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Javascript, - Xml Script Fix.
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I am seeking a programmer highly experienced in Javascript, XML, and PHP to fix a problem with a code on my web pages.
To see the issue, go to any one of the web pages below:
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You will see on those page there is a 'keyword' in the body content of the page 'golf balls' which is underlined in blue.
If you 'mouse over' that keyword you will see an ad callout window popup.
The problem is that the pointer of that callout popup window should always be pointing directly onto that keyword 'golf balls'. You will see it does not..
If you check the function on all the various 'golf ball' keywords on each of the web pages I have indicated, you will see the callout window opens in random positions 'near' the keyword, but does not point directly to the keyword.
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- The most important thing is to be kind.
- Collaborative, supportive and positive school culture depends solely on the bonds of interrelational trust within and among all stakeholders.
- Learning depends on opportunities to think, do, assess and repeat.
- Our primary purpose as an organization is to provide learning opportunities for all.
- Learners at KPS will leave each day better prepared, happier and more confident than when they came.
- We will learn about, from and with each other every day.
- The way we treat each other and our students is the way our students will treat each other.
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Not able to attend the TELL conference this season?
You can check out the TELL microsite at:
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On August 11 and 12 I will be participating and presenting with Chris Moore (EdCamp you School!) and Dustin O'Neil and Kerry Green-Duren (These are you Morning Announcements) at the TELL conference. TELL is represented by the four associations of Administrative Leaders in Ontario:
The two days will include 4 learning sessions for Principals and Vice Principals. I will be sharing at 2 of them with my fellow colleagues. Included in the two day program are keynote addresses with these educational thought leaders:
Chris @ICprin, Dustin @PrincipalONeil and Kerry @KerryGreenDuren are happy to include the content of our conversations here at Cowpernicus.com. Our agenda for the two day experience will include:
You can also choose to stay in touch with the latest technology enabled learning and leading educators at TVO's Teach Ontario.
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Principal @PrincipalONeil, Principal @KerryGreenDuren and I presented at Connect 2016 in Niagara Falls on April 28, 2016. Our session was well attended and the feedback was flattering. We decided to keep working on our approach to school announcements and then brought our learning work to the TELL Conference in August. TELL is an OPC sponsored event titled: Technology Enabled Learning Leaders. Here is the updated slidedeck.
"These are your Morning Announcements: Sharing School News has Changed!"
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To me INTERCULTURAL Competence is the ability to effectively mesh cultures by way of understanding and being understood simultaneously. It is an acceptance that goes beyond tolerance I would say. While in Chongqing and Beijing I made an intentional and concerted effort to learn as much language as possible and experience as much of the culture as I could. How? Speaking, Reading, Listening and eating as many different foods as possible.
Well I came with a one sheet wonder of phrases that would see me through a trip to the market or a restaurant. Miss Buksa took good care of me by giving me these. I learned quickly that mimicking the "accent" was an exercise I need some teaching around. There are accents in Chinese that combine volume, pitch and "tongue rolling". I'm getting pretty good at it. Getting the accents or " tongues" correct. There are 4 main accents. Going low with a sound. Going up or high with a sound. Going down then up. And most confusing: up down and up again. I am sure I got that wrong. DR. Xu made a joke about some of her students using "Chinglish" phrases or words. I took this to mean a combination of English words and Chinese understandings. Some things just do not translate well. Anyway. I kept a few notes here about the words I learned. I'll save foods for another post.
Phonetically Spelled Words I have Learned to use:
Zrwai bien-go left
Yow bien-go right
Tien bien-go straight
Hoh(m)-go backward –you barely need to say the m at the end.
Do Sow Chen; better said very fast ending up sounding like: Doesachein. This is a way to demand a price, like… How Much is it?
Tie Qwai La; better said fast sounding like: Tiekwayla. This is a way to say the price is too high or you will pay less, like… Too Much!
ShayShay; better said with no pause in between. This is the most common way to say Thank You.
Boo Youwn Shay; better said Booyun Chien, quickly meaning Your Welcome.
Mio Mio; once or twice means No.
Nee How; better said Nihauw meaning Hello. You can add Maa meaning Hello how are you or Hello you are good?
How; can be pronounced fast like Ha,Ha sometimes sounding like people are making fake laughing sounds. This means Good.
LauShir; meaning Teacher. If pronounced fast (and incorrectly) it also means Ten, Yes, and (wait for it) "excrement" Again. The accent is extremely important.
Da Shwai- meaning University. Translated more closely to big or high learning.
Da- Big
Shwai- school
Towwwchien- Sandals or Flip Flops
(f)Houng jiao – Red Wine
EeByQwai- 100 Yuan (the primary denomination of Chinese Yuan) the equivalent to about 22 CDN dollars.
Teeann- money
Counting in Chinese Phonetically:
1-Ee, 2-Ar, 3-Sain, 4-Shzur, 5-Woh, 6-Leol,7-Chi, 8-Baa, 9-Cheou, 10-Xi (I can also count to this with one hand now as they do all over the country.)
I have learned to look at the characters from right to left while reading the English (which is usually underneath) from left to right. Constantly looking at the signs and forcing myself to "understand" has done me well. I believe that my mind can figure it out. I certainly do not possess the ability to read Chinese characters. Finding patterns is key. Everywhere I went I looked for the symbol for learning or school. I figured it out.
I just started copying things I saw and tried to figure out the patterns… I didn't even come close to figuring this one out! My good friend Will from Chongqing is an expert character writer. He has won competitions. He makes Chinese writing look so beautiful. It truly is art that you can read.
This one means "The Speaker".
I would just love to be able to speak this language. What I have noticed is that the longer I am here the more I hear. What I mean to say is that over the time I have been in China I am detecting more differences in the sounds that are made to vocalize the language.
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JOLIET, Ill. -- Ryan Pemberton will begin his new role as competition director at JR Motorsports beginning Monday.
Pemberton will replace Tony Eury Sr., who last week agreed to part ways with the Nationwide Series organization co-owned by his nephew, Dale Earnhardt Jr.
"He's going to help Kelley [Earnhardt Miller] with some ideas on what direction we can go in to get better,'' Earnhardt said.
