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I have an MLX this won't update it's arp cache based on gratuitous arps. Here is the setup:
MLX --(layer 2)--> FESX --> lvs load balancers
When an lvs server fails, the secondary detects it within milliseconds, takes over the ips from the failed server, and sends a gratuitous arp annoucing that the ip addresses are now associated with it's mac address. This part all works fine and as mentioned is virtually instantaneous. In fact I've done tcp dumps to ensure the gratuitous arps are occuring and that this is not simply a software misconfiguration.
However, the MLX refuses to update it's arp cache and continues to send traffic to the mac address of the failed server. Once the arp entries expire, it pick up the new mac address association and everything is working again. This takes several minutes which is not acceptable.
We are running a very old version of the MLX firmware (3.3) which as far as I can tell is known to have this issue. Based on the NetIron configuration guides I've looked at this problem has been addressed. If you look at page 744 of the the guide for the 05.0.00, it seems to clearly indicate that you can configure the MLX to update it's arp cache based on gratuitous arps.
However, Brocade continues to tell us that this will not work and that the MLX will never update it's cache in response to a gratuitous arp. I'm confident that whoever our network engineer is talking to at Brocade is just plain wrong.
Does anyone else have a setup that deomonstrates the ability of the MLX to acknowledge gratuitous arps properly? I undstand why you might not always want your network gear to accept gratuitous arps as vaild, but it is commonly used for vrrp / ha set ups.
We can probably work around this issue by reconfiguring our lvs servers to fake a mac address and move it from one machine to the other when the failure occurs, but it seems silly to solve the problem in this way when there is clearly a more straight forward solution.
Maybe I'm completely of base, but I really want a better answer than "nope, can't do that" when the documentaion seems to indicate otherwise.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
My understanding is that Brocade is correct - the MLX will not accept gratuitous arps - when in layer 2 also help to prevent
ARP poisoning
Layer 3 when using VRRP/E yes and this works.
The section on the manual Page 744 is for
Enabling dynamic ARP inspection on a VLAN
ARP and Dynamic inspection ARP entries need to be configured for hosts on untrusted ports. Otherwise, when Dynamic ARP Inspection checks ARP packets from these hosts against entries in the ARP table, it will not find any entries for them, and the device will not allow and learn ARP from
an untrusted host.
The below seems to confirm no garp for layer 2
Enabling proxy ARP
Proxy ARP allows the NetIron router to answer ARP requests from devices on one network on behalf of devices in another network. Since ARP requests are MAC-layer broadcasts, they reach only the devices that are directly connected to the sender of the ARP request. Thus, ARP requests do not
cross routers.
For example, if Proxy ARP is enabled on the NetIron router connected to two subnets, 10.10.10.0/24 and 126.96.36.199/24, the NetIron router can respond to an ARP request from 10.10.10.69 for the MAC address of the device with IP address 22.214.171.124. In standard ARP, a request from a device in the 10.10.10.0/24 subnet cannot reach a device in the 220.127.116.11 subnet if the subnets are on different network cables, and thus is not answered.


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Reviewed by Paul Birchall
Dorie Theatre at the Complex
Through January 29
Playwright Paul Shoulberg's dark sardonic comedy is a tale of finding love within the rubble of one's damaged psyche. It's a work that brings to mind Hemingway's old koan, "The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places." Frankly, if Hemingway were in the audience, he might very well be talking about Shay (Anne Kathryn Parma), the protagonist of Shoulberg's piece: a recovering heroin addict who, while in rehab, falls for Ready (Michael Minto), a charming cokehead.
Shay has developed the belief — and it may not be a delusion — that she'd been pregnant with the next Jesus Christ, but had lost the unborn baby due to her heroin use. Ready is so smitten with Shay that he starts to think he is her chosen messiah – which leads him to develop some startlingly possessive traits. Also entering Shay's orbit are her jaw-droppingly inept shrink Lana (Maahra Hill), and her porn-addicted community college professor (Clayton Farris) — both of whom have so many psychological problems that they make Shay the focal point of their existence.
Back in the 1990s, David Hare wrote a brilliant play called The Sacred Rapture, about a young woman who becomes the repository of the desires and wants of everyone around — so much so that she can no longer exist, and perishes under the burden of their needs. Hare's play isn't channeled in Shoulberg's piece — but if it had been revised as a dark comedy, director Stan Zimmerman's comically acrobatic production is just how it would work.
Zimmerman utilizes an unusually perceptive psychological awareness in his staging and in depicting characters who are flawed but still powerfully involving. He is also one of the town's great directors of comedy, with a flair for precise comic timing and the nuances of situational humor. There's no moment here that is too tragic to be leavened with comedy — and no joke that doesn't carry with it a nugget of sorrow.
Shoulberg's play isn't perfect by any means. The story embraces too many concepts and doesn't flesh them out beyond a few lines. This leaves a choppy impression, especially during the play's religious digressions. The attempts at whimsy — particularly those involving the characters' treatment of potted ferns (which seems a metaphor for something or other, I'm not sure what) — seem more successful in the abstract than in reality.
And yet, this remains an excellent character-driven piece, with strikingly evocative performances from an ensemble that could easily win awards for portraying neurosis piled atop neurosis. Parma's lovely damaged Shay is extremely appealing — and so is Farris's consummately charming if untrustworthy James. Hilarious in their roles are Hill's brittle but desperate shrink and Farris's super-self destructive professor — each an embodiment of pure emotional need.
Dorie Theater at the Complex, 6476 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles; Fri.-Sat., 8 p.m.; Sun., 5 p.m.; through January 29. http://synthesisplay.bpt.me. Running time: 70 minutes with no intermission.
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Rural lodging with home farm, goat cheese, walks with goats on the trails of La Combe. Ardèche, Montagne Ardéchoise, 1200 m above sea level.
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The jackknife was ebony wood with brass ends. It was a distinctly grown-up thing: heavy, wicked, utterly illicit, and all mine. I was not quite 9 years old.
I'd found the knife half-buried on the school playground. (Palo Alto, 1980.) Nobody had come looking for it. I made damned sure nobody came looking for it, either. I smuggled my treasure straight home and rat-holed it in my room.
For three years I gloated over my one-item hoard like Smaug himself. I even kept it hidden — how? no idea — during our family move from Silicon Valley to Northern Minnesota.
You've maybe heard of Minnesota Nice? Yeah, they don't do that in middle school. Even when you're this gosh-darned cute.
I wasn't the first awkward kid in the world to seek refuge in books. But I do take pride in my choice of reading material: My Side of the Mountain, Island of the Blue Dolphins, and The Black Stallion, all of them young survivalist classics.
Those gateway novels were swiftly eclipsed by Farnham's Freehold, where I skipped (most of) the sex and dogeared the survivalist pages instead. Next, Alas, Babylon, followed by Lucifer's Hammer. By age 13, despite an impressive lack of actual outdoors experience, I could confidently tell you how to make acorn flour and was sort of itching for the chance to perform a heroic appendectomy accompanied by the cough of a gas generator and a 40-watt bulb.
Happily for those around me, I never had to do those things.
But between these fictional delights and the Injun-uity cards handed out by my 5th-grade teacher–remember, cultural appropriation wasn't even a word then, much less a thing–I became an improbable outdoorswoman. At least in my head.
And every outdoorswoman's gotta have her Knife. The Knife came out of storage and went everywhere with me. I taught myself mumblety-peg, whittled points on endless marshmallow sticks, and once gave myself a splendid gash that's now a splendid scar. ("Knife wound," I'll cooly assure you at pool parties.)
I wove shelters out of willow withies in our 2-acre backyard. I catfooted over lake ice during a spring thaw. Sure, I was still cutting gum out of my hair after pretty much every school bus ride. But how many children get to watch a badger waddling about on his daily business? The back acres weren't paradise, but–with respect to Marvin Hamlisch–they were home.
Fast-forward: 32 years.
Today, I took my girls out to a pond-and-trails area behind the local rec center. Cub #2, who just turned 5, dashed and darted up the trails while discovering one wonder after another: a shiny rock, horses in the pasture, wild mint, dive-bombing dragonflies. Around every corner, there was cause for a new squeal of delight.
But Cub #1, oh, my dear Cub #1, is shaping up to be a lot like her Mama in the 'tween years. To get her outdoors at all, I bribed her with the promise that she could bring a book. She wouldn't walk on the trails. She wouldn't look at the dragonflies. She briefly spoke to the horses behind their fence, then returned to the picnic table. With her book.
