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Google has begun rolling out an update to its Google Play Newsstand app that brings a visual redesign and refines many core features of the service. Upon opening the app, users are greeted and shown the weather, with a single stream of personalized stories below that's being referred to as "Briefing".
At the bottom are four links to different sections of the app: For You, Library, Explore, and Read Later. While Explore and Read Later are familiar, the former two are largely new additions. For You is the aforementioned landing screen. Library consists of Topics & Sources, which stores magazines and content from the previous My Library feature, and Digest, which organizes the top three stories from each topic and source.
Additional changes include a host of new settings and toggles, giving users more control over the app.
This update is version 4.0 and is now rolling out through the Google Play Store. Screenshots are available at the via link below.


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Approximately 1,000 demonstrators gathered in Nairobi Saturday to protest the Kenyan government's proposed anti-terrorism bill.
Speaker after speaker denounced what they termed U.S. and British imperialism, religious discrimination and racism as among some of the factors behind the Kenyan government's proposed Suppression of Terrorism Bill.
They were angry about the pressure they claim that U.S. and British authorities are putting on the Kenyan government to enact anti-terrorism measures, and what they perceive as the Kenyan government's failure to defend the sovereignty of the east African country.
Presbyterian minister Rev. Timothy Njoya told the gathering that the proposed legislation turns back the clock on the gains Kenyans made in the areas of freedom and human rights, and violates the current constitution.
"The bill is borrowed from the same source as the American and British one, and hence looks like an instrument of recolonization," he said.
Among the controversial parts of the bill is a provision that would allow authorities to hold a suspect for up to 36 hours, without access to a lawyer, family members or anyone else from outside.
The bill also would grant foreign authorities the right to arrest and detain Kenyan citizens, and it would exempt Kenyan authorities from any legal repercussions for actions they take against terrorism.
Reverend Njoya says the bill will change Kenyan society.
"If this bill is enacted the way it is, it will make Kenya a police state. It will criminalize certain religious practices, like Muslim practices," he said.
Muslims feel particularly vulnerable, mostly because of the provision that says people can be arrested for wearing clothing or carrying objects linking them to terrorist organizations. They say Islam has become synonymous with terrorism in the common mind, so anyone wearing traditional Islamic dress might be unfairly branded as a terrorist.
The vice chairman of the Supreme Council of Kenyan Muslims, Al-Hajj Yussuf Muringu, says the legislation discriminates against Muslims for the way they dress.
"We find that it is, without mentioning the name Muslim or Islam, is targeting Muslims," he said.
Kenyan government officials deny that the bill discriminates against, or is meant to target, Muslims.
Mr. Muringu says there are already enough laws in Kenya to prevent terrorism and crime, without this new bill.


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The picture shows the life cycle of silkworm. Altogether there are four stages. First of all, a moth produces several eggs and after ten days' growth each egg becomes a silkworm larva that feeds on mulberry leaf. This stage will last four to six weeks, and after which the larva begin to produce a cocoon
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More than 50 homes in Tipperary found with high levels of cancer-causing radon gas
More than ten per cent of Tipperary homes recently tested for radon were found to have high levels of the cancer-causing gas according to figures released by the Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland (RPII).
Over 300 homes from across the country have been identified by the RPII as having high levels of radon in the last seven months. Nationally, radon is the second biggest cause of lung cancer after smoking and is directly linked to up to 200 lung cancer deaths each year.
In Tipperary, 502 tests for radon gas were completed in homes between June 1, 2011 and December 31, 2011 following a comprehensive awareness campaign carried out by the RPII in the south of the county in May 2011. Of the 502 homes tested, 54 were above the acceptable level of 200 becquerels per cubic metre (Bq/m3).
One home in Clonmel had more than four times the acceptable level with a reading in excess of 800 Bq/m3.
The remaining 53 homes had readings above and up to four times the acceptable level and were found in: Clonmel (24), Cahir (13), Carrick On Suir (11), Ardfinnan (1), Ballina (1), Cashel (1), Clogheen (1) and Fethard (1)
Commenting on the findings, Mr David Fenton, Senior Scientist at the RPII said: "These figures show that South Tipperary has a significant radon problem. Our research indicates there are hundreds more homes across the county with high levels of radon gas. To date, only a very small proportion of these homes have been identified. Exposure to high radon levels causes lung cancer and many people are unknowingly living with very high levels in their homes. The only way people will know if it is in their homes is by testing."
Measuring for radon and, in the event of a high reading, reducing the levels present are both easy to do. To test for radon, one radon detector is placed in a bedroom and a second in a living room for a three-month period. The detectors are sent and returned by post for analysis. The RPII and a number of private companies provide a radon measurement service. The cost of a measurement is around €50.
If a moderate radon level is found, improving indoor ventilation may reduce the level by up to half, the cost of which is low. For higher levels, a fan assisted sump can be installed which can reduce radon levels by over 90%. The sump can be installed in a day by a contractor with little disruption to the home. The average cost of this work is €1,100 with annual running costs of approximately €90.


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Match Reports
Seniors get off to a good start (08/04/18)
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The 2018 senior football league began on Sunday, with Ballymacnab hosting St Patrick's Cullyhanna to kick off their return to Division 1A following promotion last season. The home side edged what proved to be a fiercely competitive and intriguing game played in perfect conditions on the score line of Ballymacnab 4-11 Cullyhanna's 3-13.
The visitors made the brighter start converting their first 2 efforts on goal within the opening minute before scoring a 3rd point to stretch their lead. Ballymacnab answered back in emphatic fashion with a converted penalty from Gavin McParland after he had been fouled inside the small square before Kieran Hughes doubled his sides lead, firing the ball into the bottom corner after great link up play between Jack Grugan and Gavin McParland.
Cullyhanna converted a free to make the score 2-0 to 0-4 before a Rory Grugan point from the dead ball restored the Nabs 3 point lead. This lead was short lived however as Cullyhanna were soon back on level terms with a goal of their own on the 15th minute. 2 points from St Pat's edged them back in front but it was Ballymacnab, led by Rory Grugan, who finished the half best kicking 4 points without reply (all from the trusty left boot of Rory Grugan) to go in front at the break 2-5 to 1-6.
The second period began in a similar manner to the first, with Cullyhanna dominating early on, scoring 1-3 in quick succession to put them 4 points ahead. Jack Grugan responded with his first of the day after a great catch in the middle of the field and assist from Gavin McParland set Grugan in for a score. Ballymacnab reduced the deficit to one soon after with points from Rory Grugan (2) leaving Cullyhanna ahead 2-9 to 2-8.
