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Kerala Scholarship Notification 2016 for OBC, Minority
Kerala Government has decided to release the Kerala Scholarship Notification 2016 very soon on its official website. Candidates who are going to take higher education without any financial problems, those can apply for this Kerala Scholarship Online Application Form 2016-2017 academic year. All the eligible and talented candidates may apply for this scholarship through online. Kerala government provides lots of scholarship schemes every year for the candidates who are economically weak. This year also organization is going to provide the scholarship for all the candidates who want to get better education and bright future.
List of Kerala Scholarship Notification 2016 Schemes:
- Swarna Jubilee Scholarship.
- Muslim Girls Scholarship.
- Muslim Nadar Scholarship.
- IAS Coaching Scholarship.
- Blind or PH Scholarship.
- District Merit Scholarship.
Eligibility Criteria for Kerala Scholarship 2016-2017:
Candidates parents annual income should be less than 2 lakhs and those can not apply for any other scholarships. Uttar Pradesh government provides scholarships through many institutes. Organization will give reservation for girls.
Required Documents for Kerala Scholarship Notification 2016:
- Recent passport size photograph.
- Attested photo copies of all the necessary certificates.
- Income Affirmation and another certificate.
- College Certificate.
- Caste Certificate.
- Income Certificate.
- Residential Proof.
- Marks list of last passing year.
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2015 Merrill Presidential Scholars: Include two MAE students:
Eric Ching and Ankith Harathi to be honored at the Merrill Presidential Scholars Convocation in May.
Merrill scholars are chosen not only for their outstanding scholastic accomplishments, but also because they have "demonstrated remarkable intellectual drive, energetic leadership abilities and a propensity to contribute to the betterment of society."
Philip Merrill '55 created the Merrill Presidential Scholars program in 1988, allowing Cornell to celebrate—on an annual, ongoing basis—excellence in teaching and scholarship. The program has honored Cornell University's most outstanding graduating seniors, while also recognizing the teachers who have played a significant role in ensuring their success.
Merrill Presidential Scholars rank among the top one percent of the class in their respective schools and colleges.
Each scholar is given an opportunity to recognize the high school teacher who most inspired his or her scholastic development and the Cornell faculty member who most significantly contributed to his or her college experience. Each spring, the scholars, along with their high school teachers and Cornell professors, are honored at a convocation hosted by Cornell's president. The high school teachers are invited to campus as guests of the university to participate in the convocation, some traveling from as far away as Europe and Asia. Special events are planned to make their visit productive and meaningful.
Eric Ching
A graduate of John P. Stevens High School in Edison, NJ, Eric Ching will receive his B.S. this May in mechanical engineering with a minor in electrical and computer engineering. He is currently researching bubble nucleation using thin film micro-heaters for Professor C. Thomas Avedisian, and investigating the effectiveness of a recently proposed subgrid-scale model in computational fluid dynamics simulations for Professor Olivier Desjardins. He is also a telecommuting year-round intern for Sandia National Labs and is a TA for MAE 2030 (Dynamics). This fall, he will enroll in Stanford University's mechanical engineering graduate program. At the Merrill Presidential Scholars Convocation in May, Eric will be honoring Professor Avedisian as the faculty member who most positively influenced his undergraduate career, and Laura Unger as the high school teacher most responsible for his academic growth.
Ankith Harathi
Ankith grew up in Portland, Oregon and graduated as valedictorian from Jesuit High School. Upon admission to Cornell, he was named a Meinig Family National Commitment Scholar. He achieved an overall GPA of 4.07 while majoring in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and minoring in Business; he graduated with the distinction of Summa Cum Laude. Ankith was the Cooling System Team Leader of Cornell's Formula Racing (FSAE) 9-time world championship team. He also held the position of Scholarship Chair in his social fraternity, Phi Kappa Tau. After graduation, Ankith will be joining Stroud International Consulting as an Associate Consultant.
The high school teacher most responsible for his academic growth is Mr. Paul Hogan. Ankith said "Mr. Hogan was not solely a teacher, but also my coach and personal mentor as I attended Jesuit High School. I first met Mr. Hogan as my Speech and Debate class teacher; his passion and enthusiasm in the subject elicited the very same from me. My excitement for his teaching style and the subject led me to join Jesuit's mock trial team. While on the team, Mr. Hogan taught me confidence and professionalism, not solely for mock trial, but for everyday situations, and I still find myself applying what he taught me."
The Cornell faculty member who most significantly contributed to his college experience, MAE's Professor Charles H.K. Williamson. "After getting to know Professor Williamson in fluid dynamics through many discussions after lectures and office hours, he became my source of guidance throughout my college career. I would approach him with updates on various other classes, job and internship interviews, and about plans for after graduation. Professor Williamson has given me many helpful pieces of advice, with the most memorable being: 'when you don't put your full effort in something it's more like a chore you are trying to finish quickly. When you wholeheartedly put all your effort in something, you begin to enjoy it.'"
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Corbett, William, Literary New England: A History and Guide, London: Faber & Faber, 1993.
This brief overview traces the roots of the New England literary tradition and the literary ancestors who influenced Donald Hall and his generation.
Howard, Robert West, The Horse in America, Chicago: Follett, 1965.
One of strongest works on this topic, it provides a unique interpretation of history through the eyes of the horse. West traces the gradual replacement of human labor by horse power, including the eventual demise of the animal's role as a beast of burden. Also strong is his account of the horse's arrival in the Americas during the seventeenth century and its subsequent transformation of Native American life. Howard's is an indispensable resource for all things horsey.
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Bypass Module
The PowerHandler Plus is a switchboard system bypass module designed for 3200A to 4000A applications. The unit allows engineers to service paralleled UPS systems without taking critical loads offline. It features draw-out breakers, a small footprint, and a fully rated static switch.
Invensys Powerware
Raleigh, N.C.