But the book . . . was My Side of the Mountain. Which I'd ordered from Amazon last month and cagily left lying around the house for her to find.
There's hope.
So, tonight, I ordered this bad boy on Etsy. Just in case.


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Cinefex's Graham Edwards posed the question "Is visual effects an art or science?" He garnered responses from various VFX experts including our own Sean Faden and Wil Manning.
Read excerpts below from the original article.
In this digital age, visual effects has stopped being an art and become a science. Now that computers rule the roost, movie magic has become an endless round of number-crunching, pixel-wrangling, and worshipping before the Great God of Physics-Based Simulation.
Or has it?
Isn't the opposite true? Don't the infinite possibilities of CG mean that visual effects professionals have the freedom to craft moving images that are more spectacular and dramatic than ever before? Physics be damned – surely the primary aim of visual effects is just what it's always been: to tell an amazing story.
Truth or beauty? Which is it? Or is there room for both in the ever-evolving world of visual effects?
There's only one way to find out: ask the experts. So that's what I've done, by putting this simple question to a range of leading VFX professionals from around the world:
Which is more important – obeying the laws of physics, or producing a shot that's artistically right?
Here's what my panel of experts had to say:
Sean Faden
VFX Supervisor, Pixomondo
"Ideally, the simulation software allows the artist to experiment with the behaviour, while being able to rely on basic physical principles to give the effect its underlying realism.
"Five years ago, we would probably have used a combination of physical sim software and hand animation or procedural particles. However, today's sim engines are faster and more reliable, to the point of letting the artist or TD create something pretty great in a few iterations and with minimal manual adjustment.
"This is especially true with water sims. Sure, we can art direct things like spray and secondary effects, but the overall behaviour when left to tools such as Realflow or Houdini fluids is pretty amazing. Sims for volumetric effects (including fire) leave a little more room for interpretation and fudging of parameters to get the desired final effect or feeling of scale.
"A recent project required us to create burning flags for a battle sequence. Since the shots were hyper-dramatic, we simulated the fire at a much larger scale to emphasise the slow-motion and high detail. We used Fume's simulation toolset, but with cheated physical parameters to hit the desired look."
Wil Manning
VFX Supervisor, Pixomondo
"I find the idea of obeying the laws of physics to be seriously flawed. Our own eyes and brains play tricks on us constantly and, in my opinion, visual effects is a bunch of magician's tricks designed to make people feel amazement, emotion and excitement.
"The Prestige" poster"In defence of this argument, I'm going to borrow from Christopher Nolan's The Prestige (perhaps with irony, as his films are known for invisible effects and an avoidance of CG).
"The first step in any magic trick is 'The Pledge', where we show something ordinary: "It's film, it's through the camera, what you see is real." Next is 'The Turn', where we take the ordinary and we make it extra-ordinary. With VFX, that means doing something that's impossible: travelling into space; making someone run faster than the speed of sound; venturing into a boys dreams.
"Then comes 'The Prestige'. This is the art: once the audience suspends disbelief of the unreal, we can show them fantasy. From space, we take them into a black hole; our speed runner catches bullets; the boy dreams of turning into an automaton. What you end up with is immersion in fantasy, and that's pretty cool.
"For me, to make physically accurate visual effects is very important – it's the foundation on which the artistry rests. If someone believes what you're doing could be real, then you have them in your pocket and you can start to truly amaze them. You can perform magic.
"In addition, cinema is a language of codes and signals that's tacitly understood by the audience, and it shouldn't surprise us when we move to another culture than the language of cinema is as different there as the day-to-day spoken language. I work a lot in China, and it amazes me what's important to the Chinese market, culturally speaking, compared to the USA and Australian markets (where I hail from).
"In China at the moment, there is much less emphasis on physically accurate work and a much stronger focus on making something that amazes – even if the work at times seems implausible. This can be pretty hard to deal with, because it's in the nature of Western VFX to put realism before artistry. Most of our tools are biased this way – look at the recent tidal shift to Physically Based Rendering.
"The language of Chinese cinema seems more forgiving of the unreal and informal. Film makers as diverse as Tsui Hark, Jiang Wen, Zhang Yimuo, Wong Kar-wai, John Woo and Jia Zhang Ke (to name just a few) all speak with voices etched in unreality. I feel that for them realism takes second place to story and raw impact, and for Westerners working in VFX in China that sometimes that means leaving our preconceptions at the door. It's a great experience!"
Well, the vote seems unanimous. For animation directors, VFX supervisors and FX experts alike, the answer remains the same: real-world physics may be the perfect starting point for most visual effects challenges, but it takes a healthy dose of artistry to make a truly sensational shot.
Is this a surprise? Hardly. As has frequently been observed, a computer is just a tool. It's the person behind it who pulls the rabbit out of the hat.
And visual effects remains what it has always been: magic.
Special thanks to Stephanie Bruning, Jenny Burbage, Ian Cope, Anouk Deveault, Dave Gougé, Joni Jacobson, Melissa Knight, Che Spencer, Liam Thompson, Jonny Vale and Karl Williams. Guardians of the Galaxy and X-Men: Days of Future Past photographs copyright © 2014 by Marvel Entertainment and Twentieth Century Fox. Gravity photographs copyright © 2013 by Warner Bros. Entertainment. All rights reserved.
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In the modern era of GoPro cameras, there is a whole subculture of lava enthusiasts whose sole mission in life is to get as close to lava flows as possible without burning the camera into a molten mess of plastic and metal. Kawika Singson managed to get his camera close enough to witness this lava flowing directly into the ocean, and the results are fascinating to watch.
I can't help but imagine what it would be like to actually be that close to something so hot and terrifyingly dangerous. It blows my mind that he was able to stand so close to capture this footage, and especially near something so notoriously unpredictable as ocean waves! No thanks, I think I'll stay here where it's nice and safe and I'm not instantly bursting into flames. But I'm glad people like Kawika are out there to bravely film things like this for us. 🙂


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Does sector-specific technical expertise matter?
Yes. It's hard to translate something if you don't understand the terminology. Sure, you could look words up, but you still face two challenges. Firstly, a translator won't translate very quickly by looking in a dictionary every minute or so. Secondly, a technical definition won't provide all-important context for a term. The solution? Hire an industry expert linguist for your scientific & technical translation. You'll thank yourself for doing so.
professional expertise necessary
Don't let an unlicensed surgeon operate on you. Similarly, don't let a non-technical translator handle your medical device documentation, your aerospace protocols, nor other scientific & technical translations.
About scientific & technical translation
As we discussed in a recent blog post, "Technical Translation, Technical Communication," scientific & technical translations have several characteristics that set them apart from, well, non-technical translation. Granted, the lines can get a bit blurry.
Nobody, however, can deny that translating the clinical trials of a new pharmaceutical compound requires a higher level of domain expertise than translating a television sitcom script. Not that there's anything wrong with doing the latter. It's just that anyone with cultural knowledge and bilingual fluency could do it. Not so with the drug research text. Put a run-of-the-mill translator on that and, well, good luck.
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At U.S. Translation Company, scientific & technical translation is what we do. We serve life sciences firms, manufacturers, government contractors, and governments. Our clients are in dental manufacturing, environmental engineering, electronics, mining, defense manufacturing, diagnostics, and a host of other subsectors. They all have one thing in common. Specialized domains with specialized jargon and insider vocabularies.
Scientific & technical translators make the difference
U.S. Translation Company vets our scientific & technical translators carefully. Not only must they have bilingual fluency in the relevant language pairs, they must have extensive experience in a given industrial sector. Many of these translators have years of experience working in their industry. Others have professional degrees. Or industry certifications. Or other markers of technical expertise. The point being, these folks know their subject matter.
What's more, U.S. Translation Company project managers use sophisticated vendor software to match the ideal translator to your scientific or technical translation project. We screen by language pair, industry, and other key factors. You end up with the perfect translator. For your future translation projects—barring the unforeseeable—we use the same translator. You get consistency and peace of mind.
