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What is a 'Block (Bitcoin Block)'
Blocks are files where data pertaining to the Bitcoin network is permanently recorded. A block records some or all of the most recent Bitcoin transactions that have not yet entered any prior blocks. Thus a block is like a page of a ledger or record book. Each time a block is 'completed', it gives way to the next block in the blockchain. A block is thus a permanent store of records which, once written, cannot be altered or removed.
BREAKING DOWN 'Block (Bitcoin Block)'
The Bitcoin network witnesses a great deal of transaction activity. Maintaining a record of these transactions helps users track what was paid to and by whom. The transactions executed during a given period of time are recorded into a file called a block.
By way of analogy, let's compare ordinary banking transactions to transactions over the Bitcoin network. A blockchain is like a record of bank transactions whereas a block might be a single transaction confirmation that a bank ATM prints out after you use the machine. In other words, the relationship of block to blockchain is one of part to whole.
A block represents the 'present' and contains information about its past and future. Each time a block is completed it becomes part of the past and gives way to a new block in the blockchain. The completed block is a permanent record of transactions in the past and the new transactions are recorded in the current one. This way the whole system works in a cycle and data gets permanently stored. Each block comprises records of some or all recent transactions, and a reference to the block that preceded it.
A mathematical problem is linked with each block. Miners are constantly processing and recording transactions as part of the process of competing in a type of race. They race to 'complete the current block' in order to win Bitcoins. When a winning miner is able to solve it, the answer is shared with other mining nodes and it is validated. Every time a miner solves a problem, a newly minted 25 BTC (Bitcoin currency symbol) is awarded to the miner and enters the circulation. The first record in that next block is a transaction that awards the winning miner (who completed the previous block) the newly minted BTC. It is the difficulty of the mathematical problem that regulates the creation rate of new Bitcoins since new blocks can't be submitted to the network without the answer. Based on the fact that it takes around 10 minutes on an average to solve the problem, approximately 25 new Bitcoins are minted every 10 minutes.
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Male Urinary System
The kidneys and bladder work together to make urine and remove it from your body. The kidneys filter waste products and water from the blood to form urine. The urine moves from the kidneys through tubes called ureters to the bladder, which stores the urine until it is full. From the bladder, urine leaves the body through another thin tube, the urethra. After the bladder starts to empty, it normally empties all of the urine.
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Calling Illustrators …Wednesday, February 11th, 2015
I'm doing something totally different today, something I've never really done at 7-Imp before.
The Art Director for the children's magazine Ranger Rick, Jr. emailed me last year (it's taken a while to post this!), asking how she can search at my site for newer talent, for illustrators just starting out and looking for work. As you'll read below, they're always in need of illustrators (whether new or seasoned), despite the fact that their magazine is a photo-driven one.
For different reasons, I thought she and I could do a Q&A — for those illustrators who might be interested in such work or curious about this type of work in general.
Her name is Cynthia Olson, and our short Q&A is below. (Personally, I enjoyed chatting with her, since she's a big picture book fan. We had a lot of conversations about our favorite 2014 picture books, a conversation that took place over months just before the ALA Youth Media Awards were announced.)


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"The most in-depth series they've ever produced in HISTORY's history. ****" - The New York Post
A riveting adventure of how America was invented, AMERICA THE STORY OF US focuses on the people, ideas and events that built our nation, covering 400 years of American history in the most extensive and in-depth television series ever produced by HISTORY. From the rigors of linking the continent by wagon trails to the transcontinental railway, the engineering of steel-structured buildings, through to landing on the moon, this epic 12-part series is a grand cinematic vision of how this country was built. AMERICA THE STORY OF US brings this story to life first hand through patriots, frontiersmen, slaves, abolitionists, Native Americans, pioneers, immigrants, entrepreneurs and inventors. Sharing their thoughts on the building of America, and what it means to be an American, are a world-class group of individuals including Meryl Streep, Michael Douglas, Buzz Aldrin, Colin Powell, Donald Trump, Tom Brokaw, John Legend, Melissa Etheridge, Brian Williams and more. This special collection includes a bonus disc with over 100 minutes of brand-new footage as well as a book commemorating the series.
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With 12 chapters spread out over three discs and a total running time of more than nine hours (not including bonus material), the History Channel's America: The Story of Us is a sprawling primer on the history of the country and its people. Starting about 100 years after Columbus with the arrival of the earliest white settlers from across the Atlantic and finishing in the present day, the series can boast episodes devoted to major conflicts like the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and World War II; the more gradual but still significant developments that helped shape the nation (like western expansion and the mass migration to major cities); and the various elements and forces (the discovery of oil; the growth of industry, engineering, and infrastructure; the development of the automobile and other means of mass transportation, and, of course, the accumulation of vast economic and military might) that combined to make the United States the world's dominant superpower in the 20th century and beyond. To the filmmakers' credit, the darker aspects of this history--slavery and racial strife, the treatment of Native Americans, the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII--are not given short shrift. And while much of the material is dealt with in fairly broad strokes, there are also various enlightening details in each chapter. Who knew that George Washington established a network of spies who wrote notes in invisible ink in order to deceive the British, or that the most valuable currency for those who first explored the West was beaver pelts?
