidiary, Axiata Investments, which had put investments into M1 since 2005 that have yielded dividends totalling 1.1 billion ringgit (US$269.69 million) in the past decade.
The Malaysian telco group said the voluntary conditional general offer for all of its 28.7 percent stake was priced at 1.65 billion ringgit (US$272.14 million) and would see the company exiting its investment in Singapore.
Country's High Court has dished out orders for local internet service providers to cut off access to illicit streaming devices, many of which are Android TV boxes preloaded with applications that let users watch pirated content.
In its statement, Axiata expressed confidence in M1's long-term future despite the entry of a new market player that would present "short-term industry challenges". In spite of its belief in the telco's continued growth, the Malaysian group said it accepted the buyout offer because it needed to shift its capital towards new business priorities and drive its ambition of becoming "the next-generation digital champion" by 2022.
It also did not want to be a minority investor in a potentially privatised company, Axiata said. It added that it would "participate in industry consolidation" if there were opportunities to do so as well as partake in potential acquisitions in new growth areas in its key markets.
Axiata's president and group CEO Jamaludin Ibrahim said: "It is actually not an easy decision for us. We like our investment in M1 and believe in its long-term future. At the same time, we need to undertake a major reprioritisation and make better use of our capital to chart a new chapter for the group in line with our new vision, whilst also further enhancing our shareholders' value."
M1's current shareholders Keppel Corp (KCL) and Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) had launched a US$1.4 billion offer in September 2018 to buy out the remaining shares in the telco. Made through their joint venture Konnectivity, the initial offer was reportedly deemed inadequate by Axiata, which later called for offers to reflect "the accurate future value of M1".
M1 CEO Karen Kooi Lee Wah in December retired after 23 years with the company, handing over the reins to former Pareteum Asia CEO Manjot Singh Mann. M1 had said Kooi would remain as a board director and advisor to the board until the end of February 2019 "pending developments related to Konnectivity's pre-conditional offer for M1 shares".
M1 shareholders Keppel Corp and Singapore Press Holdings have made a joint offer to buy out the remaining shares in the Singapore telco for an estimated S$1.91 billion (US$1.4 billion).
M1's mobile telco services brought in the most operating revenue for the third quarter of 2018, at SG$142.6 million, after the carrier added 90,000 post-paid customers but lost 152,000 prepaid customers over the last year.

I had to do this when I swapped pups on my Epiphone Dot, but this trick works for any hollowbody.

1) Use a metal coat hanger, make it straight, then make one end hook-shaped.

2) Use that hook to pull the wiring harness from the right-side f-hole, and secure it by using adhesive to keep it out.

3) Use the straight end of the coat hanger, make it pass through the guitar jack you just pulled out.

4) This is the trickiest part: you have to then make the straight end pop out the guitar jack hole by passing it through the f-hole so you'll have the hook-shaped end still popping out of the f-hole.

5) Use the hook to pull the wiring harness inside the f-hole and with a little play it should pop out of the guitar jack hole. You just have to hold the coat hanger and pass it through the nut, which should fall in place and easy to lock with one hand while the other holds the coat hanger.

I'm not gonna lie, it's a pretty tedious process but still, I'd be mad having to go to the luthier only for him doing something you can do yourself and doesn't require lutherie experience.In the fall of 1978 I left a promising career in journalism—in the wake of Watergate, every career in journalism was promising—and moved to Poland. The explanation I gave everyone was that I had fallen in love with a Polish woman. Aside from being true, it was more understandable, and respectable, than the other reason: I wanted to be a travel writer.
I had spent a year in France, acquiring what I thought of as skills but very little in the way of material. The country was too familiar, even back then, already somewhat over-described. Poland, hidden behind the Iron Curtain, offered the tantalizing gift of the unknown.
I flew to Paris and boarded a train to Warsaw, for the full sensory experience of entering the Soviet sphere.  I was taken to the hospital to meet the woman I had hoped would become my mother-in-law. Three days later Halina Matraś was buried in Powązki Cemetery.
Adam, Hania’s ex-boyfriend, stopped by the apartment with condolences. He was a well-built, handsome man with a dark goatee. He pulled me into the bedroom and opened a Polish-English dictionary. After searching for a few seconds, he indicated the word for “love” (kochać). Next he moved to “P” and showed me “pomagać” (help). Then