Elephants aren't the only ones with great memories
As Austin Becker explains in his blog post, "Not Your Grandfather's Translation," U.S. Translation Company utilizes a host of translation management tools to save clients time and money while increasing quality. For example, our computer-assisted-translation (CAT) system stores your translation memories. Because your current technical and scientific translation is likely to be similar to past texts, the software retains the memory of how the translator rendered specific terms. Under the oversight of the translator, the software auto-fills all of the technical terms that are stored in its machine-learning database. This saves considerable time. We pass the savings on to you, discounting word repetitions. Because of the power of CAT and accumulated translation memory, you save more with each successive translation project.


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We combined a few family photos in with their baby boy's first birthday cake smash session and had such a fun time doing it! This sweet baby boy was so happy for the entire session and he absolutely loved the cake his mommy baked for him... He was stuffing as much cake in as possible :)
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What is the difference between fair trade and direct trade?
I'm sure you've seen these words on fine chocolate labels but what does it really mean to the farmer, to the chocolatier, or to you?
Erin Andrews of Indi Chocolate has an answer for us and explains why she uses direct trade for her chocolate products.
Erin owns not just one chocolate company but two. She is one of the owners of Cotton Tree Chocolate in Belize as well as the owner of Indi Chocolate here in the USA.
Check out the short (less than two minute) video for Erin's answer.
If you prefer to read rather than watch the video here is what Erin has to say…
"I practice direct trade. The difference between direct trade and fair trade is that fair trade requires a certification process and a certifying body.
I practice direct trade because I want every dollar that I spend to go to the community that is responsible for the quality beans that I get. I pay a premium, I travel to the country of origin, and I look at the way the trees are growing, the practices that they use and they way that they process post harvest as well. That helps ensure that I get the best quality beans but it also helps to make sure that I get the best possible impact to the communities, the farmers, and the people that are really doing the hard work to raise the cacao.
That is how I really try to make the best impact and try to make my chocolate the most sustainable. All dollars on the ground when I am doing things like food and lodging go directly to the community and I also pay the farmers a premium for those beans. That is why I use direct trade rather than fair trade especially as a small company I want my dollars to go furthest to where they are most needed."
It makes perfect sense to me. With direct trade more dollars go to the farmers and community rather than to the "Fair Trade" certification process and the people who govern that process.
Thank you Erin!
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1519 S Ocean Blvd, North Myrtle Beach
- 8Beds
- 4Baths
- 3101-3200EstSqFt
- Remarks: ON THE BEACH!!! Crescent Palms is a beautiful 8-Bedroom Ocean Front Beach House with extra large 16Ã32 private pool, 8-person hot tub and full size game room with pool table! Many recent upgrades, i.e. Bathrooms. Four bedrooms are Oceanfront with King Beds. This house has it all to accommodate all your family and friends for reunions, golf trips, church retreats and even weddings at the beach! Both kids and adults will love the game room complete with games for all ages! Enjoy an afternoon nap swaying under the palm trees in our hammock! Live theater entertainment, world famous golf courses and restaurants just minutes away.
Property Details
- Price: $1,149,000
- Bedrooms: 8
- Full Baths: 4
- Area: 11C North Myrtle Beach Area–Crescent Beach
- City: North Myrtle Beach
- County: Horry
- Est. Heated SqFt: 3101-3200
- Est. Total SqFt: 4101-4200
- State: SC
- Subdivision: Not within a Subdivision
- Type: Detached
- Zip: 29582
Interior Features
- Interior Features: Wind Treat Convey,Wshr/Dryer Connection,Furnished
- Floor Cover: Vinyl,Tile,Laminate
- Formal Dining: No
- Furnished: Yes
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- Exterior Features: Patio,Balcony,Front Porch,Fencing,Pool-Outdoor on Property,Spa/Hot Tub,Outside Storage Attached,Buil
- Exterior Finish: Vinyl Siding
- Foundation: Slab
- HVAC: Central Heat,Central Air,Electric
- Lot Description: Rectangular
- Lot Location: Oceanfront
- Parking Capacity: 4
- Style: Other
- Type Of Parking: DRIVEWAY
- Utilities Available: Electricity,Water Public,Sewer,Cable TV,Telephone
- Water Heater: Electric
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- Elementary School: Riverside Elementary
- Middle School: North Myrtle Beach Middle School
- High School: North Myrtle Beach High School
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Tory leader David Cameron accepted free flights so he could hold talks with media tycoon Rupert Murdoch on his luxury yacht off a Greek island, it was disclosed today.
The Independent reported that the Tory leader was flown by private jet to Santorini on August 16 where he joined Murdoch for drinks on his 184ft yacht, Rosehearty.
The Gulfstream IV belongs to public relations guru Matthew Freud who is married to Murdoch's daughter, Elisabeth.
The Tories insisted Cameron had done nothing wrong and that the flights had been fully declared in the Register of Members' Interests.
A spokeswoman said: "Everything in connection to August 16 has been fully and properly declared."
Although Cameron registered the flights last month, until now nothing had been made public about his visit to Murdoch's yacht.
The disclosure is likely to add fresh fuel to the controversy surrounding shadow chancellor George Osborne's visit to the Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska on his yacht off Corfu.
Osborne has denied claims by the financier, Nat Rothschild, that he used the visit to try to solicit a £50,000 donation for Tory party funds, although he has admitted he was present when a possible donation by Deripaska was discussed.
In the case of Cameron, it has emerged that his wife, Samantha, and two of their children were with Freud's party on his jet when it left Farnborough for the Mediterranean.
The aircraft then stopped off in Istanbul to pick up the Tory leader – who was returning from a lightning visit to Georgia following the Russian military incursion – before flying on to Santorini.
Following drinks on the Rosehearty, Cameron and his family attended a dinner party hosted by Freud on his yacht, Elisabeth F.
Afterwards the Camerons were flown on the Gulfstream to Dalaman in Turkey where they joined Mrs Cameron's family for a sailing holiday to mark the 60th birthday of her mother, Viscountess Astor.
Meanwhile, according to The Independent, the Rosehearty sailed on to Corfu where Murdoch held an on-board birthday party for his daughter, Elisabeth.
The guests were said to include Osborne, Deripaska, and Peter Mandelson, then still the EU trade commissioner.
Cameron's latest entry in the Register of Members' Interests declared: "16 August 2008, private plane from Farnborough to Istanbul for my wife and two children. Then from Istanbul to Santorini, and return to Dalaman, for myself, my wife and two children; provided by Matthew Freud, of London."


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SchoolTutoring Academy's tutoring programs for Charles Town students start with a free academic assessment with an Academic Director. Our flagship tutoring programs are available for $199.99/month which include regular one-on-one tutoring, academic mentorship, bi-monthly progress reports, learning profiles, and parental conference calls.
Charles Town District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
The Jefferson County Schools provides an education designed to prepare students for life beyond grade twelve. Students begin in Kindergarten getting a good foundation in the core academic subjects of math and numeration, reading and writing. Kindergarten through second grade students are also introduced to science, social studies, technology education, physical education and health along with exposure to music and the arts. From there, they continue their journey with ever increasing opportunities opening up for them.
We currently cover the following Charles Town-area school district: Jefferson County Schools.
Contact our Academic Directors at 1-877-545-7737 to Discuss your Child's Strengths and Areas for Improvement. Get started with Charles Town Tutor Today.
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Charles Town Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
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Our instructors hail from Harvard, Stanford, Duke and other top institutions
Our tutoring in Charles Town capabilities are different from what you find in your neighborhood
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Our educators have graduated from top academic institutions, and many of them have achieved in the 90th percentile or higher on standardized tests. Equally importantly, they enjoy coaching students across a variety of subject areas and standardized tests
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Students work collaboratively with their private tutor who is a top-notch college graduate well beyond the academic caliber that you'll typically find in your neighborhood
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Every student is paired up with both a private tutor and an Academic Director responsible for creating a comprehensive learning plan and constantly tweaking it to optimize for results
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With regular progress reports and archived copies of your lessons, you can easily track your progress and review concepts from past lessons
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Each of them is highly-qualified K-12 and university educators
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My name is Kevin L. and I am a certified Social Studies Tutor from Guelph, Ontario.
My name is Daniel C. and I am a High School Math, English and Economics.
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Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Charles Town District Curriculum
Older elementary students and middle school students grow from their rudimentary understanding of math and English, adding meaning and depth to the knowledge they have and developing skills in critical thinking and problem solving. This is done in the context of learning in a modern, 21st century environment where technology is a tool used to convey information and respond to what is being taught.