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Surge Suppressor
The new model TSS Talon surge suppressor is a bidirectional, parallel-connected device designed for electrical distribution panels or other critical-load applications in facilities that may experience internally generated transients. It is an MOV-based product that is rated 40 kA of 8 × 20μs surge current for each mode of protection and provides L-N and N-G protection.
United Power Corp.
Richmond, Va.Circle 201
Static Transfer Switch
This new 20A rack-mount digital static transfer switch adds redundancy at the point of use by providing instantaneous power transfers between two AC sources. The 120/208V two-pole system also features an integrated maintenance bypass and modbus communications capability.
Cyberex Corp.
Highland Heights, Ohio
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Battery Backup Unit
The 50W, 48VDC Power-Shield is a battery backup and surge protection device designed for use with telecommunications equipment. The device provides 8 to 12 hrs of battery backup runtime for typical voice-capable devices. It also notifies the end user and service provider of the power supply's health and status.
American Power Conversion
West Kingston, R.I.Circle 203
Power System Software
The ETAP PowerStation 4.0 design and analysis software for electrical power systems features five new modules: Reliability analysis, battery discharge analysis, user-defined dynamic modeling, ground-grid systems, and panel systems. These modules provide high-voltage evaluation tools; modeling capabilities for low-voltage, single-phase systems; and more.
Operation Technology
Lake Forest, Calif.
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Battery Charge Controller
The charge control device (CCD-100) is designed to regulate standby battery charging for improved battery performance and lifespan. The device offers temperature-compensated voltage regulation for 12V monobloc batteries, and it does not interfere with post-discharge equalization/recharge cycles.
Willowbrook, Ill.
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VRLA Batteries
The Unigy high-rate series of absorbed, VRLA batteries are designed for high-rate UPS systems. The 12V monobloc batteries are housed in reinforced cases constructed of polyproylene or flame-retardant plastic. They also feature absorbed glass-mat construction with Hovosorb® separators, tank-formed plates, and self-sealing vents.
East Penn Manufacturing Co.
Lyon Station, Pa.
Circle 206
Surge Protection Devices
The PLUGTRAB PT series of DIN-rail mount surge protection devices protects up to four signal lines or two data lines in less than ¾ in. of rail space. The devices divert surge voltage and current away from I/O and data cards. They feature a plug-gable design, an automated testing device, and more than 10 kA of surge current handling capacity.
Phoenix Contact
Harrisburg, Pa.
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Ground Resistance Meter
The Sterling 2301 clamp-on ground resistance meter attaches to ground conductors or rods up to 45 × 32 mm with single-hand operation and reads resistance with 0.01 ohm resolution. The meter also measures leakage current and features 99 memory settings, three calibration loops, an audible alarm, and a hard carrying case.
Duncan Instruments
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Engine Control System
The Engenius™ engine system manager (ESM™) puts gas compression and distributed generation operators in complete control of their engines, regardless of engine locations. The solid-state device monitors speed, pressure, temperature, and other engine conditions; controls ignition timing, speed governing, and stop/start functions; and provides diagnostic help and fault logging when requested.
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Waukesha, Wis.
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Automatic Transfer Switches
The ZTS-MV series of automatic transfer switches includes a NEMA- and ANSI/IEEE-compliant switching system designed to handle loads in the 5kV to 15kV range. The switches include dual electric interlocks, an integrated microprocessor-based control module, power and control module isolation, source availability indication, and a NEMA 1 enclosure with front and rear accessibility.
GE Zenith Controls
Chicago, Ill.
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Rotary UPS
The STARSINE™ advanced rotary UPS provides up to 12 sec of batteryless ride-through during power-line disturbances and short-term outages. The unit's induction motor operates in conjunction with a surge limiting line reactor, an electronics control package, a low-speed flywheel, an engine, and a generator clutch. Models' ratings range from 315kVA to 2.2 MVA with nominal input voltages of 480VAC or 4160VAC.
SatCon Power Systems
Anaheim, Calif.
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Surge Suppression Module
The two-piece ASSM offers overvoltage protection for single-phase equipment. The unit, which features a status alert module and consumes ¾ in. of DIN-rail space, comes in 120VAC and 230VAC versions.
Acme Electric Corp.
Lumberton, N.C.
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These 30kW and 60kW microturbines are the first products in a new turbine generator line. The air-cooled units, which require no coolants or lubricants, feature digital controls and sound-attenuated, all-aluminum housing for quiet operation and environmental protection.
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Hello Folks! It is 'that' day of the year again. April 22nd, the Earth Day. See more about it here and here.
I am sure as individuals we have an eternal gratitude towards the great gift this planet has given us – the gift of life, nature and our human intellect. I am sure each one of us is doing our bit to preserve the sanctity of it. Kudos for that!
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Green Day Thursday: Editor's Pick – Simply Scrub Rose Body Scrub
It's no secret that I'm a scrub-a-holic, I'm always ready for the next best in a face or body scrub. Well, some time ago I received some amazing scrubs from Simply Scrub and I'm loving all of them. But, the one I'd like to introduce you to today is the Rose Body Scrub.
About Simply Scrub Rose Body Scrub $16 (3.5 oz jar):
Le petit bijou – the little jewel. That's what we think of when we see the pinky-red hue of our rose scrub in its pretty new tub. Perhaps it's the elegant floral scent, or the amazing antibacterial and toning properties all those petals pack. Or, maybe it's healthy dose of avocado, sweet almond, jojoba, and other essential oils that protect and moisturize your skin. Whatever it is, we can't help but wax poetic about our new 3.5 oz tub of Rose scrub. Once you smooth a palm full all over your skin, we think you'll be singing its praises, too. Perfectly portable and easy to store, what more could you ask for?
Why we love it:
Simply Scrub Rose Body Scrub is a totally different type of scrub — rather than being full of man-made materials with added ingredients, Rose Body Scrub is simply crushed rose petals with some great essential oils added. Ordinarily, I like to use a scrub straight on my body before adding water, but I found that having my skin moistened before applying this scrub is the best way to use it.