Michael Beagan's accurate pass found Gavin McParland whose powerful run left him one on one with the keeper, making no mistake as he slide the ball into the Cullyhanna net for a second time. Once more St Pat's were able to reduce the margin to 1 before an incredible Ryan Watters effort sailed between the posts to put Ballymacnab in front by 3-9 to 2-10 with 15 minutes remaining
As was the story throughout the game, Cullyhanna struck back with a purple patch of their own, scoring 1-3 and firing themselves back into control, leaving the score now reading 3-13 to 3-9 to St Pat's. However they would not register another score as Ballymacnab's drive and determination saw them home.
McParland completed his hat trick with another goal and brought his side within a point once again while Rory Grugan converted another free to level the game. It seemed both teams would be happy with a share of the spoils, but a turnover in defence by Finnen Maguire created the counter attack which saw Brian McCone being fouled and allowed Grugan to kick the winner to give Ballymacnab a 4-11 to 3-13 lead as the referee blew the final whistle.
Grugan's man of the match display was displayed on the scoreboard as he scored 0-9 of Ballymacnab's overall total while also creating many chances throughout the game. Michael Beagan showed well throughout while Gavin McParland had a say in all 4 of his sides goals, scoring 3 and creating 1.
A great start to the league and for the lads and the new management team of Bernie Murray and Paul O'Conner and they will travel to Dromintee next weekend for their round 2 encounter.
Team: Conor McGivern, Ruairi Gribben, Ryan Kennedy, Ciaran Connelly, Michael Beagan (Capt), Damian McGeown, Chris Loughran, Tony McKee, Rory Grugan (0-9), Paul Meegan, Brian McCone, James Gray, Kieran Hughes (1-0), Jack Grugan (0-1), Gavin McParland (3-0)
Subs: Niall McKee for D. McGeown, Ryan Watters (0-1) for P. Meegan, Finnen Maguire for J. Gray, Sean Lynch for T. McKee, Joe Gribben for B. McCone.
'Nab come out in top in thriller (16/09/17)
Our Seniors reached the Semi Final of the Championship for the 4th time in 7 years after a six goal thriller against Madden at the Athletic Grounds.
The game was played in horrid conditions after the recent spell of wet weather but both sides put that behind them and it wasn't long until the first score, a point from Brian McCone. Madden quickly responded with a point before a Paul Kennedy point gave the 'Nab the lead once more, after some good play from Michael Beagan. The first goal of the game came shortly afterwards when a 'mark' from Pauric Gribben set him up on a solo run and whilst his initial attempt for a point was dealt by the 'keeper, he seemed to fumble the ball. Jack Grugan showed great incint to follow the ball in and find the net. This score was short lived when Madden rose the green flag moments later. Almost immediedatly, our lads dusted themselves down once more and an inch perfect pass from Rory Grugan to his brother Jack with Jack rattling the net for the second time. Just when Ballymacnab seemed to be pulling away, Madden reduced the deficit with another goal, to leave the score at 2-04 to 2-01. During this set play Ballymacnab lost full back Brendan Toner to injury and saw the game stopped for 11 minutes. At the restart the inform Jack Grugan once again split the posts and that score was quickly followed by another Paul Kennedy point. Just before half time, Madden showed their resolve with another free to leave the 'Nab leading at the break 2-06 to 3-02
In the second half Ballymacnab once again started the brightest with the Grugan brother linking up for Rory's second point of the game. As before, when the 'Nab looked to be getting a grasp of the game, the opposition were given a lifeline and awarded a penalty on the 3rd minute of the second half. The shot was converted to the net as Madden retained the lead and added to this lead with a brace of points. However, the 'Nab soon closed the gap with the Grugan brothers again coming to the fore, scoring a point each. A turnover produced another counter attack for Madden with their attacker splitting the posts. This however would be Madden's final score until the 29th minute as Ballymacnab began to find their feet. Rory Grugan set up Gavin McParland for a point before another Michael Beagan turnover led to McParland kicking his second in 4 minutes. The 'Nab were now in a roll and won the resulting restart, providing the chance for Jack Grugan to score again. Brian McCone then nudged his side in front with a point before Madden leveled once again. With the sides level and now entering the injury time, Jack Grugan once more stood up to drive his side to victory, his effort sailing proving to be the winning score.
In an amazing game the swung back and forth our lads showed great composer and experience, particularly in the final quarter of the game. Jack Grugan produced a tremendous performance, closely followed by the hard working Michael Beagan and Pauric Gribben who all contributed so much to guide their side to victory.TEAM: Conor McGivern, James Gray, Brendan Toner, Chris Loughran, Michael Beagan, Ryan Kennedy, Oisin McGivern, Pauric Gribben, Rory Grugan(0-3), Ruairí Gribben, Jack Grugan (2-4), Paul Kennedy (0-2), Gavin McParland (0-3), Finnén Maguire, Brian McCone (0-2) Subs: Damien McGeown for B. Toner, Ryan Watters for F. Maguire, Ciaran Connelly for C. Loughran, Brendan Gribben for R. Gribben
Seniors ease pass Granemore in Championship (28/08/17)
Seniors have reached the Quarter Final stage of the Championship after a
superior performance against neighbours Granemore at the Athletic Grounds. On
the night our lads showed great hunger, fitness and accuracy in front of goals
and were deserving of their win.
TEAM: Conor McGivern, Ciaran Connelly, Brendan Toner, Chris Loughran, Michael Beagan (0-1), Ryan Kennedy (1-1), Oisin McGivern, Pauric Gribben (0-1), Rory Grugan(1-5), Ruairí Gribben, Finnén Maguire (0-2), Paul Kennedy (0-1), Gavin McParland (0-1), Jack Grugan (0-3), Brian McCone (0-2) Subs: James Gray for R.Gribben, Ryan Watters for B.McCone, Damien McGeown (0-1) for J.Grugan, Sean Lynch for C.Loughran, Richard Gribben for F.Maguire, Niall McKee for C.Connolly
Seniors march on to Round 2 (11/08/17)
Our Seniors progressed to Round 2 of the Championship after accounting of Cullaville in Silverbridge in Round 1. Although the 'Nab ran out comfortable winners in the end, they were made to work hard throughout, particularly in the first half.
