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VOIP Service in Centredale Finance Branch Rhode Island
VOIP Service Centredale Finance Branch, RI
Since 2004, Voice over Internet Protocol in Centredale Finance Branch, Rhode Island has allowed millions of people to connect with others all around the world. Voice over Internet Protocol, which is more commonly known as VoIP, has been an important tool for people to talk with friends, family and others from anywhere they have access to high speed internet without having the need for a telephone.
How Does VoIP Work?
VoIP in Centredale Finance Branch, RI
delivers voice communications using the internet. This is done by digitizing the analog voice signal and encoding and transmitting this as Internet Protocol packets. These packets are received and then decoded and converted to the signal that is appropriate for the call's final destination. These calls do not require a special phone. However, VoIP telephones do exist. One can also place a VoIP call via a conventional phone connected to an adapter, or one can even place the call by simply using a computer.
VoIP vs. Other Phone Services
VoIP possesses both similarities and differences to traditional phone service.
As with traditional phone service, customers can make calls to anywhere in the world from their location in Centredale Finance Branch, Rhode Island. It also does not matter whether the number being called belongs to a landline or mobile phone. With VoIP, you receive good sound quality as you would a traditional phone. People receiving a phone call from you won't be able to tell that you are using VoIP for the call. When you use a VoIP phone or a regular one with an adapter, you can also receive phone calls just as you would a traditional phone. Just as with traditional phone service, customers can enjoy a variety of calling plans and features.
Unlike with traditional phone service, you must have an internet connection in order to use VoIP. That means that, should the power go out, your service will likely go out as well. Another difference is that VoIP calls do not require any phone lines. That affords a level of portability that traditional telephone service just does not offer. One drawback of this, however, is that this can complicate calls to 9-1-1, since the location of the phone call cannot be easily identified by operators. Instead, if the information is transmitted at all, it will provide the location where the service is registered rather than where the caller is physically located at the time of placing the call.
VoIP Service Providers
Today, customers have many
VoIP providers in Centredale Finance Branch RI
from which to choose when it comes to VoIP phone service. The services, plans and prices vary by provider. One benefit of VoIP is that you are not restricted to only providers in your area. Instead, you have the freedom to choose the provider that is right for you regardless of location. When exploring a provider, you will need to ask certain questions. For instance, what equipment will you need in order to use the service? What is the provider's policy for 9-1-1 calls? What happens if there is a power outage? Will you have to pay any installation fees? What areas are included in their calling plans?
One of the first companies to bring VoIP phone services to residential customers was Vonage. This company, which is still popular, provides service to customers worldwide. Vonage is not the only VoIP service provider though. AT&T, Exede, RingCentral, Vocalocity and BabyTel are other popular providers in Centredale Finance Branch.
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Boss & Co., London. Breathtaking Boss O/U double rifle with rising-bite third fastener, two original sets of barrels, made in 1929, and remaining in absolutely mint original condition throughout. An absolutely unique investment opportunity! Please click here or on picture at left for a complete description and more photographs.
W. W. Greener, London. Magnificent and incredibly rare hammerless, ejector, double rifle in .600 NE completed by the maker, ca. 1911. Weight: 17 Lbs. with live rounds in chambers and sling attached; 16 ¼ Lbs. with empty chambers and no sling. Massive under-lever-opening boxlock action with double triggers, automatic ejectors, bushed firing pins, and non-automatic safety. Steel reinforcing bars are inlet into the rear of each side of the action and extend all the way back through either side of the wrist and into the comb area of the butt stock. Overall an absolutely stunning, virtually indestructible, working gun, rebarreled, refurbished, and engraved by Steve Alexander with meticulous attention to every detail as the attached photos will attest. Click here or on the picture at left for complete details and more photos.
Westley Richards, Birmingham. Stunning vintage 20ga. "Ovundo" with 28" barrels, completed ca. 1924, and remaining in near pristine condition throughout. Original Maker's oak and leather case is in fine condition and contains the original complement of accessories in virtually unused condition. The overall fit and finish of this magnificent little gun is exemplary in every regard and it is hard to believe it is almost 100 years old. Overall a near pristine example and a great rarity. Please click here or on picture to the left for a complete description including more photographs.
Magnificent San Francisco Gold Rush Era Pocket Watch and Chain, ca. 1896. The watch is a 17-Jewel Elgin National Watch Co. with 18k Hunter Case, Eagle poincon, BWCO, marked 18k in shield. Multiple gold-included quartz and Onyx inlays, (typical of the West coastal USA from California to Alaska), meticulously inlaid within very delicate gold partitions, adorn the front of the case.
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Genuine California Gold Rush Era Nuggets. These four nuggets weigh a total of 31 ounces with the largest example alone weighing in at almost 18 ounces. Nuggets this size are extremely rare and very collectible. Please click here for complete information and more photos.
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More than 50 area singers auditioned for the competition over a two-week period. The top 20 finalists moving on to compete in the competition were announced late Wednesday following the second round of auditions.
The top 20 finalist include Chris Garcia, Brianna Van Rope, Branden Miller, Kate, Josie Sitton, Dan Mock, Koral Jackson, Kylee Sitton, Kelsie Dunham, Madison Sitton, Linella Miller, Lynda Cordova, Marla Sitton, Nate Mayfield, Misty Spore, Megan Demars, Rhed Leonard, Troy Hicks, Tegan Duncan and Whitney Dunham.
In the first round of competition on Jan. 29, finalists are required to sing any song they choose from the 1980s. The competition, hosted by Blondie's Trophy Room on Main Street, starts at 8 p.m.