This rose body scrub is fragrant and provides gentle exfoliation. You don't have to worry about "overdoing" it with this scrub (I tend to be rather zealous with exfoliants). After using it, my skin is smooth and hydrated as well. I am an avid user of body lotion after my shower, but after using Simply Scrub Rose Body Scrub, you could probably skip that step.
A little of this scrub goes a long way — I use about 2 palms full of the scrub for my entire body, that gets the job done.
I'm accustomed to scrub that "melt" and this one doesn't, so I only have one small problem with it — it can get a little messy post shower. You're going to have to do more than your usual cleaning to your tub/shower, but hey, it's worth it!
Other scrubs from the line include Coffee, Soursop, and Chocolate which we will be reviewing soon.
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Pro: Gentle exfoliant, hydrates, fragrant
Con: A bit messy
Price: $16 for 3.5 oz. jar
Buy Again: Yes
Packaging: 4 Blings
Overall: 5 Blings
Hero Ingredients: Rose Buds Petals, Avocado Oil, Brown Sugar, Sweet Almond Oil, Shea Butter, Vitamin E, Jojoba Oil, Coconut Oil, Tea Tree Oil
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Well, that was fun! For the past six days, several of InStyle's editors headed up north for the Toronto International Film Festival. While there, we set up a pop-up portrait studio inside the luxurious Windsor Arms Hotel so the casts of the buzziest films could swing by and get their picture taken by seasoned photographer Henny Garfunkel (click here to see some of the portraits and check out the November issue for the full portfolio). We also kept the stars busy during their hustle-and-bustle, with options to get touch-ups by Dior Beauty, browse diamond pieces by Forevermark, learn about the charity initiative water.org and test out the newest technology in Google Glass. Yet, some of the most memorable moments happened when we were all just chatting with the more than 30 casts who came by, swapping festival survival stories and reminiscing about life since their filming wrapped.
A catch-up session that was especially smile-inducing was with the cast of August: Osage County. The on-screen family included Julia Roberts, Ewan McGregor, Juliette Lewis, Abigail Breslin, Julianne Nicholson and Dermot Mulroney. (Sadly, the mother hen of the movie Meryl Streep was feeling under the weather and didn't attend TIFF). They all swooped in at once and permeated such a warm family vibe, it covered every inch of the tiny room. "You would not expect it to be the case, but everybody is so lovely and funny and it was that way immediately," explained Nicholson of her on-screen blood relatives, including Roberts and Lewis who play her sisters. "I feel so lucky to be a part of making this piece. I love that it's about grown-ups. I'm not 21 anymore, and it feels exciting to see a movie about people that have their lives on their faces. That feels alive and daring." Garfunkel didn't have to ask twice for them to get closer for the shot you see above. After hugging in front of the camera, Lewis (in Zac Posen) turned to us and said, "When we were all cast, I went, 'I believe this!'" We did, too.
Click see more behind-the-scenes photos shot by InStyle.com's Alex Reside from inside InStyle's TIFF pop-up portrait studio and get more dish about the festival's biggest stars.
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"Delicious mixed with plain yogurt; poured on a block of cream cheese as an appetizer; on buttered toast and english muffins. Oranges can be used instead of lemons and that's delicious too. But don't use fresh pineapple because the enzymes in fresh pineapple may prevent a good jel. Refrigerate OPENED jars and then use within 4-weeks. Unlike regular pectin, Pomona's gel is produced through very low sugar. Adding too much sugar will prevent proper gelling. But additional sugar CAN be added after the pectin has dissolved (see Step 14 below)."
Pineapple Lemon Jam (With Pomona's Universal Pectin)
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- 5 -6 lemons
- 2 cups unsweetened crushed canned pineapple (20 oz can)
- 1 cup dry white wine or 1 cup water
- 3 teaspoons universal pectin (Pomona's Universal Pectin)
- 3 teaspoons calcium water (comes with Pomona's pectin)
- 3 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon butter
- Prepare Pectin:
- Mix 3 teaspoons pectin (large envelope) with 3-cups sugar. Set aside.
- Mix 1/2 teaspoons of the calcuim (sm. envelope) with 1/2 cup water. Set aside.
- Scrub then peel the lemons.
- Put the peels in a small sauce pan. Cover with water and simmer for 20-minutes or until the peel can be pierced with a fork. Drain, rinse, cool and chop the peel.
- Remove the excess white pith from the peeled lemons.
- Cut the peeled lemons in quarters. Slice out the white center membrane and discard.
- Puree the peeled lemons in a food processor.
- Into a heavy saucepan, measure 1 teaspoons butter, 2-cups lemon puree, 1-cup chopped peel, 2-cups undrained, crushed pineapple, and 1-cup of wine (for a total of 6-cups).
- If you are short of the 6-cups, just add more wine, pineapple or lemon.
- To the fruit in the pan, add 3 teaspoons prepared calcium water. (The rest of the calcium water can be saved in a little jar for up to two months in the fridge).
- Bring to a hard boil and boil for one minute.
- Add the sugar/pectin mixture and stir vigorously for 2-minutes allowing pectin to dissolve.
- NOTE: At this point you can add an additional one-cup sugar to give the jam a longer "opened jar" refrigerator shelf life.
- Bring back to a boil and boil hard for one minute. Skim foam if necessary.
- Ladle into seven, sterilized half-pint jelly jars, and process only 5-mins.
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Let us put "JOY" in your travel!
Ontario, one of the largest provinces in Canada, is hostto a multicultural sampling of both people and culinary pleasures. Since Ontario is such a vast area encompassing thousands and thousands of food destinations, we have to narrow our search based on popularity.
Located in Southern Ontario, Toronto is the provincial capital of Ontario. It also hosts an area called "Little Italy." You will not find just one restaurant to eat at, but there are over 50 patio style, traditional, Italian establishments ready to serve you. As you walk down College strip your taste buds will be stimulated by the scent of authentic Italian dishes – Linguini with clam sauce, Tortellini ricotta, and of course Lasagna.
