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Excellent location on vineyard overlooking Bodiam, with castle a short walk away. Very friendly welcome, with complimentary cake and essential supplies on arrival.
Spacious, modern and extremely well appointed, we cannot recommend this highly enough.
We felt like we was on "Escape To The Country" on entering the accommodation. Everything we needed and more. Owners welcome pack excellent plus a homemade cake.
Quiet, peaceful and idyllic. Batteries recharged fully. Would highly recommend this accommodation without hesitation.
Thank you Terri & Sharon
First Class.
We had a wonderful short break at Cooper's cottage; Sharon met us on arrival, and showed us to our accommodation, which I have to say was fantastic, very clean and modern, with wonderful views over the vine yards. The kitchen had everything in it you could wish for, plenty of cutlery, pots & pans, glasses, plates; the list goes on & on.
There was a welcome pack that was amazing, with bread tea, sugar eggs cooking oil, etc etc, and to top it all there was a fantastic Cake that was lovely. The first thing we did was have a piece of cake and a cup of tea on the porch, while looking over the vine yard, Heaven!
The room was spacious for the two of us, with a comfy sofa, dining table, Flat screen TV, Radio with books and games within the room.
The bathroom was clean & spacious, with a Bath/shower, and plenty of towels provided.
The Bedroom had a lovely high ceiling & very comfortable bed, there were bedside touch lights, and we enjoyed a very quiet night sleep.
Location was perfect for us, easy to walk to Bodiam castle, and the Local Pub, plus steam railway.
I would defiantly go back; we liked it so much we wanted to stay.
Thanks Sharon & Terrie for making our stay so enjoyable.
lovely presented cottage that has been thoughtfully decorated, on arrival there was a welcome pack of milk bread eggs & a lovely homemade cake! fantastic, also the surrounding country side is lovely we did of walking and took a ride on the river I would
not hesitate in recommending this for a nice relaxing holiday in lovely surroundings,
brian & maureen
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The cottage is superb, we only had a one night stay but wished we could stay longer. Impossible for us to find any fault, superb communications, great directions and a warm welcome to a great place to stay. If you are looking for a base to explore this beautifull area you will not in our opinion find anything better. FANTASTIC!!!
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- Usually archives. documents or records relating to the activities, business dealings, etc., of a person, family, corporation, association, community, or nation.
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- a long-term storage device, as a disk or magnetic tape, or a computer directory or folder that contains copies of files for backup or future reference.
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- to place or store in an archive: to vote on archiving the city's historic documents.
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Related Words for archiveannals, roll, papers, writings, chronicles
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Our tasting room has bar seating, tall tables, long bench seating, booths, a couch, suspended swinging benches and even a park bench!
We offer FREE wifi, lots of games - including Giant JENGA - beer magazines and knowledgeable staff to ensure a good time.
You are welcome to bring your own food, order delivery from neighborhood restaurants, or enjoy a meal from our neighbors! Merlin's Kitchen delivers to your table Fridays, 4:30pm-8:30pm & Farm & Flame provides gourmet tacos on Tuesdays, 4:30pm - 9pm. Parma Pizzeria Napoletana is onsite Wednesdays & Thursdays 4:30pm to 8:30pm wood firing custom pizzas.
*FTBC is not responsible for the sale, preparation or serving of food.*
We have an extensive assortment of games including:
Bananagrams, Banned Words, BEER: Tap Your Knowledge, Cards, Cards Against Humanity (& expansions), Catan x 2 & 5-6 Player Extension, Chairs (Stacking), Chicks Go Boom, Chess/Checkers, CLUE, Code Names, Code Names: Deep Undercover, Connect 4 (travel & regular), Jenga (GIANT & regular), Love Letters, Mancala, Never Have I Ever, Quiddler, Scrabble: Cooking Edition, Scrabble Slam!, Sequence, Spot it! Hip, Sushi Go!, Trivial Pursuit: 90's, Silver Screen Edition, Classic & Young Players, Uno, Utter Nonsense, Visual Eyes, Would You Rather?, YAHTZEE.
We also have several 100 - 500 piece puzzles. Just enough peices to last a pint or two.
Yes! You may even catch a glimpse of the owner's three kids stopping in for a quick hug from dad. We get it! You would like a beer and you've got kiddos - they are welcome in the tasting room.
Yes! Well behaved dogs are welcome. Bring what you need to make your friend at home while you enjoy a pint. Please, however, keep them off the furniture. Thank you!
You are welcome to bring in any growler for a fill. We simply "rebrand" the growler with black plastic wrap and stickers with our logo and information, as per CA State Law.
TACO & TRIVIA NIGHT | Tuesdays (7pm to 10pm)
King Trivia runs a spirited night, complete with prizes including FREE pints! Fuel your brain with locally sourced wholesome tacos from Farm & Flame from 4:30pm - 8:30pm.
PINT & MIC NIGHT | Wednesdays (8:00pm to 11:00pm)
Gear up to sing your favorites with our weekly Happier Hours beer selection at $4 a pour. Take a peek at the Molten Entertainment song list and pick your favorites. You will even catch the owner belting out a song or two every Wednesday!
ALOHA FRIDAY | Fridays (3:30pm to Midnight)
Wear your Aloha shirt for $2 off your first pint of the night! Rotating beer selections include Pineapple Bliss, Grapefruit Bliss and Coconut Porter. Merlin's Kitchen serves a Polynesian inspired menu from 4:30pm to 8:30pm.
FTBC UNPLUGGED | Saturdays (8pm to 11pm)
Local musicians play your favorites on guitar. Monthly line up is posted in the tasting room.


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Mumbai: A gangster arrested from Uttar
Pradesh in connection with the murder of Farid Tanasha, a
close aide of Chhota Rajan gang, was today remanded to police
custody for five days by a special MCOCA court here, police
In a joint operation carried out by Mumbai Crime Branch
Police and Uttar Pradesh Police, Rahul Rai alias Osama was
yesterday arrested from near Badshahnagar Railway station in
Lucknow for his alleged role in the murder of Tanasha. He was
brought to Mumbai this morning.
The accused was charged with Maharashtra Control of
Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) and produced before the special
court which remanded him to police custody till August 13.
Rahul`s name surfaced during the questioning of Zafar Ali
Alam alias Abbas, an alleged Bharat Nepali aide and one of the
11 arrested in connection with the murder.