High school students in Jefferson County Schools have many opportunities to expand their knowledge. Unlike elementary school and most of middle school, in high school students are able to take classes, within specific requirements, which line up with their career or vocational goals. Students can pursue either of these things but are offered courses in math, English, science, foreign languages, arts, social studies, business, technology and more. ESL students are also assisted and accommodated within the district at all grade levels including high school.
Testimonials and Case Studies from Our Parents
SchoolTutoring Academy has played an important role in improving our son's confidence and attitude towards school. His grades have also improved steadily throughout the school year.
My daughter was very self-conscious about her difficulties with the math section of the SAT. SchoolTutoring Academy's Academic Directors created an action plan that boosted my daughter's score and confidence level.
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My son's math marks in high school have always been weak so I found it very beneficial that his ACT tutor worked on solidifying his fundamentals while prepping for the ACT.
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SchoolTutoring has played an important role in improving our son's confidence and attitude towards school. His grades have also improved steadily throughout the school year.
My daughter was able to improve her test scores after a few months of tutoring with SchoolTutoring. However, while raising test scores is great, the real payoff is in the self-confidence that she gained.
I just wanted to send a quick note to say thank-you! My son is very impressed with his tutor and looks forward to each session. What's particularly amazing about this is our son has never really looked forward to math or school for that matter!
We are so happy with the results of your tutoring program and academic support. Homework time was such a stressful evening for the entire evening before we brought your tutors into our home. Thank you for all your help!
Our daughter, a first grader, struggled with basic reading and handwriting. When she began with SchoolTutoring she was almost a year behind her class. Within a year of being enrolled, she is reading above her grade level and has the confidence to match.
Work with our Charles Town tutors to help your student succeed! Contact our Academic Directors Today at 1-877-545-7737.
Keeping Informed: Recent Charles Town Educational News
- Charles Town Middle School Science Club Students Make a Difference in Their School - Congratulations to the Science Club students who helped put in a rain barrel to alleviate flooding at one of the entrances to their school as well as planted a garden on the school grounds to help make a friendly habitat for wild butterflies as well as birds.
- Ranson Elementary Wins Lowe's Toolbox for Education Grant - Congratulations to Ranson Elementary school who won a $4000 grant from Lowe's Home Improvement with their Toolbox for Education Grant. The students will benefit from a new supply of hands-on learning materials.
- Jefferson High School Ranked Silver by U.S. News & World Report - Ranking sixth in the state, Jefferson High School in the Jefferson County Schools district is considered one of the Best High Schools in the US by U.S. News & World Report. Congratulations to the staff, students, and families who have made this possible.
Chalk Talk: How to Do Good Research for School Projects
When your teacher assigned you that research project, you may not have realized how in-depth the research process was. But take heart, it isn't so complicated if you remember a few basic guidelines. First of all, use reputable sources written by qualified authors. Unfortunately, many times using Wikipedia as a source is frowned upon due to the fact that anyone can write those articles, whether they know the content or not. Sometimes Wikipedia articles have source references, however, which can be incredibly useful in finding credible sources for your research. Go to your library and access journal databases for scholarly works. Also, most books are considered reputable sources, and some online material if it has a date written and specific author in the field to have authority in the area you are researching. When researching, write down helpful quotes as well as the source where you found it and organize your quotes in the order your hope to present your project. This will make the writing or construction/presentation of your project easier to assemble. Do your research well and enjoy the process of learning!


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September 2015 - Monthly News & Tips
"I would recommend The Emily Program. It is very holistic. It is very sound. It offers support in so many areas of life. My eating disorder has permeated all areas and I've been learning to do things that I never thought possible." - An Emily Program Client
Make Time For Self-Care During Transitions
Around this time each year many families must adapt their routines to accommodate for a new school year. After a summer filled with little routine, stress can start to build from the now lengthening "to do" list that comes with school – getting to school/work on time, homework, after school activities, attending and supporting said after school activities, conferences, etc. The transition to a new schedule can throw off even the most organized people.
Parents and kids need to find their new routine amidst the various schedules. There will likely be some give and take to have a semi-smooth shift during this transition. While figuring out what this looks like, be sure that self-care doesn't get left out. Each family member should find time in their new schedule to do something that helps them feel relaxed and rejuvenated. Fitting self-care into the new routine can be tough, but is needed for a clear mind and to function at full capacity. Self-care helps maintain physical, emotional, and mental well-being.
As the busy days and nights get filled, remember to take time for yourself (daily if possible). Below are just a few ideas for self-care of the mind, body, and soul.
For the mind:
- Take a new route to work or school. Mixing things up keeps your mind sharp.
- Do a mini-meditation. Take one minute to be aware of your thoughts, your breath, your body.
- Turn electronics off. Put your phone on silent and turn off the computer, TV, and tablet. Pull out a bound book to read, play a game with the family, or go for a leisurely walk. Unplugging for even 30 minutes can help calm your mind.
For the body:
- Get outdoors for some fresh air or to just absorb some natural vitamin D in the sun (use sunscreen when appropriate).
- Move your body in a way that is fun and energizing for you.
- Do some deep breathing to relax. Inhale through your nose and feel your abdomen fill with air. Slowly exhale. Repeat three or four times.
For the soul:
- Do a random act of kindness. Smile at people you pass, open a door for someone, give a compliment, volunteer. The act can be small or big, either way doing something kind for someone else can improve your well-being.
- Play with or cuddle a pet. This could be your pet or someone else's (ask before playing, petting, or cuddling if the animal doesn't belong to you). Animals are great companions and can be good for reducing stress.
- Schedule a date with yourself. Use an hour (or more) to do something you really enjoy – reading, strolling around a museum or a mall, take a long bath, etc.
The transition from carefree summer days to a routine for school and/or work may have some bumps. Be kind and patient with yourself and your loved ones as you're all getting used to the new schedule. And make time for self-care as you establish your routine for the upcoming days, weeks, and months. It will help you feel more connected to yourself, your loved ones, and the world around you.
Mark's Musings: Are There Medications That Help With Eating Disorders?
An issue that often arises in eating disorder treatment is the role of medications. For the most part, they have not been shown to be extraordinarily useful in treating eating disordered clients. This is particularly true in anorexia nervosa, where there has been to date no medications shown to help reverse the course of the disorder itself.
For bulimia nervosa, however, there are multiple reports that show high doses of SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors), in particular, Prozac, have lowered the urge to purge. In fact, some studies say it's as much as 50 percent effective in bulimia clients.
In addition, there is some data to support stimulants Vyvanse or Adderall can diminish binging for people with binge eating disorder. (This finding is still under review by the medical community.)
A client with bulimia or binge eating disorder may be a candidate for these medications and should have a psychiatric evaluation to determine if they could be beneficial. Be aware that stimulants, in particular, should not be used outside of a formal treatment setting as they have significant potential risks, including appetite suppression.
But even with these options, evidence suggests that clients with eating disorders require psychotherapy as the primary treatment for their disorder. Medications should only serve as a supplement — not substitute — for evidence-based therapies.
Now for comorbid conditions that often accompany eating disorders, medications may be used. For example, depression and anxiety are present in more than 50 percent of clients.
As a result, antidepressants are often used in eating disorder treatment. Their use may diminish comorbid symptoms and, therefore, eliminate barriers for psychotherapy to help treat the underlying eating disorder itself.
But professionals and families alike must be aware that malnutrition does impact the effect of medications. For example, many medications that may ease depression and anxiety do not work in a malnourished state.
Because of this, the role of medications in eating disorder treatment is actually quite complex. Therapists must first know which medications are available and appropriate for the client's diagnosis. They must be aware of their side effects and how they relate to eating disorders. Then, they need to understand the client's comorbid complaints, the stage of the disorder and finally, the client's nutritional status.
So over the course of treatment, which may take several years, multiple medications may be used at different times. Medications that were once helpful at one stage of treatment may not be useful during another.
It's important to regularly ask if the medications you're taking are appropriate for your stage of treatment. And, make sure you have a specialized psychiatrist who works with your eating disorder treatment team to monitor your medication's usefulness.
Mark Warren, MD
Chief Medical Officer, The Emily Program
Did You Know?
The Emily Program addresses common misunderstandings about eating disorders and related issues in our Did You Know section.
There is such a thing as too much exercise.