After the first round, a panel of judges will narrow the pool of singers from 20 to 15. The second round on Feb. 5, will feature songs from 1990s country. Following that round, three other singers will be eliminated.
The third round on Feb. 12, will feature tunes from Elton John. The top nine competitors will advance.
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HAVELOCK � A pair of alligators spotted in a waterway in the heart of Havelock has officials concerned for both the safety of nearby residents and of the federally protected reptiles.
HAVELOCK � A pair of alligators spotted in a waterway in the heart of Havelock has officials concerned for both the safety of nearby residents and of the federally protected reptiles.
Last week, city officials joined with a state wildlife biologist in an attempt to locate the gators in Joe�s Branch, an offshoot of Slocum Creek, in the Foxcroft area. They had no luck finding the animals, but a few days later, the alligator was spotted in the water right off Gray Fox Road, with a couple of residents stopping to look at the animal.
Havelock Police Chief G. Wayne Cyrus said his department got a call about the gators near Gray Fox Road a couple of weeks ago. He said the animals were not being aggressive.
Stephanie Adams, Havelock�s animal control officer, said she saw the alligators early last week.
�I�ve just been randomly driving by just keeping an eye out,� she said.
One of the calls reporting the gators came from two girls. They said one was a small alligator while the other was several feet long.
�We were concerned that there may be some property owners who were not aware that there were alligators in that area,� Cyrus said. �We are exploring the idea of placing signs in the area to alert residents or passers-by that alligators have been seen in the area. It is a natural habitat for them in those areas.�
Jonathan Shaw, a biologist with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, said residents should stay away from the alligators.
�The best advice is don�t feed them,� he said. �By feeding it you make it lose its fear of people. They learn to associate people with the food. They key in on that pretty quickly. If they see people, they kind of expect to be fed.�
Shaw said alligators are federally protected and are important to the ecosystem.
�They are apex predators,� he said. �They play an important role in the food chain and in the ecosystem in Eastern North Carolina. They eat lots of different things. They eat muskrat, beavers, otters, raccoons, possums. They also eat a lot of turtles. They eat invertebrates, crawfish and crabs. They also eat a lot of fish, but typically the fish they eat are the slower-moving fish and slower-moving fish tend to be the non-game fish and actually may improve some of the game fisheries by having alligators.
�They also provide food for a lot of different things, raptors, fish, raccoons. Because of their nests, they lay lots of eggs. They�re hatchlings provide food for a lot of things. They play an important role in the entire ecosystem.�
Shaw said the slow-moving water of Joe�s Branch and Slocum Creek makes for good habitat for the alligators. He said it is likely that the two gators sighted in Foxcroft were driven there when larger male alligators moved into the creek intent on mating with females. This is the time of the year for mating and nesting, he said.
Cyrus said nearby residents should be aware of the gators and should call police if they spot one.
�Just because the alligator is in the water or lying on the bank or a rock does not in itself indicate that the alligator is being aggressive,� Cyrus said. �But if the alligator is coming on to a person�s property and approaching individuals, then we need to be notified about that immediately.�
Troublesome alligators are sometimes relocated by officials, Shaw said. He said he did not recall any unprovoked alligator attacks on humans in his district.
�There are only four cases that I am aware of, and in those cases the people were trying to feed the alligator or trying to catch the alligator,� he said.


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The Office of Budget Service is also responsible, in cooperation with the Office of the General Counsel (OGC), the Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs (OLCA) and the Assistant Secretary's office, for the direction of the Department's legislative development process. It also plays a prominent role in reviewing regulations, analyzing policy, and overseeing the Department's management of its programs and administrative resources.
In carrying out its lead responsibilities, the Office of Budget Service:
- Develops the annual budget, including calendars and instructions for formulating, presenting, and executing the Department's budget.
- Works with the Department's offices to assure that performance measurements ensure the effectiveness of the Department's programs, grants, loans, guarantees and other initiatives.
- Directs the Department's legislative development process in cooperation with OGC and OLCA and the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary's office.
- Ensures the planning and allocation of resources through budget formulation; provides administrative budget support for ED's Principal Offices through budget execution; and assists the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary in planning, coordinating, and monitoring high-priority budget initiatives.
- Implements the Secretary's decisions by formulating the final budget proposals to OMB, defending the proposals before OMB, and providing support to Principal Officers in presenting the budget to OMB, the Congress, and the public.
- Prepares official cost estimates for all legislative and regulatory activity. Develops all Department-level budget documents, including budget and legislative submissions to OMB, the budget submission to the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), the President's Budget, the Secretary's press release on the budget, and congressional justifications.
- Advises the Assistant Secretary, Under Secretary, Deputy Secretary and Secretary about the program, management, and budget consequences of actions and events within and outside the Department.
- Maintains liaison with OMB; congressional appropriations, budget, authorizing, and select committees; the Congressional Budget Office; the Government Accountability Office; the Department of the Treasury; the Congressional Research Service; the ONDCP; and other organizations on the formulation, presentation, and execution of the Department's budget.
- Develops and maintains major budgetary systems for the Department, such as apportionments and allotments for funds control and management to ensure conformity with the Anti Deficiency Act, and outlay estimates, procedures, and controls.
- Receives all funds appropriated or transferred to the Department and approves apportionment and reapportionment requests to OMB, warrant requests to Treasury, interagency agreements for funds coming into the Department, and allotment of all funds to entities within the Department.