Ballymacnab got off the mark straight from the throw in which ended in a point for Jack Grugan. Cullaville responded with an equalising score on the 2nd minute. The first goal of the game came 10 minutes into the half when Conor McGiverns attempt to save a point rebounded off the crossbar to a Cullaville forward, who reacted the quickest, and converted the three pointer. This lead was short lived as the 'Nab went into the attack straight from the kick out. Finnén Maguire's excellent cross field pass ended with Jack Grugan fisting the ball over the advancing 'keeper to raise the green flag. Finnén Maguire added a point before the sides were once more level again on the 17th mark. Ballymacnab then hit a purple patch in the game with 4 unanswered points from Cormac Gribben, Oisín McGivern, Pauric Gribben and Brian McCone. Cullaville responded with a brace of points before points from Paul Kennedy and Finnén Maguire left 4 between the sides by the 29th minute mark. There would remain 4 between the sides at the half time break but a dramatic end of the half saw Cullaville awarded a penalty and although the resulting kick was well struck it was equally matched with a fine save from 'keeper Conor McGivern.
As in the first half, Jack Grugan got the first point of the second as the 'Nab exchanged points with the opposition. Paul Kennedy, Finnén Maguire, Jack Grugan and Ryan Kennedy added points to give a bit of breathing space to lead by 6 by the 42nd minute. Three minutes later came the second 'Nab goal when Finnén Maguire proved the provider once more only this time it was Pauric Gribben who flicked the ball to the net. Ryan Kennedy and Brian McCone added points against two for the opposition and by the final whistle Ballymacnab were glad to get over the first hurdle and advance to Round 2.
Overall a much pleasing win with everyone playing their part with special mention to Conor and Oisin McGivern, Ryan Kennedy, Finnén Maguire and Jack Grugan.
Team: Conor McGivern, Ciaran Connolly, Brendan Toner, Chris Loughran, Michael Beagan, Ryan Kennedy (0-2), Oisin McGivern (0-1), Pauric Gribben (1-1), Richard Gribben, Ruairí Gribben, Finnén Maguire (0-3), Paul Kennedy (0-2), Brendan Gribben, Jack Grugan (1-4), Brian McCone (Capt 0-2). Subs: Cormac Gribben (0-1) for Ri.Gribben, James Gray for M.Beagan, Sean Lynch for C.Connolly, Damien McGeown for B.Gribben, Niall McKee for C.Loughran, Fearghal Nugent for J.Grugan
Reserves win County Championship (02/08/17)
Our Reserve team made the short trip to the Athletic Grounds on Wednesday the 2nd of August to contest their 3rd Championship final in 4 years, led by joint captains Cormac and Neil Gribben, they were determined to bring home the trophy against a tough Madden side. A great start along with a lot of hard work throughout the match, ensured victory for the 'Nab. Ballymacnab opened a 4 point lead with points from Gareth Watters (2) and Paul Kennedy (2) before Madden got off the mark in the 6th minute. A Stephen King point followed before Madden responded to leave the score 0-5 to 0-2 with 12 minutes played in the opening half. Points from Niall Gribben, Aodhan Toner and another from Gareth Watters stretched their advantage to 6 before Watters once again swapped points with the Madden attack. The 'Nab squeezed in two more points prior to the end of the half with Paul Kennedy kicking his third and Niall Gribben splitting the posts yet again. This left the score 0-11 to 0-3 with it all to play for in the second half.
It took 14 minutes for the opening score of the half, with both nerves and weather conditions playing there part. Brendan Toner registered his first before Niall Gribben scored his third of the evening. Madden responded with a single point before two Brendan Toner points left his side in front by 9 with 5 minutes remaining. The Madden team then headed for goals to try and save the match, but found the Nab's defence too hard to break down, scoring only one goal from numerous chances they created. Ballymacnab's hunger and commitment shown, meant they came away with the victory on a score line of 0-15 to 1-4.
After the game, County Secretary Paul Duggan presented the Cup to joint Captains Cormac & Neil Gribben. Well done to all the players, managers Mickey McGivern, Gary McKee and backroom team. Special word of thanks to McKee Masonry for sponsoring the team T-shirts and to the Staff of O'Tooles Bar who provided the after match refreshments.
The Reserves now aim to achieve 'the double' as they once again head to the Athletic Grounds for the league final on Friday the 18th of August.
Team: Mickey O'Hare, Shaun Casey, Colm McKee, Sean Lynch, Ciaran Connolly, Cormac Gribben, Ryan Harvey, Niall Gribben (0-3), Cormac McKee, Gareth Watters (0-4), Nicolas Harvey, Paul Kennedy (0-3), Stephen King (0-1), Aodhan Toner (0-1), Neil Gribben. Subs: Joe Gribben for Neil Gribben, Brendan Tonner (0-3) for A. Toner, Kevin Beagan for S. King, Tomas Gribben for G. Watters, Barry Livingstone for C. Connelly, Ryan Beagan for Niall Gribben. Tomas Gribben, Shane McClelland, Packie Watters, Rory Gray, Simon Hawkins, Fintan Connolly
Goals 'reign' at Pearse Og (31/07/16)
A blistering first half performance saw our lads record a first away league victory over Pearse Og on Sunday past. The game was filled with drama and goals and at the end of the 60 minutes the Round Towers were deserving of their victory.
Gavin McParland got scoring proceedings off to a start on the 2nd minute with a converted free. Pearse Og got their first score of the game when they found the net on the 6th minute. Ballymacnab's response was immediate with points from Ryan Kennedy and Brian McCone. There was a short delay in the game when Ballymacnab lost their influential midfielder Pauric Gribben to an injury and we wish him a speedy recovery. When the game restarted, Pearse Og hit the front with a converted free. Once again Ballymacnabs response was immediate and when Rory Grugan found the inrushing James Gray (Pauric Gribbens replacement) he side stepped the 'keeper to convert the first 'Nab goal. A heavy rain shower saw supporters run for cover but the game continued with Gavin McParland and Finnén Maguire adding points and when Rory Grugan rounded the 'keeper and his marker, the 'Nab collected another three pointer. The goals continued in the rain when Gavin McParland was fouled in the square and he slotted home a third goal from the resulting penalty kick. Ballymacnab kept the pressure on and after some good linkage play from Michael Beagan and Damien McGeown, James Gray fisted home his second goal. A converted free by Gavin McParland on the stroke of half time gave the 'Nab a 4-08 to 1-04 lead at the interval.
In the second half, with the weather improved, Pearse Og got a second goal on the 33rd minute. Ballymacnab defended well, keeping the opposition at bay as they launched numerous attacks. Rory Grugan edged the 'Nab further in front on the 41st minute before the home side hit 1-2 without reply to leave just 6 between the sides by the 47th minute. Four minutes from time the home side were awarded a penalty but the kick was well saved from 'keeper Sean Hughes and when Brian McCone converted a long range point on the 58th minute thus securing the moral boosting 2 points.