If you do visit Little Italy, be sure to stop and checkout the menus at these highly recommend restaurants:
– Frank's Kitchen
– Giancarlo Trattoria
– La Forchetta
– The Mad Italian
If Toronto is on your list of places to visit while in Ontario, then you Must visit Little Italy…come prepared to Eat.
Further east of Toronto we find a bistro called "Sweetgrass." It's located in Ottawa. Ottawa is the national capital of Canada. Sweetgrass is one of the first restaurants in the area to offer aboriginal cuisines. This means their menus change with the seasons, and to keep in step with that concept they make everything in house – breads, sauces, and deserts – made fresh daily.
When people talk about Sweetgrass they use the word "experience," it's not just the food that's great, but it's the complete aboriginal tradition that a customer experiences. The beat of native drums, native art, native jewelry, attention to detail in both history and culinary taste…this is what makes this bistro unique.
Lets take a look at their summer specialties:
1. Spring Canada Goose Leg
2. Bistro Buffalo Burger
3. Pacific Halibut
4. Grilled Tatonka
5. Water and Land Specials (Seasonal)
6. Elk Dumplings
Locals and visitors alike rate this bistro as one of the best food destinations in the area, keep Sweetgrass in mind if you are anywhere near the Ottawa trails.
Ontario is full of culinary hotspots, this is true from one end of the province to the other. Although we only hit on a few of the more popular spots in the more visited areas, whatever part of Ontario you visit you can be assured that you will find a bistro, cafe, cheese shop, or restaurant that satisfies your taste buds.
When planning your next trip to Ontario checkout Ontariotravel.net. You will find this site a fantastic starting point for culinary hotspots and more. By the way, Ontario has one of the richest wine countries in Canada – you may want to ad this to you list of stops too.
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Nice post. Knowing where to get the best food when you are out exploring new destination is a great relief. Whit restaurants like Sweetgrass, a holiday in Canada would be great and "fresh"!


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$525 Million Acquisition of Global Cloud Networking Leader Is the Eighth NVP Liquidity Event This Year; Brings Combined Transaction Value to More Than $8 Billion
$525 Million Acquisition of Global Cloud Networking Leader Is the Eighth NVP Liquidity Event This Year; Brings Combined Transaction Value to More Than $8 Billion
PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwired - Oct 28, 2013) - Norwest Venture Partners (NVP) today announced that NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com), ICT solutions and international communications business within NTT (NYSE: NTT), and Virtela Technology Services Incorporated (Virtela), a leading global managed and cloud network services company, have entered into a definitive agreement via NTT Com and Virtela's shareholders. This is pursuant to which NTT Com has agreed to wholly acquire Virtela for a total transaction price of approximately $525 million (USD) in cash.
NVP is the founding investor and largest shareholder in Virtela. The company was founded and incubated by Vab Goel, general partner at NVP, who also served as founding CEO and Chairman, and currently serves as a board member. Promod Haque, senior managing partner at NVP, is a founding investor in Virtela, having provided the initial funding to the company. Haque currently serves on the board of directors as Chairman of Virtela.
"At NVP, we view the networking industry as a foundational pillar of technology innovation and continue to make game changing investments to drive this market forward," said Haque. "Virtela is at the center of this trend with cloud technology, virtualization and a software-defined approach that has upended the traditional networking market. The company is delivering significant advancements that address issues of bandwidth, management and security at all levels of the stack."
"We founded and incubated Virtela to help companies break free from the constraints of traditional network architectures and services," said Goel. "By combining Virtela's approach with the reach and resources of NTT, we have the opportunity to provide a new global networking standard that is configurable, agile and can flex at the pace of today's business."
Goel continued, "The credit and success of Virtela really go to the employees, customers, partners and other co-investors for their unwavering commitment and belief in our vision."
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As much as I miss Europe, I love being home. I love being back with my family, puppy, and friends.
And the reason I haven't updated in so long is because I've been really busy going in and out of New York City, interviewing for various places and having fun dates with the boyfriend/friends.
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It tastes as good as it looks. TRUST ME. Go there for yourself.
The fries weren't too special, but the smoked ribs....AMAZING. The meat literally melted off the bone into my mouth.
Will be away for a couple of days, but will not update as late as I did this time.
Also, I have been wearing some cute outfits lately but I have nobody to document them for me. SO, outfit pictures are still in progress.


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Update: There will be another session running May 27th – May 29th, 2013 in Chicago. Registration info can be found here.
I will be holding a CCDE Open Study Session in Chicago, IL from Saturday Feb 16th through Monday Feb 18th. The CCDE Practical Exam in Chicago is the following day, Feb 19th. This is similar to the one that I held in London last November prior to the previous practical exam, but this time I didn't miss the cutoff for scheduling the practical so I will actually be taking the CCDE exam on the 19th with others who are attending the session
This isn't a "bootcamp" per-se but more of an open discussion or "groupstudy" if you will. We will be working through scenarios written by myself, Brian Dennis, and Petr Lapukhov (CCDE 2010::7) for the days leading up to the CCDE Practical Exam.
There is no cost to attend the session. Even if you aren't going to take the CCDE but are interested in getting a chance to discuss real world networking with other senior engineers then you should attend. We had a great time in London as nearly everyone was at least a CCIE and many double/triple CCIEs which allowed for interesting discussions on the scenarios and technologies in general. Candidates who are actually taking the practical in Chicago will be given priority though as seating is limited.
If you would like to attend please send an email to Jeremy Brown (INE's Class Coordinator) at firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve a seat.
The location of class is yet to be determined, but it will be in downtown Chicago (Chicago Loop) close to where the CCDE practical exam will be at the Pearson Professional Center.