While in most cases exercising is important for good health, too much exercise and not enough calorie absorption in the body can be harmful and even dangerous to your health.
Excessive exercise, sometimes called compulsive exercise, can cause health problems, including dehydration, overuse injuries, such as stress fractures, osteoporosis, bradycardia or low heart rate, and arthritis.*
Common signs that a loved one may be over exercising is if they exercise even when injured or sick, avoids social situations to exercise, and panics or experiences anxiety if they miss a workout.
To learn more about what to watch for, read When Does Exercising Become Unhealthy? on our blog.
*This information was gathered from The Alliance for Eating Disorder Awareness.
Staff Spotlight
Laurie Mueller, Therapist
Laurie Mueller first joined The Emily Program in 2006 as a therapist. In 2009, she moved to Denver with her family. While in Denver she continued her work as an eating disorder therapist at another facility only to return to The Emily Program three years later in the same capacity. She has always had a passion for helping people with eating disorders.
"I truly care about each and every one of my clients, and I feel honored that they share their struggles and victories with me," she said.
Today, Laurie spends her days providing individual therapy at the outpatient level of care. She works in the Burnsville, MN, location to provide group therapy, meal support, and case management. Lastly, Laurie is part of The Emily Program's intake team, where she performs a client's initial assessment.
Laurie graduated from the St. Catherine University/University of St. Thomas with a degree in clinical social work.
Learn more about Laurie and why we think she stands out!
TEP: What advice do you offer new clients?
Laurie: I always try to commend new clients for taking the first steps to recovery. Starting treatment can often be a challenging and scary thing and I want to applaud everyone who walks through our doors. I also want to offer clients a sense of hope. Recovery is possible!
TEP: What advice do you offer longtime clients?
Laurie: Sometimes the recovery process can be longer than expected. I [tell clients] it's important to remember that recovery is not a linear process. There are ups and downs and it's normal for recovery to take awhile. I also think it's important to focus on the victories and progress clients have achieved since starting treatment.
TEP: Favorite fall activity?
Laurie: Fall is my favorite season! I love watching the trees change colors. One of my favorite fall activities is taking my girls to the pumpkin patch and carving pumpkins.
Recovery Night
In St. Paul, MN:
Tuesday, September 8 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at 2265 Como Ave, St. Paul, MN
Speakers: Shira Lynn and Nicole
Shira Lynn: It has been a long journey. Shira Lynn couldn't deny it any longer. She knew she had an eating disorder, but was nowhere near ready to face it or even attempt to live life without it. As her life and world crumbled down and her soul began to tear apart and break at the seams, she sought help. It wasn't until Shira Lynn believed she could recover that she started living life and began to emerge from the dark hole of the eating disorder. Today, living in active recovery, she still sometimes believes it's a fairy tale dream, a dream come true. She also knows that putting in the effort to continue living a purposeful life and a life worthy of sharing and remembering, is her new reality, and it is incredible. Shira Lynn truly believes anyone, at any stage, can recover.
Nicole: Through treatment at The Emily Program, Nicole came to understand that she used food as a means to curb her anxiety and subdue her depression. Treatment taught Nicole how to listen to her mind and body and be in tune to her whole self. Nicole is grateful for the opportunity to share her recovery story. Nicole is a 27 year old southern MN native whom now lives in Minneapolis and works as a marketer in Golden Valley.
Join us the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8 p.m. to hear stories of inspiration and hope.
In Spokane, WA:
Tuesday, September 22 from 6:30-8 p.m. at 2020 East 29th Ave, Ste 200, Spokane, WA
Speaker: Mary
After losing weight, maintaining that loss, and working at Weight Watchers for 10+ years Mary's binge-eating was starting to feel uncontrollable. Because of injuries over the past 4 years, her exercise/fitness level had deteriorated and the combination of the two resulted in significant weight gain. She felt like a failure and had to do something. Mary read an article about The Emily Program and figured she'd give it a try.
In Lacey, WA:
Thursday, September 24 from 6:30-8 p.m. at 673 Woodland Sq Loop SE, Ste 330, Lacey, WA
Speaker: Kristy
Kristy is a body positive warrior, fitness fanatic, and mother to three children. Her recovery journey has taken her away from the painful world of fad diets, extreme binges, and all kinds of self hate. She owns a fitness franchise in Kent and works with women of all ages and sizes to help them discover their own meaning of health and wellness.
In Seattle, WA:
Upcoming Recovery Night will be held Oct. 21 from 6-8 p.m. at 1700 Westlake Ave N, Ste 700, Seattle, WA
Mindful Moment
Don't compare your life to others. You have no idea what their journey is all about.


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The State Bar
- 209 W. State Street Baton Rouge, LA 70802
- (225) 930-4740
The State Bar & Grub is bringing a new atmosphere and a mouth-watering dinner menu to LSU's North Gates area. The home-style approach definitely comes through in a delicious way with heavenly gourmet sandwiches like the Cheesus Crust – a classic grilled cheese loaded with colby-jack and provolone on golden brown sourdough bread. The kitchen also serves up fresh salads, delectable smoked tomato basil bisque, and of course, cheese fries with a side of ranch and pot roast gravy for all of your dipping pleasures.


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Step 1) Draw anything!
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Step 3) Use your own 100-Pixels as your avatar OR use one of hundreds of avatars on the server!
A quick project. Enjoy!
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As the name suggest, this design is fun and easy to learn to surf on. The low entry rocker allows you to catch waves easily and set up early for your fist drop. The single to double concave and rounded squaretail will let you do advanced maneuvers when you're ready. A great first board or for someone getting back in to surfing.
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Les Cours Mont Royal will redefine your idea of a shopping experience. When you step into this prestigious site you will be surrounded by astounding architectural details.
Whether you look up at the incredibly high (12 storey) skylight or down to the elegant inlaid terrazzo floors, the distinctive personality of our all inclusive centre will become immediately apparent.
The unprecedented collection of unique retailers will entice you; your senses will be aroused by the tantalizing blend of popular and celebrated restaurants; and your body will long for the rejuvenating treatments available at the stylish spa, or the world class medical centre.
With stores with a wide variety of appeal, Les Cours Mont Royal is both a fabulous journey and an elegant destination. Explore the whole centre, or zero in on your favourite location; either way you will enjoy an experience unlike anywhere else.
Let yourself escape to Les Cours Mont Royal – a sanctuary where the discriminating shopper will find the best Montreal has to offer. You will be inspired by our warmth, luxury and originality.
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With the rapid and steady approach of 2014, time is ticking down and now is the time to prepare or put the finishing touches on your business's marketing plan for the New Year. Leverage lessons learned from 2013 as you put your best foot forward making slight key adjustments within your organization. Marketing experts within the marketing industry have experienced many fundamental changes in the marketing industry in the past several years.
Changes within the marketing industry that include but are not limited to the emergence of social media, real-time analytics, customer centered and driven marketing due to the fact that the customer is now in control. And even though these marketing experts have risen to the occasion with all of these many changes, you'll want to be thoroughly ready to take on 2014 making it one of your best years.
Every year, you should vow to make the next year your best year ever. By approaching the New Year with the right attitude, you'll only see the best as a result of your efforts and hard work. Take heed of any pitfalls that you faced this past year and coordinate a plan to avoid future pitfalls. Leverage those successes and take stock of your brand's message, as well as your company's present marketing techniques and efforts as you plan for the New Year.
8 Steps to Help Prep Your Business's Marketing Plan for 2014
Step 1 – Set Goals: As always, it's important to begin by goal setting for your 2014 marketing plan. Ask yourself what the goals of your company are for the year. Lead generation, sales, conversions, email sign ups, raising awareness, etc.? When setting goals, it's also important to know where your brand stands and remember to be consistent, as well as ready to roll with the punches that you may face in 2014.
Step 2 – Create a Marketing Calendar: Now that you've defined your 2014 marketing goals, create a 2014 marketing calendar for your business and schedule your company's goals on your new marketing calendar for more motivation and incentives.
Step 3 – Eliminate the Channel Mindset and Become 100% Customer Centered: If you're not already 100% customer centered and driven, then now is the time to ensure that you eliminate the mindset of marketing through a "channel" instead of marketing to the customer. The customer is the main priority – not the channel. If you find that people within your organization still have the "channel" mindset, then it's time for some good housekeeping and reorganization to change that mindset. It's time to fully integrate traditional marketing with digital marketing.