Team: Sean Hughes, Chris Loughran, Dominic McParland, Sean Lynch, Michael Beagan, Ruairí Gribben, Oisin McGivern, Pauric Gribben, Richard Gribben, Ryan Kennedy (0-1), Damien McGeown, Finnén Maguire (0-1), Brian McCone (0-2), Rory Grugan (1-01), Gavin McParland (1-5). Subs: James Gray (2-0) for P.Gribben, Niall McKee for S.Lynch, Brendan Gribben for M.Beagan, Tony McKee for Ri.Gribben
Senior League: 24/07/16
Our Seniors travelled to Maghery on Sunday in the resumption of the league. Three goals for the home side proved to be the difference in the sides as they collected the 2 points.
Ballymacnab were quick off the mark with a Jack Grugan point from the first attack. Maghery quickly levelled matters before a Brian McCone free edged the 'Nab back in front. On the 5th minute came the first goal when Maghery cut through the 'Nab rear guard. Maghery followed up with 2 points and a goal from a converted penalty on the 19th minute. Brian McCone exchanged pointed frees with that of the opposition before hard earned points from Ryan Kennedy and Jack Grugan reduced the deficit to 5 by the break. An excellent save from 'keeper Conor McGivern on the stroke of half time preventing a third goal at that stage.
In the second half Maghery did find the net for a third time on the 32nd minute when their attacker found the ball drop at his feet after an initial strike had it the upright. Two further points for the home side gave them a commanding lead but through the aid of Jack Grugan (3) and Oisín McGivern the 'Nab rallied to leave 6 between the sides by the 47th minute. Maghery responded with a point before three converted frees from Jack Grugan left 4 between the sides by the 54th minute. However, two late points for Maghery ensured they collected the points.
Team: Conor McGivern, Chris Loughran, Dominic McParland, Sean Lynch, Brendan Gribben, Ruairí Gribben, Gareth Watters, Pauric Gribben, Richard Gribben, Ryan Kennedy (0-1), Damien McGeown, Finnén Maguire, Brian McCone (Capt 0-3), Jack Grugan (0-8), Gavin McParland. Subs: Oisin McGivern (0-1) for G.Watters, James Gray for B.Gribben, Tony McKee for D.McGeown, Cormac McKee for Ri.Gribben.
Senior League: 03/06/16
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Blistering heat was met with a game played at blistering pace when Harps were the visitors to Pairc na Gael for Round 8 of the Senior League on Friday past. After an excellent 60 minutes of open ended football and some quality point scoring it was the visitors who narrowly recorded a 2 point victory.
The game began at a frantic pace with Gavin McParland (2) and Jack Grugan collecting points against as many for the opposition, all within the first 5 minutes. For the next 10 minutes Ballymacnab dominated on the scoreboard and points from Oisin McGivern, Jack Grugan, Ryan Kennedy, Rory Grugan and Jack Grugan left the Round Towers leading by 7 on the 19th minute mark. Harps then hit their purple patch and 5 unanswered point left just 2 between the sides at the interval.
Jack Grugan got the 'Nab off the mark with an early point from the restart before Harps responded with a point of their own. A brace of points by Gavin McParland left the 'Nab leading by 4 on the 37th minute. Harps began to grind into the 'Nab lead and by the 48th minute were level after a converted free. Harps took the lead with a brace of points but a converted free from Jack Grugan on the 54th minute mark reduced the deficit to the minimum. Harps added a point on the 60th minute and as the 'Nab launched one last attack they were awarded a penalty. Jack Grugan confidently struck the kick but the shot was saved by the 'keeper with the final whistle soon following.
The lads were extremely unlucky on this occasion after tremendous effort by all. Keeper Conor McGivern's excellent kick outs lead to a lot of attacks and pulled off one great save. Defensively Sean Lynch, Michael Beagan and Ryan Kennedy had solid performance while in attack there were notably performances from Gavin McParland, Jack Grugan and Oisin McGivern.
Team: C.McGivern, F.Nugent, D.McParland, S.Lynch, M.Beagan (Capt), R.Kennedy, K.Hughes, Ri.Gribben, R.Grugan (0-1), B.Gribben, D.McGeown, J.Gribben (0-2), G.McParland (0-04), J.Grugan (0-6), O.McGivern (0-1). Subs: N.McKee for K.Hughes, F.Maguire for R.Gribben, R.Watters for O.McGivern, C.McMcKee for J.Gribben, T.McKee for D.McGeown.
St.Pat's claim 2 points (06/05/16)
Ballymacnab 0-09 St.Patrick's 1-08
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Cullyhanna were the visitors to Pairc na Gael on Friday evening for a Senior league tie. In a low scoring first half St.Patrick's went in at the break 4-2 ahead. Brian McCone and Jack Grugan getting the scores for Ballymacnab from frees.
Ballymacnab made a bright start to the second half with points from Brian McCone (F) and Jack Grugan (2) and by the 35th minute had a one point advantage. However, this was short lived as two minutes later came the definitive score of the game with a goal for the visitors. Ballymacnab rallied again and two magnificent long range pointed frees from Jack Grugan levelled maters by the 45th minute. Cullyhanna grabbed the initiative with 4 unanswered points. Our lads once again tried to salvage something from the game as points from Jack Grugan (2) reduced the deficit just before the final whistle.
There were good performance from Ruairí Gribben and Ryan Kennedy in defence whilst Richard Gribben had a commanding role at midfield in his first start after injury. In attack Jack Grugan and Brian McCone were most dangerous scoring threat.
Team: Conor McGivern, Fearghal Nugent, Dominic McParland, Michael Beagan, Ruairí Gribben, Ryan Kennedy, James Gray, Richard Gribben, Tony McKee, Brendan Gribben, Gary McKee, Oisin McGivern, Jack Grugan (0-7), Finnén Maguire, Brian McCone. Subs: Joe Gribben for G.McKee, Damien McGeown for T.McKee, Sean Lynch for F.Nugent, Kieran Hughes for B.McCone.
Seniors lose away to Tones (01/05/16)
Wolfe Tones 3-12 Ballymacnab 2-13
Our Seniors traveled to Wolfe Tones on Sunday in search of our first win. Not much could separate the sides throughout but by the final whistle it was the home side who crossed the line with the 2 points.
