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Earn Your University of Fairfax
Master of Business Administration
The accredited Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program consists of 12 online courses (36 credit hours).
Learn from seasoned business professionals and apply the necessary methods and tools needed to lead an organization. The University of Fairfax MBA program was developed by industry experts and gives you a broad foundation in the full spectrum of business management, with the option of specializing in one of three distinct areas. Through the program, business professionals increase their breadth of knowledge; ability to analyze business alternatives more thoroughly; and opportunities for more challenging, responsible, and productive careers in the business community. The University of Fairfax offers the following specialized areas:
- General MBA
- Information Technology
- Cybersecurity
- Project Management
Degree Program Objectives
The MBA degree program develops professionals who:
- collaborate effectively as a business professional using both verbal and written communication methods
- implement project management methods and techniques to enhancing an organizational performance, quality, and safety
- utilize qualitative and/or quantitative methods to solve critical business problems
- evaluate how ethical considerations impact all business decisions
- develop the skills and tools to manage and communicate in all facets of an organization including finance, information technology, cyber security, big data governance, human resources, project management, supply chain, business law, and business research
Degree Program Outcomes
Upon completion of the MBA degree program, you will be able to:
- collect, analyze, and assess data to help organizations make accurate business decisions and leverage their profitability
- evaluate the impact of business constraints and processes within an organization
- integrate principles and techniques of risk analysis, project planning, and change management to make accurate business decisions
- demonstrate secondary research skills in the investigation and selection of best practice solutions to address business challenges
- demonstrate mastery of theory, concepts, and skills in addressing specialized aspects of managing an organization
Potential Careers for Master of Science in Cybersecurity Management Graduates:
When you graduate with a MBA at Fairfax, you will be prepared for many exciting careers in the business field. Our graduates have gone on to work in high-level positions in the United States Navy, the Department of Veterans Affairs, Lockheed Martin, Cisco Systems, Wells Fargo, and other high-level organizations.
Learn more about the career potential for some of the most common jobs in the business field:
General and Operations Manager
The job outlook is expected to rise much faster than the average employment rate at 17% over a 10-year span from 2014 – 2024 for a General and Operations Manager. As of 2014, there were approximately 2,188,870 jobs in the Business Management field Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Financial Manager
A Financial Manager also has a strong growth rate at 7% and anticipates 555,900 positions by 2024. Given these strong statistics, the forecast for job opportunities in this field are much higher than in other careers. According to the BLS, professionals in this role earn an average salary of $121,750 per year.
Transfer Credits
A maximum of 18 semester credits equivalent to our courses in content, credit and level and taken for graduate credit, as part of a degree or graduate certificate program, from an accredited institution may be transferred.


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Always out of time? Maybe it's time to overhaul your time portfolio
Have you ever noticed how much people would love to do with their lives, if only they had the time?
While many of us argue that we'd love to do more with our life if we had the money, a recent Gallup poll revealed that more than 50% of us also feel as though we don't have the time. So as it stands, Americans–despite being one of the wealthiest people in the world–can't find the time or money to enjoy their lives. Time–as the saying goes–is money, and we seem to be running a deficit in both of them.
So what does a time deficit look like? Much like a financial deficit, a time deficit prevents us from spending our time doing things that we love now, but also limits our happiness in the long run because we never got to invest any of our time to develop our careers or retirement plans. Simply put, by mismanaging our temporal resources, we not only destroy our current happiness, but also our future potential.
Luckily, a lot of the knowledge that we use to manage our finances can be directly applied to our time by creating a simple time budget that accounts for the most important things: time we want to spend enjoying our life, time we want to save and invest for the future, and time that we should stop wasting.
Get Clear: Are you Spending, Wasting or Investing Your Time?
A lot of people are unclear between the difference between time spent and time wasted. One could easily argue that binge-watching Cosmos on Netflix is time wasted, but if it brings you true joy, wouldn't you argue that it was well spent? Chances are if you are doing something that really makes you happy, you're on the right track.
What's much more dangerous is when we spend time on others, like Evelyn. A typical working mother, Evelyn comes home from work only to take on the infamous second shift, cleaning up after her family and making sure that her teenage kids are clothes and fed. In her mind, Evelyn is investing in the future generation, even though her heart is telling her otherwise. Deep down she knows that taking care of her family allows her to feel needed, even if it means she's not investing that time in herself or her future.
What Evelyn needed was a major time repair–the equivalent of getting a new furnace or water heater, and that meant making resources available up front. By carving out an afternoon to tell her kids why and how to do the laundry and preparing a chore calendar, Evelyn was able to invest a chunk of time and to get actual returns: freeing up several hours every week to go to the gym and start working on a book.
Cut Out Impulse Time Spending
Sadly, getting on track with our time budget also means having to make some hard decisions to eliminate wasted time. Much like wasted money, a lot of wasted time goes to our impulses: that extra 20 minutes we spend hitting snooze every morning instead of doing yoga and indulging in that second and third glass of wine when it's already time for bed. All of these little impulses seem insignificant, but once you honestly add them up, you may be shocked at what you find.
"Before I put myself on a time budget I was always stressed" admits Roxanne, and account from upstate New York. "I told myself that that sleeping in would help me catch up on sleep, and that checking my Facebook before bed was helping me relax, but the truth is I was caught in a perpetual downward spiral of sleep and time deprivation." Relaxation is crucial for me, but these 15-minute chunks were about escaping and I always felt like I was on the run. Once I started cutting out the impulses, I found myself with an actual chunk of time in which I could really relax, which in turn allowed me to focus on the important things in life."
Actively Manage Your Time
Many of us spend every waking hour serving others–our bosses, our kids, our husbands and our pets, not to mention the board and our favorite charity–and by doing so we often set ourselves up for anxiety or burnout, not to mention feeling like we don't have a life of our own. Luckily the solution is simple: you need to start saving some time for yourself.
By taking charge and claiming your time as your own, you're empowering yourself in a really meaningful way. Even if it's just 10 minutes a day to enjoy a cup of coffee while you read the news, leaving your desk at 5 sharp, or taking 10 days off to go on a cruise, it's important that you save time for yourself without feeling guilty.
Before actively determining that she would leave her work on time every day, Rebecca often dragged herself home after working overtime. It's not that she couldn't get her work done, but she didn't want to be as the person leaving earlier than everyone else, and since she didn't have anything more important to do she stayed, and slowly made herself miserable. "Before I knew it, I felt like my whole life belonged to the company. I was getting a lot done, but I was losing myself in the process. Once I told myself that I can set my own schedule without feeling guilty, my mood instantly changed and I became much more engaged in work, since I no longer felt like a burnt out pawn."