Mumbai Police sought the custody of Rahul stating that he
had supplied firearms to Zafar, which were used for the
killing of Tanasha. Police said they want to know from where
he had procured the weapons and who others were involved in
the crime.
On June 2, Tanasha was shot dead by two sharp shooters at
his house in suburban Chembur.


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When Apple launched the iPhone 8, the company extensively talked about the A11 Bionic chipset powering the handset. A new benchmark test conducted by Tom's Hardware has now concluded that the iPhone 8 (which went on sale earlier today in some regions), is comfortably the fastest phone available in the market right now.
The test took a variety of factors into account, including video editing performance, as well as GPU and CPU performance. It's clear that the iPhone 8 excels in all departments, thanks to the three core GPU and the six-core CPU (2X Monsoon + 4X Mistral cores).
In the video processing test, the iPhone 8 was made to edit a 2 minute 4K video (shot on a drone) with effects and transitions, which was then exported and saved. The iPhone 8 managed to process the video in just 42 seconds, while the Galaxy Note 8 and the Galaxy S8+ took 3:03 minutes and 4:17 minutes respectively.
The story is pretty similar in terms of Geekbench results as well. This method uses both the CPU and the GPU, and is a very good metric to judge the true performance of a smartphone. With scores of 10,170 and 10,472, the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus managed to perform better than the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Intel's 7th-gen Core i5 CPU on board. Naturally, the two phones also beat the Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8, and the OnePlus 5 very convincingly.
The test also included a GPU test using 3DMark. The iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus managed to leave the competition behind here too, thanks to the all-new 3-core GPU used by Apple. The two iPhones managed to score 62,532 and 64,412 respectively. We must point out that the iPhone 8 Plus marginally edges out the smaller iPhone 8 in these tests.
These tests provide clear evidence that Apple wasn't joking around when it talked about the prowess of the A11 Bionic. It will be interesting to see how the iPhone X scores in these benchmark tests, although we will have to wait a few more weeks to find out.
Apple has put in some excellent work in the camera department as well, with the iPhone 8 Plus currently sitting on top of DxOMark's camera ratings, beating the HTC U11.
[Via Tom's Hardware]


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March/April 2008
The Communicator :: March/April 2008
- Desire 2 Learn
- Camp IT
- ERP Update
- Profile - Dr. Gary Wulfsberg
- ITD Staff News
- ITD Staff - Bill Shadrake
- Grading in D2L
- ITD Workshops
- Network Services Update
Desire 2 Learn
Two New Tools will have been activated in Desire 2 Learn (D2L) by the time you read this article: the Blog Tool and the Rubric Tool.
The Blog tool allows faculty and students to share information on topics of interest. Users can post and respond to questions, engage in discussions, and share opinions and comments with other D2L users. The Blog tool contains several areas that allow you to view your own blog and those of other users.
Blog entries can either be Public (visible to all users) or Private (visible only to the user who entered them). You can also specify whether or not readers can add comments and can choose to receive email when comments are added to your blogs. In addition, you can be notified by the Blog Watch tool when someone in your Blog Contact list adds a new posting. By using the Blog List page, you can select the users whose blogs you want to "watch" and add them to your Blog Watch list. All blog entries and comments from these users' blogs will be displayed in your Blog Watch window.
Students and faculty can share their blog with the world by sending a permanent URL to the blogs of users outside of the classrooms. Blogs can be published as an RSS feed, which allows readers of the blog to link to the Feed URL to view their blog using an external RSS aggregator.
The Rubric Tool is an assessment mechanism used to evaluate activities. A rubric consists of a set of levels arranged from highest to lowest, where each level reflects a certain standard of learner performance. For example, a simple rubric might contain three levels: Excellent, Good, and Poor.
Each rubric level is associated with a statement of the criteria that graders look for in work of that caliber. For example, the level Good would have a criteria statement describing what "good"; work looked like in a specific context; if the rubric were used to evaluate essays, it might explain that "good"; work should be free of significant grammar problems and show a thorough understanding of the subject matter. This helps learners understand what is expected of them and also helps to guide graders in assigning the appropriate level to a learner's work. When learner work is assessed using a rubric, the grader decides which of the rubric's levels best matches the learner's work.
Faculty can create two types of rubrics: numeric and text only.
The only difference between the two is that numeric rubrics have a percentage range associated with each rubric level. If our sample rubric (Excellent, Good, Poor) were numeric, it might look like this:
Because of these percentage ranges, numeric activities can be used with quiz activities to automatically assign a rubric level to each learner based on their score on a quiz.
You can use a numeric rubric with other types of activities as well, but you will have to manually select a level, just as you would with a text-only rubric.
You can also use text-only rubrics with quiz activities, but again you will have to manually enter results for each learner— the system will not do this for you automatically.
If you want to use your rubric to automatically evaluate quiz activities, it must be a numeric rubric. In all other circumstances, it doesn't matter which type of rubric you use.
Sharing Rubrics
Sharing a rubric with another org unit allows users enrolled in that org unit to use the rubric to assess activities. By sharing a rubric, you can easily use a consistent assessment scale across numerous course offerings. Rubrics shared with another org unit will be available inside that org unit just as if they had been created there, with the exception of those that can only be edited or deleted from within their home org unit.
Camp IT
Plan now to attend the 6th annual Camp IT.
The ITD Faculty Instructional Technology Center (FITC) will again be sponsoring a faculty development "camp"; experience for a group of 15-20 faculty participants. This experience will provide faculty members with concentrated instruction and one-on-one instructional design consultation for effectively integrating technology into their teaching. "Camp IT"; will be a combination of virtual and classroom learning experiences from both the instructor and the student perspective.
The objectives of the camp are as follows:
- To experience an online learning environment from both the student and the faculty perspective.
- To be able to discuss advantages and challenges presented by the online learning environment.
- To discuss how various learning and teaching styles can be effectively integrated into the online learning environment.
- To create a student-centered online learning environment for a course in their selected discipline.
- To create multimedia course resources (graphic, video, audio) to be used in an online learning environment.
- To effectively use Desire 2 Learn (D2L) to build online resources for a course of choice (Web-enhanced, Hybrid, or Web-based).
Camp Schedule: CampIT will be a two-week experience. The first week will enable participants to interact with fellow "campers"; in an online experience; the second week will allow campers to meet face-to-face with "camp counselors"; (FITC staff) and fellow campers, developing the knowledge and skills to effectively integrate technology into teaching.