Pemberton is the brother of Robin Pemberton, NASCAR's vice president of competition. Ryan began his NASCAR career as a mechanic at Roush Fenway Racing in 1988. He was a crew chief at Red Bull Racing before that organization folded after last season.
JRM hasn't won a race since Sept. 4, 2010. Earnhardt said it was decided last week that the company needed to go in a different direction to win races.


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Solomon, the rich and wise king of Israel, the son of beloved David, will teach you to be great in the sight of God and men. You stand before an open door of knowledge, prudence, honor, riches, and life, among many other blessings. These are not the mere words of a pagan thinker, whose sayings have long ago been proven false. These are the inspired words of God as learned, proven, and written down by the world's greatest analyst and philosopher.
The English word 'PROVERB', according to The Oxford English Dictionary, means:
1. A short pithy saying in common and recognized use; a concise sentence, often metaphorical
or alliterative in form, which is held to express some truth ascertained by experience or observation and familiar to all; an adage, a wise saw.
2. A common word or phrase of contempt or reproach, a byword.
3. An oracular or enigmatical saying that requires interpretation; an allegory, a parable.
The Bible uses the word "Proverb" in all three ways, and it contains all three types of proverbs. Solomon's book of proverbs contains all three kinds as well.
God inspired Solomon to write many proverbs, by which he taught the people knowledge and set out acceptable words, even the
words of truth. Of a total of three thousand proverbs, the best five hundred or so are here. What a collection! You will learn wisdom to cover most every area of your life. Success is right before you!
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By Tom Barnes Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
HARRISBURG -- South Side activist Mark Rauterkus withdrew today from the race for state Senate in the 42nd District.
His decision leaves first-term Sen. Wayne Fontana, D-Brookline, as the sole candidate in the Nov. 7 race.
Mr. Rauterkus told Commonwealth Court Judge Dan Pellegrini he wanted to withdraw, just before the judge began going through 967 petitions signatures Mr. Rauterkus had submitted in an effort to get on the ballot.
Dan O'Shea, Mr. Fontana's campaign treasurer, had challenged over 500 of the signatures, mostly on the basis that the signers didn't live in the 42nd District. If true, that would invalidate the signatures and leave Mr. Rauterkus short of the 500 valid signatures he needed, the judge said.
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By Paul White, USA TODAY
For what could be dozens of young major leaguers, it's a tough act to follow. Last year's crop of rookies was among the strongest and deepest in recent memory, but 2007 is not without plenty of candidates — including a couple actually named Young — to make first-year impacts and be significant fantasy players.
The top 20:
1. Daisuke Matsuzaka, SP, Red Sox: The Japanese pitcher, 26, with plenty of experience at home and in international competition is poised to be a double-digit winner on a playoff contender. He's a hard thrower with good strikeout credentials.
2. Matt Garza, SP, Twins: The USA TODAY Minor League Player of the Year in 2006 should be able to grab one of the two or three available slots in the Minnesota rotation. He should be able to win regularly with the support of a strong offense and a deep bullpen.
3. Chris Young, CF, Diamondbacks: He'll have first crack at starting in center field and, if he wins the job, would bump Eric Byrnes to left field. With 20-homer and 20-steal potential, Young could have the most impact of a deep group of first- and second-year players in Arizona.
4. Kevin Kouzmanoff, 3B, Padres: San Diego traded second baseman Josh Barfield for the power hitter who hit 25 homers combined at Double-A, Triple-A and Cleveland last year. He's a .332 hitter over four minor league seasons.
5. Delmon Young, RF, Devil Rays: Tampa Bay was so confident of his impact this season that Young's at-bats were limited in September so he would qualify for Rookie of the Year voting this season. He has power and speed.
6. Jonathan Sanchez, SP, Giants: San Francisco is turning into a pitching team thanks to mound depth in its farm system. Sanchez has a hard, sinking fastball and an above-average changeup. He got work in the bullpen last year but should start in 2007.
7. Kory Casto, LF, Nationals: He will move from third base, which he played in the minors, and become a leading candidate for the wide-open left-field job in Washington. Casto's biggest asset is power, and he has shown good command of the strike zone.
8. Troy Tulowitzki, SS, Rockies: He didn't tear it up in his major league debut (.240 in 25 games) but showed enough to be given a shot to beat out Clint Barmes for the starting job.
9. Phil Hughes, SP, Yankees: He probably won't start the season in the majors, but the best pitching prospect in the system could force his way to the majors before the All-Star break, especially if Carl Pavano isn't able to nail down the No. 5 spot in the rotation.
10. Kei Igawa, SP, Yankees: The left-hander comes from Japan with less fanfare than Matsuzaka, and he's far less overpowering. But he's an experienced pitcher who should contribute plenty of innings and benefit from the team around him.
11. Dustin Pedroia, 2B, Red Sox: He's most often compared to David Eckstein, though Pedroia has a bit more power. Boston expects him to be the starter at second base and bat ninth.
12. Scott Thorman, 1B, Braves: The trade of Adam LaRoche to the Pirates opens the door for the power-hitting Canadian. The left-handed-hitting Thorman could win the job outright or wind up sharing time with Craig Wilson, though Wilson also could end up in a left-field platoon.
13. James Loney, 1B, Dodgers: He doesn't have a starting job, but he's only a Nomar Garciaparra injury from getting into the lineup. Loney is the team's first baseman of the future and has as much power as anyone already in the Los Angeles lineup.
14. Akinori Iwamura, 3B, Devil Rays: Power numbers from Japan don't always translate equally to the USA, but Iwamura has hit as many as 44 homers on the other side of the Pacific and should be able to take advantage of his new team's home park.
15. Alex Gordon, 3B, Royals: Mark Teahen's strong second half last season complicated Gordon's expected rise. But the second-year pro hit .325 with 29 homers and 101 RBI at Double-A. He could make the big-league club as early as spring training. If so, he'll bump Teahen to the outfield.
16. Humberto Sanchez, SP, Yankees: He's a hard thrower who was the best pitcher in the Tigers system before the Yankees got him in the Gary Sheffield trade. He also has bullpen potential, so he could make the roster as early as spring training as a reliever.