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DOTSPhoneAppend2 1.0.2
Service Objects Phone Append 2 Libraries utilizing best practices with fail over configuration. This package can be used to call the Service Objects web Service Phone Append 2. This service will take in information like name and address and return a phone number that corresponds with those inputs if one is available. NOTE: In order to use this web service, a License Key is needed. To download a trial License Key with up to 500 transactions, please see the license link of this nuget package. To see more Service Objects web services visit the project page of this package or search the tag "DOTSWebServices".
Install-Package DOTSPhoneAppend2 -Version 1.0.2
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The Secret Mathematicians - Professor Marcus du Sautoy
Faculty of Science & Engineering, Queen Mary University of London
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Event Details
The Faculty of Science & Engineering Garriott Lecture Series presents:
Professor Marcus du Sautoy
"The Secret Mathematicians"
From composers to painters, writers to choreographers, the mathematician's palette of shapes, patterns and numbers has proved a powerful inspiration. Often subconsciously artists are drawn to the same structures that fascinate mathematicians as they constantly hunt for interesting new structures to frame their creative process. Through the work of artists like Borges and Dali, Messiaen and Laban, Professor du Sautoy will explore the hidden mathematical ideas that underpin their creative output and reveal that the work of the mathematician is also driven by strong aesthetic values.
Marcus Peter Francis du Sautoy, OBE is the Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science and a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford.
A reception will follow the lecture.
When & Where
The Great Hall
The People's Palace
Queen Mary University of London
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
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Darnold falls short on Cotton Bowl stageDec 31, 2017 - 5:59 AM ARLINGTON, Texas -- If the Cotton Bowl was the final collegiate game for USC quarterback Sam Darnold, his uneven performance won't make his pro projection any easier for NFL evaluators.
At times, the redshirt sophomore was outstanding against Ohio State on Friday night, seeing the field well and delivering with touch and timing. But just like most of this season, too many drives ended in turnovers, including a pick-six and two fumbles -- all examples of being too careless with the football.
Darnold finished 26-for-45 for 356 yards and zero touchdowns in the 24-7 loss. He had three turnovers with one interception and two fumbles.
Full context: The USC offense, not just Darnold, was apathetic for much of the night. The protections were spotty, the receivers struggled to separate and the coaching didn't help Darnold make the appropriate adjustments.
The Buckeyes' defensive line is the best front the Trojans have faced this season (and maybe the best unit Darnold has faced in his career), and with three weeks to prepare for USC's insipid offense, Ohio State lived in the Trojans' backfield most of the night.
Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer credited the pass rush as the reason for the win.
"That defensive line took a quarterback, who we have tremendous respect for, he didn't set his feet all night," Meyer said. "That's the way we won that game."
However, that doesn't change the fact that the quarterback needs to take better care of the football. The quarterback Hippocratic Oath (keep team from harm) has evaded Darnold much of the season, finishing the season 2017 with 22 turnovers.
If he elects to leave school early, Darnold will be in the conversation to be the first quarterback drafted because of his arm, intelligence and intangibles. Returning to USC and furthering his development in college next season might be what is best for him long-term, but an almost certain top pick will be tough to pass up for Darnold, making his NFL decision a compelling one.
With the quarterback-needy Cleveland Browns set to pick No. 1 in the 2018 NFL Draft, the quarterback conversation will hold the NFL hostage the next four months, which will be especially true if Darnold declares.
Other Cotton Bowl draft notes
--Ohio State's defensive line, who I'm convinced would win a beauty contest, was the key to the Buckeyes' victory, finishing with 13 tackles for loss and eight sacks of Darnold.
Walking around on the field pregame, the group of defensive ends looks like a NFL unit. Nick Bosa, Jalyn Holmes, Sam Hubbard and Tyquan Lewis are all future starters at the next level -- Holmes, Hubbard and Lewis next season and Bosa in 2019 when the true sophomore is eligible.
Hubbard, in particular, had a strong night against USC's offensive line, displaying the football intelligence and athleticism that translates well to the NFL game. He isn't strictly an edge screamer who looks to win with speed, Hubbard has the short-area quickness to adjust his body and movements mid-rush, finding the ball. Darnold will have nightmares of No. 6 tonight.
--Ohio State senior QB JT Barrett doesn't have the same skill-set as Darnold to be a first-round pick, but his unwavering leadership and productive resume won't go unnoticed by NFL teams.
In his final game in the scarlet and grey, Barrett was at his best, maneuvering through the chaos and making efficient decisions. His final numbers look pedestrian (11 completions, 114 passing yards), but his control of the offense, especially with his legs (4.1 average, two rushing scores), is often the difference.
As a college player, Barrett will be remembered as one of the best in Buckeyes and Big Ten history, setting numerous single-season and career records. In the third quarter of the Cotton Bowl, he passed Drew Brees to become the Big Ten's all-time leader in total yardage.
As a NFL prospect, he doesn't have the consistency as a passer to warrant a high draft pick, but intangibles are an important aspect of the position and pro coaches will appreciate his mental make-up. Bottom line: I wasn't blown away watching Barrett -- on tape or in person Friday night -- but there have been much worse quarterbacks drafted and he will have a chance to fight for a roster spot next summer.
--Easily the best player on USC's defense, senior pass rusher Uchenna Nwosu consistently disrupted the Ohio State backfield with his versatile rush attack. On some snaps, he was a traditional edge presence, dipping his shoulder and trying to win the arc. But his most productive plays came as a stand-up rusher over the interior of the offensive line where he used patience, timing and burst to infiltrate the pocket.
Nwosu doesn't have elite physical traits that scouts seek in a NFL pass rusher, but he is expected to be a day-two draft selection because he simply gets results. His motor, instincts and toughness help mask his average athleticism in the NFL.
--Speed is easy to spot on the football field. But it can be easier to gain an appreciation for that speed in person. And that was the case for me at AT&T Stadium Friday night for USC RB Ronald Jones.
A native of North Texas, Jones returned home for what was expected to be his final collegiate game before bolting for the NFL. And for the most part, Ohio State bottled him up, limiting the talented junior to only 64 yards on 19 carries (3.4 average).
However, when Jones had room to stretch out his legs, his acceleration allowed him to reach his top speed instantly to slash through holes before defenders could adjust. Combine that speed with his run instincts, patience and start/stop elusiveness, and Jones helps viewers rediscover Jamaal Charles flashbacks stored in the back of their mind.
Jones' speed with the ball in his hands is one of the reasons why he is expected to be one of the top five running backs drafted in April.
--Arguably the best NFL prospect on either roster, Ohio State junior cornerback Denzel Ward made the game-time decision to sit out and avoid injury as he prepares for the 2018 NFL Draft. While disappointing, the decision doesn't come as a surprise because the Ohio State corner is already viewed as a first-round player and one of the best draft-eligible defensive backs.
While undersized, and those lack of inches show at times, Ward has twitchy athleticism with the budding instincts and required toughness to be trusted on an island vs. NFL receivers, either on the outside or in the slot.
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- UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen is entering the NFL draft Jan 3
- Darnold, Rosen turn pro, starting race to No. 1 pick Jan 3
- USC quarterback Sam Darnold will enter NFL draft Jan 3
- Ohio State DE Hubbard declares for NFL Draft Dec 30
- Cotton Bowl win salves disappointing season for Ohio State Dec 30
- Darnold delivers clunker in possibly final game for USC Dec 30
- Ohio State CB Ward sits out Cotton Bowl Dec 29
- Ohio State All-America CB Denzel Ward sits out Cotton Bowl Dec 29
- Playoff-snubbed Ohio State gets Cotton Bowl matchup vs USC Dec 28
- QB Darnold could be making his last USC start in Cotton Bowl Dec 28


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Police officer injured, shoots suspect in Milwaukee's south side
Suspect vehicle strikes officer
A Milwaukee police officer shot and injured a man who is suspected of hitting him with a car Saturday afternoon on Milwaukee's South Side.
According to police, officers were called to the area of Howell and Howard Avenues for a report of a suspicious person around 3pm.
Officers arrested two suspects, one who was allegedly armed with a handgun.
During the investigation, police say a third suspect hit the officer with a car near South 5th Place and West Norwich.
The Officer then fired his weapon at the suspect as he allegedly tried to flee the area.
The officer was treated at a hospital minor injuries.
The suspect, a 27-year-old Milwaukee man, was taken to a hospital for treatment of what are believed to be non life threatening injuries.
Police say the 45-year-old officer is a 12 year veteran of the Milwaukee Police Department.
Per protocol, he has has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigations.