About Brian McGahan, CCIE #8593, CCDE #2013::13:
Brian McGahan was one of the youngest engineers in the world to obtain the CCIE, having achieved his first CCIE in Routing & Switching at the age of 20 in 2002. Brian has been teaching and developing CCIE training courses for over 10 years, and has assisted thousands of engineers in obtaining their CCIE certification. When not teaching or developing new products Brian consults with large ISPs and enterprise customers in the midwest region of the United States.
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18 Responses to "CCDE Open Study Session in Chicago – Feb 16th to 18th"
Hi Brian,
Is there a way to share these scenarios with AAP members?
it would be great if you conduct online session.
Best of wishes to you on the exam! This is very inspirational to a person still pursuing the CCIE RS!
Hi brian
Can the session can be recorded and shared….
Do you think you will be doing another one of these again later on this year?
Excellent! I am going to try to attend.
Hi Brian, I would LOVE to attend but don't live in the area. If there's an online class sometime, or a video of it, I would just love that.
The CCDE is the certification that I would like to get next. Unfortuantely.. there's no books that have been written for this certification, there are only suggested books that are not specifically design related. And, there's no labs/coursework available from INE or any other vendor (did i miss it?)
Please keep me in the loop if it would be possible to attend by phone… or if any other training comes up re the CCDE.
Thanks! LIsa G
I attended the course in London.
I loved it.
Definitely Recommended.
Good Luck Brian.
Thanks Again for the
Thanks again for the study session, it was excellent. I don't know what was better, the free training with Brian and Petr or getting to meet all of the other CCDE candidates who attended.
Big shout out to INE for a wonderful experience!
[...] weekend before the practical exam, Petr Lapukhov – CCDE #2010::7 and I hosted a CCDE Open Study Session in Chicago, my hometown, just a few blocks away from where the practical exam was delivered. This [...]
Hi, sounds great, is there likely to be a class for the May 2013 exam slot (my vote is for London!). Rgds.
due to some personal reason, I was not able to attend the class of Feb, are you guys planning for another session in chicago?
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ATLANTA — Baseball scouts and coaches, please hide your radar guns that track the speed of pitches thrown. If you can't hide them behind the backstop, put a fake mustache on them, a beard, a wig, something, anything. Treat that radar gun as if it is in a Witness Protection program. Make it invisible.
When kids who are baseball pitchers see a radar gun, which measures speed of pitches by miles per hour, they think they are in a carnival tent, not on the pitcher's mound. Their minds rev up, and so does their adrenaline. They take their arm and wheel it around in a big circle to stretch it and make it loose, as if they are unlocking the power of Hercules. They are hunting a college scholarship because the hardest throwing pitchers get noticed.
The kid throws with all his might.
If he does that enough times, he could hurt himself.
We may as well call this era of pitchers "The Tommy John Generation." Young pitchers 16 to 22 years old and some older, are injuring the ulnar collateral ligament in their throwing elbow at an alarming rate and requiring surgery named after the former big league southpaw, Tommy John.
One of the key factors contributing to the injury, according to researcher Dr. Glenn Fleisig, is young pitchers striving for velocity and throwing harder. They are gassing up for the radar gun, which is held by college coaches and professional scouts. The kids covet velocity because, after all, velocity, like the home run, makes the scout look again.
"Being inquisitive and interested in the speed of their pitches is fine, being enamored and obsessed with it is not fine," said Fleisig, the research director for the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, Ala., and colleague of Dr. James Andrews, the famed orthopedic surgeon who has performed thousands of 'Tommy John' operations there.
"When they think it is all about the radar gun, it is a medical safety problem. It is not a carnival contest to see who has the highest speed. It is to see who gives up the fewest runs."
It used to be that overuse was considered the primary factor in pitchers injuring their arms. These days, while overuse is still a factor, the thirst for burst is also a factor. There are websites galore that focus on velocity, not the results of getting batters out. For instance, a sign hanging on a fence at the East Cobb Baseball complex north of Atlanta advertised a method for kids to increase their velocity 3 to 6 miles per hour — guaranteed.
"There are more and more Tommy John injuries than in previous generations," Fleisig said. "Pitchers these days are bigger, stronger and essentially better than in previous generations. One thing that is quantifiable is that pitchers today throw harder than in previous generations. The science points out that the fast pitches are more stressful."
The teenage pitchers have to be schooled about the dangers of throwing to the radar gun. It is a hard thing to convince them not to see how high a number they can get.
"I started pitching probably around 10," said right-handed pitcher Austin Smith, a rising high school senior in West Palm Beach, Fla., who plays for the Easton Rockets summer baseball program. "I hit 70 when I was 10. I wanted to be the hardest thrower on the field. I still get pumped up when i see how fast I've thrown. It gets you noticed."
Smith says he will reach back on two pitches per game just to see where he is velocity-wise, but his coaches will not share the information with him during the game. Mostly, Smith said, "I just try to stay to my spots," which is about commanding where the fastball goes, not how fast he throws it.
The key for coaches is to intervene in the carnival of speed and talk "pitchability" not "velocity."
"It's the coach, player trust," said Brian Cain, the founder and director of The San Diego Show, one of the premier youth baseball programs in the country. "The young pitcher comes to you and they rely on you and your expert opinion about pitching. If you tell them you don't have to perform for the radar gun, that you can pitch, and they trust you, that's key.
"We tell them if you can pitch the scouts will know you are a projectable guy. Velocity will come in time without all the effort. Nobody cares if you throw 96 and you can't throw strikes. It proves you can throw hard, but it doesn't prove you can pitch."
Cain said mechanics have to be emphasized, which means good balance, good finish, separation. His players ice for 20 straight minutes after a start, or relief outing. They long toss between starts and they run for conditioning so they do not become fatigued on the mound. Doctors insist that pitching tired leads to injuries.
"There is too much put on radar guns and not enough put on pitchability," Cain said. "Does a young pitcher have to dial it up to 93 to be a good pitcher? No. Throwing 85 to 89 in high school and knowing how to pitch is important. If they learn how to repeat their mechanics properly then they can pitch and not throw and overthrow."