17. Matt Albers, SP, Astros: He'll get a chance to move into the rotation this spring, and his chances of remaining there will depend on his effectiveness and maybe on whether Roger Clemens comes back for another Houston season.
18. Glen Perkins, SP, Twins: Young Minnesota pitchers just keep on coming. Perkins will get a shot at the rotation in spring training, and even if he doesn't make the team then, he probably will get an opportunity during the season.
19. Chris Iannetta, C, Rockies: It's more a matter of when he wins the job. Colorado will look at Javy Lopez this spring and has Yorvit Torrealba as a holdover. But Iannetta should ease into regular duty as the season progresses.
20. Shawn Hill, SP, Nationals: Washington's rotation is wide open, and Hill got a taste of the majors last year. He could be as high as the No. 2 starter behind John Patterson, though it will be for a team not likely to be winning a lot of games. Hill, a ground-ball pitcher, is just regaining his effectiveness after Tommy John surgery cost him the 2005 season.
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Ozzfest Comes to the Holy Land
A cloud of dark Goth, heavy metal and a whole bunch of bleeps will settle over Israel this September.
Ozzy Osbourne, founding member of Black Sabbath, and the Godfather of Heavy Metal will bring Ozzfest, one of the world's largest heavy metal music tours, to the holy land. Taking over Tel Aviv's HaYarkon Park, Ozzfest Israel will host a $2 million Ozzfest village, according to a recent article on JPost.com. The festival will also showcase hard rock band KoЯn and several groups, yet to be announced.
Ozzy, who co-starred with his family on the MTV reality series "The Osbournes" will bring along his wife and manager Sharon, who's the daughter of Jewish rock n' roll promoter and entrepreneur Don Arden, and celebrity children Jack and Kelly. The family will tour the country before the show and stop at the Western Wall.
With alll those long black coats, Ozzy will fit right in.
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Royal baby food range on the cards?
Could our little princes and princesses be eating Middleton-made organic baby food in the near future?
Eating like a king may become more than a turn of phrase for your little royals – watch out, the Middletons may be launching their own range of baby food.
According to Vanity Fair, Kate loves making homemade meals for little George and is weaning baby Charlotte with blended homegrown fruits and vegetables grown at Anmer - two under two and royal duties not keeping you busy enough Kate?
Pippa recently completed a food nutrition course and is looking to put it to use, and so the sisters are thinking about launching their own line of organic baby food.
Looks like your little one might be able to eat like a king before too long if the stories are true.
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2016 Summer Slam Dedication
Camron Talbot age 9, was recently diagnosed with Burkitt's Lymphona Cancer.Camron is the son of Jason and Karen Talbot and is a member of the Utah A's baseball team, who were the 8U 2015 Livastride Champions. Livastride is proud to dedicate our Summer Slam Tournament to one of our own. The Talbot family exemplifies the Livastride Foundation's mission, which is to promote activities within our communities and encourage healthy lifestyles. Camron is very athletic and competitive.Let's stand together and help Camron win another championship.
Donations can be made at:
The Livastride Foundation's primary focus is teaching healthy habits and lifestyles. We are not an emergency intervention program or clinic. Please remember, if you or a loved one are contemplating suicide, call 911 or another appropriate authority.
- Over 30,000 people in the U.S. kill themselves every year. (Over 113 per day)
- Suicide is the third leading cause of death for 15-24 year olds
- 1 out of 5 high school students will consider suicide
- Suicide is the second leading cause of death for college age teens
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Brody was a happy, caring, energetic young man who had everything to live for. He was very intelligent and had a desire for learning about almost everything. Brody played sports throughout his school years and hunting and fishing was a big part of his life. His family and friends meant everything to him and he had numerous college friends and business associates that admired him as he strived to be his best.
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I was born with a severe hearing loss. On the hearing scale, I am considered to be deaf. My hearing loss is progressive, it gets worse as time goes on. As of right now, I have zero hearing in my left ear and about 15% of hearing in my right hear. I wear a hearing aid on my right ear so that I am able to hear. I go to a regular public high school just like the average student. The only help that I get in school is a microphone that I carry with me. It allows me to hear but I still have to give teachers my undivided attention. I do cross country and track and field. I can't hear when the start gun goes off so I have to watch the starter's trigger finger.
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Crawfish Etouffee
Total Time
Prep 40 mins
Cook 2 hrs 40 mins
Natchitoches, LA
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- 2 tablespoons flour
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 3 (10 1/2 ounce) cans chicken broth
- 1 medium bell pepper, chopped
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 3 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup
- 1 (15 ounce) can tomato sauce
- 1 tablespoon parsley flakes
- 1 teaspoon Accent seasoning
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon basil
- 1⁄4 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 2 lbs crayfish tails
- 1⁄2 cup chopped green onion
- hot cooked rice
- Roux: In small skillet, mix flour and oil together to make a paste; over medium heat, stir constantly with a wooden spoon until the color of caramel -- Do not let burn; set aside.
- In a Dutch oven, add all ingredients except crawfish and green onions.
- Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer 2 hours or until vegetables are tender.
- Add roux, stirring occasionally and cook for 30 minutes.
- Add crawfish and green onions and cook for 10 minutes longer.
- Serve over a bed of rice.
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In a word, Delicious! By far the best etouffee I followed the recipe exactly as written, not one ingredient added or omitted. Wow! Delicious!
WoW! We had tons of crawfish left over from our crawfish boil and made this recipe with it. Being born and raised in south Louisiana, I have had my fair share of etouffee. This recipe blew them all out of the water. I added hot sauce to it instead of pepper and it was great! My family was very impressed! Thanks for such a great meal.
I had this meal served at a restaurant here in town. The waitress showed me the recipe and was from recipe zaar! This was yummy... and so easy to make! I used shrimp instead of crawfish and came out yummy! Thanks for the recipe!