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Become a Citizen Scientist (Using Your Phone!) Did you know that you can contribute to scientific research using only your phone? Scientists around the globe are calling on anyone with a camera or a computer to help contribute to our knowledge of the world. This movement is called Citizen Science
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Making Learning Last: Stories and imagery
Do you ever feel frustrated that your students can't hang on to what you've taught them? Actually, about 70% of what we forget is forgotten in the first 24 hours after learning. That may help to explain why our students, who seem so good at using a particular grammatical structure
Personalization in the ELT Classroom
Why do we assume personalization is good for language learning? The idea of 'personalizing' language learning naturally has positive connotations; after all, an 'impersonal classroom' doesn't sound like a very pleasant place to be! But in what ways does personalization actually enhance learning? Primarily, personalization in the classroom can lead


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Hobo Radio – Batman Day
- Introduction
- Introducing Lars
- Batman Day
- "Empty Bottles" by Deadly Sins
Week 52 Spotlight: Batman Day.
The day has finally arrived. After months of Internet hype, the highly anticipated summer blockbuster filled with amazing action sequences and glorious explosions hits theaters today … and no, we aren't talking about Mama Mia.
In honor of "Batman Day," Joel Murphy and his new co-host Lars share their thoughts on the previous Batman films and talk about what they expect from The Dark Knight. So, in case you have somehow managed to miss all of the other hype surrounding this movie, this podcast is your perfect appetizer for the latest installment in the Batman franchise.
Will The Dark Knight break box office records? What will make it a truly memorable film? Can two nerdy comic book fans discuss Batman without sounding like the Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons? The answers to these questions and more are in this week's show.


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Daymond John is best known as the CEO of FUBU and for his work on ABC's "Shark Tank". He is a businessman, consultant, motivational speaker, investor, author, and a spokesman for other businesses. He is worth about $300 million.
Daymond John Bio – How He Made His Money
Daymond Garfield John was born on February 23, 1969, in Queens New York. He had an early entrepreneurial experience as he was part of a program in high school that permitted him to work full time. After high school graduation, he started a van commute business.
In the early 90's when the trending wool hats with open tops were sold at $20 a piece, Daymond thought it was overpriced and immediately developed an interest in the apparel business. He asked his mom to teach him how to sew and together with his neighbor Carl Brown they made their own version of the hat, branded them with FUBU (meaning For Us By Us) and sold them on the streets of New York at $10 each, the high demand saw him make about $800 on a daily basis.
In 1992, Daymond's mom supported him by mortgaging their home to acquire a $100,000 capital to grow the business. Part of the house was transformed into a factory where the clothes were made and branded. They went from hats to include sweatshirts, T-shirts, hockey and football jerseys. While running the business, Daymond waited tables at Red Lobster to help with basic needs.
Rapper LL Cool J played a huge role in the marketing of the merchandise when he wore it in public campaigns and incorporated 'for us by us' in his rap lyrics. Soon, FUBU received over $300,000 worth of order for their goods, received an invitation to participate in Macy's Las Vegas fashion trade show and an investment from electronics giant Samsung.
The company grew even more rapidly as it rode on the popularity of hip-hop fashion trends receiving endorsements from celebrities like Will Smith, Magic Johnson, Busta Rhymes, Janet Jackson and more. After focusing on foreign markets in the early 2000's, FUBU returned its focus to the US in 2010 with the re-branded name FB Legacy. The company now has collections including tuxedos, suits, intimate apparel, footwear, swimwear, watches and more. So far FUBU has garnered over $6 billion in revenue.
Daymond John Net Worth, Other Endeavors
Daymond has been part of the "Shark Tank" cast since it debuted in 2009. Shark Tank is a show where successful entrepreneurs and potential investors known as angel investors listen to business pitches from people and in turn invest their money into anyone that seems promising to them. Daymond has invested over $7.5 million on Shark Tank. He has also appeared in other shows like "The Game" and "The Real".
Daymond John has become an active motivational speaker and business consultant helping celebrities and other entities expand and increase their revenues. He is an ambassador for Shopify. Daymond has penned three books, "Display of Power" is an autobiography based on his early business career and early life, "The Power of Broke" is a motivational book featuring stories of successful entrepreneurs like Rob Dyrdek and Loren Ridinger, the third book is titled "The Brand Within".
Also See These Shark Tank Investors and their net :
Kevin O'Leary Net Worth, Wife, and Kids
Mark Cuban Wife, Net Worth, House, Family
Robert Herjavec – Wife, Net Worth, Daughter,
Daymond John Family: His Girlfriend, Wife, and Children
Being the only child born to his mother, the 1.69m tall American businessman still seems not yet settled for marriage. However, he engaged his longtime girlfriend Heather Taras in September 2016.
Just about six months after the couple had his first child Minka Jagger John, Daymond John popped the long-awaited proposal to Heather on the set of his ABC show, holding a custom-designed 9.5-carat emerald-cut diamond ring for her. Notable stars like Co-stars Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Robert Herjavec, Kevin O'Leary and Lori Greiner were all present during the proposal. Nothing has yet come up about their plans to tie the marital knot but there are hopes that will become a reality soon.
While we all wait for the marital bliss between Daymond John and his cute fiancee, it is important to recall that the TV personality already has two daughters from a previous relationship with an undisclosed lady. His daughters' names are Yasmeen and Destiny. Being a quiet and conserved person, John is yet to reveal any information about his previous relationships. He, however, choose to keep it discreet perhaps to avoid some scandals. Instead, he dedicates much of his time taking care of his kids while getting involved in various social charity and events.
Having acquired much wealth as a self-made millionaire, John sure has landed properties to his name. One of his well-known houses is his six-bedroom house Southampton. The property which is worth $7.5 million has a swimming pool, a brick patio, antique fireplaces, rustic floors and has a beautiful view from all over the entire window.
Talking about his luxury cars, the multi-billionaire dollar business mogul sure has some expensive cars but because he is yet to reveal any of his car models, we can only assume that his fleet of cars will be amazing considering the worth of his house.


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Reform of Universities Key in the Wake of the 4th Industrial Revolution
(President Shin makes a keynote speech at the Times Higher Education Research Excellence Summit held in Taiwan on July 4.)
KAIST President Sung-Chul Shin stressed that innovations in education, research, and technology commercialization of universities are critical for responding to the transformations that the Fourth Industrial Revolution will bring about.
In his keynote speech at the Times Higher Education Research Excellence Summit held in Taiwan on July 4, he cited connectivity, superintelligence, and convergence in science and technology as three components the Fourth Industrial Revolution will pierce, saying the speed and breadth of the transformation will be beyond our imagination. He also presented megatrends in science and technology in the years to come and how KAIST is addressing the challenges and opportunities.
"It is imperative to foster creative young talents fluent in convergence, collaboration, and communication skills in the new era. To this end, we need to focus on whole brain education by enhancing basic education in science and engineering plus humanities and social studies," he stressed. He also presented a Non-Departmental Education Track, which KAIST plans to implement from next semester. The track, designed to prepare students for the new industrial era, will focus on whole brain education including entrepreneurship and leadership education during the undergraduate period.
He also emphasized an effective new teaching methodology. "We need to develop various new teaching methods. The paradigm should shift from lecturer-centered to student-centered. KAIST is revising our curriculum to facilitate team-based, project-based learning and flipped learning," he explained.
President Shin also pointed out that the educational goals for the next generation should be to sustain the value of people's own thoughtfulness, wisdom, emotion, and caring against the advent of a new tribe of AI, dubbed Robo Sapiens. "Those traits add undeniable educational value that we should continue to pursue even in the era of Robo Sapiens," he added.
As for research innovation, he emphasized inter- and multi-disciplinary collaborative research. "Especially, in addressing pressing global issues and big science, international collaboration will be very effective and crucial," he said.
At the summit, convergence research projects currently underway at KAIST using emerging technologies such as the smart mobile healthcare project, Dr, M; the humanoid robot, HUBO; and AI drone swarms drew lots of attention from the participants, even receiving proposals to join the projects as collaborators.
In the new era, according to Shin, technology commercialization at universities will emerge as a hub of R&DB. Citing that KAIST has long been a draw for startups, he noted that KAIST has also set a high value on entrepreneurship education including social entrepreneurship and startups.
He continued, "The Korean government is making every effort to harness the challenges and opportunities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution by creating a new economic growth engine. For the success of the government initiative, universities should also respond to make innovations commensurate with the changing needs and challenges. KAIST will take the lead in this new initiative for making a new future."