Wolfe Tones were quick off the mark with a point within the 1st minute but a Jack Grugan point quickly cancelled that score after being set up by Brendan Gribben. A brace of points for Wolfe Tones followed before a Brian McCone point on the 9th minute levelled maters. The home side hit the first goal of the game on the 12th minute and followed up with a point 3 minutes later. On the 16th minute came the 'Nabs first goal when Brian McCone fired a shot to target man Jack Grugan and he punched the ball to the net to level maters once more. Wolfe Tones responded with a brace of points once more but Ballymacnab hit 3 unanswered points through Brian McCone, Jack Grugan (F) and Finnén Maguire. Wolfe Tones doubled their lead with a point on the 27th minute before Jack Grugan collected another point after the 'keeper had pulled off a good save from a shot by Ryan Kennedy to leave the home side leading 1-7 to 1-6 at the break.
Our lads dominated the early moments of the second half with Jack Grugan hitting another goal and points from Brian McCone and substitute Rory Grugan gave the 'Nab a 4 point lead by the 36th minute. Wolfe Tones response was 3 unanswered. Ballymacnab kept the pressure on with points from Brian McCone (F) and Ryan Kennedy. However, a further twist in the game occurred on the 47th minute with a second Tones goal. On the 50th minute Ballymacnab were awarded a penalty and although Jack Grugans strike was 'well hit' the 'keeper made an excellent save. Gavin McParland converted the resulting 45 meter kick and a fisted point by Oisin McGivern on the 52nd minute gave the 'Nab a 2 point cushion. Wolfe Tones hit back with a point but the tireless Brian McCone hit a 5th point after a good catch from Richard Gribben in the midfield berth. Heading into the final whistle Wolfe Tones hit 1-1 and try as they might our lads could not get another score.
Despite defeat this was a much improved performance from a 'Nab slowly beginning to get all players available again. Fearghal Nugent, Ruairi Gribben and Ryan Kennedy had good games in defence while Brian McCone and Jack Grugan were a constant thorn in the opponents side.
Team: Conor McGivern, Fearghal Nugent, Sean Lynch, Michael Beagan, Ryan Kennedy (0-1), Brendan Gribben, Damien McGeown, Tony McKee, James Gray, Gary McKee, Finnén Maguire (0-1), Brian McCone (Capt 0-5), Jack Grugan (2-3), Oisin McGivern (0-1). Subs: Rory Grugan (0-1) for T.McKee, Joe Gribben for G.McKee, Gavin McParland (0-1) for J.Gray, Cormac McKee for F.Maguire.


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Some people say that there are basically two kinds of ramen freaks - "repeaters" and "collectors." That is to say, those who find a couple shops they really like and go there regularly, and those who are always jaunting off to try something new and different, always searching for the next good bowl. It should be pretty clear at this point which of these camps I fall into. That said, sometimes circumstances call for, nay, demand, a repeat visit.
A couple weeks balk, I went to a talk on the Waseda University campus about the author Miyazawa Kenji, national identity, and liquor licensing. Long story. I was walking out to grab a whiskey before heading home when I bumped into my adviser Professor T, who had also attended the talk. He asked what I had eaten dinner yet, then asked if I knew any good ramen shops in the area. My mission was clear.
I suggested we hit up Guren, just a few steps from the main campus gate. Professor T noted the chic polished steel interior as we perched atop our stools, and for once I was the one giving him advice, recommending the shop's extra thick shrimp soup tsukemen (dipping noodles). I had gotten the shrimp last time, so this time I decided to try out the new menu item of abura soba - soupless "oily noodles."
The abura soba at Guren is a bit more "up to date" than similar dishes around the corner at Menchintei or Niko Niko. Abura soba is a secret Tokyo tradition dating back decades, but these were in the new high end ramen model - the noodles that much thicker, the garlic chips that much crunchier, the pork medallion perfectly blowtorched brown.
As we sat slurping, Professor T politely complimented my technique, but he was the impressive one. Unshakable as always, he left his (elegantly tasteful) suit jacket on, and kept his tie untucked. Needless to say, not a drop of soup got anywhere near either. Between bites I confessed that I had taken the study skills I learned in his seminar and applied them to my ramen research. Thankfully, this did not seem to disturb him.
Guren's abura soba may lack the raw junk food quality of say, Bubka, but the bowl is eminently tasty and satisfying. The best part is the fat slices of white onion, sauteed to a soft yet still crunchy sweet yellow. Even the white of the egg is nearly liquid, held together by a thin outer shell. If I could make one complaint it would be that I wanted to see the standard abura soba accompaniments of chili oil and vinegar squirt bottles - the straightforward soy-based oil at the bottom of the bowl did the job, but a few squirts of acid and spice never hurt anyone.
More importantly, Professor T seemed satisfied. I pity the fool who does not give Professor T what he wants, and I would hate to think that I might be that fool. My adviser is an eminent scholar who has taught at Japan's top universities, delivered national radio lectures, collated hefty literature compendiums, published dozens of articles, and hobnobbed with top authors and editors. And I have eaten ramen with him.
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I have been getting a lot of questions about the process of resizing and saving wallpapers in so many different sizes. This is no quick topic, so I thought I'd describe the whole process in a single article.
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"Animals Are Like Us" is a Lie, Says Film Critic
When I hosted a Live Chat with author Steven Kotler about his book on dog rescue, much of the discussion revolved around cross-species altruism, and scientific evidence of the emotional life of dogs and other animals. And from gorillas in mourning to dolphins saving dobermans, there are enough stories out there to cast doubt on the mechanistic, Cartesian view of the animal kingdom. British film critic, writer and TV producer David Cox says that all these stories, research, and the recent slue of films promoting the idea that animals and humans are alike is a lie—nothing more than propaganda for the conservation cause:
Consciousness gives human behaviour a character of its own, investing it with forethought, awareness of consequence and therefore moral choice. Animals are innocent of such things. A self-sacrificial octopus is therefore no more worthy of applause than a cat who tortures mice is worthy of blame. So why are films like One Life so determined to tell us otherwise?
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By Tony Jimenez
LONDON (Reuters) - Phillip Price feared a mismatch when Europe chose Paul McGinley as captain to take on U.S. counterpart Tom Watson in next month's Ryder Cup but the Welshman said his initial concerns have been totally dispelled.
McGinley's modest playing record, and his overall standing in the sport, cannot compare to that of eight-times major winner Watson.
But Price, who caused a major shock by beating Phil Mickelson in the last-day singles in the 2002 edition at The Belfry, has been so impressed with the genial Irishman that he believes he could turn into an inspired selection as skipper.
"I initially felt there might be an awe factor, I felt it was not a good matchup," Price told Reuters in an interview. "I think he's been fantastic though.
"I've listened to him a lot on TV and he's come across so well. He's very thoughtful, he seems to have thought about the Ryder Cup an awful lot and every question that's thrown at him, he's always got a good answer."