Camp Schedule: Week No. 1 (Virtual): May 12th - 16st; Week No.2: (Face-to-Face): May 19th- 23th.
For more information about Camp IT, please contact the Faculty Instructional Technology Center (FITC) at 904-8189.
ERP Update
Banner Student
Enrollment Verification
- Students can now request their own enrollment verification online. The Records Office refers enrollment and degree verifications to the Clearinghouse.
Registration Guide
Updates have been made on the Records Office Web page for the Registration Guide, a new document that takes the place of the front pages of the Schedule Book. Banner business process changes have been applied specifically for Academic Policies, Procedures and Processes, and Academic Services.
Object Access Views
- The Student Process Team reviewed Access views for release into the General Campus folder that is intended to be a shared folder for all campus departments to run Access reports, which replaces the old SIS FOCUS reporting tool.
Banner Student System Release
- TBR/SunGardHE is planning to upgrade many TBR schools to Banner Student 7.4 and Banner General 7.5 sometime in 2008
Financial Aid
- Lottery award amounts were increased in the Banner FA system. New awards continue to be loaded as TSAC receives 8th semester GPAs from high school counselors.
"MT$ource…door to the world's marketplace!";
- This Web-based software package has been rolled out to the campus community for departmental purchasing needs. Most campus departments have attended the MTSU eProcurement training sessions. If you have not attended training, please register for an upcoming training session: http://boffice155.mtsu.edu:9699/register.asp
- Less than $5,000 purchases can be accomplished using your PCARD via the Web site or greater than $5,000 purchases are requested directly to the MTSU purchasing department. Built in workflow models have been developed to create a paperless electronic approval system process. If you have additional questions, please email them to firstname.lastname@example.com or call Procurement Services at 898-2944.
CLM (Campus Loan Manager)
- The CLM Team has completed training sessions with CLM consultants. Training concentrated on reviewing the MTSU LMS conversion data in Campus Loan Manager (CLM) and increasing staff knowledge and understanding of the system. The team also reviewed daily processing procedures using actual MTSU data. CLM implementation for go live is scheduled for the end of March 2008.
Human Resources
- HR Process Team discussed the WebTime Entry product in detail and requested input from Auditing and Consulting Services as to their thoughts on the process. Pilot groups have been tested for various campus departments. Leave Reporting is underway. The Business Office will be the first department to roll out in 2008.
- A Workflow team has been developed consisting of all Banner systems functional and technical leads. The Workflow team will meet with a consultant for Business Process Analysis to incorporate a fundamental best practice approach to Workflow model design and implementation. An appropriate Workflow access request form will be developed for Workflow system user process roles.
- Requests for new flows need to be documented as a work order so the appropriate AISS analyst can be assigned to work with the functional area(s) on that particular flow.
Profile - Dr. Gary Wulfsberg
Learning is One Click Away
When Dr. Gary Wulfsberg finished the painstakingly slow process of typing up his last document on a typewriter back in the early 1980s, he vowed to never again subject himself to such torture.
As many bad typists can relate, creating documents with a typewriter can be tantamount to root canal surgery.
But in 1983, Dr. Wulfsberg received his first computer, and everything changed. Suddenly, typing up articles for publication wasn't nearly as painful as it once was. He even managed to write two textbooks (which was still like root canal surgery, but no longer impossible).
Fast forward to the present, the advent of new technologies continues to work wonders on education by revolutionizing the classroom.
Dr. Wulfsberg, a veteran professor of chemistry at MTSU, searched high and low for ways to encourage student interaction and class participation. But this is easier said than done in a classroom stuffed with 50 or more students. With that many eyes and ears inhabiting one space, shyness and the age-old phobia of public speaking set in.
When the professor began experimenting with clickers in his classrooms last summer, he noticed students becoming more actively involved in class discussions.
He has since become a proponent on the remote-controlled devices that enable students to answer discussion questions with a "click"; of a button rather than by raising their hands to voice a response. Responses are displayed on a monitor for the class to view, similar to technology used on a game show.
The anonymity clickers provide has created a comfortable learning environment in Dr. Wulfsberg's class.
Just as computers changed the way in which Dr. Wulfsberg typed his course and scholarly documents, clickers are revolutionizing his classroom environment.
Clickers have other functions as well. They enable professors to take attendance, administer quizzes, and enhance their lectures with discussion questions.
"I deliberately chose [to incorporate clickers into] a Tuesday and Thursday class with 85 minutes of lecture time,"; Dr. Wulfsberg said. "Research shows that most audiences can't pay attention to 85 minutes worth of lecture.";
For the most part, Dr. Wulfsberg's students have been enthusiastic about the clickers. Instead of daydreams and wayward minds, students have been interacting with one another and fully engaged in classroom discussions. Rather than confining themselves to taking notes, students are given time and incentive also to think about the meaning of the lecture.
"In a small class this can be accomplished without the technology,"; he said. "But for a class of 50 or more students, the idea to get all the students to respond makes the technology necessary.";
Dr. Wulfsberg organized a faculty seminar a year ago where he gauged educators' opinions on the effectiveness of clickers. About two-thirds of the faculty present at the seminar clicked in that they were open to the idea of using the devices, he said.
Dr. Wulfsberg hopes to assist other fellow faculty members who have an interest to incorporate clickers into their lectures.
"I'm hoping to persuade my colleagues to use them,"; he said. "Three or four of them have actually asked for help to get the software going. I hope to be a resource for them so that it won't be as hard for them as it was for me to star out. It will only get easier.";
Originally from Iowa, Dr. Wulfsberg has lived in Tennessee for 26 years. He currently resides in Murfreesboro with his wife, Marlys. His daughter, Joanna, is a teacher in Istanbul, and his son, Paul, teaches Arabic at Tufts University.
ITD Staff News
Alicia Marie Kuka has joined the Information Technology Division as an information technology system record clerk.
In her new role, Alicia will review and pay bills, purchase equipment and maintenance. In addition, here responsibilities include ordering site licenses and maintaining ITD inventory.
Before coming aboard ITD, Alicia worked in the Knox County Register of Deeds office as a data entry/recording clerk for seven years. She also worked six years as a luxury suites manager for Tennessee Smokies Baseball.
Alicia holds a dual associate's degree in Accounting and Business Administration from South College.