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JUUL Labs is searching for a Software Engineering Lead to join the Digital Engineering team. This is a leadership position within the organization and is an exciting opportunity to join a rapidly expanding team. An ideal candidate is a hands-on developer and leader, has a track record of success as an individual contributor, and is keen to both mentor and push the performance of their team.
- Most of your time will be spent deep in the code; you should have a complete understanding of all technical aspects of your team's vertical and continually push to improve architecture, performance, tooling, and overall customer experience.
- Be a hands-on developer with the skills and experience required to develop and deliver large pieces of functionality, setting an example for your team.
- You will work directly with your product manager to define your team's roadmap and be accountable for the the team's overall performance.
- You will lead and mentor a team of 3-4 engineers to hone their technical abilities and push them forward in their careers.
- Own the overall performance of your team and strive to continually improve team efficiency and effectiveness.
- Work with a diverse team of talented and experienced engineers to develop our e-commerce platform and internal tools, at global scale.
- An ideal candidate is passionate about: product, technology; writing good, clean, maintainable code; fluid end user experiences; and building a dev-first oriented culture
Some of the technologies we work with:
- React & Redux
- HTML/CSS/Javascript
- GraphQL
- Ruby on Rails
- Hanami
- Lambda + Serverless
- Postgres
- Redis
- Docker
- AWS + Terraform
- Implementing and improving our payments solutions worldwide
- Own and improve the checkout experience end-to-end
- Internationalization and expansion of our e-commerce platform
- Developing and improving our best-in-class age verification systems
- Work on growth initiatives for domestic and international markets
- Familiarity with our technical stack or similar technologies and a willingness to learn
- Experience building and designing APIs
- Understanding of performance and scalability
- A history of successfully shipping complex components and systems
- Experience leading and mentoring a team of engineers
- A commitment to continuous improvement
- Experienced interviewer that holds a high bar during the recruitment process
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer science or in Natural science
- Previously experience at an E-Commerce company
- Experience in the early-mid stages of a fast growing company
- A place to grow your career. We'll help you set big goals - and exceed them
- People. Work with talented, committed and supportive teammates
- Equity and performance bonuses. Every employee is a stakeholder in our success
- Boundless snacks and drinks
- Cell phone subsidy, commuter benefits and discounts on JUUL products
- Excellent medical, dental and vision benefits


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Jakarta, UIN NEWS Online – The government is encouraged to develop an open, tolerant, and inclusive religious education in order to suppress radicalism as well as to encourage respect for religious diversity in Indonesia. On the educational side that transforms respectful attitudes, the government needs to increase the opportunity for educator's training in national, Islamic, and knowledge about Indonesian Values.
Similarly, some of the recommendations of the Center for the Study of Islam and Society (PPIM) UIN Jakarta following the publication of the National Survey on Religious Attitudes at Schools and Universities in Indonesia 2017 presented in Jakarta, Wednesday (11/08/2017). "Another recommendation is the need for the introduction of different religions and beliefs in Islamic Religious Education and the enrichment of religious experience practices and shared problem solving experiences," notes the recommendation as quoted by UIN NEWS Online.
Through a survey held in the period of September 1 to October 7, 2017 targeted students and teachers, PPIM UIN Jakarta found still a lump in their acceptance of the attitude of different religious realities. The survey was conducted in every regency / city in 34 provinces with total of 2,181 respondents where 1,522 students, 337 students, 264 teachers and 58 lecturers of Islamic education.
The survey noted, at the opinion level, that students tend to have an intolerant religious outlook. This is reflected in the spread between radical opinions, external tolerance, and students' internal tolerance. Of the three categories, the most intolerant students' religious views were found in radical opinions (58.5%), internal intolerance opinions (51.1%), and external opinion of intolerance (34.3%). In terms of action, students have moderate religious behavior which is included in the category of radical action only 7.0%.
Unlike the lecturers, at the opinion level they tend to have religious views that are tolerant or contrary to students' views. This is reflected in the spread of opinion of teachers and lecturers on the lower opinion of internal intolerance (33.9%), opinion of external intolerance (29.2%), and radical opinion (23.0%). While at the action level, teachers have a strong tendency to have intolerant behavior on internal tolerance action category (69.3%), 8.4% radical action category, and 24.2% external action tolerance category.
There are two types of religious relationships targeted by the research: Muslim relation with Non-Muslim and Majority Muslim Relation with Muslim Minority. In the first type of relation, both teachers-teachers and students can relatively accept the existence of other religions with the exception of Judaism.
In this relation, 83.85% of lecturers and 79.07% of students say Christians are not enemies of Muslims. Then, 66.15% of lecturers and 76.22% of students thought Christians did not hate Muslims. In fact, 64.60% of lecturers and 70.36% of students do not mind if people of different faiths provide assistance to Islamic institutions.
However, 57.76% of lecturers and 53.74% of students agree that Jews are enemies of Muslims. In fact, 63.66% of lecturers and 52.99% of students agree that Jews hate Islam.
In the second relation, Majority Muslim Relations with Muslim Minorities, teachers and students find it difficult to accept Muslims who follow Ahmadiyya and Shia teachings. Both groups are listed as disliked groups, disagreeing if the government protects, even agree if the government prohibits the existence of deviation from a minority group.
In this relation, student groups sequentially assigned Shiites (30.99%) and Ahmadiyah (19.72%) to two unwanted groups. On the contrary, the lecturers sequentially assigned Ahmadiyah (64.66%) and Shi'a (55.60%) to groups they did not like.
When asked whether the government should protect Shiites and Ahmadis, 44.72% of lecturers and 49.00% of students disagree if the government should protect the followers of both religious groups. In fact, 87.89% of lecturers and 86.55% of students agree if the government prohibits the existence of minority groups that are considered to deviate from the teachings of Islam.
Furthermore, lecturers (62.11%) and students (55.08%) agree with the opinion that Muslims are now in vulnerable state. In addition, lecturers (54.35%) and students (48.04%) see non-Muslims benefitting more than economically-related Muslims.
Religious education
Research notes that students and students feel that religious education has a large share in influencing them not to mix with other faiths. The details are that the portion of religious education on the influence of non-association with other religions is very large 25.77%, quite large 23.18%, slightly 21.30%, very little 6.67%, and not at all 23.08%.
Executive Director of PPIM UIN Jakarta Dr. Saiful Umam said, the learning model of Islamic religious education has the potential to form student radicalism. Similarly, the radical opinions of teachers and models of Islamic learning from teachers can influence student radicalism.
"That is, the teacher becomes an important factor in the formation of a person in the process of becoming intolerant and radical. This should be our common concern to improve the capacity and ability of teachers in learning, "he said.
Responding to the research, Director General of Islamic Education Ministry of Religious Affairs RI. Dr. Kamaruddin Amin MA affirms the need for serious efforts to ward off radicalism in education. The effort can be done by training teachers and supervisors in order to provide a moderate Islamic teaching.
Another effort is to establish a center for religious moderation studies in every existing Islamic college. "Center for religious moderation studies in order to anticipate the fact that there is a process of radicalism with intensity that is still varied," he said.
Although the intensity of radicalism in educational institutions somewhat varied, but Kamaruddin considered the effort to anticipate that the thought or teachings are said to be radical is not developed. He urged all parties to give more attention in anticipation.
Kamaruddin also asked the students, students, to study well and not to grasp the radical religious understanding. " To our children who are still searching their identities, we hope they really study diligently, do not let them become radical because of their superficial understanding," he hoped. (usa)