A combination of reenactments, photos, CGI, models, and other elements delivers a great deal of information here, along with frequent references to Americans' pioneer spirit, devotion to hard work, and belief that if you can dream it, you can do it. Yet this isn't an especially scholarly document. The events depicted, from the Boston Tea Party and Paul Revere's midnight ride to the Alamo and the Gettysburg Address, not to mention more lurid tales like the Donner Party and the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, should be familiar to those with even a cursory knowledge of US history. The emphasis on star power, be it the comments from a parade of talking heads including actors, musicians, politicians (President Barack Obama among them), athletes, soldiers, and so on, or the focus on charismatic historical figures like John Brown, Daniel Boone, and many others, reflects our celebrity-obsessed culture. And the constant hyperbole (narrator Liev Schreiber intones some variation of "What's about to happen will change things forever!" at least half a dozen times in the first episode alone) becomes tedious. Then again, considering the number of Americans who can't find their own country on a map, presenting the material like a dramatic TV show instead of textbook was a shrewd idea. --Sam Graham --This text refers to an alternate DVD edition.
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There was a strange Sound Quality issue when we watched the first episode. It was hard to hear the narration because the musical soundtrack was so loud and distracting. They are trying to trump up the suspense with the soundtrack, but it is one bang, drum and oboe too many. We adjusted the sound on our television which helped. Although, I noticed that the opening narration credits still remained drowned out by the music. We do enjoy Liev Schreiber's narration, just wish we didn't have to struggle to hear it.
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I learned a lot of neat trivia from this that I had not known before. This documentary feels to be geared more towards beginners, rather than scholars. If you're a history expert, you will find some parts lacking. (I am not a expert, but I do love history) but you will also most likely also learn some new things here. This would be a fun documentary for middle or high school students, as well as people who would like a basic (NOT a complete) overview of American history. I mean, it's impossible to give a complete overview of 400 years of history in twelve episodes, (less than twelve hours when you take out the commercials)
I can't say that I enjoyed all of the guest speakers, but some of them were rather relevant. Donald Trump talked about the Great Depression. Al Sharpton talked about the role of black people. And so on and so forth. Some of the guest speakers were better suited for their roles than others - I can't imagine why they would have Sheryl Crowe on this, but Rudy Guilliani was good. My biggest gripe was that they had P Diddy on there. COME ON. Why him? They also had the guy from Pawn Stars in the final episode, and I was excited to see him, but he didn't really contribute anything worthwhile, what he said didn't add anything to the documentary.
This is different from other History Channel documentaries in the past. It concentrates more on PEOPLE, not things/artifacts (this is why it's called The Story of *Us*) and the struggles, trials, and tribulations of a growing country. Yeah, this series did not say much about World War 1 or the War of 1812, but remember, the History Channel has separate documentary series on all different wars and other things, so if you wish for a more complete overview on a particular war or event, you can search the History Channel site or YouTube for documentaries that are more specific on one subject. This is not a documentary about war or politics, but how we have changed through our history, what innovations effected these changes (the Transcontinental Railroad, the Model-T and assembly line production, etc)
The writing's solid and fairly well-written. If you're looking for a documentary that is fun and interesting to watch, this is the one for you. Kids will also enjoy this. My roomate (who's not a geek like me) found herself enjoying this and learning a lot from it even though history isn't what she is interested in. I will say that some things became more clear for me in this documentary - some 'aha! I get it now!' moments. A few parts were repetitive, but overall the series moved at a smooth pace.
If I had to grade this, I'd give it a solid B. It might not be History Channel's best series, but for those of you wishing to learn something new or want a different perspective on American history, it's worth watching.
It would be cool to see a 'Story Of Us' for other countries, though since most countries are older than America (China's history is over 5000 years old) that would be a difficult task that needs to be carried out carefully (meaning no celebrity speakers who have nothing to add to the documentary!)
Some omissions (such as skimming over almost all of World War I) and some factual "Yeah, but..." moments in an otherwise good series would have earned a 4-star rating, but the 3-star comes from some of the people that they had commenting in the series. While some, such as Michael Bloomberg, make sense in the context of the material (for instance, New York City during the Revolution), there is no good reason to have celebrities along the lines of Sheryl Crow, Margaret Cho or Michael Douglas appearing in what's supposed to be a serious look at history. If there had been more historians offering their views instead of celebrities, then I would have gladly given this series 4 stars. As it is, it is enjoyable yet flawed, and receives three.
Even a lot of the negative reviews miss the point. If it was just a problem of using celebrity commentators rather than historians, questionable emphasis, or leaving things out, I'd have no problem with this series. As a US History teacher, I'm fully aware of how ponderous specialist history can be. There's a place on TV and in the classroom for accessible, interesting presentations of US history, even if they "leave some things out." I bought this specifically with the idea of showing it to my students. But it's not a matter of celebrity talking heads or "leaving out something real important," it's a matter of inventing US history out of thin air. Quite simply, this ISN'T US History. I'm not really sure what it is, but anyone who subjects their history students to this garbage is really being irresponsible.
OK, first of all, you have to swallow the weird videography: the endless, repetition of sweeping airborne pans of the wilderness or the seacoast, slow motion close-ups of a bullet flying through the air, and animated shots of the bottoms of sailing vessels. Either they have a very small video-clip library or the world's most unimaginative video editor.
Then there's the hype - the narrator's favorite line, used every few minutes and as every fadeout for commercials, is "What happened next would change the course of US History forever."
But those are nits: the real problem is that this video ISN'T US HISTORY. One simple example demonstrates the point. Their coverage of the Revolution says there were three main reasons we won: Washington's leadership, Daniel Morgan's sharpshooters assassination of General Burgoyne's Indian scouts and British officers during the Saratoga campaign, and the machinations of the Culper Spy Ring in New York City. Are you kidding?