Alicia's husband, Jon, is director of sales for Nelligan Sports Marketing. The Knoxville couple moved to Murfreesboro in November 2007 with their dog, Roxy, and cat, Coda.
Alicia said she plans to maintain ITD's high standard of teamwork and customer service.
Eileen Chalmers recently came aboard ITD as a Telecommunication Services secretary.
In her new position, Eileen will report to the assistant director account services; greet visitors; answer the main department telephone line; receive service requests via the Web site, email, or telephone; issue work orders or trouble tickets for repair; perform routine department accounting tasks such as prepare invoices, create requisitions, generate daily reports, and monitor budget accounts; post charges for monthly billing and perform spreadsheet
applications; schedule Telecommunications meetings in the conference room; open mail and serve as back up to the switchboard operator as necessary; run errands; maintain office supplies and perform other duties as assigned. Before joining ITD, Eileen had worked more than eight years for Transhealth LLC (now Webmedx) as a medical transcriptionist and worked at home as a
transcriptionist for the past 11 1/2 years. Her responsibilities included transcribing operative reports for local surgery centers. Eileen has amassed 95 credit hours from the University of Tennessee and worked as an RN in the distant past.
She lives in Murfreesboro with her husband and two sons, one of whom is a sophomore at Tennessee Tech, and the other is a senior at MTCS.
Eileen plans to learn as much as she can about telecommunications to address any questions that may arise.
Jon Bufkin is ITD's new instructional technology specialist in the Faculty Instructional Technology Center.
Jon will be tasked with assisting faculty members with using technology in their classes.
Before joining ITD, Jon worked as a math teacher at Riverdale High School. Jon graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a B.S. in Education. He plans to graduate this May with his M.F.A. in Recording Arts Technology. Jon previously served as the graduate assistant in the Faculty Technology Center for two years.
Jon plans to assist any faculty member he can with being successful while using technology and caring about what they're trying to accomplish. Jon lives in Murfreesboro with his wife, Kelsey.
ITD employee Steven James recently received five Microsoft certifications.
They are: MCSE - Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer; MCSA - Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator; MCSAM - Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator: Messaging; MCTS - Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist; and MCP - Microsoft Certified Professional.
The first of James' certifications is the most difficult to receive and validates his ability to do LAN Administrative work (servers). While thousands of people hold most of these qualifications, fewer than 100,000 worldwide have attained the relatively new MCSE certification.
In addition, James holds a CompTia A+ certification that validates his ability to troubleshoot desktop issues. He plans to acquire a few more certifications floating out there, as well as those qualifications that are to be released in the future to keep up with advancing technology.
James hopes to use these certifications to continue to provide innovative solutions to the technical problems that arise at the University, as well as offer consulting to the campus leadership regarding the MTSU's future endeavors.
James lives in Murfreesboro with his wife, Grace, who works on campus at the Dyslexia Center. James met Grace while attending school at MTSU. The couple has an 18-month-old daughter, Claira, who attends the Project Help daycare at MTSU.
Director of Academic and Instructional Technology Services Barbara Draude recently attended the Educause Learning Initiative (ELI) Annual Meeting: Connecting and Reflecting: Preparing Learners for Life 2.0.
The meeting explored pedagogies and technologies in student-centered learning for today and tomorrow's students.
Barbara's been attending ELI's annual meeting since assuming her position and was asked to serve on this year's planning committee. The committee reviewed over 100 proposals and recommended a slate of presentations and poster sessions that covered a wide variety of technologies and methodologies.
Barbara has been with MTSU for 21 years and has been a part of the ITD family for seven years.
Management and marketing professor, Jackie Gilbert, attended the meeting as the ITD faculty intern and presented a poster entitled, "Interviews from the Trenches: MTSU's Advanced Technology Incubation Laboratory.";
ITD Staff - Bill Shadrake
Staying Online
There's no time for complacency when Bill Shadrake's at the helm.
Technology certainly doesn't slow down, and neither does Shadrake, who's entering his ninth year of service as an Information Technology Division network support specialist.
"Every day's always a little bit different,"; Shadrake reflected. "I don't get too used to it. Technology changes so quickly that it can be challenging to keep up with it and stay on top of your game.";
But Shadrake said he's up to the challenge.
"I want to grow with ITD and offer my services the best way that I can,"; he said.
Shadrake has logged more than 27 years in the ever-evolving computer field. Shadrake worked for 20 years at Vanderbilt University as a network technician before arriving at MTSU in August 1999, the threshold of the new millennium.
As a network support specialist, Shadrake maintains the University's all-important wireless network.
One of Shadrake's first actions when arriving at MTSU was the installation of new network-related equipment throughout the University.
But technology evolved as technology tends to do, and the equipment Shadrake and his cohorts installed nearly a decade ago became obsolete.
"It was a real challenge to move over into networking,"; Shadrake said. "It's really come a long way. We've already changed that network equipment out once, and now we're back to doing it all over again. That's how fast this kind of technology changes. It can definitely be a chore to keep up with.";
Much of Shadrake's time is dedicated to wireless technology. From December 15, 2007, to the first of the year, Shadrake installed 137 wireless access points throughout the campus.
"Right now the hot topic is wireless, so we're trying to get all these new wireless access points up and running through different locations at the University, including dorms,"; the Nashville native said.
When he's not installing wireless access points, Shadrake routinely monitors the wireless system to ensure the network is running at optimal capacity.
This includes garnering public input and opinion as well.
"When I see students sitting around in a lobby, I ask them how the network is working,"; Shadrake said. "That kind of gives me a feel for any kind of issue.";
Originally from Nashville, Shadrake relocated to Smyrna in 1985. In addition to reading and researching technology-related publications such as Network World Magazine, Shadrake enjoys deer hunting, auto mechanics, traveling, and spending time with his wife, Dixye, and son, Reuben, an MTSU student.
Grading in D2L
3 Quick Tips for Grading in D2L (Desire 2 Learn)
by Jon Bufkin
1. Automatically Keep Calculated Final Grade Updated
- Click on "Grades"; in the Navigation Bar.
- Click on "Grades Setup"; in menu.
- Click on "Grade Calculations"; in menu.
- Scroll to the very bottom option and click on the last box to enable.
This keeps you from having to click "Re-calculate"; every time you modify a student's grade in order for the Final Grade to be current.