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- Banking royal commission releases interim report
- By Frank Chung and Rohan Smith News.com.au
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THE banking royal commission has dropped its long-awaited interim report outlining dodgy behaviour in the sector.
TREASURER Josh Frydenberg has delivered a scathing rebuke to financial institutions for their "greed"-driven misconduct — and the banking regulator for not doing enough to punish poor behaviour.
Mr Frydenberg was speaking today at a press conference in Melbourne to release the banking royal commission's interim report canvassing shocking revelations about misconduct in the financial sector unearthed over four months.
The interim report covers the first four rounds of hearings focusing on consumer lending, financial advice, loans to small and medium businesses, and banking conduct in regional and remote communities.
The report found conflicts of interest in the delivery of financial advice, confusion about the roles and responsibilities of mortgage brokers and issues with the way banks deal with indigenous communities. The report also pointed to a significant cultural problem.
"The interim report delivered today to the Governor-General shines a very bright light on the poor behaviour of our financial sector," Mr Frydenberg said.
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"Banks and other financial institutions have put profits before people, greed has been the motive as short-term profits have been pursued at the expense of basic standards of honesty. Too often simply selling products has become the sole focus of attention."
Mr Frydenberg said the culture and conduct was reflected in the banks' remuneration practices, with "almost every piece" of misconduct identified in the report "connected directly to some monetary benefit".
He said the report made it clear that, while behaviour was poor, "misconduct either went unpunished or the consequences did not meet the seriousness of what has been done".
Deputy Leader of the Opposition Tanya Plibersek said the interim report was "damning" but she saved her criticism for the government.
"Scott Morrison wanted to keep this shocking misconduct by the banks secret from the Australian public," she said. "This is the report that Scott Morrison never wanted.
"Scott Morrison called (the commission) 'a reckless distraction', 'a QC's complaints desk' and 'a populist whinge'."
She said a Labor Government would extent the royal commission to hear the testimony of more victims.
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Anna Bligh, the former Queensland Premier and now CEO of the Australian Banking Association, also lashed the industry.
"Make no mistake, today is a day of shame for Australia's banks," she said.
"Having lost the trust of the Australian people, we must now do whatever it takes to earn that trust back."
In his report, Commissioner Kenneth Hayne, QC, said the Australian Securities and Investments Commission "rarely went to court to seek public denunciation of and punishment for misconduct" while the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority "never went to court".
"Much more often than not, when misconduct was revealed, little happened beyond apology from the entity, a drawn-out remediation program and protracted negotiation with ASIC of a media release, an infringement notice, or an enforceable undertaking that acknowledged no more than that ASIC had reasonable 'concerns' about the entity's conduct," Mr Hayne said.
"Infringement notices imposed penalties that were immaterial for the large banks. Enforceable undertakings might require a 'community benefit payment', but the amount was far less than the penalty that ASIC could properly have asked a court to impose."
Mr Hayne said "too often, entities have been treated in ways that would allow them to think that they, not ASIC, not the parliament, not the courts, will decide when and how the law will be obeyed or the consequence of the breach remedied".
Mr Frydenberg said this was "clearly unacceptable and cannot continue".
The report also raised the question of whether existing laws should be administered or enforced differently, and whether new laws should be introduced or the system should be simplified.
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"The law already requires entities to 'do all things necessary to ensure' that the services they are licensed to provide are provided 'efficiently, honestly and fairly'," Mr Hayne said.
"Much more often than not, the conduct now condemned was contrary to law. Passing some new law to say, again, 'Do not do that', would add an extra layer of legal complexity to an already complex regulatory regime. What would that gain?"
Mr Frydenberg said the report did not include specific recommendations or referrals to appropriate agencies for enforcement.
"This interim report is a frank and scathing assessment of the culture, conduct and compliance of our financial system," he said. "Australians expect and deserve better."
It comes after Prime Minister Scott Morrison denied the inquiry had been too short, saying Mr Hayne had not asked for an extension. "If he asked for an extension then he will get one," Mr Morrison told reporters in Sydney today.
"I think that the royal commission has been very vigorous in looking at the details of all of these quite heartbreaking cases for many Australians and being given them the weight that is necessary."
Out of nearly 9400 submissions, only 27 victims have given evidence so far. Not covered in the interim report were superannuation and insurance, canvassed in the fifth and sixth rounds of hearings.
The seventh round, focusing on public policy questions arising from the revelations, will begin on November 19 in Sydney.
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ASIC statement on the royal commission interim report. This has to be a watershed moment for Australian finance.
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Labor wants the royal commission extended so thousands more victims can tell their personal stories. Labor spokeswoman Clare O'Neil says the commission needs time to visit regional areas.
To date, the government has introduced a banking executive accountability regime, increased civil and criminal penalties for financial misconduct, set up a one-stop shop to resolve complaints, appointed a "special prosecutor" and given ASIC $70.1 million for a revamped strategy and enforcement.
National Australia Bank CEO Andrew Thorburn said the interim report was "thorough" and "diligent".
"I have had the opportunity to read the summary of the Royal Commission interim report and will review the report in more detail over the weekend. I would like to thank the Commissioner for his thoroughness and diligence," Mr Thorburn said.
"For us at NAB, where we have made mistakes or done the wrong thing, we will own them and fix them. It is difficult to face the statement of 'profits before people', but this is exactly what we need to confront. Banking was built on putting people first and earning the trust of customers. We must return to these principles once again, rather than continuing to be short term managers."
ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott said now was the time to "fix the failures" of the financial system.
"today commented on the release of the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking,
"This is a critical moment for the industry, our bank and our people to continue the urgent work required to fix the significant failures highlighted by the Commission," Mr Elliot said.
"We accept responsibility and we are determined to improve."
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Michael J. Catalfimo Speaks on Troubled Real Estate Loans
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Michael J. Catalfimo was the presenter for a National Business Institute (NBI) national 90 minute tele-seminar on April 16, 2012 entitled "How to Deal with Troubled Real Estate Loans". The NBI seminar was simulcast through West's LegalEdCenter® as a webcast. Mr. Catalfimo's program delved into the challenging years faced in the real estate loan industry, focusing on how to help clients avoid foreclosure with non-bankruptcy, non-litigation alternatives. Topics included:
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Warders are often referred to as Beefeaters. No one really knows where the term came from, but most think is comes from their right to eat as much beef as they wanted from the King's table.
The Ravensmaster is responsible for looking after the ravens of the Tower. Since the time of King Charles II, the ravens have been a part of the grounds, and legend has it that should the birds ever leave, the monarchy will crumble. To ensure this never happens, the ravens wings are clipped. They're also said to be the real beefeaters since they are the only ones to still receive a daily ration of beef.
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Lanikai Beach
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"Lanikai" means heavenly ocean in the Hawaiian Language and when you see the beach, you will know exactly why. It's known for its tranquil blue waters, bright blue skies, powdery white sand, and view of the famous Mokulua Islands. As one of the best beaches of Oahu, Hawaii; Lanikai Beach is also voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.