Washington's leadership clearly was an important cause of victory, but even this one has some problems. Some of their examples about Washington's leadership are a little weird. For example, they make a big deal about his inoculation of the army for smallpox while it was at Valley Forge, which was at best the 4th most important thing Washington accomplished over that momentous winter -- fighting off the Conway Cabal, holding the army together, and appointing Steuben drillmaster were far more important than this sideshow story. Seemingly, the main reason they tell about the inoculations is because it fits their template -- Americans and technology, conquering the world.
But that's a quibble. I can think that the smallpox inoculations are a pretty minor incident, but that's an editorial decision. The other two big "causes" of victory, the Culper Spy Ring and Morgan' sharpshooters, are the problems.
First Culper's Spy Ring. The best thing that can be said about the Spy Ring is that at least it did exist, and it's a legitimate, minor story about a theater of the war (New York City in the last couple years of the war) where no major battles were fought (while the action took place in the South and the Caribbean, both areas not mentioned in the series). But it's a minor story, barely mentioned, if at all, in the textbooks, not covered in any curriculum. And the show spends more time on a step-by-step description of how the ring passed a message than they spend on the debates of the 2nd Continental Congress on independence.
And the story they tell about the Culper Ring? Well ... the British navy is planning to attack Newport, which will endanger the French fleet, but the Culper Spy Ring finds out and gets a message to Washington, who moves his army forward to fake an attack on New York City. The result is yet another time that "the course of the Revolution is changed:" the British don't move and THE FRENCH NAVY IS SAVED, so they can be used decisively in the next campaign. What? Are you kidding? Something that didn't happen is something that "changed the course of the war?" A non-campaign that's not mentioned in any high school textbook I've ever read "changed the course of the war?"
Later, there's no mention of the critical part played by the French navy in the Yorktown campaign, so the viewer is left to wonder why saving the French navy was so important. You have to wonder why the producers make such a big deal out of such a trivial story -- until you remember that the Culper Spy Ring was the subject of an episode of the History Channel's weird, conspiracy theory show called "Brad Meltzer Bays at the Moon" (or something like that). Why worry about trivializing US history when you have a chance to do some good cross-promotion?
But at least the Culper Ring, minor as it is, actually happened. The coverage of Morgan and Saratoga is even worse because they simply MADE IT UP. The story they tell of Burgoyne's travails totally ignores the real problems Burgoyne faced: problems with St. Leger's expedition, Howe's failure to move up the Hudson to meet him, and his losses at the Battle of Bennington, all vital parts of the campaign and significant contributors to Burgoyne's failure. Instead we get this simple-minded narrative that Daniel Morgan and his rifle-armed sharpshooters invented a totally new style of warfare: hiding in the woods and bushwhacking the Redcoats (in reality, this "brand new" type of warfare was routinely used by both sides in the Indian wars that had been going on for 150 years). And Morgan's strategy, throughout Burgoyne's long march, was to pick off Burgoyne's Indian scouts (thus causing the remaining ones to desert so that Burgoyne's knowledge of the local area was lost) and then assassinate his officers. In short, another custom-built example of America's triumph through the use of new technology.
One of his talking heads says "the guy who fired the shot that killed Simon Fraser may have contributed as much to independence as anyone." Give me a break. Without question, Saratoga was the turning point of the Revolution but the story this video tells is unrecognizable. Burgoyne didn't fail because Morgan assassinated his scouts and officers.
For one thing, Morgan didn't arrive in the area until nearly a month after the Battle of Bennington, which marked the point where Burgoyne's situation went from serious to dire. Morgan's leadership and troops certainly played a key role in the pitched battles at Freeman's Farm and Bemis Heights. But the attribution of Burgoyne's defeat (and, in fact, American victory in the Revolution) to this "new way of warfare" that Morgan invented and applied throughout the campaign is pure fantasy. Morgan and his riflemen played no role whatsoever during Burgoyne's march -- they weren't even there for most of it. And the rifle, far from being a magical technology that revolutionized warfare, was actually a minor, difficult to use, niche weapon -- useful for sharpshooting but worse than useless in most combat. And it's simply irresponsible to turn Fraser's death into one of the pivotal moments of the Revolution. It was an important moment in the battle and probably prevented the British from rallying, but there was a lot of hard fighting still to go and many twists and turns (Arnold's heroic arrival on the field, for one thing) after Fraser was killed. Yet they endlessly recycle this summary of the reasons for our victory: leadership, technology, and spying. One (leadership) true but argued with bogus examples and the other two utterly fabricated. And in case you miss the point, they must remind you another dozen times over the course of later episodes that the rifle basically won the war.
The other parts I watched were very mixed. The section on the Great Depression is almost as bad as the American Revolution. It is simply unrecognizable. Like most of the video, they stitch together 3-4 10 minute segments to tell the whole story -- everything else is ignored. The story of the Great Depression? Well ... the stock market crash didn't really have any effect on anything, everything was hunky-dory until a bank run the next year. We apparently didn't have a President at any point during the Depression. I don't think Hoover is mentioned at all and FDR gets just one quick mention. No mention of the New Deal. "The Depression" is pretty much defined to mean "the Dust Bowl." And our efforts to fight the Depression pretty much consisted of building Hoover Dam and carving Mount Rushmore. To show how silly this is, the carving of Mount Rushmore started two years before the Depression and it only involved 400 workers. It was a tourism-promotion scheme, not a jobs program. Hoover Dam involved more workers and was partly conceived as a jobs program, but it too started while Hoover was president. And a one-sentence mention of some public works programs that didn't work. Seriously. Any history teacher using that segment of trash to supplement their lesson on the Great Depression should lose their teaching license.