2. Calculated Columns
- Click on "Grades"; in the Navigation Bar.
- Click on "New Item"; in menu.
- Give the column a name. (i.e. Quiz Total Points)
- Choose "Calculated"; for the type.
- Click on "Save.";
- Scroll down and check the boxes of the "grade items"; you want to be added.
There are many different uses for adding up columns in D2L. One example is that instructors using a "Points System"; can help students, as well as themselves, keep up with their progress on large number of assignments without having to reveal their final grade or doing it by hand.
3. Weighted System
- Click on "Grades"; in the Navigation Bar.
- Click on "Grades Setup"; in menu.
- Click on "Grade Calculations"; in menu.
- Choose the first radio button to enable.
Using the D2L default "Points"; system is not preferable for some instructors. Giving certain percentages to assignments types (a.k.a. "categories";) or assignments (a.k.a. "items";) can help with organization and save time. For example, you can create a quiz category as 20 percent of the final grade with all of your quizzes as "child items"; under it. Just make sure to change this in the beginning of the semester to avoid complications with grade items.
ITD Workshops
ITD Workshops Available for Faculty and Staff
Be sure to sign up for the ITD workshops available in spring 2008
Get started with computer graphic programs such as Illustrator; edit and enhance pictures with Photoshop; get familiar with Word 2007, Excel 2007, and Access; learn to design Web pages with Dreamweaver; get trained in D2L; and more!
Registration is required (except where noted)
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A billowing inferno engulfed a Staten Island thrift shop yesterday, killing one man and injuring eight others, authorities said.
Nearly 200 firefighters battled the blaze at 225 Broad St. in Stapleton for three hours before it was brought under control.
One man was pulled from the rear of the three-story brick building in cardiac arrest and later died at Staten Island Hospital.
The injured included two EMS workers, four firefighters, a 60-year-old woman and an unidentified person. All suffered smoke inhalation, although none seriously.
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Posted on Sun 25 September 2011
The date of this is approaching fast and we need your event entries now even if you don't want to take advantage of coach and youth hostel accommodation. But there are still a few places left, so if you'd like to join us on the coach and/or at the youth hostel, please let Chris or Helen Kelsey know. Note that this event is pre-entry only via Captains.
Posted on Sat 24 September 2011
An impressive list of BOK winners from last weekend's Caddihoe Chase, especially the juniors. Full list on the Devon Orienteering website. Not all the prize winners managed to make the photo!
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The SWOA Sprint O Championships are taking place on Sunday 2nd October in Poundbury, on the outskirts of Dorchester, organised by Wimborne Orienteers.
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A strong BOK team took second place in last Saturday's Dorset Coast Path Relay competition. Pipped by just 5 mins (over 7 hours 46 mins and 101 Km) by a much larger Wessex team. BOK comfortably won the handicap competition (based on team size, age and gender). A full report will be available in BOK News.
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The Treasurer's report for the AGM, which includes a summary of event income and expenditure, has been put up on the BOK website in the AGM area on the Members page.
Details of the username and password needed to access the area can be found on the back page of BOK News.


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With this endorsement over Kay Goodwin:
Georgia Speaker of the House Glenn Richardson (R-Hiram) today endorsed Mark Williams in the race to replace Representative Hinson Mosley in House District 178. Mosley is retiring after serving 13 years in the General Assembly.
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Welcome to the recap of Monday's MarketWatchers LIVE show, your antidote for the CNBC/FBN lunchtime talking heads. Listen and watch a show devoted to technical analysis of the stock market with live market updates and symbols that are hot. Shows are now recorded and available until the next show airs! Go to the Webinars tab or click here.
Information abounds in our Monday/Wednesday/Friday 12:00p - 1:30p shows, but the MWL Blog will give you a quick recap. Be sure and check out the MarketWatchers LIVE ChartList for many of today's charts.
Your comments, questions and suggestions are welcome. Our Twitter handle is @MktWatchersLIVE and/or #mktwatchers, email is firstname.lastname@example.com and our Facebook page is up and running so "like" it at MarketWatchers LIVE. Don't forget to sign up for notifications at the end of this blog entry by filling in your email address.
What Happened Today?
Monday Set-Ups:
Every Monday, Tom and Erin look at which charts are shaping up as "ones to watch" for the week, but to start, they reviewed last week's Monday Set-Ups "picks", LKQ for Erin (up 0.26% on the week) and CINF for Tom (down 1.5% on the week). Although Tom's pick didn't pan out, it is a bonus as the chart is now shaping up even more positively according to Tom. Today's Set-Up picks were Analog Devices (ADI) for Tom and Erin picked OraSure Technologies (OSUR). To read more about Tom's thoughts on ADI, be sure and read his blog from this morning. Erin liked the breakout from overhead resistance, the nearing PMO BUY signal and positive confirmations on the price move by the OBV and SCTR.
Earnings Spotlight: Tom took a look at II-VI Inc. (IIVI) which interestingly was on both Tom and Erin's Monday Set-up lists from last Monday. Neither actually picked it as their official set-up for last week, but it was fun to revisit it. It reported its earnings back on August 7th. The chart is getting even more interesting with the cup and now a test of important support. Tom pointed out that the volume wasn't off the charts during the original decline, but it did pick up after bottoming. It still looks good.
"What Would You Do?": We had a request in the feedback survey to bring this segment back. The premise...Tom and Erin present one chart to audience with no hints and ask viewers to take a moment and tell us via the chat box in Livestream what they see and what they would do. Below is the chart. For fun, we'll put the "answers" everyone came up with underneath the chart so you can play the game too. First is the unaltered chart:
Answers given in the chat box were mostly bearish with most saying they wouldn't get in until it pulled back as price is overbought. Others pointed out the double-bottom and one viewer also noted a possible cup and handle preceding this breakout. Those that were bullish said they would like to see a pullback but would be okay getting in if price broke out.
Based on the chart above, Tom was cautiously bullish. Cautious mainly due to price being at resistance. He said that the MACD looked good but RSI and Stochastic were overbought, though they can stay in overbought territory a fairly long time. He said he wouldn't get it in it now, but if he saw a pullback to the rising 20-EMA, he'd probably get in.