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March 8 marks International Women's Day, a day to recognize the achievement of women and the struggle for equality.
The first National Women's Day was celebrated on February 28, 1909. The United Nations says it was designated by the Socialist Party of America to honor women in the garment industry who went on strike in New York to protest working conditions. A year later, Socialist International established an International Women's Day.
Russian women first observed International Women's Day in 1913 as International Women's Day became a way to protest World War I, according to the UN. A year later, rallies around Europe were to protest the war. By 1917, the protests in Russia eventually led to that country allowing women the right to vote.
The United Nations designated 1975 as International Women's Year, according to Harvard University. The UN officially marked March 8 as the day to celebrate International Women's Day.
A world conference on the status of women was convened in Mexico City, setting a ten-year agenda to advance women's rights worldwide, according to Harvard. It also designated that 1976 - 1985 would be the United Nations Decade for Women.
The United Nations says empowering women is a key part of its efforts to address the world's social, economic and political challenges.
There is more than one theme for International Women's Day 2019. The United Nations' theme is "Think equal, build smart, innovate for change."
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Another them presented by the website for International Women's Day is #BalanceforBetter -- working for a more gender-balanced world in all walks of life, business and government. The campaign will run all year long. As motivation, women and men are encouraged to "strike the pose" by holding their hands up to make their body in the shape of a "W" and then share a photo on social media using the hashtags #IWD2019 and #BalanceForBetter.


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Chattahoochee Hills Food Pantry
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Food Pantry Guidelines
1. Those in need are invited to visit the food pantry once a month.
2. One cloth bag or two placstic bags may be filled with food.
3. Upon arrival, complete the patron form (found at front desk) indicating needs.
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Local churches agreed we needed a centralized Food Pantry for our area. Community Brickworks agreed to manage it. Individuals, churches and other faith based groups, service groups, even whole communities bring food and other needed donations help keep it supplied.
We especially wish to thank Midwest Food Bank for their assistance.
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Four teams look to continue early momentum
After posting opening-week victories, four area high school football teams will look to build on their early momentum tonight.
Amsterdam, Broadalbin-Perth, Canajoharie-Fort Plain and Fonda-Fultonville all opened their season with wins last Friday.
Three of the four will be home tonight as Amsterdam hosts Troy, Broadalbin-Perth hosts Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk and Fonda-Fultonville hosts Tamarac. Canajoharie-Fort Plain travels to Hoosick Falls tonight for its Week 2 contest.
Gloversville is slated to travel to Ballston Spa tonight, while Johnstown is set to host Green Tech at Knox Field at 7 p.m.
Dolgeville has a bye week after dropping its opener, 24-14, at Frankfort-Schuyler last Friday. The Blue Devils are scheduled to travel to Waterville next Friday for a 7 p.m. contest.
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Class A-B Crossover
Green Tech (1-0 overall)
at Johnstown (0-1 overall)
Today, 7 p.m.
The season got off to a rough start for Johnstown as the Sir Bills dropped a 45-8 decision to Hudson Falls at Knox Field last Friday.
"Our guys are motivated to re-group and not back down this week," Johnstown coach Tyler Hall said. "Our youth caught up to us this past week and I think having a game under our belts will shake those first-game jitters."
Brennan Prevost rushed five times for 129 yards and three rushing touchdowns for Hudson Falls, while quarterback Caleb Condon ran for 109 yards and threw for 69 yards. The Tigers had 454 rushing yards in the game.
Quarterback Bradey Brownell was 6-for-13 for 130 yards and a touchdown for the Sir Bills, while Jack Stramezzi had 44 yards on 28 carries. Dawson Sanges had two catches for 97 yards and a touchdown for Johnstown.
"Last week allowed us to take a look in the mirror and focus on getting better as a team," Hall said. "It gave us more motivation to be the best we can be. It showed our younger guys how much harder they need to work to be successful at the varsity level."
Green Tech opened its season with a 22-20 victory over Ichabod Crane, rallying from a 14-0 first-quarter deficit.
Traydon Lawrence had 211 yards and a touchdown for the Eagles on 25 carries.
Rahsier Chandler threw two touchdown passes for Green Tech.
"Our focus is being more physical. Our mindset has to be more aggressive and physical," Hall said. "Having only three returning starters hurt us in the fact of varsity speed and toughness."
In last season's meeting, Green Tech posted a 44-36 victory at Johnstown.
Class B Crossover
(0-1 overall)
at Broadalbin-Perth
(1-0 overall)
Today, 7 p.m.
After eking out a 21-20 victory at Scotia-Glenville in its opener, Broadalbin-Perth will host Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk in its first home contest tonight.
"Anytime you can get a win I think it helps with confidence, that said we still have a lot of work to do to keep competitive within our league schedule," Broadalbin-Perth coach Jim Pelneau said.
Ivan Roberts rushed for 116 yards and two touchdowns for the Patriots in their one-point win over Scotia-Glenville.
"We learned how to finish a tough game last week, we had to dig down deep and play the entire game," Pelneau said. "It wasn't a clean game, but we were able to pull together when needed."
Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk lost to LaSalle, 43-14, in its opener.
Alton Ming had 185 yards on 16 carries for the Cadets, who had 314 rushing yards in the game.
"Ravena's one of the best coached teams in the area, so it's important that we are very sound in everything we do," Pelneau said. "We have been preaching take care of our own assignments all week long."
(1-0 overall)
at Fonda-Fultonville
(1-0 overall)
Today, 7 p.m.
After posing just one win last season, Fonda-Fultonville matched that total in its first game this season, posting a 28-0 victory at Rensselaer.
"Week 1's win on the road was a huge confidence boost for our guys," Fonda-Fultonville coach Tom Carpenter said. "We did not play a perfect game, but we played hard."
John Mancini threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third to lead the Braves past Rensselaer.
Mancini connected on a 43-yard touchdown pass to Massimo DiCaprio and a 6-yard pass to Jon Flander before running one in from 10 yards out.
DiCaprio added a 69-yard touchdown run to his game credits, while Brady Myles led the Braves defense with a pair of interceptions.
For Rensselaer, Rommel Johnson rushed for 82 yards on 20 carries.
"Last week's game allowed our guys to see that when you play hard and together, you can be successful," Carpenter said.
In its first game, Tamarac cruised to a 32-8 victory over Cohoes. Peyton Nelean had 13 carries for 92 yards and two touchdowns for the Bengals, while Frank Zotto had three catches for 59 yards and two touchdowns.
"Tamarac is a very athletic and physical team that is well coached," Caprenter said. "We will have to execute on offense and defense to be successful."
Class A Capital Division
(0-1 overall)
at Amsterdam
(1-0 overall)
Today, 7 p.m.
After defeating Lansingburgh in its season opener, Amsterdam will play its first league game when it host defending Class AA champion Troy at Lynch Literacy Academy.
Against Lansingburgh, Cameron Chrzanowski turned in touchdown runs of 14 and 78 yards for the Rugged Rams.
Amsterdam also got a touchdown run from Peyton Ausfeld, while Jose Merced and Trayvon Jones caught touchdown passes from Trey Ausfeld. Kyle Desbiens added a safety for the Rugged Rams.
"Last week's win gave us more confidence," Amsterdam coach Doug Edick said. "It proved we can be very good if we put in the work during the week."
Amsterdam faces a tough test against Troy, which had its 26-game win streak snapped by Schalmont in its opener.
Shane O'Dell passed for 205 yeards and a touchdown for the Sabres.
Xavier Leigh had 103 yards rushing for Troy, while Kiernan Gilbert scored the lone touchdown for the Flying Horses.
"We have to be able to control the ball and limit our mistakes," Edick said.
Class A Grasso Division
(0-1 overall, 0-1 Grasso)
at Ballston Spa
(0-1 overall, 0-1 Grasso)
Today, 7 p.m.
After both teams struggled in their opener, former Foothills Council rivals Gloversville and Ballston Spa meet tonight looking to regroup.
The Huskies were thumped 64-7 by Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, while Ballston Spa was routed 47-6 by Queensbury.
"Last week's game was a tough for everyone, but I think they are looking forward to getting on the field and moving on," Gloversville coach Jared Bongo said.
Burnt Hills finished with a 445-161 advantage in total yards for the game and held a 362-81 advantage in rushing yards.
Darien LaPietro was 4-for-6 passing for 83 yards and one touchdown for Burnt Hills
Vincent Daviero carried the ball nine times for 136 yards and two touchdowns for Burnt Hills, while D'Andre Lashley ran the ball seven times for 63 yards and two touchdowns and caught one pass for 39 yards and a touchdown.
For Gloversville, Anthony Tomek-Russell competed 5 of 12 attempts for 80 yards and two interceptions. Petey Raldiris carried the ball 13 times for 49 yards and a touchdown for the Huskies.
"We learned that we can't make mistakes against a great team like Burnt Hills because it can spiral out control quickly," Bongo said. "We are very young and inexperienced in a lot of places, and hopefully, it allowed us to know what it takes to compete at the varsity level."
Ballston Spa also had trouble containing the running game against Queensbury, allowing 293 yards on 49 carries.
The Scotties also were held to ninus-58 yards rushing.
"Ballston Spa has some quality players and we need be able to improve our tackling," Bongo said. "If some of their skill guys get in space it can cause of fits, so we need to corral them before they get going."
Class C Crossover
Canajoharie-Fort Plain
(1-0 overall)
at Hoosick Falls
(1-0 overall)
Today, 7 p.m.
After starting the season with a 46-7 victory over Fort Edward/Argyle in a Class C-D crossover contest, Canajoharie-Fort Plain moves into Class C play with a crossover game at Hoosick Falls.
In its opening win over Fort Edward/Argyle, Sam Terwilliger carried the ball 10 times for 105 yards and a touchdown for Canajoharie-Fort Plain. Nick Mazzarella scored on a 62-yard touchdown run for C-FP.
"Honestly, that is a game we felt comfortable with and felt that we should have won, so I don't think it gave us any more confidence than usual," Canajoharie-Fort Plain coach Shannon Hyney said. "We needed to get the first hits out of the way."
Quarterback Derek Hyney threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third for Canajoharie-Fort Plain.
Defensively, Keegan Myers had two interceptions for C-FP, while Jalen Hall, Andrew Ferguson, Branden Johnson and Jimmy Fashett all had fumble recoveries.
"The team needed to settle in and get the nerves out of the way," coach Hyney said. "After that, we felt very confident in our game plan."
Hoosick Falls also was successful in its opener, posting a 52-32 victory at Whitehall.
Max Kipp rushed for 201 yards and five touchdowns for Hoosick Falls. He also returned a kickoff 98 yards for a score.
Liam McGarvin had 111 yards on the ground for the Panthers.
"We must play very sound defense and try and control the run game," coach Hyney said.