Four-times European Tour winner McGinley holed the putt that won the Ryder Cup in 2002 but Price says next month's matches against the Americans at Gleneagles in Scotland could end up defining his career.
"I think this is his major and he's planned really well," explained the 47-year-old.
"This is it for him. I can imagine he's going to be more prepared than any captain there's ever been.
"One of my former caddies has been working for him and he says no stone has been left unturned in terms of preparation.
"I get the feeling he's thought about this for a long time and is ready for every angle, the pairings, the weather, the preparation."
Price, who has won three times and is still an active player on the circuit, said a meeting at Tour headquarters at Wentworth early in the captaincy selection process should have told him all he needed to know about McGinley's popularity.
"When the tour players were here for a meeting to talk about picking the next captain I was stunned by how many wanted him," he added.
"They've twice seen him working as a Seve Trophy captain, and as a Ryder Cup vice-captain, and they were all pushing for him. The players were talking about him and Colin Montgomerie and the amount of support for Paul was astonishing.
"Monty wasn't ever in the reckoning. The team also seem to hold him in very high regard," said Price who was talking to Reuters at Tony Jacklin's Wentworth Charity Invitational golf event in aid of Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People (www.rainbows.co.uk).
"When he was eventually picked as captain all the players from the team had been phoning and tweeting their support for Paul."
This week's Italian Open, the final qualifying event, will determine the automatic nine selections in Europe's team before McGinley rounds off his 12-man lineup by announcing his three wildcard picks at Wentworth on Tuesday.
World number 16 Graeme McDowell is not playing this week and will be replaced among the top nine automatic slots by Stephen Gallacher if the Scot finishes first or second in Turin.
"I think we've got three obvious picks - Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Luke Donald," said Price. "But, concerningly, none of them are playing very well, they're all struggling.
"Stephen is probably next on the list. He needs to do something this week, or someone like Francesco Molinari needs to win, to change things.
"G-Mac is an automatic pick and Steve has to deliver something this week. If he finishes in the top five in Italy he may be picked because he's got a phenomenal record at Gleneagles.
"I think Poulter will definitely get a pick and that Donald is struggling the most. Looks to me like he's in the most trouble."
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I think I dreamt last night that there was a new reality show with two members of ABBA teaching in a high school and causing all kinds of hijinks with very heavy, faked Swedish accents.
I hope I dreamt that.
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which two members of abba?
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I was excited by the first "single" and today he dropped the whole album. It does not dissapoint.
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People often tell me that I have a relatively good sense of humor. But if someone tried this on me at an airport, I don't think it would go over very well. Airport security and the experience of spending time in airports is already as unnecessarily stressful as it can be. You pull a stunt like this on me to sell your deodorant, and it might become a self-fulfilling prophecy. (Just kidding, TSA – please, no patdowns next trip).
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Simon's trip includes a visit with Daniel Boone and with John and Rachel Edgar. He returns alone, having approved his son's request to explore "a year or two". In 1806, Simon discovers Tecumseh meeting with a group of Indians involved in a war council. Simon and his traveling companion, Jim McPherson, rush back to spread the world. The immediate official reaction is that the Indians must be preparing for war against some enemy other than the whites of the region and the Indians send their own letter which says that they truly are anxious to live in peace. Tecumseh, despite his actions gathering the Indians against the whites, spends much time at the Galloway cabin and often reads from the man's book collection - including the Bible. He also spends extensive time with the Galloway's fourteen-year-old daughter, Rebecca, studying and learning to...
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Scallop fishing is turning the seabed off Whitby into a "marine desert" the town's local MP has warned.
Robert Goodwill, MP for Whitby, has taken up the fight of local charter skippers.
He is taking his concerns to Elizabeth Truss, the new secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs with a campaign to change the fishing restrictions off the Whitby coast.
He voiced his controversial thoughts after an emergency meeting in town last week with a group of local fishermen. They fear their livelihoods are at risk because of the surge in the visiting scalloping industry which they claim is ripping up the sea bed.
Mr Goodwill told the Gazette: "The Yorkshire coast is under attack and the ecosystem is being destroyed.
"Damage is being done to the shellfish and scallop industry, and the impact on the local fishing community could be irreparable."
Over recent years there has been an increase in the number of boats from other parts of the country - from as far as Brixham to Scotland - visiting Whitby waters to tap into the resources of scallops and to avoid fishing restrictions which are in place in other parts of the country but not along the Yorkshire coast.
But the way they catch the product, effectively by dredging, is damaging the seabed. the food sources and natural habitat upon which other fish, particularly white fish are supposed to thrive.
The local skippers say the stocks of white fish as a result are on the decline which in turn is having a knock on effect on the charter skippers who run commercial fishing trips and competitions.
It is also having an effect on stocks of crab and lobsters and trawler fishermen, who fish to supply the town's restaurants and seafood shops, will also begin to suffer as a result.
Following the meeting Mr Goodwill agreed to take the case to Ms Truss and also George Eustice, a member of the Downing Street Policy Board looking at energy and the environment, food and rural affairs.
He is requesting that a six mile buffer zone be put in place for bigger boats which would be in line with other sections of the east coast.
Mr Goodwill added: "I've spoken to divers who have witnessed the destruction by scallop dredging. The reason visiting scallopers are coming here is that they are not allowed to fish in their local waters due to the damaging effects of their fishing techniques."
Whitby's charter skippers said the scallopers might as well "drop a bomb" for all the concern they have about the environment.
They said: "For short returns they have no concern for the marine environment. It's like dropping a bomb, the fish, scallops, lobsters and crabs will have gone.
"If they continue to carry on this way for another winter,businesses such as the charter boats and other shellfish operators could suffer dramatic consequences.
"Charter boats play a big part in the local economy and people come here from around the country to compete in fishing festivals. They stay in local hotels and eat in our restaurants.
"We desperately need a six mile limit which would mean that these boats don't damage our reefs. For years they have developed and flourished due to local fishermen ensuring they are sustainable. We need to bring in a by law urgently to save our sustainable angling fleet before its too late."


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Hackers Trick World Into Believing That Van Morrison Had a New Baby
Oh man. They nailed him.
A few days ago a report that Van Morrison had a new son made its way around the Internet. The news originated on Morrison's website, so naturally people believed it. They shouldn't have. According to the 64-year-old legend, his website was hacked and little George Ivan Morrison III was but a figment of a sick pranksters imagination. Is it just us or have hackers really lost their creativity? [MTV News]


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Copyright filtering technology is a form of copyright infringement, according to a lawsuit against document service Scribd.