- Analyzes legislative proposals developed outside the Department by identifying issues; preparing options; assessing costs; assuring consistency with previous policies; and projecting possible effects; and making recommendations about priorities and program directions and management.
- Reviews and analyzes short- and long-term plans for program evaluations, management objectives, and statistical surveys; and recommends evaluations and studies that are necessary for effective budget, policy, and legislative development.
- Budget Policy and Coordination Staff
- Budget Execution and Administrative Analysis Division
- Cost Estimation and Analysis Division
- Elementary, Secondary, and Vocational Analysis Division
- Special Education, Rehabilitation, Research, and Postsecondary Analysis Division
The Budget Policy and Coordination Staff and Budget Execution and Administrative Analysis Division are responsible for the technical aspects of the budget, including developing Department-wide budget systems and procedures; coordinating the presentation of the Department's budget to the public and Congress; and establishing and maintaining a Department-wide budget execution system.
Budget Policy and Coordination/Immediate OfficeThe Budget Policy and Coordination Staff are responsible for developing budget policies and procedures and coordinating the budget process
In carrying out its responsibilities, the Staff:
- Develops a process for the annual planning and budget cycle, including a master calendar.
- Develops instructions and fiscal guidance for all budget submissions, including Principal Officers' submissions to the Secretary, the Department's submission to OMB, and justifications to Congress on the annual budget, supplemental, budget amendments, rescissions, deferrals, reprogramming requests, and congressional effect statements.
- Serves as liaison with OMB, appropriations and budget committees, and other Federal agencies regarding requirements for budget submissions, hearings and presentations, and appropriations language.
- Coordinates the Department's participation in the appropriations hearings process and the preparation relevant briefing materials.
- With the Budget Execution and Administrative Analysis Division, prepares all outlay estimates for the Department, acting as liaison with OMB, CBO, Treasury, and other offices regarding outlay reporting and estimates.
- Develops instructions for, and coordinates the preparation of, special reports to Congress and about Congressional action providing a variety of program and administrative budget data. Analyzes appropriations language and congressional intent, and works with the program analysis divisions in the Budget Service to determine the need for legal opinions from the General Counsel.
- Collects and verifies data on all ED programs and enforcement activities described in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) and is lead contact with OMB on CFDA matters.
Budget Execution and Administrative Analysis DivisionThe Budget Execution and Administrative Analysis Division is responsible for formulating, presenting, analyzing, and executing the Department's administrative budget, interpreting budget execution policies and procedures, establishing and maintaining a Department wide budget execution system for all Department program and administrative funds, analyzing and providing input on Department financial and accounting systems, analyzing Department financial and accounting data, and preparing and analyzing outlays and outlay estimates.
- The Division comprises two branches—the Administrative Analysis Branch, and the Budget Execution Analysis Branch.
- Each Branch:
- Works in concert with other Budget Service offices to ensure proper execution of funds appropriated or transferred to or collected by the Department by reviewing, approving, and processing apportionments to OMB, warrant, borrowing, and non-expenditure requests to Treasury, cooperative and interagency agreements, and interdepartmental transfers of funds; issuing allotments of funds; and monitoring and analyzing the financial activity of all Department funds.
- Works with other Department offices in a wide variety of situations that affect the execution and management of the budget, e.g., continuing resolution funding levels, financial reporting and budgetary accounting, managing the use of object classes, and reviewing budget operating plans.
- Monitors outlays, develops outlay estimates and projections, compares estimated to actual spending patterns, and ensures adherence to congressional and Presidential ceilings and reductions.
- Works on activities related to reprogramming actions, supplementals, rescissions, and deferrals.
The Budget Execution Analysis Branch additionally is responsible for establishing and maintaining the Department's budget execution system--including funds control, data integrity rules, and account structure. The Branch analyzes the Department's new and existing financial systems on system requirements analysis, testing, and daily maintenance of the systems. The Branch uses Congressional appropriations and authorizing legislation as well as OMB and Treasury written guidance to enter, approve, and post into the Department financial system funding transactions. In addition, the Branch analyzes financial data, providing the results to high-level Department decision makers, OMB, Treasury, States, and members of Congress. The Branch also provides regular analysis and support on technical budgetary accounting treatments to ensure Department compliance with OMB funds control requirements and the Treasury Standard General Ledger (USSGL).
The Administrative Analysis Branch additionally is responsible for budget formulation and execution activities for all of the Department's administrative accounts. This includes preparing OMB and Congressional justification budget materials as well developing and communicating annually the Salaries and Expenses (S&E) allocations for each of the Department's principal offices. The Branch monitors and analyzes FTE usage and performs workload data analysis in working to best align FTE resources with areas of high Department priority. In addition, the Branch analyzes the Department's Information Technology (IT) portfolio, so that informed budget decisions can be made.
Cost Estimation and Analysis DivisionThe Cost Estimation and Analysis Division is responsible for developing full-cost estimates for the Federal Pell Grant, Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL), and Ford Direct Student Loan (FDSL) programs, as well as aiding in administrative cost estimates for Federal student financial assistance programs as a whole. Lastly, the Division serves as a resource for the rest of the Budget Service in developing cost estimates and other technical analyses for existing or proposed programs.
In carrying out its responsibilities, the Division:
- Establishes and maintains liaison with other Federal agencies to implement cooperative agreements, interagency agreements, transfers of funds, and legislation and regulations affecting Departmental funds control.
- Monitors program outlays, comparing projected and actual spending patterns and developing revised outlays estimates and other information as necessary.