Below is the chart as Erin annotated it. She sees a double-bottom that has executed. She liked that price had consolidated above the neckline in preparation for this breakout to new highs. Based on the height of the pattern, there could be a 7% run up should it fulfill the double-bottom pattern. There could be even more mileage off the short-term flag formation, notable in the thumbnail. The bull flag has executed and the height of the flag formation is longer than the double-bottom pattern's height. There is bullish confirmation on all of the indicators.
Ten in Ten Before One: In this regular segment, Tom reviews ten charts in ten minutes with Erin's comments and comments from the Twitter "peanut gallery" peppered in there. Send in your symbol requests via Twitter (@mktwatcherslive) before the show and we'll try and add them. Symbols reviewed today: CSIQ, DVAX, ARRY, WOOD, T, COPX, PKG, WCG, EWA and EMQQ. You'll find all of the charts in the MarketWatchers LIVE ChartList, located at the top of the MarketWatchers blog homepage.
DecisionPoint Report: On Monday Erin analyzes DP indicators to give us a heads up on the market conditions as we start the week. She also reviewed the "big four": Dollar, Oil, Gold & Bonds. Don't miss the DecisionPoint Weekly Wrap by Carl Swenlin on Saturday morning to get the scoop on market action the prior week and find out what the indicators are suggesting for the future. Erin basically went through the charts that Carl posted on Friday night in the DecisionPoint Weekly Wrap for 9/8 and added her own thoughts. Additionally, she will be logging her comments into the DecisionPoint blog on Tuesday in her latest DP Alert article.
Mailbag Segment: Each show Erin and Tom answer questions received via Twitter, Facebook and Email. There wasn't much time at the end of the show today so Tom discussed that he trades off of and picks 90% of his Monday Set-Ups from his "Strong Earnings" ChartList. While it isn't published, he gathers the information on zacks.com and earningsbeats.com to develop the list. Sometimes he runs scans on the list or like today, he just looks at each chart one after the other to find the ones of interest. Erin noted that you can find her scans for Monday Set-ups in the DecisionPoint blog. Just look up "PMO Scan" in the search box on StockCharts.com.
It's a Wrap! In closing Tom and Erin discussed how today's big rally had changed their views on the bearishness of the week ahead. If you'll recall, both of them and the audience were in agreement that the market would finish down this Friday. Erin isn't ready to jump on a positive finish for the week, she suspects with the VIX numbers getting smaller and her short-term indicators (Swenlin Trading Oscillator for Breadth (STO-B) and Volume (STO-V)) have bearish leanings. Tom is feeling better about the week, but is looking for mostly sideways or a slight finish higher for the SPX.
Looking Forward:
Tune in on Wednesday at 12:00p - 1:30p EST on 9/13. Erin will announce the results of the latest Twitter poll. Tom and Erin will be answering more mailbag questions, doing another Ten in Ten segment as well as regular market updates and indicator reviews!


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Joomla/VirtueMart search engine modification URGENT
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- modify the VirtueMart search module to allow it to search and display results only from a pre-defined categories, not the entire catalogue. So for example if in my VM catalogue I have category ID "1" and "2", I would like to have an option to set the search module to look through category id "1" only, or id "2" only.
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Wrestling Gold – Blood, Brawls and Grudges (DVD Review)
Wrestling Gold – Blood, Brawls and Grudges (DVD Review)
Rated: UR/Region: 0/1:33/Number of disc: 1 (DVD-r)
Available from VCI Home Entertainment
We're back with some Smokey Mountain Wrestling from the mid-90's! Jim Cornette guides us through a series of matches here that are mostly here for the spectacle of it, so don't expect a lot of big star matches here with this, but you will still be entertained and get to see some legends, which is always fun. Also, like with all of these "Wrestling Gold" release, the best part of them might just be the alternative insider commentary with Cornette and Dave Meltzer! If you love wrestling, then you'll enjoy this regardless of in-ring work rate, so it overall makes for a solid watch anyway you want to look at it. Really the only down-side to this release is some of the matches are a bit too clipped for their own good, but what can ya do?
Beautiful Bobby Eaton & Sweet Stan Lane (NWA's Midnight Express) & Dr. Tom Prichard, The Heavenly Bodies w/Jim Cornette vs. The Rock & Roll Express & Arn Anderson
This one has all the people it would have needed to be great, but perhaps the slower southern style is what held things back just a bit. Arn must have been on loan from WCW here, as well as Bobby Eaton. It is cool to see if for nothing else it brought back together the version of The Midnight Express I enjoyed as a kid. The match is fine, great team work is used, but not great.
Rock & Roll Express & Randy "Macho Man" Savage vs. Brian Lee, Chris Candido & Bruiser Bedlam w/Jim Cornette &Tammy Fytch (WWF's Sunny)
Macho Man is not only on loan from WWF, but he must have been itching for some in-ring action as he really seems to be bringing it here, even when some others seem to be sand-bagging the match a bit. The Rock & Roll at this point wasn't the version people loved, as they had slowed down and gotten lazy. They do the usual, but their lack of movement a bit brings down what everyone else here is trying hard to do.
Rick and Scott Steiner vs. The Heavenly Bodies
The Steiner Brothers bring their pit bull with them, who doesn't realize this is a work and legit wants to bite into the bad guys for hurting its owners. Outside the dog stillness, the match is still about as solid as you'd want, as both teams always did seem to blend together well, no matter if it was in a WWF ring or a lower-end show like we see here. We also get a good look at what made those Steiners so awesome.
Cactus Jack (WWF's Mick Foley) & Tracy Smothers vs. Chris Candido & Boo Bradley (ECW's Balls Mahony)
This is just a brawl around the arena, as it is a "Falls Count Anywhere Match". A lot of these folks would go on to do this sorta thing better in ECW, as Cactus had already been doing it better in other areas. Still, it has its moments, even if the actual match isn't that solid. Of course a lot of that could have to do with the fact we have one hard-camera filming the match and it makes it hard to keep up with the action.
Cage Match: Al Snow with Unabome (WWF's Kane) vs. Ricky Morton
Remember at the start of this when I said some matches are too clipped for their own good? This was probably a good match, but we don't see enough of it to really tell. The story at the end of it was still cool to see and what we do see of the match is solid, just not enough of it.
Tracy Smothers & Dirty White Boy vs. The Heavenly Bodies
This is billed as one of the bloodiest matches in SMW history, and it is up there, but the bloody Jericho on the last SMW DVD might top it. Still, we have a good old-school tag match that is made even better by the fact that the crowd seems to legit care about it. The crowd can make or break a match and this is proof. As a matter of fact, when you watch pay attention to how torn up about things the people in the crowd can be.