I didn't like their portrayals of the Civil War or WWII at all. While I didn't spot the egregious fabrications of the Revolutionary War episode, they had no narrative of events at all and instead picked a couple themes and beat them to death (for example, in the Civil War, mass production of bullets, the scale of the slaughter, medicine, and the impact of the railroad and telegraph).
Then there's their weird fixation on high explosives and accidental explosions as a key driver of American history. When they tell us (at length) the dramatic story about some ridge that was supposedly the key barrier to the construction of the Erie Canal and how dangerous it was with the Irish immigrants using gunpowder to blow the ridge up, that was a little weird but ok. But then there's the even more dramatic story how the key to the Transcontinental RR was the Donner Pass tunnel and nitroglycerine was so dangerous that even the Irish quit and only the Chinese would go in and plant it -- and then we hear about this thunderstorm that accidentally blew up the dynamite while they were making Mount Rushmore -- and the detonators that were accidentally spilled on the floor by a bunch of female factory workers during the middle of a thunderstorm. Really? No mention of Guadalcanal, Midway, Iwo Jima, or any European battle other than D Day, and we get 10 minutes about dropping detonators on the floor? And of course finally we get the "Challenger" explosion.
Some other sections aren't atrocious. The introductory section on Jamestown and Plymouth, the Battle of Lexington and Concord, the controversy about slavery, and civil rights were a little simplistic and hyped, but they were ok. I wasn't sure the Donner Party was worth 10 minutes for any reason other than sensationalism (and foreshadowing that story about the TCRR tunnel through the same pass), but the basic story of the Oregon Trail and the Gold Rush was well told. The section on the boom of the early 20th century was ok: Ford really did make the car available to the common man and in the process changed the nature of work, having a car really did "change everything" as Liev Schreiber told us (for about the 87th time), and Spindletop really was the oil well that inaugurated the whole Texas-Oklahoma oil boom and made oil an inexpensive industrial commodity.
Other assertions -- cotton looms led directly to the computer industry, for example, or the major social impact of whale oil -- seem a little overheated. And they have this way of dropping in dramatic factoids, some of which are ridiculous (Morgan's riflemen could fire 3X as far as the "average range of a modern FBI sniper shot") and many of which make you go "huh?" (whale oil is still used in the Hubble telescope).
Their sections on what happeed after World War II are mixed. They eventually get around to the Cold War and mention the space race (briefly) in that context. But that comes at least 20 minutes after their first run-through on the US in space. First time through, the story is literally "we led the way in flight with the Wright brothers, and aviation was built through WWI and WWII and then the Boeing 707 came along and people could fly nonstop from coast-to-coast so a trip that took the pioneers 5 months (show recycled image of covered wagons) now took 5 hours and then we went in to space and JFK said let's send a man to the moon by the end of the decade so America's wonderful engineers and that wonderful NASA worked together and we made it." Wow, great story, left out one or two little details like the fact that Sputnik was as big a deal at the time as Pearl Harbor and the nation gathered around the TV in dread whenever the Russians beat us to another milestone in space (first dog in space, Yuri Gagarin, etc.) So their basic story about the US in space totally misses the main theme that it was an intense Cold War competition and that we were behind most of the time ... But it's a nice story.
Some of the modern stories were ok, though I got tired of the device they used for every one of them, tying it back to one of their themes (show image of people in canoes, Daniel Boone on the Wilderness Trail, wagons headed west, Transcontinental railroad, primitive cars, and then lead into the building of the Interstate Highways; rinse, recycle, repeat endlessly).
And there are parts -- the Donner Party, the specifics about the Erie Canal construction, the important role of African Americans in the whaling industry -- where I just don't know enough to evaluate what they assert. And was the whaling industry and whale oil so important in US history that it deserves perhaps 5X as much time as the debates about independence and the constitution combined? Problem is, there are so many inaccuracies that I don't know whether I can trust the parts where I don't have detailed knowledge.
I think their problem is that they developed a template (Americans are adventurous, entrepreneurial, fight back, use advanced technology, have highly organized industrial systems, and use both new technology and spying in wars). And then they go out and manufacture a story to fit the template, whether the story fits the template or not. And the steady flow of superlatives (this next thing we're going to talk about "changed everything") wears you down.
The people who see the video as "anti-American" or "left wing" or "just telling the bad stuff" simply demonstrate how over-sensitive the flag-wavers have become. Does the video say slavery was bad and that we stole the land from the Indians? Well, duh. But despite acknowledging certain unpleasant facts, the overall message is overwhelmingly pro-American, in fact kind of jingoistic. We're rugged, we're individualists, we're entrepreneurs, we're risk-takers, we civilize the wilderness, we tame everything in our path, "we turn our dreams ..... into reality." Yes, Al Sharpton and Sheryl Crow are featured as talking heads, but for the most part it's a "hurray for us, we conquered the world and provided opportunities for lots of people -- eventually" message. And, I did see three one-time GOP presidential candidates (Gingrich, Giuliani, and Trump; not exactly Santorum, Bachmann, and Perry, I realize, but still 3 GOP candidates) as well as Sean Hannity on the list of commentators. No, the problem with celebrity talking heads isn't their political bias; it's their lack of independent knowledge. When you see one of them chiming in with a quote that supports the producers' thesis, that's not because a lifetime of research led them to that conclusion -- they're just actors, reading the script the producers gave them.