- Monitors the execution of the budget appropriated by Congress by analyzing and approving operating plans.
- Cooperates with the Budget Policy and Coordination Staff in developing requests for reprogramming actions, supplementals, rescissions, and deferrals. Creates cost models for activities related to the administration of student financial assistance programs.
- Maintains a cost estimation computer model to estimate annual costs for the Pell Grant program based upon an existing large data base for information on students, families, enrollments, and economic trends, and modifies the model to accommodate proposed and potential variations in program policies.
- Coordinates methodology and data with Budget Service staff and Federal Student Aid executives and the Office of Postsecondary Education. Analyzes several minor national systems for determining student need for Federal grant assistance.
- Creates and maintains cost and program impact computer models for existing student loan and families financing programs as well as proposed and potential variations on such programs.
- Coordinates methodology and data with Budget Service staff , the office of Federal Student Aid, and the Office of Postsecondary Education.
- Maintains a large compendium of information on the outstanding portfolio of student and facilities loans, the characteristics of previous and potential borrowers, and relevant economic and financial conditions (e.g., enrollments, borrowing, propensity to default, 91-day Treasury bill rates, condition of academic facilities, availability of long-term financing, and long-term bond rates).
- Works with Federal Student Aid, Office of Postsecondary Education, and outside auditors in developing liability estimates, allocation tables, and other materials related to the Department's financial statements.
- Analyzes a wide range of Government-wide credit management and debt collection issues including preparation of an annual credit analysis required by OMB Circular A-70, and development of budget policies related to the Credit Reform Act.
- Analyzes major emerging initiatives such as the implementation of the Credit Reform Act of 1990 and Treasury and OMB guidelines on the management of guaranteed loan programs, involving all loan programs of the Department and significant interaction with other Department offices, OMB, and the private financial community.
- Analyzes implications for Departmental loan programs of Federal credit policies, national economic data and trends, private sector money and banking policies, as well as information about students and postsecondary institutions and demographic data about incomes and other population characteristics.
- Works closely with the Office of Postsecondary Education, Federal Student Aid, and the Policy and Program Studies Service, and coordinates cross-Department teams to develop, review, and analyze data sources and assumptions for both the Pell Grant and student loan program cost estimation models.
- Develops models and cost estimates for other loan and grant programs as requested.
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"While we are still reviewing the details, this proposal appears to be another positive step toward ensuring that RIN fraud is a thing of the past," said Anne Steckel, NBB's vice president of federal affairs. "We want to thank the EPA for working aggressively to address this issue and for proposing constructive solutions that will restore confidence in RIN markets."
"This problem was caused by a handful of wrongdoers who took advantage of a good policy for advancing America's energy security," Steckel added. "Two of those people are now facing significant prison time, and that enforcement along with these tightened regulations will go a long way toward preventing anything like this from happening again."
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Company/government nosesdives no different from animal extinctions, author argues
A new book apparently claims that the failure of large companies, governments, et cetera, to accomplish their goals can be understood with reference to the same processes as animal extinctions.
Alasdair Palmer, Public Policy Editor of The Sunday Telegraph, reviews Why Most Things Fail: Evolution, Extinction and Economics by Paul Ormerod, noting,
Why Most Things Fail might have been just another melancholy dirge on the omnipresence of death of the "all flesh is grass" variety, but this engrossing and entertaining book is much more than a mordant moan on mortality. It is a careful, comprehensible analysis of the limits of human rationality's ability to control the world, and of the implications for public policy - and, to some extent, for personal conduct - of the failure of most rational calculation to produce its intended results.
Ormerod occasionally over-states the hopelessness of the human predicament. Impressed by the parallels between the law which relates the frequency of extinctions in the animal kingdom to their size (the larger the percentage of living creatures an extinction wipes out, the less often such an event happens) and the law which relates the frequency at which firms fail to their size (the rate at which firms fail exactly parallels the way species go extinct), he concludes that firms will fail at a predetermined rate - irrespective of the decisions of the people who run them.
The collapse of IBM, for example, wasn't really the fault of its executives. Nor was it due to Bill Gates's planning genius at Microsoft. No one, including Mr Gates, expected Microsoft's Windows 3 to be the huge success it became. It wasn't any better than the competing products, and in some ways it was worse. Luck, more than any rational (or irrational) choice by managers, explains why IBM shrank and Microsoft prospered.
No amount of planning or rational calculation, insists Ormerod, can escape the iron law of failure which governs human endeavour. That conclusion, however, seems to me to be too despairing. "Human reason can't be as impotent as Ormerod implies. After all, its application to the problem of how to understand the laws which govern the natural world has produced spectacular results over the past 200 years. ... Ormerod's despairing vision of the inevitable failure of practical reason seems unable to account for that fact.
What I think reviewer Palmer does not see clearly is that Ormerod probably subscribes to Darwinian naturalism. According to that view, intelligence is simply an illusory state produced in the overdeveloped human brain, rather than a regular feature of our universe that creates design, as well as law and chance. Now, if a person believes in Darwinian naturalism, he is always looking for iron laws or randomness to account for events in human life, rather than the outcomes of intelligent decision-making.
Of course, there is not, in reality, any comparison between the reasons that megatherium and brontosaurus went extinct and the reasons why Enron went under, Martha Stewart went to jail, or the Dems lost the last U.S. election. But the amazing thing is that some people actually take comfort in believing that failure is an inevitable outcome of law and chance, rather than the result of poor or limited planning or bad choices (to be fair, not necessarily one's own, often that of others - but choices nonetheless). To find out more about my book, go to By Design or by Chance?