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One limp Ethel Merman imitation might be accounted a workaday misfortune for a critic. Two within a week, and it starts to look as if someone has it in for me. After Call Me Merman at the King's Head Theatre (reviewed yesterday) comes David Benson's Star Struck. His ineffectual braying, however, was the briefest and least offensive impersonation in the show, half of a double bill more tawdry and feeble than any I can recall, unless I have reached the lower slopes of Mt Alzheimer sooner than I thought.
Benson begins by asking the audience which famous person, living or dead, they would invite to dinner, and why. The answers are not what you would call sparkling - one man said he'd ask Noël Coward, because "I loved his plays". If involving the audience is intended to make Benson's patter shine more brightly by contrast, it fails. Benson would also invite Coward he says, because "there was something about him". As a lonely suburban boy, Benson tells us, he worshipped the great entertainers and got close to a few. Groucho Marx, at his request, sent a signed photo. Eric Morecambe gave the boy his autograph. Frank Sinatra - well, they never met or even wrote to each other, but when he came to the Albert Hall, "I was there! I was breathing the same air as Frank Sinatra!"
At this point in such exciting reminiscences, somebody usually changes the subject so that no one, driven mad by boredom, murders garrulous Uncle Dave. But Benson, unimpeded, goes on to imagine that he attends the all-star party of his dreams, with Coward as the host.
As well as imitating his heroes, with varying degrees of success (Coward is pretty good, Quentin Crisp sounds rather like Winston Churchill), Benson puts a lot of foul-tasting gags into their mouths. Sinatra is depicted as urging Marilyn Monroe and James Dean to kill themselves in order to preserve their legends, addressing a disgusting remark to Ava Gardner, and caring only about making money and holding on to it. (Whatever else one could say about him, Sinatra was in fact a generous contributor to charity.) Coward makes repeated advances to Benson, who is gay but doesn't fancy him. The performance seems an exercise in revenging oneself on the famous for being unaware of their fan's existence - but the spectacle of obsequiousness curdling into resentment is neither clever enough to be funny nor passionate enough to be disturbing.
In The Wicker Woman, a young man and two pretty girls throw their energies into a parody of the 30-year-old thriller about the sacrifice of a virgin by a pagan island cult. There is a lot of running about and shrieking, an imitation of Freddie Mercury, and a display of a turd said to resemble Jesus on the Cross, all of which is about as amusing as the subject is topical. In this type of show, the inadequacy of the set and props is often used to comic effect, but here they simply look cheap and ugly.
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Quentin Cortez Saulsberry (born October 14, 1988) is an American football offensive lineman who is currently a free agent. He attended Mississippi State University from 2007 to 2011. Saulsberry is the only player in MSU Bulldogs history to play and start every game of his career (49). He was regarded as one of the best center prospects in the 2012 NFL Draft.[1]
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A native of Memphis, Tennessee, Saulsberry attended Independence High School in Independence, Mississippi, where he was a three-star offensive line prospect.[2] He chose Mississippi State over Ole Miss and Memphis.
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After redshirting his initial year at Mississippi State, Saulsberry started all 12 games of the year at right tackle. In his sophomore year, he made the transition to left guard, where he started all 12 games and helped pave the way for Anthony Dixon to set a new school record with 1,391 yards. The Bulldog offense lead the SEC and finish ninth nationally in rushing offense, averaging more than 227 yards per game.
In his junior season, Saulsberry started all but three games at right guard. He once started at left guard, and against Houston and Florida, replaced an injured J. C. Brignone at center.[3] In his senior season, he started all 13 games, nine of which at right guard and four at center. He earned All-SEC Honorable Mention by the Associated Press,[4] and played in the 2012 East–West Shrine Game.
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Considered a bit too small for an elite NFL interior lineman, Saulsberry projects as a late-round selection in the 2012 NFL Draft.[5] He eventually went undrafted, but was signed immediately afterwards by the Vikings.[6] On August 31, 2012 as the Vikings reduced their roster down to league maximum of 53 players, he was released.[7]
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On January 23, 2014, Saulsberry was traded to the New Orleans VooDoo for claim order positioning. The VooDoo placed Saulsberry on the exempt list on April 9, 2014 when he signed with the Blue Bombers. He was activated on June 12, 2014 following his release from the Blue Bombers. Saulsberry started the remaining games for the VooDoo upon his return. On September 24, 2014, the VooDoo picked up Saulsberry's rookie option to retain him for the 2015 season.[9]
Winnipeg Blue Bombers[edit]
On April 10, 2014, Saulsberry was signed by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.[10] He was released on June 12, 2014.[11]
- ^ "2012 Top NFL Draft Prospects: Center". CBSsports.com. Retrieved March 17, 2012.
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- ^ Miller, David (October 11, 2010). "Mullen puts stamp on MSU". The Dispatch.
- ^ 2011 Associated Press All SEC team
- ^ Perillo, Paul (February 23, 2012). "Plenty of inside options up front". Patriots Football Weekly.
- ^ Undrafted free-agent deals for all 32 NFL teams
- ^ Craig, Mark. "Chris Carr, Sage Rosenfels surprises among Vikings' final cuts". Star Tribune. Retrieved 1 September 2012.
- ^ Caldwell, Gray (August 25, 2013). "Broncos Trim Roster to 77". DenverBroncos.com. Retrieved August 31, 2013.
- ^ Hayley Asaro (September 26, 2014). "VooDoo retain QB Kennedy among seven rookies". www.sportsnola.com. SportsNOLA.com/LeSEA Broadcasting. Retrieved November 24, 2014.