I'm all for accessible US history. But if you showed this to your history class, your discussion of errors would be longer than the video. Mel Gibson's movies "Braveheart" and "the Patriot" have been rightly criticized for their inaccuracies, but they're better history than this video. Heck, "Ax-Men" is better history.


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This school has a very good graduate program of the degree in which I am intending.
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We do not have fraternities and sororities in our school.
The building for the basketball gym is trash compared to other schools. And this is coming from one of the players.
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The school is decent but i try to pay more attention to my studies.
Another thing that I love about this school is that it's multicultural, and we are in the same faith.
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So far I haven't seen any drugs or alcohol activity taking place in the campus. Peer pressure, not so much because I'm over the age.
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The classroom sizes are small making it easier for professors to intact with students. All my professors knows the name of each student in the class. Plus when we don't understand something, my professor are willing to explain the topic plenty of times until each students gets it.
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When I first came in the campus I was scared especially at night, but there was some students that was taking nigh walk and they was real friendly. As a result we are good friends
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Everybody gets along. We have won many championships. Before we start any game we pray.
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As a transfer student coming from NYC, Andrews is the best school that I have ever attended in my life. Not only it's a Christian base school but it keeps it's affirmation on how it will help students become better people with careers in today's world. As a pre- nursing student, once I graduate with the degree of nursing, I will be able to find a job because they will help me do internships, while I'm in the program. Basically I won't have difficulty finding a job as a result from this. Another awesome aspect about this school is the atmosphere, it's very spacious peaceful. It's like I'm in a another world. In addition the students, staff, and facility are very friendly. The classroom are small meaning the professors know all the names of the students, as a result it will help the students success.
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I am not aware of the Greek life on campus.
Athletics are not that big here; for example, there are no athletic scholarships. However, students do play on teams and engage other schools/colleges in friendly matches. The school spirit is high and many students attend to support their team.Physical fitness is promoted as part of one's responsibility as a human being; we are to treat our bodies as temples by not putting into them anything that is harmful, while keeping one's body in good shape so that God may be glorified.
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It's a great school with a great facility, a little bit of lack of cleanliness.
Athletes support each other a lot.
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CSU's Master of Networking and Systems Administration offers an advanced course of study in the design, implementation and management of computer networks. Preparation for the world's most popular industry certifications from major vendors such as Microsoft and Cisco is included as an integral part of the course.
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What is this course about?
The aim of this course is to provide professionals in the IT industry with an advanced course of study in Networking and System Administration that is current, relevant and integrates industry certification in these fields.
Upon completion of this course, graduates will possess:
- Advanced skills in the design, implementation and management of networks;
- Higher order system administration knowledge and skills;
- Preparation skills for industry certifications from IT vendors such as Microsoft and Cisco;
- Advanced skills in identifying network security risk profiles, defining network security policies and maintaining secure global networks;
- Problem-solving skills and methodologies when troubleshooting and documenting global internetworking problems;
- The ability to analyse complex client business and technical requirements and select appropriate inter-network technologies and topologies;
- Skills in the development of solutions that meet customer business objectives for functionality, performance, and cost.
ITC506 - Topics in Information Technology Ethics will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to ICT ethics.
- Introduction to critical thinking techniques.
- Professionalism and professional ethics.
- Ethical theories and analysis.
- Privacy.
- Security and crime in cyberspace.
- Intellectual property.
- Freedom of speech and Internet content regulation.
- Emerging technologies and ethics.
- ICT and Society.
Ethics analysis (700 words - 12%), Code of Conduct (800 words - 13%), Essay (1300 words - 25%), Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb), Session 2 (July), Session 3 (Nov)
ITC542 - Internetworking with TCP/IP will cover the following topics:
- History of the internet and standards organisations.
- TCP/IP and ISO OSI networking architecture.
- Underlying technologies.
- IP addressing.
- Internetworking protocols.
- Routing protocols.
- Address and name management.
- Application-layer protocols.
- Future of the internet.
- Online quiz (5%)
- Assessment 2 (5 questions - 15%)
- Assessment 3 (Practical exercise - 25%)
- Online quiz (5%)
- Final Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb), Session 2 (July)
ITC571 - Emerging Technologies and Innovation will cover the following topics:
- Introduction and selecting a capstone topic area to review.
- Project design, planning, execution and reporting.
- Research Skills: locating and evaluating information, credibility of sources and referencing.
- Extracting information from readings for critical analysis.
- Preparing and writing a literature review or capstone report.
- Presenting your project.
- Online Quiz (5%)
- Capstone Project Proposal and Plan (2000 words - 10%)
- Literature Review (2000 words – 25%)
- Weekly Progress Reports (10%)
- Capstone Project Report and Seminar (3500-5000 words – 50%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb), Session 2 (July), Session 3 (Nov)
ITE516 - Hacking Countermeasures will cover the following topics:
- Footprinting, Scanning and Enumeration.
- Penetration Testing, System Hacking, Session Hacking and Linux Hacking.
- Trojans, Back Doors, Viruses and Worms.
- Sniffers.
- Denial of Service.
- Social Engineering.
- Hacking networks and exploiting vulnerabilities.
- SQL Injections.
- Physical Security.
- Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honeypots.
- Buffer Overflows.
- Cryptography.