The lawsuit, lodged in a Texas federal court Friday, broaches a novel legal theory in which the U.S. courts have never squarely decided.
The suit maintains that the copying and insertion of a copyrighted work into a filtering system without compensating the copyright holder, or obtaining their consent, is a violation of the Copyright Act. The case comes as copyright filtering technology is quickly becoming a behind-the-scenes feature on university sites, user-generated content sites and online social networking venues.
"Without permission of the authors, Scribd maintains copies of authors' works for use in a copyright protection system," according to the suit. "Once a copyrighted work is uploaded to Scribd without the copyright holder's permission, the infringement is ongoing and permanent. Even if the work becomes unavailable for download by users, Scribd illegally copies the work into its copyright protection system, without permission or compensation to the author."
Scribd, of San Francisco, provides a website with storage, searching and retrieval of documents and, according to the suit, a "copyright protection system fed by stolen works that is used to identify and prevent the uploading of unlicensed copyrighted works."
Scribd was not immediately prepared to comment in a case seeking class action status.
In general, once Scribd inputs content into a filter, that content is removed or filtered from Scribd's public document site even if Scribd consumers subsequently upload that same content.
The case was brought by children's writer Elaine Scott, whose 1985 Stocks and Bonds was being hosted at Scribd and downloaded about 100 times, according to the suit. She sent the company a takedown notice and sued.
"I bring this complaint because I believe that just as it isn't right for children to steal words, it isn't right for websites like Scribd.com to do it either," she said.
So far, the courts are on Scribd's side, at least insofar as whether Scribd enjoys protection from the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The DMCA immunizes hosting services from copyright liability if they comply with takedown notices to remove a work that is publicly available.
The recent Veoh decision we just wrote about falls into this line of thinking.
That said, the filtering technology allegations are not as clear cut.
"This question has always been an issue," said Fred von Lohmann, a copyright attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
One of the closest cases on point, he said, was in 2007, when the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled that Google was not breaching copyrights by hyperlinking to images as part of an image index.
In the end, von Lohmann speculated that Scribd would win the filtering argument.
"I think this is clearly a fair use. Both because we have the 9th circuit case that making copies of images online in order to index them is a fair use. And because this use doesn't hurt the market for the copyrighted works. In fact, it helps the market for the copyrighted work."
Audible Magic, of Los Gatos, California, which is one of the largest filtering companies having contracts with dozens of universities, MySpace, YouTube and Facebook, obtains the copyright holder's permission before it filters that content.
"The copyright owners are the ones who submit the content to us," spokesman Jay Friedman said. "They are the ones that own the content."
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- TorrentSpy Founders Create Copyright Filtering Company
- No ISP Filtering Under New RIAA Copyright Strategy
- MPAA Urges Obama to Embrace Internet Filtering
- DRM Is Dead, But Watermarks Rise From Its Ashes
- New Lobbying Group Calls for Internet Filtering
- Analysis: FCC Comcast Order Is Open Invitation to Internet …
- Intellectual Property


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Congratulations on starting your graduate degree program. You'll be immersed in what matters to you and your career; advancing your capabilities and knowledge in the field. Because master's level coursework is so focused, you'll be asked consider and start working on your graduate capstone at the very beginning of your program. Starting early will give you the opportunity to accumulate knowledge in each course and begin applying it to your final project as you go. Your ePortfolio During your...Read More
When reviewing personal statements, our program directors want to understand your intentions. They want to know how you will use the graduate program as an opportunity. Will you use it to improve yourself, or impact your personal effectiveness, or to attain specific professional goals? If you have never written a personal statement and are unsure of where to begin. Don't worry, we've got you covered. Here are five tips on writing a personal statement that will help us get to know you. Start...Read More
Like any big purchase or time commitment, when you consider graduate school you are balancing the wants and needs. There needs to be balance among the two in order to move forward with your investment. Let's explore these two areas and extract six reasons why earning your master's degree is worth it! The Want 1. Learn More About Your Interests Everyone wants to devote more time towards their interests and returning for your master's degree is the perfect opportunity to do that. Many people have...Read More
It's been three months since Kathy DesRoches stepped into the role of Program Director for our Master of Science in Leadership. We had a chance to sit with Kathy and learn more about her experience, special interests, and what excites her most about representing Granite State College. Tell us about your professional background. Prior to joining the Granite State, I worked at Manchester Community College (MCC) as the Director of Workforce Development where I connected numerous companies with New...Read More
It's clear that we offer a stand-out masters in Project Management program by the impassioned and professional projects that our students put together. Now we have even more proof! It is with great pride that the Office of Graduate Studies announces that our Master of Science in Project Management has been awarded the GAC accreditation from the Project Management Institute (PMI). What is GAC accreditation? First, it's important to understand that as an institution is regionally accredited by...Read More
Remember when it was normal to work in the same job for 20+ years? That just isn't our reality today. When you don't plant roots at an organization for the long-term, sometimes it can be challenging to emerge as the leader that you want to be. This is just one reason why a master of science in leadership is valuable. By learning about organizational relationships, leadership models, project management, and change management, you'll be able to serve as a leader wherever you land. What Mark...Read More
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In front of an audience filled with Graduate Studies faculty, alumni, loved ones, and Granite State College staff, six graduate students presented their M.S. Capstone presentations. The students represented diverse industries, including education, marketing, nonprofit, public service, and entreprenurial startups. Among these students was Grisel, who is pursuing her masters in Project Management. Grisel's capstone chronicled her experience creating a guide with community resources to help...Read More
They're protecting the natural resources in your neighborhood. They're finding the right leadership prescription for today's every-changing healthcare industry. They're community champions who help connect young people to leadership opportunities. These are the students in our graduate programs and this is how they are making an impact in New Hampshire and beyond! Last week, the College community got to experience this impact when more than a dozen graduate students shared their Project...Read More
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Up until high school, I loved taking standardized tests. Really, I thought they were kind of fun. In elementary and middle school, while my peers and teachers would groan when state testing time would roll around, I secretly got a little excited.
"You were such a weird kid," my mom often likes to point out in her British-Chinese accent. When she says it, it sounds almost elegant.
I loved the straightforwardness of the questions, the methodical filling in of the little dots, the freshly sharpened #2 pencils, the crisp new test booklets. I loved that Math and Science were put on hold for a day or two or three while testing was taking place. I loved the mandatory breaks.
It also helped that without even trying, I always did exceptionally well on standardized tests.
Until I had to take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests, or PSAT's, in my junior year of high school.
I don't know if it was ego or if I was just completely oblivious -- probably both -- but I figured this was just one more standardized test I'd do brilliantly at. I already saw it playing out in my head: I'd wow my teachers who gave me C's, gain the admiration of my Ivy League-attending family members and go on to an "impressive but fun" college.