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Professional open source is an open-source software business model where an open-source software vendor generates revenue from paid professional services, maintenance and support provided along with the software.[1] Some open-source software vendors also provide commercial licenses of open-source software or customized versions of open-source software to specific customers[2] .[3] Professional open source is more commonly used in the business environment rather than for individual use.[4] "The more mission-critical the open source software, the more necessary it is to acquire paid support", suggested SUSE's Gerald Pfeifer. "Individual users will often tough out solving problems through community help forums, but SMB owners and enterprise users more likely will opt for paid support rather than devoting internal resources to support open source software," he added.[5]
- 1 History
- 2 Professional Services for Business Use
- 3 Approaches
- 4 Open Source Benefits
- 5 Reasons for Favouring Proprietary Software
- 6 Alternative Support
- 7 See also
- 8 References
As open-source software began to become popular in the 1990s with the introduction of Linux, business hesitated to adopt it because of fears that no single entity guaranteed its stability or support.[6] As a consequence, larger businesses would often choose commercially distributed software over a product that was released under an open-source license. However, there has been much growth in the number of professional open-source companies – made popular by companies like Liferay, Inc., eXo Platform, OpenSearchServer, Red Hat, MySQL AB, and JBoss. The business model of these companies tries "to offer open-source software with a free license, while using professional services, maintenance and support for these products to derive revenue."[7]
Professional Services for Business Use[edit]
Under the category of professional open source, there are many different types of support available to users. Some may need assistance with their personal use of particular open source software, in which case there are options such as forums, live chat rooms and video tutorials available for free. In the case of business use however, there are more paid professional services available.
Technical Support[edit]
Technical support is one of the professional services available to users of open source software, this type of support can include a wide range of services from bug repairs to simple usage guidance. The case with most major open source software packages for business use is that the vendor of the software gives clients the option of commercial support in addition to the free software.[8] Businesses can pay for this type of service on a contractual basis with regular monthly payments. Alternatively, they can receive technical support through independent firms.[9]
Software training classes and workshops[edit]
In order for business operations to run efficiently, it is important for members of staff, who will be using the open source software, to be very familiar with the functionalities of the software. Businesses in this situation are likely to benefit from organising for their staff to be trained before they use the software. This can be carried out by sending staff to training classes and workshops provided by independent firms such as Open Logic.[9] To prevent any interruptions of work, similar training is available online through a virtual learning environment provided by firms such as CBT Nuggets.[10]
Assistance with customisation[edit]
A lot of companies using open source software for business are using it due to the convenient ability they have to adapt it to their own business needs. "A starting point for modifying open source applications is taking an open source solution that comes close to your needs and adding your own modifications from there", suggested Mac McConnell, vice president of Bonitasoft. "Companies that still do their own software have very specific needs. Most companies today want to start with open source foundation and then customize from there."[11] This may, however, not be possible without the assistance of someone with high technical knowledge of customizing the source code. To overcome this problem, businesses can hire professional assistance from the software developers such as QAT Global.[12]
A dominant factor contributing to the preference of proprietary software as opposed to open-source software is the common misconception[citation needed] that there is more support available for the former than the latter. Developers of open-source software are under no licensing agreement to provide any technical support for their software, nor is any particular organisation responsible for doing so.[13] However, professional open source provides technical support for users through one of the following two approaches and is a prime example of how users can counter this issue.
Part of the package[edit]
Certain vendors of open source software such as Red Hat include technical support as part of the package they provide.[14] Staying with Red Hat as an example, they offer three levels of support for their version of enterprise Linux, the first of which is self-support which is simply the open source software with no support for the user. Secondly, they offer a standard level which includes support via the Internet and telephone for an unlimited number of cases during business hours. Red Hat also offer a premium level of support which would be provided at a much higher price but would provide support to the user 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for severe cases of technical difficulties. Red Hat is not the only company providing support as part of the software package, other companies with similar strategies include Canonical, AT&T, Rackspace, SUSE, HP, IBM, Nebula and many more.[15]
Optional extra support[edit]
Another approach which is used by open source software vendors when providing users of their software with technical support is to provide it as an optional extra. An example of a company offering this service is Ubuntu, which provides an open source operating system for a range of devices.[16] Customers also have the option of subscribing to Ubuntu Advantage, which is their professional support package.[17]
Open Source Benefits[edit]
As the industry grows, the amount of open source software available is increasing. Of the present day, there are free alternative (open source) options available for almost every type of proprietary software.[18] As well as the wide range of availability, there are several reasons why an individual user or a business model may benefit from using open source software instead of expensive proprietary options.
The number of software bugs found in the source code of open source software is gradually decreasing,[19] and in some cases it has been found that proprietary software contains more bugs than open source software which has been built for the same purpose.[20] A common reason for this is the fact that the source code is editable by anyone who wants access to it, therefore software developers are able to remove any bugs and errors as soon as they come across them.
The obvious advantage of using open source software in business models is the monetary savings that can be made through doing so. As there are no direct costs involved with using open source software, it can be said that businesses can save fortunes through not having to pay large amounts of money for costly proprietary software. In 2008 the Standish Group reported a drop in revenue of $60 billion in the propriety software industry due to the adoption of open source software.[21] This also suggests that users had saved a combined $60 billion through using open source software instead of proprietary software.
A feature of open source software which has made it more favourable than proprietary software is the ability to modify the code to suit the needs of a particular user. An example of this was when Linux was used by NASA for their opsLAN system. "We migrated key functions from Windows to Linux because we needed an operating system that was stable and reliable – one that would give us in-house control. So if we needed to patch, adjust or adapt, we could," said Keith Chuvala of the United Space Alliance.[22]
Reasons for Favouring Proprietary Software[edit]
Alternatively to professional open source software, businesses may look into proprietary versions. There are several reasons why this may be a better option despite the mentioned benefits of open source software.
Open source software systems are not sold to generate profit, therefore they tend not to be particularly well suited for all end users and are often developed to suit highly technical users with similar IT backgrounds as the developer of the software. Therefore, factors such as ease of use and cleanliness of the user interface are often overlooked.[23]
External support for open source software often comes at a cost, whereas some proprietary software packages are provided with free technical support. Similar support for open source software is available but very scarce and, when found, likely to require a monetary payment.
Despite the fact that the source code being open to the public means that users can eliminate bugs or generally improve the software, it also means that malicious users can access the code and, in theory, infect the source code with further bugs and errors.
Ultimately the businesses needs and current affairs would need to be assessed in order to determine whether proprietary software or open source software would be the most beneficial.
Alternative Support[edit]
As well as the support offered from the vendors of professional open source software packages, there are alternative methods of receiving support for open source software.