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Hey there Sonya - I had a normal period this time, so I am waiting for my LH surge and then I can proceed with the ER process - probably do ER 2nd or 3rd wk of March. i will wait to do the FET - probably end up early June - maybe mid June. This is a guesstimate because it all depends on my cycles. These drugs really mess me up and so it could push me back to July. Hopefully the acu will help keep everything running smoothly!
Saralee - glad to hear your appt with Dr. Whelan went well. I'm really sorry you are still having mixed emotions about this process...I wouldn't feel guilty about wanting to have your own child. It's natural to want to experience this - we all have the option of adoption, and maybe some of us will ONLY have that option at some point, but it's ok to want this! At least put that behind you - your emotions and stress levels are the only things you can control in all of this!
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The issue I see with a recharging SP bar is we would have to deal with players going on the defensive until their SP bars have charged then unleashing a barrage of SP abilities then going on the defensive again.
I agree with keeping SP a resource to be managed with some of the principles you mentioned, though we'd have to play around with the percentage bump:
- After the battle is won, SP gets a modest bump (~15% of max).
The SP you had at the end of the last battle is the SP you have at the start of the next.
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Another day, another light wintry mix. It seems that Mother Nature's been nursing a serious Four Loko habit judging by our inadequacy to walk out the door with a weather ensemble that doesn't have us saying "FML." So, can you blame us for turning to something we know will stay consistent? The concept is so pure and simple, and yet, on a freezing cold afternoon in February, this timeless combo is the only thing that really hits the sweet spot. We're talking about milk and cookies, duh—with some warm chocolate goodness and a cold glass of milk, our playing-in-the-sandbox memories come flooding in, and all of a sudden, we just feel so darn warm and cozy! To feed your insatiable sweet tooth and to soften up that icy cold city heart, we've scoured NYC for the best places (and an at-home recipe!) to score the tastiest milk and cookies available this side of the black market, from the tried-and-true classic to a minty number prime for spring. Somewhere, the Keebler Elves are jealous.
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So...Puzzle went to the vet this morning for the bumps that have been plaguing her for more that a week. They are on the back of her right front leg...and break open when she plays hard in the yard. Over the week, she's developed another one on her chest area that has gotten quite angry. At the vet, we discovered a few more hiding in her armpits, and down her front legs. none on her belly, groin, back legs, rump, etc. All on the front legs and chest. I'll try and get some pics
The vet said she'd never seen anything like them...(that's my crazy Puzzle girl!)...and put her on a round of Cipro and special shampoo (3x week). If they don't clear up with the meds, they'll have to cut one off and biopsy.


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Atractylodis macrocephalae
Atractylodes slices are used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM. Known to the scientific community as Atractylodis macrocephalae, these sliced organic herbs resemble some kind of wild mushroom, but are in fact a form of whole natural herbs that are derived from the roots of a plant which grows in the mountain valleys of northern China, Manchuria, Korea and Japan. Practitioners of TCM associate Atractylodis macrocephalae with qi, or "life-force," the closest Western equivalent of which would be the immune system. In the traditional Chinese system of medicine, Atractylodes slices are considered "warm" and "dry" (in the sense that it is said to remove "excess dampness" from the digestive and intestinal tract), and is therefore one of the "yin" herbs.
Atractylodes slices are among those bulk herbs that are taken as an infusion, meaning the atractylodis macrocephalae is boiled in hot water and served up as a kind of tea. Because TCM considers atractylodis macrocephalae as being among the "dry" organic herbs, it is said to be good for any ailments caused by cold or damp. It is used among the rural Chinese for digestive complaints; some athletes claim that a decoction made from these quality bulk herbs are effective in building vigor as well.
While there are no known interactions with this particular dried herbs, it should be understood that an infusion atractylodes slices acts as a diuretic; therefore, those who are suffering from dehydration should avoid taking it, and it is always recommended to speak with your healthcare provider before you begin taking any herbal products.
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Submitted by Palmo Carpino in the category "a genealogy related photo from your travels to discover your roots".
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Location: Galts Farm, Coutts Alberta.
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Seth was on the lookout for MILFs at the local grocery store and he saw one coming out of the store on the phone. She was distressed and arguing on the phone. Seth approached her and asked if she was alright and, Helena Price, told him she got food to cook for her husband and he said he had to stay late at work again. Seth proposed they go back to his place and she could cook for him and get her mind off of her husband. She agreed and they went back to the house. Once they got to the kitchen, it did not take long until she was cooking in sexy stockings and panties. Seth feed her his cock and she got her pussy pounded. She got her pussy drilled and got that cream all over her pretty face.


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On behalf of the School of Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics, we are pleased to announce the organization of a Mediterranean Studies graduate student conference entitled "Real & Imaginary Borders Across the Mediterranean." Scheduled to take place in February 2013, this conference will focus on the risks associated with crossing borders – whether national, political, psychological, or cultural – within the Mediterranean.
"Real and Imaginary Borders Across the Mediterranean" will be a two day conference held on campus in the Lucy Ellis Lounge in the Foreign Language Building on February 8th and 9th, 2013. We are proud to be hosting two distinguished keynote speakers: Professors Ruth Ben-Ghiat from New York University and Abdulkader Sinno from Indiana University Bloomington.
In order to highlight the diversity of the Mediterranean, we do not want to limit this conference to one discipline, time period, country, or empire. Our hope, in organizing this conference, is to bring together graduate students from all different disciplines and unite them with this common region of interest.