Tommy "Wildfire" Rich & Freebird Terry Gordy vs. Mongolian Stomper & Boo Bradley
Nobody here is what they were, but a 60-year-old Stomper is in better shape than anyone else you'll see in this match. A lot of punches and kicks here, but everyone makes it work to their advantage. Had this match taken place with a in health Terry Gordy, I can only imagine how much better it could have been.
Jim Cornette vs. Butch Cassidy (midget)
Yes, Cornette is trying to work a full match with a midget wrestler here and it isn't much of a match, but it is at least funny and that can go a long way. Hearing Jim talk about the match on the alternative commentary makes the match as well. While it is fun, I'm sorry to say the in-ring action isn't great.
Dory Funk, Jr. & Terry Funk vs. Scott & Steve Armstrong
We saw a lot of this match on the highlight video from the last release and you probably can't have a bad match with these four regardless of what you do, because everyone seems to click so well. Also, who doesn't like to see crazy old Terry Funk doing what he does best? Another old school tag match here, made enjoyable because of the chemistry of the teams.
While not a real match, the disc closes out with a wild brawl between Da Gangstaz and The Rock & Roll Express! Can't rate it because it never gets going, but it is fun for what it is, especially when other wrestlers try to break the whole dark thing up.
– Full insider commentary by Jim Cornette and Dave Meltzer
– Biographies by Bryan Alvarez
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With top catwalk designers hailing the return of the cardi this season, grandmothers everywhere are celebrating. But you can get in on the trend, too, with a piece from this collection of women's cardigans that's defined by comfort and class.
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Fortune cookies
Linda C. Irvin-Craig appeared before the Washington County Commissioners last Tuesday to accept a resolution on behalf of the Western Maryland Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse.
Irvin-Craig is executive director of the nonprofit organization. But she is running for County Commissioner, and that fact was not lost on the commissioners.
During the ceremony, Irvin-Craig passed out fortune cookies with messages proclaiming the group's goals.
When Commissioner James R. Wade, who is not running for re-election, broke open his cookie, he pretended to read the fortune: "Vote for Linda Irvin. Just kidding."


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Religion of Peace?
All this said, we are in trouble. Whatever the historical causes, the fact is that Islam around the world is being radicalized, and the process has a momentum all its own. For anyone, progressive or not, who wants to hide his head in the sand about this, I give you the following pictures. They were taken at "Religion of Peace" rallies by muslims in London.


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Had a lot of fun at today's WHLR Pet Spa Day. A bunch of dogs came by for bathing, grooming and other spoiling. Square Onion provided some very tasty people food and a great time was had by all.
This little guy found a comfy spot in the store
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text: My narcoleptic tendencies have returned, forestalling me from attending the gym with the frequency that I mustered at the beginning of the quarter. Unless there's a pressing duty which demands me to rouse earlier, I find myself turning left and blinking at Yeado's clock. First it'll say something like "8:42". Then I'll blink and it'll read, "9:20" (too late for my gym trip). Then "10:10" then 11-something. It's disconcerting, but it has yet to really hurt me.


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Oh, No! by Candace Fleming. Illustrated by Eric Rohmann. Schwartz & Wade Books, 2012. ISBN 9780375842719.
Unlike the last picture book I reviewed, It's a Tiger!, the tiger in Candace Fleming's Oh, No! is not friendly or cuddly. Frog is being chased through the jungle by the tiger when Frog falls into a hole. "Ribbit-oops! Ribbit-oops!" As other animals pass by or stop to help, they all fall into the hole with frog. "Oh, no!" Just as the tiger returns with an offer to help them out, a large friend comes to the rescue. In the commotion that follows, Tiger falls into the the hole. Will the other animals help him out? "Oh, no!"
This is a story that begs to be read out loud! The rhythm is infectious and lends itself to singing or chanting. The repetition provides plenty of opportunities for children to join in with the story. Peter Rohmann's illustrations are colorful and engaging. Rohmann captures each animal's personality and emotions. I really loved the picture of all the animals peeking over the edge of the hole at the newly-stranded tiger. This book is sure to become a classic!
Early Literacy Hints: This book is perfect for reading together because the text encourages children to join in, whether it be by repeating the animal's cries of "Ribbet-oops!" or "Pippa-eeek!" or by shouting the chorus of "Oh, No!" The unusual animals in the story, like the loris and the sun bear, provide an opportunity for building vocabulary, and you could extend the lesson to include a S.T.E.M. component by learning more about animals that live in the jungle.


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It hurts me to lecture you, Mommy,
but you didn't eat all your salami.
Plus, your room is way too neat
and you have socks on both your feet.
Why in the world, may I ask,
did you go and take out the trash?
You also get every inch of blame
for hardly playing your video game.
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what am I gonna do with you?
Go to your room and don't come out
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I would like to disable some system services startup for all windows 7 computers
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NOT, I never said anything about killer personal, but we have very good talent and there should be no more excuses, like you are making with that statement. I know I dont need to tell you magic ron how much div l players we put out on a yearly. so what i am hearing you say is that we dont have the talent and skill players to compete this year, expecting too much.
well, thats part of the problem, no expectations and excuses for our ww program, and part of the issues over the last 5 years has been our coaches and how they prepare our young men and our discipline. I expect ww to be very good this year, we have alot of skills players returning and i dont think that alot to ask for, maybe it's about time that people start being held accountable.
im just waiting on ww posters to say, well were young, etc, etc. no enough of that, we have plenty of upperclassman that have played alot of football on the varsity level, we have soph who play important for us that will be juniors, juniors that will be seniors, etc.
i know the dominque browns of the world are not walking through the doors or the daniel cages of the world, we still have very good players period and we should expect to our program to win and make the playoffs.
NO more EXCUSES, come on Don say with me, you can do it, lol.
No need to get hostile. We are on the same team. I agree with a lot of what you're saying. I'm not making excuses for anything, just sharing what I see. The difference between excuses and reasons is the emotional state of the listener. I don't make excuses, I give reasons. The coaching has been subpar and the personnel not as good as you think, especially in the oline and at QB (We do have the QB now But not the oline). I will say that we had better personnel than every team we played last season (about even with LaSalle) but not better coaching.