Free communal support is available on-line for most open source software packages. Mozilla Firefox, for instance, offers a service called 'Army of Awesome'.[24] This support system allows users to post their queries to Mozilla through Twitter, the queries can then be answered by contributors. Other packages such as Linux have on-line forums dedicated to individuals and small businesses. Similarly to 'Army of Awesome', Linux users can post their queries to the dedicated forum and wait for a response from another member of the forum.[25]
Independent IT consultant firms can also provide technical support for certain open source software. Some consultant firms, such as Unicon[26] and OpenLogic[27] specialise solely on open source software and can provide assistance with a range of technical difficulties. Some firms will charge a fee for this service whereas others provide the service for free.
See also[edit]
- ^ Karl M. Popp (2015). Best Practices for commercial use of open source software. Norderstedt, Germany: BOD. ISBN 978-3738619096.
- ^ Karl M. Popp and Ralf Meyer (2010). Profit from Software Ecosystems: Business Models, Ecosystems and Partnerships in the Software Industry. Norderstedt, Germany: BOD. ISBN 3-8391-6983-6.
- ^ Richard T. Watson, Donald Wynn and Marie-Claude Boudreau (September 2005). "JBoss: the evolution of professional open source software". MIS Quarterly Executive Vol. 4 No. 3.
- ^ Ivelin Ivanov (May 2015). "The beauty of professional open source software collaboration". Telestax, Inc. company blog. Retrieved 21 May 2015.
- ^ Germain, Jack M. "FOSS in the Enterprise: To Pay or Not to Pay?". Linux Insider. Linux Insider. Retrieved 21 October 2014.
- ^ Osterwalder, Alexander; Pigneur, Yves (23 July 2010). Business Model Generation: A Handbook for Visionaries, Game Changers, and Challengers. John Wiley & Sons. p. 103. ISBN 978-0-470-90103-8. Retrieved 27 September 2013.
- ^ Montalbano, Elizabeth (February 16, 2006). "OSBC: Professional open source grows up". InfoWorld.
- ^ "Services that make the most of Ubuntu". Canonical. Retrieved 21 October 2014.
- ^ a b "Enterprise Technical Support for Open Source Software Packages". Open Logic. Retrieved 21 October 2014.
- ^ "Linux". CBT Nuggets. Retrieved 21 October 2014.
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Shock Doctor Ankle Stabilizer
Shock Doctor Ankle Stabilizer is rated out of 5 by 93.
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Flexible support stays and a quick-fit, keeps you comfortably protected in the Shock Doctor® Ankle Stabilizer. Integrated bilateral stays add support and a Z-Grip™ speed-lace wrap keeps the stabilizer secure. N-Tex™ air flow vented neoprene provides therapeutic warmth and healing so you can get back to being your best, faster.
- Designed to support minor to moderate sprains, muscle strains and unstable joints
- Z-Grip™ speed-lace allows for fast, in-game adjustments for a customized fit
- N-Tex™ air flow vented terry lined neoprene keeps moisture out and adds compression/therapeutic warmth
- Integrated flexible bilateral stays enhance support
- Quick fit, low profile design with elastic sleeve compression for an irritation-free, comfortable fit
- Adjustable footbed wrap for an anatomical fit
- Finger tabs give grip for an easy on/off
- Compression supports soft tissue, joint alignment and blood flow
- Designed for left or right ankle
- Contains Latex
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- Note: This product is not a substitute for medical care. Always seek a professional for the diagnosis and treatment of pain, injury or irritation.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Works well Provides very good ankle support... easy to put on and take off
Date published: 2016-08-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great I always needed something that would give the support my ankle to able me full stability. The stabilizer does that, and more. It keeps my ankle from any pain during a three hour game of softball. I would recommend this product to my friends or anyone else that would be looking.
Date published: 2016-07-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great product that's all I have to say I had a problem with my ankle and this right here did great for me
Date published: 2016-04-13
Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from It is easy to get on . The brace is easy to get on and tighten but when my son is playing soccer the metal supports press into his ankle causing pain and redness.
Date published: 2016-04-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from great support great for any sport where sudden change of direction may happen! I have been out of the game for a while and these things were a lifesaver for my ankles!
Date published: 2016-03-30
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from good its a good product i would recommend this to anybody
Date published: 2016-03-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great product. This brace does a good job at keeping the ankle stable therefore keeping injury to a minimum.
Date published: 2015-10-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great for volleyball and softball Bought these for my both my girls to wear during volleyball and softball. Both have used other braces, but agree these offer good support but allow for freedom of movement and fit better in their shoes.
Date published: 2015-08-24
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Works grwat These fit comfortablely and give great support. Recommend for weak ankles
Date published: 2015-08-21
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great fit and function! Slightly difficult to slide on. Would have given 5/5 stars but it's a bit tight to slide on easily for my son. We purchased these to go on over socks to wear inside cleats. They work very well and he may not need to tape his ankles for football. He says they eliminated excessive ankle roll and still give great range if motion. I would highly recommend
Date published: 2015-05-05


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What is full of sunshine,
Nearly all of the time,
So much so that it should be a crime?
What happens when the wife,
Is crying due to the strife,
Why is she crying, what's wrong with our life?
Is it because of me,
I guess it has to be,
I just don't see any other possibility.
Isn't there anything,
That just might bring,
Back the feeling of meaning?
One could only pay,
For that very day,
But maybe that feeling is too far away.
But then she smiles,
And makes all of the trials,
Worth running over a million miles.
And when I'm done,
I'll walk on the sun,
Just to make sure that she's having fun.
After all, without strife,
It seems that life,
Would be like walking on the edge of a knife.
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Sarah Palin Re-Writes Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs & Ham at CPAC: "I Do Not Like This Uncle Sam, I Do Not Like His Health Care Scam"
Sarah Palin wows them at CPAC with her on version of Green Eggs and Ham, in honor of Sen. Ted Cruz's (TX-R) reading of the Dr. Seuss classic during his filibuster last year, … "I Do Not Like This Uncle Sam, I Do Not Like His Health Care Scam"
"I do not like this Uncle Sam. I do not like his health care scam. I do not like — oh, just you wait — I do not like these dirty crooks, or how they lie and cook the books. I do not like when Congress steals, I do not like their crony deals. I do not like this spying, man, I do not like, 'Oh, Yes we can.' I do not like this spending spree, we're smart, we know there's nothing free. I do not like reporters' smug replies when I complain about their lies. I do not like this kind of hope, and we won't take it, nope, nope, nope."