Step 4 – Don't Be Afraid to Outsource: Outsourcing may very well become your company's friend this year, so don't be afraid to outsource if your company is over-worked in-house. You may want to make decisions on strategic outsourcing a part of your goal setting in Step 1. Decide which needs for your company that you prefer done in-house, and which needs you wouldn't mind outsourcing.
Step 5 – Hiring: When hiring new employees this year, considering hiring not just based on the candidates skills and length of history alone, but on how they approach and engage customers, as well. Attitude should play a large role in hiring decisions. And don't be afraid to hire risk-takers.
Step 6 – Evaluate and Embrace Data: Thoroughly evaluate company date from the past year and then use that knowledge to drive new strategies and investments for 2014 when launching a new service or product, for example. Data knowledge is crucial and key to any marketing plan.
Step 7 – Leverage Social Media: Get your social media team revamped and ready to take on 2014 with a strategic plan of action. Fully embrace social media and make sure that it plays an important role in your company's advertising. Social media marketing allows you to humanize your brand and better connect with consumers and customers.
Step 8 – Don't Forget the Budget: Last but not least, make sure to carefully map out your company's marketing budget for the year to allow for flexibility. Give your marketing budget room to move around if it needs to. Some of your organizations marketing plans may turn out larger or smaller than originally thought as the market itself moves.
We hope that these 8 tips assist you with preparing or putting the finishing touches on your company's 2014 marketing plan and budgets. And cheers to many successes in the New Year!
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Serving the Churches of St. Andrew, St. Mary, and Holy Family
The purpose of the Cursillo Movement is to bring a change in the environment (home, work, church, community). It is a deliberate act to bring Jesus Christ into the world. It is designed to help us be more Christlike in our thoughts, words and actions. Individuals typically begin the Cursillo Movement by attending a three-day weekend in Indianapolis. After the weekend, support groups are formed to give the individuals to presevere in increasing their lives of holiness, formation (study) and evangelization.
Contact(s): Scott Davis
Reunion Ultreya celebrating our 4th day together
Central Indiana Cursillo website
Adults interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith are invited to call the Richmond Catholic Office. Classes will meet Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. in Father Hillman Hall. This in-depth program runs from September through Mystagogy after Easter.
Contact: Evelyn Miller 914-4465
Rite of Election
This ministry is made up of loving people from all three of our Catholic churches, coming together to pray for our brothers and sisters in Christ who are in need. It doesn't take lot of time and the benefits are comforting to so many. You can be a part of the prayer chain either via phone or e-mail.
Contact: Joan Rose 462-9550
We offer various Bible Study programs throughout the year. Programs are offered both in the evening and during the day to give more people the opportunity to attend.
Contact: Cheryl Kitchin or Jackie Schlichte
Dennis Schlichte gives the wrap up reflection at the Monday night Bible Study at Holy Family.
Grade School and High School Religious Education classes meet every Sunday morning from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Seton Catholic High School. Catechists follow the same curriculum set forth by the Archdiocese and taught in Seton Catholic Schools.
Religious Education Sign Up Form 2018
Contact: Marcy Valentini (765) 962-3902, ext. 18
Vacation Bible School is a program designed for preschool through 4th grade-aged children. It runs for one week, usually in early summer. The children have fun learning through music, skits and art projects.
Contact: Marcy Valentini (765) 962-3902, ext. 18
SPRED (Special Religious Education) covers spiritual education for parishioners with special needs. Our goal is to bring SPRED to our Catholic community so that all children and adults may be welcomed into our church.
Contact: Denise Gray
Our parishes welcome Spanish-speaking members as a fabric of the Richmond Catholic Community which is increasingly enriched by the presence of brothers and sisters from Latin and South America who make their home in Richmond.
Contact: Gabriella Villalpando 338-9901
The evangelization team works with the pastor to implement local and archdiocesan evangelization programs.
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Comodo is one of the popular security service providers which provides software like antivirus, internet security suite, firewall etc. There are a few features in Comodo products that are unique to Comodo only, my favorite being Comodo Dragon.
Comodo Dragon is a Chromium based browser which solves the privacy issue which Google Chrome poses.
Comodo new features and enhancements
Let's go through what's new in Comodo 8.1 and then head towards the direct download links to its full installers.
Chromodo Browser
This is the new browser that Comodo is working on. Currently Comodo Dragon is the flagship browser which concentrates on privacy and security as compared to Google Chrome. We use Comodo Dragon as our primary browser on all our work systems.
- Sandbox:
− Addition of PDF readers to Sandbox rules via File Group
Default Settings:
− Detect Potentially Unwanted Applications is enabled on default settings
Several critical bugs fixes. Here are a selected few:
- − CMC server issues
- − Sandbox cannot detect files from restrcited sites
- − Some https links via chromium are blocked even they are not in block rule
- − Enabling Enhanced Protection Mode resets Microsoft Office to Classic theme
You may go through the release notes of new versions of Comodo here.
Direct download links
Download Comodo Antivirus Free 8.1
Download Comodo Internet Security 8.1
Download Comodo Antivirus for Mac 8.1
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Pickles picks plan to pep up the high street
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles is championing a move to allow shoppers to park on double yellow lines, in a bid to perk up the high street and encourage more business.
Say for example, shoppers want to nip into a shop to buy very large pork pie (not that Eric would do anything like that). They'll get a 15 minute grace period and they wouldn't be subject to any fines.
Pickles has called British high streets 'ghost towns' and partly blames lack of parking and high parking fees for the exodus of shoppers to larger shopping malls. (Nothing to do with the fact that the high street is made up of two branches of Card Factory and a William Hill.)
Between 2000 and 2007, average parking charges jumped 40 per cent from 86p for two hours to £1.21, and research has shown that shoppers are put off by extortionate charges. However, critics say parking fees are necessary to curb illegal parking and encourage shoppers to use public transport.
AA president Edmund King was less sure about the proposal and recommended a full review of the double yellow system.
'Rather than just allow drivers to park on double yellow lines, a thorough review of the lines would be more effective. Many double lines are there for historical reasons and could be lifted.There is plenty of opportunity to ease back on the signs and lines in many places, giving drivers short-term waiting bays instead, so they can stop briefly to buy a paper or loaf of bread.'
Where do these people go shopping? TRUMPTON? You need more than 15 minutes to browse the rails at TK Maxx, try on lipstick at Boots, get a fish pedicure and go for a Nandos, mate.
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- fibbingarchieIs that a cock that's had a face drawn on it?.......obviously I'm referring to the picture on the left, the other one's clearly a thumb.
- Mr M.This is a man who's risen to a senior position in the UK government...
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192.168.1.1 Admin Password: This 192.168.1.1 IP address is used by the routers like TP-Link, Netgear, D-Link uses it as the default IP address. The 192.168.1.1 Admin Password will help you to login to any router. There are strong ruoters to access the admin of this address to let the network administrators access their routers and networks. 192.168.1.1 admin password belongs to the IP address of the C class address, belonging to the reserved IP. It is especially useful for router settings.
When you enter the 192.168.1.1 admin password, you can change any modifications in the router configuration. After getting the access to the management panel, the settings and configurations can be modified. After accessing the admin control panel, and through the default IP address you can also change the username and password. Through the control panel, you can also change the default IP address, username and password for security issues.
Login to a Router Using 192.168.1.1 Admin Password
You can access your router through 192.168.1.1 admin password. Moreover, it will also allow you to change the settings ans configurations of the router. So, below are the steps that will help you to login to a wireless router.
- First, you open your browser in the system or any other device.
- Then type the http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar or simply click on it.
- If the login page doesn't open or you get any error then it is not your IP address.
- Then find your router IP address by typing ipconfig in the command prompt.
- Once you know your router IP address, you will be directed to the user login panel.
- Now, you can enter the username as admin and password as admin in the router login details. If you do not remember the details check them from the below table.
- The below information is useful when you haven't changed the default username and password that comes with your router.
- Once, you are in the router's admin panel, you can modify all internet settings.
Therefore, follow the above steps to login to a router using 192.168.1.1 admin password. Moreover, you can also refer the below details to login.