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|Flowers & Tomatoes: 2.14.2014
Packaged Seeds
We are always researching opportunities to sow seeds of love. During our recent gathering event, a board member motioned donating plants to worthy causes. At the moment, the weather here is brutally cold and the ground is frozen stiff. Voila! The perfect conditions to sow seeds indoors for any cause! On February 13th, we sowed seed of Columbine, Bachelor Button, Candytuft, Beefsteak, Delphinium and Petunias into 34 containers. All of which are expected to be donated to charity & allies. Although the germination rates very greatly from plant to plant, our seedlings should be teenagers by the May delivery date- at least 6-10 inches tall.
Saved Seeds
Sowing pomegranate and lemon seeds are fun and easy. Shortly after the new year, we ate pomegranate and made lemonade. Then decided to place the seeds in dirt. They came up happy!
|Lemon seeds: sowed January, 2014
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- Plant container in direct sunlight: plant the seeds 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep in container, move container outside after the danger of frost has passed.
- Water regularly: spraying the seedlings with a mist sprayer
Our sowing techniques also included sowing in dark places-cabinet or establishing terrarium containers. Watering at sow and again a week or two later. Allow good aeration to avoid mold, fungus and wet feet. Be sure to be patient not to over handle or over water too frequently. Seed house temperature @68 degrees.


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For most of us (myself included), we're first introduced to yoga through a more tangible side of the practice. Essentially we discover yoga by flowing through the physical side of the practice (the Yang side). This side of yoga not only invigorates the mind and body but it also calms us from our daily stresses and creates more space in our bodies. At the same time, we become less distracted by the "little things in life" and physically healthier.
Then, something shifts deeper within our mind and body. We discover the subtle side of the practice (the Yin side), which creates an awareness of the movements in our breath that allows us to understand the various sensations and space in our mind and body. Understanding the subtle side brings "wholeness" within our practice. Yin sets a balance within us from an emotional, physical and mental standpoint.
This not to say we don't need our Yang energy. We do because the Yang energy brings vitality and fire into our lives. The gentle Yin side keeps in check those behaviors/sensations that can lead us to lose our balance and focus, as well as consume our joy.
Yin yoga is simple but challenging. It provides the necessary stillness to be aware of what's occurring in the present and offers opportunities to create significant changes along our journey.
For myself, Yin has allowed me to remain present and see my life experiences as they are—not how I wish they could be or should be. Yin has expanded my personal practice on every level. I know that only good things can come out of diving into a full-circle practice. I encourage you to explore the possibilities that can happen by opening yourself to Yin.
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Chance to view £1.4bn Whitgift shopping centre plans
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A public consultation showcasing the Croydon Partnership's updated plans to regenerate the Whitgift Shopping Centre will take place from Thursday, May 12 to Sunday, May 15. Borough residents, employees, community groups and businesses are invited to attend the exhibition of... Read More →
Topping out ceremony at Oasis Academy Arena
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A topping out ceremony has been held to mark the latest project in Croydon's huge schoolbuilding programme. Oasis Acadamey, in Albert Road, South Norwood, has adopted the Olympic motto "higher, faster, stronger" in recognition of its location next to Croydon... Read More →
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Croydon Partnership announces enhanced plans for Whitgift regeneration
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New flagship Marks and Spencer at heart of £1,4billion Whitgift scheme
Croydon will be home to a brand new flagship Marks & Spencer anchor store as part of the Croydon Partnership's £1.4billion Whitgift Centre redevelopment. The retail giant has been working with developers Westfield and Hammerson since the start of the... Read More →
Croydon's cultural renaissance gathers pace
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The cultural renaissance of Croydon was put in the spotlight as the first Royal Society of the Arts fellowship meeting in the borough attracted an audience of more than 400 people. Kevin Zuchowski-Morrison, owner of the RISEgallery in St George's... Read More →
Residents help to shape New Addington plans
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Updated plans for a £17.5million leisure and community centre in New Addington will be displayed to the public this Friday and Saturday. A new multi-level facility with improved community space and facilities for a range of sports – including badminton... Read More →
Panel to discuss Croydon's transformation
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|January 17th, 2017
By the time Monte Cassino was captured it had pretty much been abandoned the night before, all that were left were wounded and the odd straggler.
Do not assume however that I am belittling the Polish achievements as they fought extremely well in the days before the withdrawal but by the time the Poles entered the monastery the Germans were already making themselves comfortable at the Gothic line largely thanks to Alexander failing to put any pressure on their flanks.
But my point is not that the German forces they faced were not good troops, although the wife's grandfather who fought at Monte Cassino on the German side wouldn't agree, he was a 1942 call up to replace the losses at Crete and says that training was limited and in 3 years service in the paratroops he never once flew in an aircraft let alone jumped out of one, my point is that the Italian campaign was a poorly led fiasco and that Monte Cassino never had to be fought, it simply could have been bypassed with minimal losses.


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Kidney Stones
Sorry I didn't blog yesterday. But I didn't feel good from the time I got up. It was my day off so I took it easy. Around 5 p.m. yesterday I got this sharp pain that made me cross my eyes and pray, I mean pray! I knew what it was and I had to go to the hospital. Kidney stone! Well I got home at 12:30 a.m. this morning and apparently I have passed the thing - the proof hasn't arrived yet. But the doctor told me the stone is about 3mm in size. That should get my attention! I'm going to have the thing bronzed, mounted on a plaque and hang it on my office wall. You should be proud of anything you make that hurts that much. Hmm! I wonder if this applies to our kids too. Anyhow, I'll blog more about this. There are pics of me while on pain killers. This should be good. Going to go drink some more water now. Oh! Have I ever told you I hate the taste of water?
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- SpiritledWoman said...
My husband has had over 50 and is only 38. We know what you are going through and will pray you never face another!
- December 16, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- Sharon said...
Well, thank you for not showing us your purple urine, as I've seen some do. Ah-hum. ;)
So sorry you've gone through it. I couldn't imagine.
I can't stand plain water either.
And I'm looking fwd to the on meds pics.
- December 16, 2008 at 8:15 PM
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TSI announce acquisition of Enwave Optronics26 February 2014 by Gwyn Winfield 0
Precision instrumentation, and bio detector FLAPS, manufacturer TSI announced that it had acquired the business assets and Raman Spectroscopy Technology from Enwave Optronics, Inc.
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