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As a student at Immaculate Conception School in the late '40s, I recall social studies units on The Great Depression, the Stock Market Crash of '29, and the concomitant suffering that ensued.
Well in those days, we were a lot closer to the tumultuous times of the early 20th century, and the biggest lesson I took home — and into my adulthood — was the fact that many people lost their fortunes. "Many millions of people lost everything they had," intoned Sister Macarena, our fifth-grade teacher.
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Duron Carter, the son of Hall of Fame receiver Cris Carter, tried to get a shot with multiple NFL teams, but it didn't work out.
Instead, Duron went north of the border, landing on the Montreal Alouettes practice squad. This week, he was bumped up to the official roster — and he made the first catch of his pro football career.
It was a 52-yarder in the second quarter of a wild game the Als won in the final seconds, 39-38, over the B.C. Lions. The victory gave interim coach Jim Popp, who has interviewed for multiple NFL G.M. jobs in recent years, the first win during his most recent stint on the sidelines.
Carter made no other catches on the night, but his big play could get him more chances. And if ESPN still had a preseason game to broadcast this weekend, Cris Carter's colleague Chris Berman surely would have shown the highlight while speaking the kind of mangled French that would make any Parisian in the crowd run for his stash of Deux Deux Deuxs.


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Thanks for all the input on my hair you all. I took the plunge and chopped most of it off.
Saying goodbye to hair that goes below my shoulders
I really love it! But I don't think this picture communicates how short it actually is. I was blowing it dry this morning and realized that the majority of the hair on the back of my head is about an inch long.
One inch! OMG. Baby steps to super short hair, I tell ya. One of these days I'll get there. I'm not sure if it was a great time of year to cut off all of my hair because yesterday my neck was freezing! I guess this means I have complete license to buy myself a whole new scarf wardrobe, right?
It has been SO DANG COLD at night lately, but the payoff has been absolutely gorgeous skies. I know it is cliche to post pictures of the sky on instagram but I CAN'T STOP MYSELF. How beautiful is that?
That's my view when I'm washing dishes. You'd think the view would make me more interested in doing dishes, but you'd think wrong.
Apropos of absolutely nothing, can we talk about the major argument that's been going on at our house lately? It is whether or not Buster should be allowed on the couch. He is SO TINY (30 lbs) that I think he should tooooootally be able to indulge in his lap dog fantasies, but Garrett feels like the dog should remain off the furniture. I started making fun of him and telling him that he was an old crotchety man, but then guess what I came home to the other day?
Garrett is such an undercover softy with a crotchety old man exterior. Now that we agree that the dog can be on the couch, Buster just hops up there whenever he sees fit.
The other day I snapped this pic because he looked like he was auditioning for doggie glamour shots with the very delicate head tilt against the couch.
That doesn't even look comfortable! But he stayed like that for almost an hour. Crazy dog!
Anyway, new hair, pretty skies and zany dog behavior. That's about the pace of my life this weekend and you will hear no complaints! We've been laying low and catching up on Season 1 of Girls which is living up the hype so far. Are you watching it? Hope you are having a lovely Saturday!


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By bus: From Riobamba 45 minutes travel, buses every 20 minutes from/to Guamote. These local busses bring you to the railway station in the centre of the village. Interprovincial busses leave you at the Panamerican Highway wherefrom you have a five minute walk up to the village. From Quito 4,5 hours travel, buses aprox every hour. From Cuenca 5 hours travel, buses aprox every hour.
By train: On the Devil's Nose route every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.
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As the village is very small, everything is done by foot. Going to the community's is rather large distance. You can hire a car at the railway station that will bring you where ever you want to go.
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A non profit organisation, Inti Sisa, that offers workshops for the local people, offers interesting touristical services in the region. They have the expertise for guiding you to the nicest and most interesting places in the region. Their guesthouse is very nice and well served meals. Meanwhile the money gained with tourism is 100 procent invested in their educaction centre.
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The same way you got in;-)
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The county of Guamote is situated halfway the "Avenue of the Volcanoes", at 50 km south of Riobamba. Together with the other 9 counties, it is part of the province of Chimborazo and covers a surface of 1223.3 km2 or 18.9% of the provincial terriory, of which Guamote is the second in size. The county of Guamote consists of three parishes: Guamote, Cebadas and Palmira.
The county has a varied topography because of the Central and West Andean Mountains. The major part of the territory consists of slopes, one of the major causes of erosion, between 2.600 and 4.500 masl, with an average temperature of 13.7°. There are two seazons: winter (rain) and summer (warm, dry and windy).
The language of the indigenous is Kichwa. The majority of the indigenous are bilingual (Kichwa-Spanish).
Kichwa descendants of the Puruha-tribe: 90% White and mestizo population: 10% During the last decade, lots of mestizos who lived in the village, have crossed the frontiers to Spain and the USA to improve their economic situation. Instead, some indigenous families have come to live in the village.
The main activity is agriculture. The most cultivated crops are potatoes, beans and barley. The Thursday market is one of the most important indigenous markets of Ecuador and reflects the dynamism of commerce. During the last decade, lots of family-run micro-enterprises have been founded for handicrafts and industrialization of cattle and fish.
Education is the most problematic area. Due to poorly trained teachers and lack of community participation (amongst others), the quality of education is horrible. In 1990 illiteracy rate was still 37.55% amongst the population older than 10 years and 44.2% amongst the population older than 15 years.