While velocity matters, Fleisig, Andrews, and ASMI conducted a 10-year study of young pitchers in Alabama and concluded that the number of pitches — overuse — was a leading factor in arm injuries among adolescent pitchers.
They studied 481 youth pitchers and compared participants who pitched at least four years during the 10 years and those who pitched less. The study investigated risks of pitching more than 100 innings in a year, throwing curveballs before 13 years old, and playing catcher and pitcher three years.
The results:
- Kids who pitched more than 100 innings per year were 3 ½ times more likely to be injured.
- Playing catcher, as well as pitcher, appears to increase a pitcher's risk of injury.
- Surprisingly, the study was "unable to demonstrate that curveballs before age 13 years increase risk of injury."
Curtailing innings pitched for youngsters is easy compared to getting them to "add and subtract" on the mound, which is to throw some pitches with maximum effort, and others with less than max effort.
"Some guys will see a radar gun and automatically think they have to throw hard to impress the guy behind that gun," said Nick Neidert, a rising senior at Peachtree Ridge High School in the Atlanta area, who has committed to attend the University of South Carolina. "I have seen guys hurt themselves doing that."


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Dual endorsement is possible because the professional standards for both elementary and special education are woven throughout the curriculum, creating a comprehensive, fully integrated four-year program. Other programs address these two specialties separately and sequentially, requiring graduate study in special education in order to gain that endorsement.
Inclusive elementary education prepares graduates to work with all students — the general student population as well as those with special needs and students from different backgrounds and cultures, which is the face of education today.
Students start by taking coursework in the Childhood Education program and apply to enter the Teacher Education Program in Inclusive Elementary Education during their first semester. See the Office of Educator Licensure for entry requirements, which include a minimum GPA, minimum scores on an academic exam (such as the SAT, ACT or PRAXIS Core) and an interview.
Students accepted into the program complete three sets of academic requirements: Background Study in the Liberal Arts and Sciences — the Nine Components; Childhood Education; and a Liberal Arts or Science concentration.
Academic Requirements
Background Study in the Liberal Arts and Sciences: The Nine Components: In order to be prepared for the breadth of material that elementary teachers instruct, students complete coursework in composition, quantitative skills, literature, historical thinking and citizenship, artistic expression, scientific thinking, diversity studies, identity studies, and interdisciplinary studies. This coursework is typically satisfied by selecting specific courses in the undergraduate general education program. A list of recommended courses is available from faculty advisors. Contact the Inclusive Elementary Education program director to discuss equivalencies. Graduate students should consult with the program director regarding sufficient coursework.
Childhood Education: Students complete coursework in Childhood Education with a 3.0 cumulative GPA or better. They also complete a set of endorsement-specific courses that satisfy both the elementary and special education requirements.
Liberal Arts or Science Concentration: With the assistance of their advisor and the program director, students complete coursework for a second major or a 30-credit concentration in an approved liberal arts or science field of study. Options include a major in liberal arts or a major or concentration in English, math, history, biology, environmental science, health science, art, music or theater and drama. Anthropology/sociology, political science, or psychology also may be taken.
Fieldwork at Partnership Schools
The best way to learn to be a great educator is to gain practical experience under the mentorship of a practicing professional at a JSC partnership school. Students accepted into JSC's teacher education programs undertake the following fieldwork experiences at our partnership schools:
Inquiry projects: Students complete 20 hours of observation and participate in teaching various courses.
Practicum I (Introductory Methods): Students teach lessons in English language arts and mathematics.
Practicum II (Advanced Methods): Students teach integrated lessons employing inclusive strategies.
Student Teaching: Students complete a comprehensive, 15-week internship (five days each week) focused on designing and instructing an integrated and inclusive unit of study.
Students are expected to complete fieldwork assignments during typical public school hours (Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) and to arrange their own transportation to fieldwork sites.
Teacher Education Workshops
Teacher Education students attend five Teacher Education Workshops (EDU-TEW1 through EDU-TEW5) throughout their program. These are one-time meetings held each semester in multiple sections; see the "Course Sequence Plans" in the Teacher Education Handbook for details. Each workshop provides guidance for completing the next set of requirements for the program. Students who do not meet the benchmark requirements may not proceed in the program.


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UAAP 70 champs
They're back and they're number one.
Congratulations to the DLSU Green Archers for winning the UAAP 70 senior men's basketball championship!
I was disappointed with UE's performance. What happened to them? I was expecting a close and exciting fight. Well, 14-0 is nothing if you won't win the championship right?
Anyway, congrats again to the Archers! They're back.
Special awards:
Best in assist – Japs Cuan (UST)
Defensive player – Edwin Asoro (NU)
Rookie of the year – Ricardo Cawaling (FEU)
Mythical 5:
Point guard – Jv casio (DLSU)
Guard – Chris Tiu (ADMU)
Forward – Mark Borboran (UE)
Power forward – Rico Maierhoffer (DLSU)
Center – Jervy Cruz (UST)
MVP – Jervy Cruz (UST)
Finals MVP – Cholo Villanueva and Jv Casio
It was a great season. Proves that power and confidence without passion can't win you the gold. I was really disappointed with the game. Sigh.
Anyway. Can't wait for next year. and of course, PBA starts soon!!
Until then, I'm on blog leave.
Back to work!!


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[Group Portrait for Dorothy Washington Reception]
Description: Photograph of several men and women gathered together for a group picture. They are wearing formal attire and stand in two rows on the stone and brick floor of a pool and hot tub that is directly in front of them. Accompanying information indicates they were gathered for a reception honoring Link member Dorothy Washington. Presumably, she is somewhere in the group, but she has not been identified.
Date: January 1992
Creator: Links, Inc. San Antonio Chapter.