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) Wins CPAC Presidential Straw Poll in a Landslide … 2nd Sen. Ted Cuz (TX), 3rd Ben Carson
Look for Democrats and their liberal MSM minions to go after the rising new anti-establishment star of the Conservative movement, Rand Paul.
Rand Paul wins the presidential straw poll at CPAC going away. Paul received 31% of the vote, while his fellow anti-establishment Republican Texas Senator Ted Cruz finished in second place with 11%. Neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who came to prominence when he let America and Barack Obama know what he felt about Obamacare at the 2013 National Prayers Breakfast, finished third with 9%. Paul is a very dangerous and formidable opponent for Democrats as he energizes the GOP base and brings in the young and libertarian vote.
Rand Paul handily won the presidential straw poll at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday, one gauge of the Republican base's mood less than two years before the 2016 primary season kicks off.
The Kentucky senator received 31 percent, far ahead of second place Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who received 11 percent. Neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished third with 9 percent, ahead of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who received 8 percent.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum tied for fifth place, with 7 percent.
Um, Chris Christie who? The Republican that the media just drools over, including Fox News, finished distant 4th.
- Sen. Rand Paul – KY (31%) – Although I do not agree with all of his policies, Paul is a Conservative and breath of fresh air from the power-elite GOP establishment.
- Sen. Ted Cruz – TX (11%) – A Conservative rock star, who if he can run, would make a great President and follow the US Constitution.
- Neurosurgeon Ben Carson (9%) – From out of nowhere Carson has taken the Conservatives by storm. I would vote for Ben in a heartbeat.
- Gov. Chris Cristie – NJ (8%) – RINO has no chance of winning GOP primary if Republicans ever want to be anything more than Democrat-light.
- Gov. Scott Walker – WI (7%) – A solid GOP governor who will one day be a president.
- Former Sen Rick Santorum – PA (7%)
- Sen. Marco Rubio – FL (6%) – His stance on immigration amnesty has made Rubio toast with the base.
- Rep. Paul Ryan – WI (3%) – The base not enamored with establishment Republican and 2012 VP nominee.
- Gov. Rick Perry – TX (3%) – His performance in the 2012 GOP primaries may be too much to overcome.
Four others pulled 2%: Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.
Rand Paul energizes the faithful at 2014 CPAC.
While other addresses at this year's CPAC focused on specific policies and red-meat issues like gay marriage and ObamaCare, Paul spoke in broad metaphorical terms of the need to "stand together for liberty."
"It isn't good enough to pick the lesser of two evils," he said. "We must elect men of principle and conviction and action who will lead us back to greatness. There is a great and tumultuous battle underway, not for the future of the Republican Party, but for the future of the country."
Paul framed the libertarian-ideas that have gained prominence within the party in recent years in historical terms, positioning his values as descending from the nation's Founding Fathers. Paul name-dropped foundational American thinkers ranging from Daniel Webster to John Adams, James Madison to Montesquieu, but also quoted Pink Floyd's Roger Waters.
One of his biggest applause lines seemed specifically geared toward the digital generation that has special resonance in the wake of the ongoing debate over privacy and NSA surveillance.
"I believe what you do on your cellphone is none of their damn business," he said, to extended cheers from the crowd.
Rand Paul released the following statement touting his win:
"The fight for liberty continues, and we must continue to stand up and say: We're free and no one, no matter how well-intentioned, will take our freedoms from us," he said. "Together we will stand up for the Constitution. Together we will fight for what is right. Thank you, and onwards to victory.
Former President Jimmy Carter May not be Dead, But his Presidency Was … Donald Trump Makes Reference at CPAC to the "Late, Great Jimmy Carter" … I'm Not Dead Yet!!! (VIDEO)
Former President Jimmy Carter needs to borrow a line from Monty Python and the Holy Grail … I'm Not Dead Yet!!!
It would appear that Donald Trump was a bit premature in announcing the death of "the late, great Jimmy Carter (VIDEO)." Yesterday at CPAC, The Donald compared the Obama presidency to that of the disastrous, failed presidency of Jimmy Carter. Trump stated that Obama's job approval numbers at 38% were now in Jimmy Carter territory and that he never thought he would see another presidency like the late, great Jimmy Carter. Oops. Make no mistake, Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the United States has not passed away. However, Carter's presidency was.
"We're getting into Jimmy Carter territory, and I never thought I'd see anything like that again," he said as the audience chuckled. "I lived through that time and it was not a good time and we're pretty close – I think maybe by next month we will have surpassed the late, great Jimmy Carter."
With Barack Obama's failed foreign and domestic policies and adverse impact on America, it would look like from his falling polling number, Obama's presidency is dead as well.
John McCain Apologizes to Senators Rand Paul & Ted Cruz for 'wacko birds' Comment
Mavericky Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) apologized for his 'wacko birds' comment that he made toward Sens. Rand Paul and Ted Cruz for their outspoken brand of politicking on the Hill. The long time Arizona senator and failed GOP Presidential candidate took exception to the fact that he has been passed by the young Turks. What McCain might finally be realizing is that Paul and Cruz represent a breath of fresh air for the GOP Senate and what the GOP base wants to embrace, not Democrat light. During CPAC 2013, Rand Paul took the opportunity to slap back at McCain and said "the GOP of old has grown stale and moss-covered." Whether McCain's apology was sincere, who knows. However, one thing is for certain … the balance of power is being to shift in the GOP Senate and is moving away from the failed establishment senators and more toward the new brand of Republican Senators like Rand Paul (KY), Ted Cruz (TX), Marco Rubio (FL), Jeff Flake (AZ) and Pat Tommey (PA).
Sen. John McCain is apologizing for calling Sens. Rand Paul and Ted Cruz "wacko birds" and says he respects what his Senate colleagues stand for.