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This week in Fish: Old content becomes new
It has been a big week for the fish site. Our new temporary employee Rebecca Field (more on Rebecca next week) and fish expert Sascha Schulz have been working very hard. Between them they have carved up the content of 36 species fact sheets that were on the old fish website and entere
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Chevroned Butterflyfish, Chaetodon trifascialis - larva
Old Wife, Enoplosus armatus
Estuary Stingray, Dasyatis fluviorum
New species fact sheets
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Rough Leatherjacket, Scobinichthys granulatus
Potbelly Leatherjacket, Pseudomonacanthus peroni
Rhinoceros Leatherjacket, Pseudalutarius nasicornis
Blue Tang, Paracanthurus hepatus
Gillblotch Leatherjacket, Pervagor janthinosoma
Bluestriped Fangblenny, Plagiotremus rhinorhynchos
Ocean Jacket, Nelusetta ayraud
Bluethroat Wrasse, Notolabrus tetricus
Bony Bream, Nematalosa erebi
Largescale Saury, Saurida undosquamis
Bridled Monocle Bream, Scolopsis affinis
Brown Sweetlips, Plectorhinchus gibbosus
Southern Pygmy Leatherjacket, Brachaluteres jacksonianus
Blue-spot Goby, Pseudogobius sp 9
Cheekspot Scorpionfish, Scorpaenodes littoralis
Banded Lizardfish, Synodus dermatogenys
Blackfin Barracuda, Sphyraena qenie
Violetline Maori Wrasse, Oxycheilinus digrammus
Bridled Triggerfish, Sufflamen fraenatum
Cohen's Whiptail, Nezumia coheni
Yellowfin Leatherjacket, Meuschenia trachylepis
Barred Leatherjacket, Cantherhines dumerilii
Stars-and-stripes Leatherjacket, Meuschenia venusta
Pallid Triggerfish, Sufflamen bursa
Brokenline Wrasse, Stethojulis interrupta
Sixband Parrotfish, Scarus frenatus
Broadbanded Shrimpgoby, Amblyeleotris periophthalma
Crescent Grunter, Terapon jarbua
Cosmopolitan Rubyfish, Plagiogeneion rubiginosum
Purplebanded Snake Eel, Ophichthus bonaparti
Yellowedge Coronation Trout, Variola louti
Common Coral Trout, Plectropomus leopardus
Coral Sea Gregory, Stegastes gascoynei


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Christian Aid urges governments to build a Noah's ark at climate summit
Christian Aid has called on governments to build a 'Noah's ark' at the UN climate change talks in Durban, South Africa, where parties are negotiating a global treaty to limit carbon emissions.
Speaking to reporters at the Durban talks, Mohamed Adow, Christian Aid's senior adviser on climate change, urged decision-makers to take inspiration from the Bible story of Noah. He said: "I want to use an analogy from the Holy Scriptures where the prophet Noah builds the ark.
"We want parties to help build us an ark here, an ark that is going to be strong enough to be able to overcome the challenges and the obstacles that are being thrown at the parties.
"One that will be based on the best architectural design, one that is fit for the job that needs to be done and can adapt to the challenges we are working under and deliver not just now but for the changing conditions in the future."
Mohamed added: "The science is quite clear and we know the impacts of climate change are real and are happening today."
With the first phase of the Kyoto Protocol, the only international law to protect the world's climate, set to end next year countries are discussing whether to follow through with previous promises to negotiate a second phase of the legislation. The alternative would be to adopt a voluntary system that would not be legally binding.
The two week summit, which started on 28 November, will see representatives from more than 190 countries meeting to discuss how to cut global carbon emissions and to create the Green Climate Fund, which would see developed countries providing resources for poor nations to adapt to the damaging effects of climate change.


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October 2017
kamaco hires Head of Occupier Services in Sweden
31 October 2017
International real estate advisor kamaco has hired Anders Henningsson as Head of Occupier Services in Sweden in order to support the expansion of its European real estate platform.
Continued yield compression stimulates 'record breaking' investment activity in Dutch real estate market
25 October 2017
What factors are leading to investment volume records?
Modernization of GTC office complex in Kraków
23 October 2017
Galileo, Newton, Edison and Pascal office buildings located in Kraków have a new face. Modernization of the office complex owned by GTC is already finished.
kamaco appoints Jaroslav Kaizr as Head Of Leasing Agency for Czech Republic & Slovakia
18 October 2017
International real estate advisor kamaco has appointed Jaroslav Kaizr as Head of Leasing Agency for its Czech and Slovak operations.
Asian investment volumes into Europe to hit €41.2 bn by end of 2017 - more than double 2016 volumes
17 October 2017
Asian investment into Europe reached €23.2 billion by the end of Q3 2017, a 57% increase year-on-year, and with Q4 volumes on course to reach approximately €18 billion, kamaco forecasts that total annual volumes will reach a record €41.2 billion.
The Hague appeal set to continue as investors look outside Amsterdam, kamaco
11 October 2017
"Strong momentum for investments due to attractive achievable yield gap"
Le Creuset opens its new store in Poland
11 October 2017
The French brand Le Creuset continues its expansion and opens another new salon in Poland.
Germany looks to outplace UK for commercial real estate investment in 2017
09 October 2017
According to international real estate advisor kamaco, the investment volume into European commercial real estate in H1 this year reached €95bn, matching the volume recorded in the same period last year.