Lab Task 1 (5%), Lab Task 2 (5%), Social Engineering Essay (40%), Lab Task 3 (5%), Final Exam (45%)
Subject Availability
Session 3 (Nov)
ITE523 - Virtualization will cover the following topics:
- Subject Introduction & Virtualization Introduction
- Virtual Machines
- VMware vCenter Server
- Configuring & Managing Virtual Networks
- Configuring & Managing Virtual Storage
- Access & Authentication Control
- Resource Management & Monitoring
- High Availability & Fault Tolerance
- Host Scalability
- Patch Management
- Installing VMware vSphere Components
- Practical Lab Tasks (5 tasks - 10%)
- Data Centre Migration & Implementation (40%)
- Final Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb)
MGI521 - Professional Communications will cover the following topics:
- Communication Psychology of Knowledge Exchange
- Business Language & Document Writing
- Digital Communications & The Media Experience
- Creating Business Proposals & Reports
- Digital Presentations & Tools
- Selling & Obtaining Buy-In
- Facilitating Workshops & Meetings
- Managing Business Conflict & Negotiation
- Differences Between Leadership, Management & Mentors
- Personal Presentations & Public Speaking
- Recorded Audio Presentation (3 mins - 15%)
- Proposal Critique/Design (3000 words - 35%)
- Presentation (500 words / 10-15 slides / 10 minute presentation - 50%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb), Session 2 (July), Session 3 (Nov)
ITC513 - Wireless Networking Concepts will cover the following topics:
- Wireless signals and spectrum.
- Radio systems and standards.
- Antennas and propagation.
- Wireless personal area networks.
- Wireless local area networks.
- Wireless metropolitan area networks.
- Wireless wide area networks.
- Wireless network security.
- Wireless communications in business.
- Online quiz (5 quizzes - 15%)
- Assessment 1 (4 questions - 16%)
- Assessment 3 (3 questions - 19%)
- Final Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 2 (July)
ITC514 - Network and Security Administration will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to server administration
- Automating system tasks
- Data organisation
- Data Integrity
- Network administration
- Network services
- UNIX security
- Performance analysis
- Security management, policy and politics
- Introduction to Linux (10%)
- Assignment 2 (Quiz and practical task - 20%)
- Assignment 3 (Quiz and practical task - 20%)
- Final Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 2 (July)
ITC560 - Internet Technology will cover the following topics:
- Web technologies.
- Network models.
- Data communication models.
- Internet of Everything (IoE).
- Pillars of IoE.
- Web page design using XHTML and CSS.
- Internet infrastructure.
- Next Generation IP.
- Application Layer Paradigms (client-server paradigm).
- Peer-to-Peer Paradigm.
- Topic quiz (Multiple choice quiz - 15%)
- Short Answer Questions (Six questions - 20%)
- Web Site Design (25%)
- Final Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 2 (July)
ITC561 - Cloud Computing will cover the following topics:
- Fundamentals of Cloud Computing.
- Cloud Architectures.
- Cloud Delivery Models.
- Cloud Risk Management.
- Cloud Security.
- Planning a migration to the Cloud.
- Cloud Governance and Management.
- Managing the Cloud Infrastructure.
- Online quiz (5%)
- Assessment 2 (3 questions - 15%)
- Risk Management Evaluation (Practical exercise - 20%)
- Management, Backup & DR (20%)
- Final Exam (40%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb)
ITC572 - Software Defined Networks will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to SDN (A paradigm shift in networking).
- Abstraction of layers in terms of control plane and data plane.
- Network Function Virtualization (NFV).
- Open Flow Concept and Implementation.
- SDN Controllers.
- Programming SDNs.
- SDN Applications through use cases.
- Hands on Labs on SDN.
To be confirmed
Subject Availability
Session 2 (July)
ITC593 - Network Security will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to computer and network security.
- Introduction to cryptography.
- Secret key (symmetric) algorithms.
- Modes of operation.
- Public key (asymmetric) algorithms.
- Number theory.
- Authentication systems.
- User authentication.
- Security handshakes.
- Kerberos.
- Public key infrastructure (PKI).
- Assignment 1: Online Quizzes (Five quizzes - 20%)
- Assignment 2 (3 tasks - 15%)
- Assignment 3 (2 tasks - 15%)
- Final Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 2 (July), Session 3 (Nov)
ITC596 - IT Risk Management will cover the following topics:
- Information security basics.
- Fundamental security rules.
- Security decision making.
- Practising security.
- Foundations of risk management.
- Quantitative risk assessment.
- Qualitative risk assessment.
- Risk mitigation.
- Risk transference.
- Business continuity planning.
- Forum discussions (10%)
- Case study (25%)
- Case study (25%)
- Risk assessment report (40%).