"[In] an interview I said that Sen. Cruz and Sen. Paul were 'wacko birds.' That was inappropriate and I apologize to them for saying that, and I respect them both. I respect what they stand for and what they believe in. They both made an impact out here in the United States Senate," McCain (R-Ariz.) said on Fox News on Friday.
McCain at some point best realize that his days are behind him and that he is on the wrong side of the future of the Republican party. Of he wants to make such criticisms he might as well pull an Arlen Specter or Charlie Crist and switch parties.
Posted March 17, 2013 by Scared Monkeys
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Two Young GOP Superstars Finish One, Two … Rand Paul wins CPAC 2013 Straw Poll with 25%, Marco Rubio Places Second at 23%
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul won the CPAC 2013 straw poll with 25% of the vote. Florida Senator Marco Rubio finished a close second at 23%. Nearly 3,000 votes were cast by attendees at the three day conference held at a hotel just outside of Washington, DC in which the straw poll is considered one way to gauge where the conservative base stands on potential Republican nominees. Rand Paul had earlier wowed the crowd at CPAC.
Marco Rubio, lft. – Rand Paul, rt.
Although it is far too premature to determine a front runner for the GOP for the 2016 Presidential election, what is apparent is that the two young Turk superstars of the Republican party were at the forefront of this straw poll and have conservatives support. Sen. Rand Paul became a conservative hero with his recent 13 hour filibuster where he took Attorney General Eric Holder and President Barack Obama head on with the "Drone" issue. Rand Paul make Holder and Obama blink. Although a CPAC straw poll does not determine an eventual GOP presidential nominee, what makes this much, much different is that the two straw poll winners, Rand Paul and Marco Rubio, are both cross-over candidates which the LEFT and the MSM are going to have a hard time calling right-wing extremists.
Sen. Rand Paul won the 2013 Washington Times-CPAC presidential preference straw poll Saturday, and Sen. Marco Rubio was a close second, easily outdistancing the rest of the field and signaling the rise of a new generation of conservative leaders who will take the Republican Party into the 2016 election.
Mr. Paul won 25 percent of the vote, and Mr. Rubio collected 23 percent. Former Sen. Rick Santorum was third with just 8 percent, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie — who was not invited to speak at the three-day Conservative Political Action Conference — was next with 7 percent, and Rep. Paul D. Ryan, the GOP's vice presidential nominee last year, was fifth with 6 percent
The full poll results can be found here:
Paul — 25
Rubio – 23
Santorum – 8
Christie – 7
Paul Ryan – 6
Scott Walker – 5
Ben Carson – 4
Ted Cruz – 4
Bobby Jindal – 3
Sarah Palin – 3
Other – 14
Undecided – 1
Also, look for big things in the future from other Conservative superstars Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, neurosurgeon Ben Carson and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. The GOP has a deep bench for 2016.
A note to the 8% who voted for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who was not invited to speak at the three-day Conservative Political Action Conference, he is no conservative and the GOP does not need another RINO running for office in the line of other failed GOP candidates like John McCain and Mitt Romney. The GOP needs to find what it stands for and a messenger to the people who can relay that message to We the People.
Posted March 17, 2013 by Scared Monkeys
2016 Elections, Benjamin Carson, Conservatives, CPAC, Marco Rubio (R-FL), Polls, Rand Paul (KY-R), Republican, Scott Walker - WI, Senate, Ted Cruz (R-TX) | 9 comments


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This is a resubmission of an application from the University of Wisconsin for a new training grant in the area of virology. Research on viruses is an important focus area in science. Knowledge gained about viruses have led to many fundamental insights about basic cellular processes such as replication, transcription, translation, mechanisms of oncogenesis, and host immunity. Viruses are important pathogens contributing greatly to human misery and death. At the University of Wisconsin, virology is a major focus area of study, with 19 well-funded virology faculty studying a wide variety of viruses from ones that infect plants and insects to ones that cause human cancer and viruses causing emerging new disease such as Ebola and new strains of influenza virus. An effort to develop an integrated virology training program in Madison began over 15 years ago with the creation of the Madison Virology Program. This new training grant application reflects our collective goal to develop further an outstanding training program for predoc and postdoc trainees interested in all aspects of virology on this campus. Highlights of our new training program's activities includes an extensive virology curriculum, a campus wide weekly Molecular Virology Seminar series attended by all trainers and trainees with specific mentoring activities associated with it, a monthly trainee data club, a multifaceted approach to career development that emphasizes acquisition of skills in writing grants and manuscripts as well as in oral presentations, training in ethics, and an annual, program-wide virology retreat. Predoc and postdoc trainees will be required to participate in all training activities, present yearly seminars, be trained in ethics, and in the case of predoc obtain a minor focused on virology. In addition to the campus-wide seminar series, trainee data club, and retreat, there are many collaborative projects between virology labs on campus as well as interlab group meetings that foster the exchange of ideas. Progress of each trainee is monitored at multiple. Our ability to attract outstanding predoc trainees is reflected in the top-ten national rankings of the graduate programs in Madison that attract students interested in virology. We also recruit outstanding predoc and postdoc trainees to our labs through a combination of the individual strength of each of the trainer's research program, the breadth of the opportunities in virology on campus, our organizing and hosting virology meetings in Madison, and our minority-focused recruiting efforts. Our strong record of achievement in training virologists, with one third of past trainees from our labs now holciing faculty positions and >90% working in the biomedical sciences, provides strong evidence for our continued success in training the next generation of outstanding virologists.
Training the next generation of virologists is critical to our national ability to deal with existing as well as emerging diseases caused by viruses.
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Place to swim Horse around Calgary
I don't know if anyone is really from around Calgary, AB, Canada... but if you are I am looking for a good place where I can take my horse swimming. If you know of one please let me know! thanks
We used to keep our horses on 53 St NW between the 1A and the river. A huge golf course was jammed up against the west side of the small acreages. We rode down to the river. There was a path into the water. We'd go with the current about a hundred yards and get out on another path and go again. It was beautiful down there with big shade trees. I hesitate to think what it's like now. We weren't quite as far west as the Bowness bridge.
If you lived closer to Lethbridge I could help you out. We just go in the river when it's lower so the current isn't too strong.
Thanks Ill keep looking! =)
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