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The Drake Inn - Hampton Bays, NY Is Recognized as a Top Performing Inn as Reviewed by Travellers on TripAdvisor, the World's Largest Travel Site.
— The Drake Inn today announced that it has received a TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence award. The accolade, which honors hospitality excellence, is given only to establishments that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor, and is extended to qualifying businesses worldwide. Establishments awarded the Certificate of Excellence are located all over the world and represent the upper echelon of businesses listed on the website.
When selecting Certificate of Excellence winners, TripAdvisor uses a proprietary algorithm to determine the honorees that takes into account reviews ratings. Businesses must maintain an overall TripAdvisor bubble rating of at least four out of five, volume and recency of reviews. Additional criteria include a business' tenure and popularity ranking on the site.
"Winning the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence is a true source of pride for the entire team at The Drake Inn and we'd like to thank all of our past guests who took the time to complete a review on TripAdvisor," said Ms. Nini Ofri, proprietor at The Drake Inn. "There is no greater seal of approval than being recognized by one's customers. With the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence based on customer reviews, the accolade is a remarkable vote of confidence to our business and our continued commitment to excellence."
"TripAdvisor is pleased to honor exceptional hospitality businesses for consistent excellence," said Marc Charron, President of TripAdvisor for Business. "The Certificate of Excellence award gives top performing establishments around the world the recognition they deserve, based on feedback from those who matter most – their customers. From Australia to Zimbabwe, we want to applaud exceptional hospitality businesses for offering TripAdvisor travelers a great customer experience."
About The Drake Inn:
The Drake Inn is one of the Hamptons finest Inns. They are peacefully secluded yet centrally located just minutes away from the beautiful nearby beaches on Dune Road. Now, under a new management, The Drake Inn has undergone complete renovations. "Modern Tranquility", "a gem in Hampton Bays" , "A waterfront gem" and "The perfect place for charm and relaxation!" are just a few of the ways people who stayed at The Drake Inn describe it.
About TripAdvisor
TripAdvisor® is the world's largest travel site*, enabling travelers to plan and have the perfect trip. TripAdvisor offers trusted advice from real travelers and a wide variety of travel choices and planning features with seamless links to booking tools. TripAdvisor branded sites make up the largest travel community in the world, reaching nearly 260 million unique monthly visitors**, and more than 150 million reviews and opinions covering more than 4 million accommodations, restaurants and attractions. The sites operate in 39 countries worldwide, including China under daodao.com. TripAdvisor also includes TripAdvisor for Business, a dedicated division that provides the tourism industry access to millions of monthly TripAdvisor visitors.
Contact Info:
Name: Nini Ofri
Organization: The Drakle Inn
Address: 16 Penny Lane, Hamapton Bays NY, 11946
Phone: 631-728-1592
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Papaloon and Honey Cox (also known as Owen and Grace Cox) traditional family reunion held in pine valley utah was this weekend. I adored my great- grandparents and miss them very much, but it was great to see all the family. Pine Valley is a beautiful place. The girls and I went with my parents and Joce had a blast playing in the stream with aunt Jess and Kait, and Bella loved laying on the blanket basking in the sun hanging out with Grandpa Don.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Cox Family Reunion!
Posted by The Sorensen Family at 9:36 PM 7 comments:
Bella's 6 months and Jocelyn is as crazy as ever!
Sitting good and loving it. Her 1st tooth finally broke through on July 28th and she did not love that, but she does love tylenol and motrin!!!Joce had to have a picture in her yellow dress too!
Joce decided it was winter in July and dressed for the occasion while showing off her fantasic karate moves!
"Bella's Glazed Daze"
Bella is trying so hard to crawl. She gets on all fours and rocks back and forth like she is going to take off and crawl and she get as far as knee-knee-face plant.
Joce decided it was winter in July and dressed for the occasion while showing off her fantasic karate moves!
"Bella's Glazed Daze"
Bella is trying so hard to crawl. She gets on all fours and rocks back and forth like she is going to take off and crawl and she get as far as knee-knee-face plant.
Posted by The Sorensen Family at 9:13 PM 6 comments:
Officer Schmidt!!!!
My Brother the Hero!!!! Tannar offically graduated the Las Vegas Metro Police academy on July 31, 2008. The last 6 months he has been working sooooo incredibly hard and he finally made it. Tannar is so amazing and has accomplished so much already. I hope he knows how proud Trev and I are of him and how much we love him. The whole Family was at the ceremony and then dad planned a luncheon after at "Metro Pizza" (get it metro police force, metro pizza) Very catchy dad good job. The photos above is of Tannar with our immediate family and the proud grandparents and the other is Tannar and his lucky girlfriend Tracy. The photo at the bottom is a picture of Uncle Tannar's smallest fans Bella and Parker at the luncheon.
Posted by The Sorensen Family at 8:48 PM 4 comments:
"Best Buds Already"
My girls are already best friends. Jocelyn is Bella's second little mommy and protector. You would think that Bella would get annoyed from all the constant smothering, but that is not the case. Bella thinks Jocelyn is the greatest thing alive. Bella just watches Jocelyn's every move, and when Jocelyn wakes up in the morning the first thing she worries about is where Bella is and if she is awake, and then she proceeds to Bella her how much she missed her during the night. Jocelyn feeds her and even cleans up Bella spits up. My girls are both so sweet at times and so spicy at times and they definately mesh well together. I already caught them sneaking and hiding from me (picture down below) which I thought was so adorable and so scary all at the same time.
"SWEET" and "SPICY"
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Spring signifies the beginning of a new baseball season, new gardens to plant, and longer days. For educators, parents, and students across the U.S., spring also signifies the time for standardized testing. The merits of these standardized tests are constantly debated, but like it or not, they are certainly happening this year and your child's testing date is rapidly approaching. Because standardized tests can affect classroom placement for the following academic year, parents are usually as anxious about the process as the children taking them. Here are some tips for helping your child get ready for the standardized tests in any state.