Subject Availability
Session 3 (Nov)
ITE514 - Professional Systems Security will cover the following topics:
- Access Control
- Application Development Security
- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery planning
- Information Security Risk and Governance
- Cryptography
- Legal, Regulations, Investigations and Compliance
- Operations Security
- Physical (Environmental) Security
- Security Architecture and Design
- Telecommunications Security
- Access Control Policy (2000-3000 words - 25%)
- Incident Analysis (2000-3000 words - 25%)
- Final Exam (50%)
Subject Availability
Session 2 (July)
ITE520 - Managing Mail Servers will cover the following topics:
- Installing and configuring Exchange Servers
- Configuring Exchange recipients and public folders
- Configuring client access
- Configuring message transport
- Monitoring and reporting
- Implementing high availability and recovery
- Designing an Exchange Server installation
- Designing message routing
- Deploying the Exchange Server infrastructure
- Designing and deploying Exchange Server availability and recovery
- Online quiz (15%)
- Microsoft Exchange RFP Solicitation Response (5 questions - 45%)
- Final Exam (40%)
Subject Availability
Session 3 (Nov)
ITE526 - Practical Internetworking will cover the following topics:
- Building a simple network
- Ethernet Local Area Networks (LAN)
- Wireless Local Area Networks
- Exploring the functions of routing
- Wide Area Networks
- Network environment management and troubleshooting networks
- Expanding switched network
- Routing concepts
- Access Control Lists
- Address space management
- LAN extensions
- Online quiz (15%)
- Internetworking Case Study (5000 words - 40%)
- Final Exam (45%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb)
ITE527 - Server Administration will cover the following topics:
- Server installation and configuration.
- Network security Policies.
- Active Directory.
- Group Policy.
- Virtualization.
- File and print services.
- Domain Controllers.
- Network access protection.
- Audit policies.
- Service authentication.
- Network deployment.
- Online quiz (15%)
- Server Administration Handbook (7500 words - 40%)
- Final Exam (45%)
Subject Availability
Session 2 (July)
MGI511 - Project Management Fundamentals will cover the following topics:
- Introduction to Project Management Principles
- Project Integration Management
- Project Scope Management
- Project Time Management
- Project Cost Management
- Project Quality Management
- Project Human Resource Management
- Project Communications Management
- Project Risk Management
- Project Procurement Management
- Online quiz (15%)
- Case Study Analysis (3500 words - 35%)
- Project Management Plan (3500 words - 50%)
Subject Availability
Session 1 (Feb), Session 3 (Nov)
Note: Assessment items are subject to change. Your official subject assessments should be confirmed in your online Subject Outline upon enrolment in that subject.
Sample Assessment
Assessments in your subjects will take a variety of forms, all designed to test and enhance your learning. You might be called upon to sit an exam, write a marketing plan, design an application, produce a video presentation, sit a quiz or any number of tasks. Why not try a small sample based on the exam from the subject ITE514 – Professional Systems Security?
- Why is prevention alone NOT enough to deal with attackers?
- Because upkeep of preventive measures is labour intensive
- Because it is difficult to implement preventive measures
- Because prevention alone is an expensive option
- Because even the best preventive measures are subject to failure
- Which of these choices best describes a buffer overflow attack?
- The input data exceeds the memory allocated for it.
- A buffer overflow is the common result of a SYN flood attack.
- Data formatted differently than expected by the receiving process.
- There is insufficient input data to fill the programs memory buffer.
- In a /24 subnet, the address x.x.x.255 BEST represents which of the following?
- An unusable address
- A broadcast address
- A standard IP address
- A network address
- What is NOT a method of social engineering?
- Impersonating a corporate VP over the phone
- Sending an e-mail that persuades a user to open a dangerous attachment
- Dumpster diving for sensitive corporate information
- Sending a popup window asking the user to re-authenticate
- Which of the following characterizes UDP as compared to TCP?
- More complex
- Connection oriented
- Faster
- Guaranteed delivery
- What specific action did the Melissa virus take that caused it to spread so fast?
- It broadcast itself to remote hosts with a spoofed address, echoing it to machines all over the Internet.
- It mailed itself to the first 50 entries in a victim's Microsoft Outlook address book.
- It invaded root DNS servers, pointing addresses everywhere to infected hosts.
- It opened a user's Internet Explorer browser to a site with the virus.
- Which of the following is FALSE about loopback addresses?
- They are assigned by the local ISP.
- They fall into the range 127.0.0.0/8.
- They are non-routable on the Internet.
- They are often used by services that must contact other services running on the same machine
- Network systems are located at different locations within our environment. Which of the following sections would be the best location for a web server that you want external customers to access?
- Semi-public
- Public
- Private
- Intranet
- Which of the following is the main problem with default passwords?
- They are difficult for valid users to guess.
- Frequently administrators do not know they are there and attackers do.
- They are usually hard to obtain.
- A default password can never be removed from a system.
Answers: D, A, B, C, C, B, B, A, B.
There are two pathways to entry into the Master of Networking and Systems Administration.
- An undergraduate degree from a recognised Australian tertiary institution (or equivalent).
- Professional attainment and/or work experience.
Applicants without a tertiary qualification may be admitted first to the Graduate Certificate in Networking and Systems Administration. Upon successful completion of the four subjects in the Graduate Certificate, students will then be admitted with full credit into the Master of Networking and Systems Administration to complete their remaining units of study.
Information on applying can be found on the How to Apply help page.
Graduate Certificate
The Master of Networking and Systems Administration is an articulated course that incorporates the Graduate Certificate in Networking and Systems Administration. The certificate can be stand alone or, upon successful completion, students may proceed (with full credit) into the Master of Networking and Systems Administration.
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We strive for excellence in all areas and involve the parents and community in the education of the children of our school.
We hope to lead the children to an integration of faith, life and learning and in doing so assist them to prepare for their place in society.
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Although self-treatment is inappropriate, there are things you can do to reduce the physical and mental stresses of cervical cancer and its treatment.
Maintaining good nutrition is one of the best things you can do. You may lose your appetite during treatment for cervical cancer. Common side effects of chemotherapy include nausea, vomiting, and sores inside the mouth.