Default Router Passwords List of 192.168.1.1 IP Address
For the benefit of the users, we have provided the Usernames and Passwords of various routers that are currently available.In the above table, we have left some columns empty which means you no need to type anything in that option. So, type the username and the password details from the below table. You can also login through the 192.168.1.1 admin password. And you can also share this information with your friends which may be useful to them also.
| Brand of Router
|Login IP
192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings: The IP address 192.168.1.1 is the default IP address of many of the routers. Many of the hardware manufacturers also use this address to manage their network setup or to build a network. The IP Address 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings is also very important for the better security of the wireless network. You can also change this IP address through the management console. But it is better not to modify the address to make the whole network work smoothly.
Some of the other users use 192.168.0.1 as their default IP address for their routers. It is based on your choice to use any of these 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 IP addresses. But you should change the 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings at least once in a while. So, go through the entire article get the steps for 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings. Let's have a look at the below sections.
How to Login 192.168.1.1 in Easy steps
Accessing the IP address 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings will allow you to change the settings and configurations that your router software provides. Below are the steps for how to login to 192.168.1.1, which might help you to access the router IP address.
- First, open the browser and enter 192.168.1.1 in the browser's address bar.
- You may also enter the site by clicking here http://192.168.1.1.
- If you are getting an error, the 192.168.1.1 is not your router's IP address.
- Once you know the router's IP address, introduce it into your browser's URL address.
- Then you will be directed to the user login panel. There you will find router user and password.
- Even if you forgot your username and password, you could recover them.
- Once you are in the router's admin panel, you will be able to modify and change all security settings.
Steps for 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings
According to many surveys on the network intrusion, which is making the wireless routers not corresponding to the 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings. Here are a few basic 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings that can help you stay away from most of the threats.
Disable DHCP features
DHCP is nothing but Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. The general router DHCP is enabled by default. So that all the wireless devices within the signal range can automatically assign to the IP address. It causes a great security risk to the router users. An attacker can easily get a lot of information about your router by distributing the IP address. Therefore you should disable the DHCP feature.
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- 192.168.0.1- http 192.168.0.1.1 Admin Login
- 192.168.100.1 Router Login
- 192.168.o.1.1. tp link admin
- 192.168.o.1.1 admin
Wireless encryption
The wireless AP or router has WEP encryption. This WEP includes both the 64-bit and 128-bit encryption type. As long as you enter 10 or 26 x 16 strings as an encrypted password can protect your wireless network. The WPA make networks more secure and reliable. You Should note that wireless router wireless encryption is turned off when they go out. But if you give up this function, then your network is a network of severe insecurity, so you should enable this feature.
Turn off SSID broadcasting
The SSID is the name of your wireless network access. When you are searching for a wireless network, your network name will appear in the search results. Once an attacker tries to leverage common initialization string to connect to a wireless network, it may cause extremely vulnerable to your wireless network. Therefore, you need to turn off the SSID broadcasting as a 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings.
Set the IP Filtering and MAC Address List
Since the network card's of each MAC address is unique, you can increase security by setting the MAC address list. After enabling the IP address filtering feature, only IP addresses in the list of MAC users can access the wireless network.
Hence, you can change the 192.168.1.1 Admin Wireless Settings for better security to your route.
http 192.168.1.1 admin – Router Login Issues
While we are using a laptop or notebook to setup wireless network with a wireless router, we sometimes experience the Router Login issues with its default IP address 192.168.1.1 (usually we type http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.0.1 at the address bar of a browser), the webpage shows nothing or an error page, what is the problem and how does it happen?
Root Causes For This Router Login Problem To Occur
Let's analyze what will lead to this Router Login problem that we can't open our router's management page :
- Check whether your laptop or notebook is connected to your router's wireless network.
- Your computer is connected to other man's router. This kind of situation sometimes happens when your computer has been connected to another router before, just try to re-connect to your own router.
- Your router's default IP is changed to other IP address. In this case, you can take a look at the result of running 'ipconfig' command or 'ifconfig' command (linux version) and keep in mind of the default gateway which shows up, then re-enter the gateway IP.
- Check whether input error causes the problem.
Incorrect IP Address in URL Bar
Many of us sometimes enter wrong IP address at the address bar of a browser. In the computer world, even a subtle error will cause a problem, sometimes we just type the IP address too fast and didn't pay a close attention. Following error addresses won't take you to the right page of your router:
192.168.l.l(the last two digits are 1, not the letter L)
http 192.168.1.1
http 192.168.1.11
168. 1. 1 (there is some space between the dots)
192.168.1.1. (IP address does not end with a dot)
http.//192.168.1.1 (http. // should be written as http://, with a colon, not a dot)
Please remember, the correct method of accessing your router is to enter http: //192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.0.1 (most of the time 'http' can be omitted, you can input directly with 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1). And please also note that different brands of routers have different default management IP addresses which you can refer to my previous article, and these routers always allow you to modify the default address. You can also refer to the specific address mentioned in your router's manual if you still have it. And there's another point I need to mention, in general the address' default port is 80, while we visit the address, we always omit the port number (full address is http://192.168.1.1:80), if you've modified the port number, you need to enter the complete address, for example, http: //192.168.1.1:8080.
What to do while we still can't visit 192.168.1.1
if there is no mistake of typing the default gateway address? The following step is very simple:
Check whether the result of "ping 192.168.1.1" is OK.
If we can't access 192.168.1.1, the browser won't show any result or return a 404 error, this means there's a problem somewhere, we can ping the router's IP to check whether there's a problem with the network connection. This step is pretty simple if you know a little basic computer knowledge, just open a command window and type 'ping 192.168.1.1', then hit 'Enter'. If the window shows words including 'time out', it means you can't connect to 192.168.1.1, your router's default gateway address might be other digits. But, there are still some factors might cause the ping step failure:
- The router is not powered on.
- The cable connecting your computer and router is broken
- Your computer's firewall disables access to your router's IP address 192.168.1.1. It's easy to solve the problem by removing some related rules according to the firewall settings.
- The last problem might be the signal of your wireless router. If your computer is too far from your router or there are several walls or some metal stuffs between them, the router's signal weakens a lot, then your computer might lose the connection.


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Childhood in crisis?
Research conducted by Dr Mary-Jane Kehily, an expert in childhood and youth at The Open University, suggests that the current perception that childhood is 'in crisis' is essentially a media construct and not a new phenomenon. Researching into the issue over the past six years, Dr Kehily argues in the paper, 'Childhood in crisis? Tracing the contours of 'crisis' and its impact upon contemporary parenting practices', that the perception is actually a reflection of adult anxiety and insecurity in today's modern age.
Dr Kehily says: "Whereas once Western childhoods were something to aspire to, we are now led to believe that childhood in the West is in crisis, and imploding. This is a construct led by media hysteria and compounded by the loss of confidence amongst parents - who feel under increased pressure and surveillance. In what is now a risk-conscious society, the child is a treasured emotional investment, providing security for parents in an insecure world."
Dr Kehily examined reports, books, media and particularly parenting magazines when researching, putting these into the context of past debates over childhood, and she found that there has been a "sea change in attitudes towards and perceptions of childhood." Today, nostalgic romantic visions of how childhood should be are blended with consumerism and the increased availability of scientific knowledge, giving modern child-parent relationships a unique character. Dr Kehily argues this is typified by the rise in 4D scans, giving parents increased reassurance before the child is born. Scientific procedures such as stem cell harvesting are also increasingly popular, with parents seeing this as a way to minimise future health risks.
Dr Kehily's article appears in the journal Media, Culture and Society.
Notes to Editors
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About The Open University
•The Open University is the UK's largest university and the world leader in distance education, and celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2009. It has more than 200,000 students in over 40 countries. Of these, more than 1,100 are postgraduate research students.
•Open Research Online (ORO), the University's freely accessible repository of research publications, is available at: http://oro.open.ac.uk. ORO has around 30,000 visitors from 170 different countries each month, and is currently ranked the fifth best higher education repository in the UK by the Registry of Open Access Repositories (ROAR).