- Leave your child a detailed to-do list of activities around the house. For example, Make your bed after you brush your teeth. When you are finished, underline this sentence. Following written directions are an important part of testing, and your child needs to attend to the order and specificity of directions, or his or her answer could be marked incorrect. Attending to written language will support them in all content areas being tested.
- Find ways to bring the curriculum to life! Show your child the way the skills he or she attains in the classroom can be applied in the real world.
- To bring math to life, include your child in the weekly grocery shopping and have him compare prices, calculate savings, or find the average cost per item from the total bill. You can take notes on these items in the store and do the work at home where there are less distractions and you can guide your child through the mathematical process, if needed.
- To support reading skills, cut out an article of interest from your local paper and have your child read it. (Remember to read it first so you can help him answer questions he has trouble with!) After he has read the article, ask a series of comprehension, or "wh" questions such as "Who participated in that event?" "Where did the event take place?" or "What time was the event finished?" The skill of recalling basic information from a reading entry is an essential building block for success in this area. In addition to the basic comprehension questions, ask your child to infer things from the article, such as "Why do you think that person enjoyed the event?" The skill of drawing a logical conclusion from the information presented develops his abstract thinking skills, which comes into play frequently in the open-ended question portion of standardized tests.
- Remain an active participant in your child's nightly homework, even as she gets older and gains more independence. Keeping abreast of the content area throughout the year makes it easier for you to remember the material come testing time, and also establishes a comfortable routine between you and your child. She will be more open to your assistance if you have been offering it all along.
Make sure your child is well-rested and eats a well-balanced diet throughout the year. This is especially important the week of testing. Your child's biological needs must be met as a pre-requisite for optimal focus and energy. Translation: Children cannot do their best if they are tired and hungry! Make sure your child has a protein-packed breakfast, such as eggs and whole-wheat toast. Stay away from sugary cereals and breakfast bars, as the sugar will wear off around the start of testing and your child will experience a "sugar crash," leaving her jittery and/or lethargic.
Stay calm! Your child will undoubtedly pick up on your anxiety and stress related to the test. Reassure your child that no matter what a• you are proud of his or her hard work!
You and your spouse may be raising your child, but clearly it takes a village to educate her. Educators, administrators, and parents must work together to ensure each child has the greatest success possible in their standardized testing experience.
Jennifer Cerbasi teaches at a public school for children on the autism spectrum in New Jersey. As a coordinator of Applied Behavioral Analysis programs in the home, she works with parents to create and implement behavioral plans for their children in an environment that fosters both academic and social growth. In addition to her work both in the classroom and at home, she is also a member of the National Association of Special Education Teachers and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
Jennifer is an educational consultant who works with families and educators to establish healthy and productive routines in the home and school. Adapting behavior management techniques she implemented for years as a special educator, she helps parents and teachers adopt these tools to fit their unique needs and priorities. Jennifer also speaks to parent and education groups on current topics in education and children's health. Visit www.jennifercerbasi.com


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Property Management Laws in Washington | All Property Management
Must Washington property management companies have a real estate broker's license?
YES. Property management is expressly considered a real estate brokerage activity under existing Washington real estate licensing laws. If a property manager is going to perform property management services (including marketing, leasing, renting; the physical, administrative, or financial maintenance of real property; or the supervision of such actions) for compensation, he or she will need a broker's license. A Washington broker must be working under a managing broker to engage in such activities.
Are there any exceptions to the requirement that a Washington property manager hold a real estate broker's license?
YES. For example, any person employed by a managing broker if the person is limited in property management to any of the following activities:
- Delivering a lease application, a lease, or any amendment thereof to any person;
- Receiving a lease application, lease, or amendment thereof, a security deposit, rental payment, or any related payment for delivery to and made payable to the real estate firm or owner;
- Showing a rental unit to any person, or executing leases or rental agreements, and the employee or retainee is acting under the direct instruction of the owner or designated or managing broker
- Providing information about a rental unit, a lease, an application for lease, or a security deposit and rental amounts to any prospective tenant; or
- Assisting in the performance of property management functions by carrying out administrative, clerical, financial, or maintenance tasks.
For more information about these and other Washington property management requirements and exceptions, please contact the Washington Real Estate Commission.
Before hiring a property manager to manage your Washington rental property, you should always check that he or she is licensed appropriately. You can check the license status of Washington property managers using the Washington Business and Professional License Search Tool.
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Washington Community Association Management Licensing
There is no requirement that a community association manager in Washington hold a real estate broker's license. Common interest community managers are specifically exempt from licensure as a real estate broker as of June 7, 2012, unless they promote the purchase, exchange, optioning, leasing, renting of a specific real property interest.
Washington Managing Broker Licensing Requirements
Washington managing broker licensing requirements include:
- Age: must be at least 18 years old
- High School: must have a high school diploma or equivalent
- Experience: must have had a minimum of three years of actual experience as a full-time real estate broker within the past five years
- Education: must furnish proof of successful completion of 90 hours of specified instruction in real estate, specified by the Director of the Real Estate Commission; courses must be completed within 3 years of applying for the broker's exam
- Exam: must pass the managing broker's license exam
Washington Real Estate Broker Licensing Requirements
Washington real estate broker licensing requirements include:
- Age: must be at least 18 years old
- High School: must have a high school diploma or equivalent
- Education: must furnish proof of successful completion of 90 hours of instruction in real estate, specified by the Director of the Real Estate Commission; courses must be completed within 2 years of applying for the broker's exam
- Exam: must pass the broker's license exam
For more information about these and other licensing requirements and exceptions, please contact the Washington Real Estate Commission. Specific information about licensing for brokers and managing brokers is available online.
IMPORTANT: This information is intended for informational purposes only and under no circumstances should it be considered legal advice or relied upon without first confirming its contents with your state real estate commission. Laws are updated frequently, and this information may not reflect the current law in your state. To confirm the specific requirements for each state, please contact your state real estate commission.
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