However, if you take in enough calories and protein, you will maintain your strength and energy and better tolerate the side effects of treatment. Your cancer specialist (oncologist) or gynecologist may be able to recommend a nutritionist who can provide suggestions for keeping up your calorie and protein intake.
The following lifestyle changes may help keep you stronger and more comfortable during treatment:
- Engage in mild physical activity to keep up your energy level. Make sure it doesn't wear you out.
- Get enough rest at night, and take naps if needed.
- Quit smoking.
- Avoid alcohol. You may not be able to drink alcohol with some of the medications you are taking. Be sure to ask your health care provider.
Follow-Up After Cervical Cancer Treatment
Regular pelvic exams and Pap smears are important for every woman. These tests are no less important for a woman who has been treated for precancerous changes or for cancer of the cervix.
Follow-up care should include a full pelvic exam, Pap smear, and other tests as indicated on a regular schedule recommended by your gynecologist. These precautions are necessary to allow early detection should the cancer return.
Cervical cancer treatment may cause side effects many years later. For this reason, you should continue to have regular checkups and should report any health problems that appear.
Cervical Cancer Prevention
The key to preventing invasive cervical cancer is to detect any cell changes early, before they become cancerous. Regular pelvic exams and Pap tests are the best way to do this. How often you should have a pelvic exam and Pap test depends on your individual situation, but here are guidelines:
- Make sure you get a Pap test to check for cervical cancer every 3 years if you are 21 or older.
- If you are 30-65, you can get both a Pap test and human papillomavirus ( HPV ) test every 5 years. Older than that, you may be able to stop testing if your doctor says you are low risk.
- Women of any age who've had a hysterectomy with removal of the cervix and no history of cervical cancer or precancers do not need to be screened, according to the guidelines.
- If you are sexually active and have a higher risk for STDs, get tests for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis yearly. Take an HIV test at least once, more frequently if you're at risk.


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As 2013 comes to an end, Facebook has revealed the top check-ins around the world, as well as the most talked about topics on the social network across various countries.
Below is a snapshot with a focus on Asia Pacific.
Disneyland Tokyo and Hong Kong were among the most popular destinations that Facebook users checked-in to globally. Singapore's Marina Bay Sands, Tainan flower night market in Taiwan, Myungdong Street in South Korea, Melbourne cricket ground in Australia as well as The Golden Temple in India were other top places for Facebook users worldwide.
Globally, Pope Francis, head of the Roman Catholic Church, has been the No. 1 discussed topic for 2013, followed by the election and royal baby. The death of icon Nelson Mandela resulted in more than 115 million interactions on Facebook by 55 million users around the world.
In Hong Kong, typhoon took centerstage with Usagi, which was reported to be one of the strongest in 34 years to hit the city and typhoon Haiyan. which caused massive destruction in the Philippines. Local drama series Triumph in the Skies — alongside local politicians, civil servants, and artists — were among other popular topics for Hong Kong Facebookers.
In Singapore, F1, election, and National Day were the top three topics most discussed by Facebook users in 2013.
For Australia, princess Kate, cricket, and politicians were among the most popular topics for the country this year.
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One week in Hong Kong on a budget
Just back from one week in Hong Kong and my money went farther than what I expected. In fact, the one week cost me about $550 plus airfare.
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great report..
did you have some good food other than mcdonalds?
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I only did McDonald's for breakfast each day. Their breakfast was cheaper than a cup of coffee at Starbucks. I did go to an Outback Steakhouse my last night there because it was only one block away and it was raining. But I did loose four pounds on the trip.
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Free upgrades? I guess you mean you use your Systemwide Upgrades.
My gosh, how can a budget traveler like you take the Big Bus Tour? Also, can't believe you take the A11 bus when you can save half by taking E11!!!
Anyways, McDonald's not the big bargain in HK like it used to be for years. Now most decent value meals cost US$4.
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Yes, I used system upgrades. I was able to get an isle seat on the upper deck three weeks before the flight. On the return flight I was able to get a window seat on the upper deck three weeks before the flight.
Egg McMuffin, hash browns and coffee was 21 Hong Kong Dollars or about $2.71 USD.
The A11 bus was 40 Hong Kong Dollars or about $5.16 USD.
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But if you've taken the E11 (HK$21), you can get 2 extra Sausage McMuffins (promotional price: HK$8/each), and still have more than enough change to ride the Star Ferry or the HK Tramway!!!
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I don't like sausage McMuffins. But I think they need to pass a law in Hong Kong that says you can't walk down the street with your umbrella open and text message at the same time. I had visions of my eyeballs being pulled out of my head as they were hanging on the tips of an umbrella. Perhaps a good thriller movie.
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You shared a bed? That sounds either very cozy or very awkward.
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Hostels are very popular in Europe, New Zealand, and Australia. In fact, I once counted more hostels in Western Australia than in the United States. I met a businessman from Germany who said he never stays in hotels anymore. Too boring, he said. Unfortunately, I had my own bed each night. Converting an old hotel into a hostel in a downtown area would certainly be a good money making proposition for a business person. Most people I meet from foreign countries don't even bother to come to the United States until they turn 21 due to the drinking age. I often mention that most people from the United States have a fake ID.
The hostel I stayed at in Hong Kong had a very small kitchen--just a microwave and sink. But I've seen some hostelers cook up steaks on the grill with the trimmings.
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Business class flight....to then share a bed in a hostel? Sorry I just had to point that out.
Glad you enjoyed Hong Kong. It is a great city.
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