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4 Ways To Make Your Office Space Better
If you own or manage a company, you may be looking for ways to make your office space better for both you and your employees. This can make for a more enjoyable space to work and can even allow for more productivity. Keep reading to better understand some of the ways in which you can make your office space better. You'll wonder why you didn't make changes sooner!
Invest in Quality Office Furniture
It may be time to look at your office furniture and decide if it's quality or not. If you have older furniture that is very basic, it may not be providing the best workspace. A small desk space, for example, can mean that you have a lot of clutter and less room to work. An uncomfortable chair can also make it difficult to concentrate during the day. Shop around for quality office furniture so that you and your employees can work more happily.
Add Decor and Switch Up The Lighting
The overall mood of a room can make a difference in how it feels to spend time there. If you have a poorly lit office space and don't have a lot of decor, you may be providing your staff with a depressing workspace. Think about adding a bit of decor to liven up the room. You can also experiment with lighting to switch up the mood and also make it easier to see and work.
Rearrange the Office Space
Rearranging your office space can also make a huge difference. This can even make it feel like a totally new space. You can switch up employee workrooms to give them a new feel. Even just having a different view from a desk can allow for more creativity during the workday. Allow your employees to choose where they want to work for maximum results.
Allow Employees to Bring Items From Home
Encouraging employees to bring a little bit of their home to work can make for a more comfortable working environment. Your employees may enjoy looking at a few desk essentials brought from home or family photos during the day.
As you can see, making changes to your office space can make for big and lasting results. If you want to encourage more productivity and have a fun work environment for your employees, it may be time to make some of the above changes. Contact an office solutions company today to begin discussing your office equipment and furniture needs.


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"By all reports George W. Bush has been faithful to his wife. If only he had been so faithful to the Constitution, the American people, and those silly little things we have in this country called laws."
I have been using the above quotation as a "signature" on my e-mail. I use it because I believe in the Constitution, the People, and Laws.
I am an un-reformed "Lefty". So there is little breathing space for me in these United States.
I will of course vote in the November Presidential election for Senator Barack Obama, and not for Senator John McSame. I'll do this because I believe that Senator Obama will bring a change in tone to Washington - from confrontation to co-operation.
But I am frustrated that the campaign is developing into the "oh so usual" tit for tat and "gotcha" slogans. I so wish that my candidate would take the high ground and challenge us to return to the roots of Constitutional Government and the Bill of Rights.