Yep, I fully expected to kick the PSAT's ass.
NOPE. Instead of the perfect or near-perfect score I expected, I tested in the very bottom percentage of my class.
I cried from shock. This was supposed to be my thing. Sure I didn't make the best grades, but I'd always held out the belief that my intelligence was best measured in the application of standardized tests! I was supposed to pull an SAT-rabbit out of my hat. Ta-da!
I'd always relished the idea of being one of "those" kids who was BA-RILLIANT, but understimulated in the pointless halls of academia. Now I had no excuse. My parents freaked out, I freaked out, and my friends talked about National Merit Scholarships. Damn.
Thus began my battle with the SATs. I think I took them five or six times, each time getting marginally better, but never closing in on the excellent score that would allow the fancy colleges I dreamed of to look past my terrible grades. Plus, ya know, I took them five or six times, which I've been told colleges notice.
Utter terror filled me during my college application process. I had the lamest stress dreams ever about getting to the test site and ONLY HAVING PENS or having to do the math section on an abacus.
The SATs were confidence-shattering for me. For the first time, I started to believe that I actually was the dumb kid in the family. My half-sister went to an Ivy League university on practically a full ride, all my cousins went to similarly elite institutions and three of the women in my family were honored as Hong Kong's biggest academic brains EVER. I had a great pedigree! When were my genes going to kick in?
The PSATs and the SATs forced me to take a hard, realistic look at myself and get over the ego I had been using as a magic feather for so long. I had to grow up a little bit.
I've since moved past high school and the SATs, as most people hopefully do. I know I'm good enough and smart enough now. My stress dreams consist of much more normal and exciting things like "OH GOD I've put on too many underpants!" or "I accidentally married Conan O'Brien AND my husband."
Then I saw that some human resources departments are considering SAT scores in hiring, and my brain was all: "Nooooooooooooooo."
Consulting firms such as Bain & Co. and McKinsey & Co. and banks like Goldman Sachs Group Inc. ask new college recruits for their scores, while other companies request them even for senior sales and management hires, eliciting scores from job candidates in their 40s and 50s.
In the coming year I am potentially going to be applying for jobs at some relatively large companies in such major cities as Los Angeles or Dallas, and the idea of my SAT scores coming into play, however unlikely, churns my stomach.
As a 32 year-old woman, I am so far removed from my high-school self that any correlation between how I performed THEN versus how I perform NOW seems absurd. Would I ever have secured a job after grad school if my SAT and high-school performances were part of the package?
I recently made it pretty far in the application process for a departmental director position on the mainland (I'm purposely keeping it vague, as they may still be looking for someone to fill the position). Though I didn't end up getting the job for reasons I assume had to do with my inexperience in certain aspects of the job, I probably wouldn't even have made it even to the interview stage if my SAT scores were taken into consideration. Scores that in no way speak to my ability to lead a team or shape a program.
Could my teenage a-hole self really come back to haunt me? The kid whose plan to graduate high school and attend college was essentially "use trickery"?
Not to mention that it has been noted that the SATs are potentially racially and economically skewed. Could this practice make the American workplace that much more unequal?
Have any of you ever had your high school academic performance come back to haunt you? Do you think the SATs or any such tests have a place on a job application? How much smarter and savvier are you now than when you were in high school? I'd be willing to wager TONS.


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Buying the best Christmas gifts for boyfriends can sometimes be difficult. You want to show that you love him, but not all men are into romantic gestures. Never fret, there are gifts that are perfect for men that will make him happy and show him how much he means to you. It's important to keep his likes and interests in mind and buy a gift accordingly. This list will give you some ideas to help out with your shopping.
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Does your boyfriend love outdoor activities like skiing or snowboarding? Do you do any of these activities with him? If so, that gives you a great opportunity to buy him a gift that will bring the two of you closer. Why not give him a weekend getaway for the two of you to the mountains or beach? If that's out of your budget, buy him some gear that he can use, like goggles or boots. That way, even when you don't go along, you'll be in his thoughts.
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Most men have a favorite sports team. If that's the case with your boyfriend, buy him a jersey or jacket with his favorite team logo. (Hint: Buy one for you, too, and wear them together!) Another great idea is to buy a pair of tickets to an upcoming home game, and the two of you go together. If you can afford it, why not spring for a season cable package for his favorite sport?
If your boyfriend has a particular show that he loves to watch, this can be a perfect gift – especially if you like to cuddle on the couch and watch it with him. Seasons of shows like South Park, The Simpsons, Dexter or the Dave Chappelle Show are fun to watch over and over, and can give you plenty of snuggling time on a lazy Friday or Saturday night. Plus, every time he watches an episode, it will remind him of you.
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Men tend to love gadgets, and your boyfriend is most likely no different. Mp3 players are always great, or perhaps a small handheld television that he can carry to the office. If he likes to read, the Kindle electronic reader makes an excellent gift. Does he like to listen to music? Buy him a pair of noise-cancelling headphones. If you'd like something a little more personal, a watch makes a wonderful gift, and you can have it engraved so that you're always with him.


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Are the input offset voltage and temperature drift the same for each element in the operational amplifier IC incorporating multiple elements?
The input offset voltage depends on the difference between VBE of the two transistors in the input differential circuit. Therefore the input offset voltage differs among the elements in the IC. The temperature drift also varies among the elements. For details of the temperature drift, see the VIO vs. TA characteristics graph in the data sheet.
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A FREE year-long programme, introducing 16s – 25s from Tower Hamlets to the arts and offering an opportunity to gain a Silver Arts Award qualification and a work placement at Rich Mix.
During the year you will meet and learn from members of the Rich Mix team as well as experts from Rich Mix's artistic partners.
During Part 1 (Nov '17 – Feb '18) participants will learn the ins and outs of how an arts venue works, how to programme events and curate an artistic programme, how to produce events, how to promote events online, how to reach new audiences and to connect with schools and community organisations, and how to make it all work financially! Part 1 incorporates elements of Silver Arts Awards and culminates in participants putting on an event at Rich Mix.
Then, during Part 2 (Feb – Oct '18) there will be an opportunity for five participants to complete their Silver Arts Award and receive a work placement at Rich Mix. The placement will include gaining hands on experience in supporting programming, production and promotion of our annual TAKEOVER festival - an arts festival for 16s – 25s - as well as an opportunity to shadow our staff and to contribute to creative work that we do.
At the end of the year, you'll be inspired, envisioned and empowered to begin your career in the arts.
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