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Funeral Service
Regina Spears Bennett age 79 of Burkesville, KY passed away on Tuesday, April 09, 2013 at Clinton County Hospital after an illness. She was born on July 19, 1933 in Adair County, Kentucky to the late Thomas Taylor Keen and Ida Mae Coffey Keen. Regina was a homemaker and member of Christian Chapel Church of Christ.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by four children, Noah Wayne Bennett, Joyce Ann Norris, Daryl Keith Spears, and Jamie Lynn Davis, three siblings, Dolly Dimple Spears, James Keen, and Bobby Jim Keen, and two grandchildren, Carl Shannon Norris, and Malcolm Tony Bennett
Survivors Include:
One son- Malcolm Bennett of Burkesville, KY
Three Sisters- Dorothy Davidson of Burkesville, KY, Delsie Porter of Byrdstown, TN, and Minnie Oberland of Illinois
17 grandchildren, several great grandchildren, and several great great grandchildren also survive
Funeral Service:
Saturday, April 13, 2013 at 2:00 P.M. at Ballou & Stotts Funeral Home, 304 North Main Street, Burkesville, Kentucky with Bro. Raymond Castillo officiating
Burial in Burkesville Cemetery
Family requests visitation after 3:00 P.M. Friday, April 12, 2013 at Ballou & Stotts Funeral Home in Burkesville. Pallbearers: John McCloughan, Doc Davis, Red Scott, Buford Wilburn, Chris Norris, Joseph Sewell.
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Experimental setting and environmental monitoring
Vegetation monitoring, plant standing biomass, net primary production and total nutrient content in plants
Microbial biomass and microbial diversity
Soil enzymatic activities
Micrometeorology, carbon accumulation, soil respiration and litter decomposition
Microcosm experiment (Neuchâtel)
Drought palaeohydrology and carbon accumulation during the last 1000 years
WORK PACKAGES: Microcosm experiment (Neuchâtel)
In microcosms the average depth to water table and amplitude of the fluctuation will be manipulated in 27 (replicated) mesocosms of 30cm in diameter and 60cm in length. We will place monospecific Sphagnum fallax lawns on peat cores. All mesocosms will be seeded with an extract of microorganisms from dry, intermediate and wet habitats (hummocks, lawns, pools). We will measure the growth of Sphagnum, decomposition and nutrient content (C, N, P) of Sphagnum fallax and Eriophorum vaginatum litter, soil respiration and structure of microbial communities (whole microbial communities including bacteria, fungi, micro-algae, protozoa and micro-metazoa by direct observation, with analysis of testate amoebae to species level, community profiles of bacteria, fungi and nematodes using T-RFLP). Samples will be taken at regular intervals to assess change in structure and function through time.


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"Why Improved Customer Knowledge is Now Critical for Financial Services Companies"
The Harvard Club | 35 West 44th Street New York, NY 10036
On Wednesday September 14, PNT Marketing Services and Neolane host the sixth quarterly Customer Intelligence Group event at New York City's Harvard Club.
Our latest topic, "Why Improved Customer Knowledge is Now Critical for Financial Services Companies," will review why retail financial services businesses, and banks in particular, can no longer count on product-centric strategies to drive revenue growth. To succeed today, line of business and marketing leadership must renew their focus on customer relationships and lifetime customer value to build new revenue streams with premium, value-based services and improve marketing ROI.
Our latest session features a noted author and speaker on topics such as strategy, competition, and best practices in U.S. financial services companies. Mary Beth Sullivan is the Managing Partner of Capital Performance Group (CPG) http://www.capitalperform.com/. She has more than two decades of experience in the financial services industry, both as a practitioner and as an adviser to senior executives. Mary Beth specializes in designing and implementing strategies for growth and improved profitability for banks, insurance and investment management businesses, vendors to the financial services industry, and others with a stake in the industry.
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Mr. Rogers Would Be Proud
If you know anything about Mr. Rogers, you know that he was kind and compassionate and that he worked tirelessly towards helping the youngest among us learn how to be the same way. He was respectful of youngsters' feelings and always set his sights on helping them learn how to cope with tough situations. Mr. Rogers was far ahead of his time. He was brilliant, and the networks that sponsored him were visionaries.
If you ever wished you could do something on a larger scale to support everything Mr. Rogers believed in and you wish to help propel the tenets of social-emotional development for generations to come, the time is now. I can imagine Mr. Rogers smiling over all of this.
Mr. Rogers Would Be Smiling
According to casel.org, The Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning Act of 2013 (HR 1875), introduced last week in the 113th Congress, will expand the availability of evidence-based programs that teach students social and emotional skills such as self-control, goal-setting, collaboration, conflict resolution, and problem-solving. More than two decades of scientific research has shown these skills to improve academic achievement and promote positive school climate.
Where You Come In
Chances are, if you are a regular reader of our blog, you believe in and support social-emotional development. Now, you can voice your support about its importance by sending an email to your representative. All of the guesswork is taken out of it:
You can find a sample letter here.
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It's a quick, easy way to make a difference for all children.
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Today Jenessa glued on the last small bits and and painted on the last brush strokes to finish both train models. They look spectacular! As soon as we get the final measurements from the train chassis builder we will start in on the full size version.
Train model done
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Dan Sawatzky is best described as a creative force in the sign industry. He and his wife Janis are owners of Sawatzky's Imagination Corporation – a small family company that specializes in the design and creation of dimensional theme signs and environments. They tackle projects of any size from small signs to entire theme parks. Their work has garnered numerous international awards and Dan's articles appear frequently in the sign trade publications. Dan and his crew also host Sign Magic and Sculpting Workshops in their studio a number of times each year with attendees coming from around the world. For more information please visit www.imaginationcorporation.com View all posts by Dan Sawatzky


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The Latest Stag Do Trends
One of the first questions you might ask, when utterly perplexed at the duty of the stag do that has been bestowed upon you, is 'what's everybody else doing?' If you're wondering about the groom's expectations, you can get a good idea of what is required of you by looking at popular stag do trends. So, without further ado, here are the top stag do trends.
The most popular stag do destinations for UK stags are Majorca, Benidorm and Costa del Sol – it would seem that the priority is sunshine and partying! Spain makes a good (and cheap) stag do which is typically the best formula for getting everybody to attend! Other popular destinations for non-summer stag do breaks are Prague for nightlife, Bratislava and Budapest. Though more stag groups are choosing to go abroad for their fun, there is plenty to to right here in the UK, so if you're not up for travelling, ask us for top UK stag activities!
Stags are more frequently deciding to enjoy the usual summer holiday activities such as quad biking, bar crawls, fun water sports and day drinking on the beach. Other activities stags are getting up to abroad are water sports such as jet skiing, boat parties and inflatable challenges such as the banana ride. Lots of stags are choosing to be escorted to the top nightclubs with VIP access. UK stags are typically choosing to enjoy bar crawls or adrenaline filled packages such as race car driving and paint balling.
It's all very well and good learning what other stag groups enjoy doing but we understand if you want to do something a little more…different. For that reason, we've bought along some wildcard stag do ideas so you don't have to be like everyone else. For a getaway that's more unique than beach bar crawls, book a wilderness weekend where you'll learn some Bear Grylls style skills such as fire making, shelter building and whittling. Or relax during a glamping weekend. For an event with a bang, try a shooting course in Estonia.
You can see all of our stag do activities here but if you've something special in mind, ask us and we'll make it happen!


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October 16th, 2003
Wintel Monoculture, Lamarckian Biology and Bill Joy
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Katrina V. Anopgo back to attorney list 413.781.0560 • Associate
"Whether I am representing a client buying a home, going through a divorce, child custody dispute or litigating an abuse prevention order, making a personal connection is important to me. I work hard to make sure my clients know I am available to them and committed to their needs. I feel passionate about using my legal experience, professional knowledge, and education to advocate for my clients every day."
A native of Western Massachusetts, Katrina is a graduate of the Western New England University School of Law, and a member of Bacon Wilson's real estate, family law, probate, employment, and immigration practice groups. Katrina is fluent in Spanish, and works primarily from the firm's Springfield office.
- Western New England University School of Law, J.D. 2011
- University of Massachusetts, B.A., cum laude, 2007
Bar & Court Admission:
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Professional & Community Activities Include:
- Member, Young Professional Society of Greater Springfield, 2015-Present
- Member, Ludlow Rotary Club, 2016-Present
- Volunteer, Yogathon2017, Yoga Reaches Out New England
- Member, Hampden County Bar Association, 2015-Present
- Member, Hampshire County Bar Association, 2015-Present
- Volunteer, Adoptions With Love of Newton, MA, 2013-Present
Publications & Lectures Include:
- Speaker, First-Time Home Buyers Group, Wayfinders (fka HAP Housing), 2016 and 2015