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Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner? What's your favourite meal? I can't pick because I love them all and while I've spent three days in Hamilton and Burlington I've discovered what a fun food scene they have. I've tried everything from Vegan Donuts to authentic Pad Thai to unbelievable Tacos while I've been here. Who knew that Hamilton restaurants would offer such variety and be so good. If you want to escape Toronto for a weekend you won't starve for good food options while you are in Hamilton, I will guarantee that.
Coffee is the most important meal of the day in my opinion and I got my caffeine fix at two places. The first and my favourite being Mulberry Coffee House at 193 James St N in downtown Hamilton. By far the best American I had while in town. They also have a great patio and an eclectic interior design to enjoy your beverage nd snacks at. To go with the coffee you've got a lot of choices, but I recommend the house made Vegan Donuts. Peanut Butter and Chocolate for the win and a delicious Blueberry if Peanut Butter isn't your thing.
My second favourite place for coffee and treats is Brown Dog Coffee Shoppe on Locke Street. The location at 211 Locke Street South opens at 8am and serve good coffee and made to order Apple Fritters. Yes, you heard me right. Another great feature is their WiFi is pretty strong if you need to get some web surfing done. They also happen to be licensed so in the afternoon and evenings while you enjoy the live music you can have a Beer or two.
An honourable mention goes to Saint James Espresso Bar & Eatery also on James St North. I didn't like the espresso but the food looked good and they offer the pour-over method if that is your preferred coffee brew.
The next list of Hamilton restaurants is in no particular order. They all offer great food, an unpretentious atmosphere, and friendly service. Let's begin with …
The Burnt Tongue – located at 10 Cannon St East they are open for lunch and dinner. A soup restaurant that also serves Burgers and Frites. I was attracted to this place because of the Soup, but I fell in love with the burgers. If you visit for lunch be prepared for a lineup. They have a killer system in place though so don't let the line daunt you. The wait is worth it.
On my visit, I had the Roasted Parsnip and Kale Soup, a bowl of Frites and a Classic Burger with Bacon and Cheddar. Nom nom nom is all I can say. For hungry eaters, you may want to order two burgers as they are slightly bigger than a Slider. BTW some of the best fries I've had in ages.
Just down the street from The Burnt Tongue, you will find Lake Road Restaurant at 229 James Street N. They have a great cocktail program so of course I started my evening with a drink. A Root Beer Old Fashioned made with local Nickel Brook Root Beer. Two thumbs up!
The main course blew my socks away. Pan seared Pork Belly with Scallops and a delicately Fried Egg on a bed of Vegetable Hash and Pork Broth. Flavours were amazing and under that egg are three huge pieces of Pork Belly all for only $28. So good and so filling.
Another fun note about Lake Road is that they have a Speakeasy in the basement. Check out their website for details. Sunday nights the bar gets experimental so it's a fun night if you are in town for it.
Got a Thai Craving? Head to Dundas and visit Bangkok Spoon at 57 King Street West. Constantly named one of the best places to eat in Dundas Bangkok Spoon doesn't disappoint. I ate there with a friend and we feasted on Thai Fresh Spring Rolls, Basil Lamb, Panang Tofu (peanut sauce) and the Chef's special Pad Thai. All amazing and my only problem was I couldn't finish it all. Doggie bag for later though… hmmmm midnight snack of Thai food, yummy.
Back in Hamilton, you may want to start your evening off one night at Two Black Sheep on 163 John Street South. Oysters and Cocktails are what this place is all about and that is exactly what I had. Oysters from PEI and a Dark & Stormy made with in-house Ginger Beer. A great place to start your night off with friends or perhaps wind it down with a drink and some charcuterie.
A short walk from Two Black Sheep, you will find Rapscallion Rogue Eatery at 61 Young Street. Serving up a nose to tail experience you can enjoy fine cocktails and an inventive menu that changes regularly. Our feast included Lamb Shank with Polenta Fries and a Tuna Tataki that passed my West Coast palette. Fun and irreverent you'll be able to watch the Chef as your meal is prepared as he is only 5 feet away from your table.
Next up is the Taco Battle. It is between Mezcal and The Mule.
Let's start at Mezcal Tacos & Tequila Bar on 150 James St. S. This place is quite the joint. It is loud, fun and perfect for small groups. If you want to whisper secrets to a first date this is not the place to come. I saddled up to the bar where I could see all the Tequila's they offer and ordered a Wild Boar Taco. I also tried the Crispy Cauliflower which was delicious. At $6 a piece, you can mix and match to make your perfect meal.
The Mule is at 41 King William Street and offers a slightly different vibe. The space is larger so you can choose to sit in the bar area or move back into the restaurant for bigger groups. We sat at the bar and ordered Mezcal Sours while we perused the menu. Achiote Chicken, Halloumi, and Brussels Sprouts are the Tacos we order. A little kick is in each one which makes me happy, especially the Achiote Chicken. Decor wise the room is funky and they have TV screens where they play classic movies. We watched The Goonies while we drank and ate.
Burlington – chances are good that if you visit Hamilton you will step into Burlington at some point I ate at two places. Both have been around for awhile. One for 25 years and the other for over 50!
Emma's Back Porch 2084 Old Lakeshore Road – Want to sit outside on a patio and enjoy a view of Lake Ontario? Then you have to visit Emma's Back Porch. The menu is diverse but I recommend the Burger, it's fantastic. We started off lunch with a Spinach & Artichoke Dip and then I went straight to the Back Porch Burger with Fries. Tasty and during the Summer months I can only imagine the patio gets packed with tourists and locals alike.
Easterbrooks Hot Dog Stand 694 Spring Gardens Rd – a visit to Burlington isn't complete until you've visited Easterbrooks Hot Dog Stand, home of the Foot Long Dog since 1930. Located right behind the main building of the Royal Botanical Gardens this iconic location hasn't changed much over the years. Business cards line the walls along with clippings from over the years.
Of course, you order a Hot Dog when you get here, the question is what toppings will you order? I went for the Wonder Dog. A classic topping of Bacon, Cheese, Fried Onions, and Tomatoes. Oh and I also ordered a Salted Caramel Milkshake to go with it.
Easterbrooks does not disappoint. Even if you need to drive 20 minutes out of your way you need to make your pilgrimage to this institution.
So there you have ten Hamilton restaurants and two from Burlington to consider when you are planning your next road trip to the area. I was only in town for three days so I imagine I've missed a few places and I trust that the locals will share all the places I've missed below in the comments. I will be back, so don't be shy, what did I miss?


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I have disabled indexing but I cant figure out how to "undo the indexing" that already occurred
I only have 6 GB free out of 484 GB on my C drive and only 181 MB free out of 10.9 GB on my D drive.
Working on my taxes and worried computer will crash
Hard drive space is not Memory, RAM is Memory.
D drive is probably your recovery partition, if so, do not touch it.
Temporary fix is:
Reset System Restore from the default 12% to 8% of the C drive's capacity. This will delete some of the oldest restore points and free up space on your drive.
Uninstall programs you do not use.
Clean out your browser (History, Cookies, Temp Internet Files, etc.).
Reset your browser to keep History for 2 days and delete Cookies when you close your browser.
Do a Disk Clean up (check off everything).
Turning off the indexing should have helped.
Longer term:
Get an external hard drive and move many files onto the drive with DVD back ups.
Get a new larger hard drive and install it as your storage hard drive (2nd drive) and off load all of your files from your C drive onto the new drive, keeping the old drive for Windows and your programs.
You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.
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Clean out your browser (History, Cookies, Temp Internet Files, etc.).
For this task use cCleaner
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This New Year's I'm making a new resolution that I hope you will all join me with: memorizing Bible verses.
I find that memorizing Scripture myself, and memorizing as a family, really helps one's spiritual life. There's something special about knowing where a Bible verse can be found, or being able to say it to yourself when you're feeling down.
The problem with memorizing Bible verses is that if you're not consistent, you won't remember the verse later.
Or you may work on a verse hard for a week, but it doesn't stick.
So if you're wondering how to memorize Bible verses, I've recently worked on a new Bible verse memory system that has worked so well for us. We use it in our homeschooling with Latin vocabulary words, but it can work for memorizing anything, including Bible verses.
Here's what you do:
Take some cue cards and write on each one what you're trying to memorize–such as the Bible verse for the day/week. The week you're learning the verse, you go over it everyday. The next week, you're done with it and you're onto another verse.
But how can you be sure that you remember last week's Scripture verse?
This is where the method comes in. Write the first week's Bible verse on a cue card, and put in a pile with an elastic on it with the number "1" on it. This is the pile you'll work through everyday.
The main thing is that you review each verse at least five times before you get rid of it.
Here, then, is what a sample schedule would look like:
Everyday: Go over new verse AND
Everyday: Review verses from piles 1 & 2. Remember if you get a verse correct, move it up a pile! AND
Every Friday: Review pile 3. AND
Second Wednesday of the month: Review pile 4. AND
Every 31st of a month: Review pile 5. (Why the 31st? It's easy to remember, and it means you'll hit pile 5 about every other month. You'll hit it twice in a row July-August and December-January, but you probably need the practice anyway 🙂 ).
If you ever get a verse wrong, it goes back to pile 1!
This way you're sure that once you're finished with a Bible verse, you really know it.
If you want to memorize Bible verses as a family, the best time is right after dinner. Even if you can't do it every night, try for as many nights as possible each week. And if you use this method, you can be sure that you won't forget any! You'll go through each verse at least 5 times, and you'll space it out!
But what Bible verses should you memorize? I have a list of the 50 best Bible verses to start memorizing here!
I hope that helps you get your spiritual life off to a great start this year!


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