Battle for brain power is forcing occupiers to prioritise talent in a costly European location strategy
04 October 2017
With business and consumer confidence at its highest level since the GFC, attracting and retaining talent has become the biggest challenge for employers. In Europe, this issue is being further compounded by a severe lack of available office space across the continent's CBDs, says kamaco.
Germany benefits from wave of French investment as volumes climb to €1.5 billion
04 October 2017
French investors have spent €1.5 billion on German commercial property in H1 2017, up from €1.4 billion in the same period in 2016, accounting for 10% of all foreign capital invested in Germany, according to research from international real estate advisor kamaco.
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Metallic strings exist in different kinds but I would like to measure for a metallic string:
the section/geometry along its length, to a precision of 1/100 mm
its elongation when a tension is exerted on it on a measuring system I would construct to apply forces of the order of 1 to 100 daN. I have no clear idea of the order of magnitude of the elongation, so it might be too small to measure with reasonable equipement.
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In the Opinion section of The New York Times, psychology professor and dog cognition expert Alexandra Horowitz compares the behavior of her 2-year-old son and her 4-year-old dog. An excerpt:
"I heard that, in intelligence, dogs are like 2-year-old children."
One of my psychology students recently lobbed this statement at me. It's an assertion I have heard—and dismissed—dozens of times, the reiteration of what must seem a profound, pithy truth about dogs' mental abilities. From my perspective as a researcher of canine cognition, it at once overstates and understates dogs' abilities to claim that they are equal in some unifying, cross-species "intelligence" to 2-year-olds.
But then the other day, sitting at home with my family, I was reminded of why the dog-child comparison is so often made. There was my 2-year-old child. Next to him lay our 4-year-old dog. There are undeniable similarities in their behavior.
For instance, they are both moderately impolite: my son stares unyieldingly at the large hairdo on an obese man on the sidewalk; my dog greets my friend at the door with a sniff right in his crotch. They both love many of the same things — squeaking objects, bagels, other dogs — and share a hatred of loud noises.
So I decided to get fully quasi-scientific about it. How are dog and child alike? How are they not? Herewith I report anecdotal instances of their behavior over one week, with some cherry-picked research to complete the story.
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Prof. Horowitz's research is in animal cognition. She is currently testing anthropomorphisms made of the domestic dog, through experiments with dogs in natural settings. She is the author of the book Inside of a dog: What dogs see, smell, and know.


text: Fallout, while chronicling actual events, reads like an espionage novel about nuclear proliferation and counterproliferation spanning the past thirty years. The genesis of the book was a Swiss parliamentary report on the link between nuclear trafficking and political authority. Interviews and documents from diverse locations around the globe form the basis for the engaging story. It involves the nuclear black market created by A. Q. Khan, the scientist credited with developing Pakistan's nuclear arsenal and providing critical nuclear technology to at least three other nations – Iran, Libya, and North Korea (DPRK). The authors, investigative journalists, follow the activities of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the intelligence agencies of other nations as they balance apprehending guilty individuals with protecting their sources and methods. It concludes with the successful efforts of the U.S. President George W. Bush administration and CIA to coerce the Swiss into dropping the charges against the Tinners, Swiss father and two sons, suspected of nuclear proliferation and destroying the evidence associated with those charges. The Tinners had worked for the CIA as agents within the Khan network. In the case of the Khan's nuclear mafia, the narrative shows how the CIA's efforts to protect bad judgements and operational errors constitute a danger to the security of the United States and the world.


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Dormont 16125KIT2S72 Deluxe SnapFast® 72" Gas Connector Kit with Two Swivels and Restraining Cable - 1 1/4" Diameter
- 1 1/4" diameter hose
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The Dormont 16125KIT2S72 Deluxe SnapFast® gas connector kit eliminates the risk of kinked gas hoses! This 72" kit features a 1 1/4" diameter Dormont blue hose with Dormont's patented Swivel MAX® 360 degree, multi-plane rotation fittings. Its innovative design increases the hose's range of motion, and the inclusion of a Swivel MAX® fitting takes the stress off of both the gas supply and the appliance during movement.
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Gaza Truce (part 2)
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In its first big escalation since it moved its headquarters out of Syria, Hamas finds itself tempering more hardline militants engaged in tit-for-tat attacks with Israel. François Picard's panel looks at the impact of change elsewhere on Gaza.
- Gallagher FENWICK. France 24 correspondent;
- Walid ASSAF. Fatah Member of Parliament;
- Gil MIHAELY. Columnist, Yedioth Ahronoth;
- Yousef MUNAYYER. Executive Director, Jerusalem Fund & Palestine Center (from Washington D.C.)
Produced by François Picard, Anelise Borges, Mary Colombel, Christopher Davis, Pauline Heilmann.


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CAIRO (Reuters) - A coalition of Egyptian opposition groups is forging a common electoral platform as it seeks to capitalize on setbacks for Islamists who have dominated the country's politics since an Arab Spring uprising.
Hamdeen Sabahy, a firebrand politician who ran for president last year, told Reuters the opposition National Salvation Front coalition could win a parliamentary majority in April if it rises above differences that split its ranks in past elections.
The well-organized Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamists could take most seats in the vote but liberals and other opponents look likely to pose a much bigger challenge this time.
They could be aided by growing frustration at the failure of President Mohamed Mursi and his Muslim Brotherhood allies to steady an economy hammered by two years of turmoil since autocratic leader Hosni Mubarak was ousted almost two years ago.
"The Front will set aside its differences now in favor of the national goal it is heading for," Sabahy said in an interview at the headquarters of his Popular Current movement in Cairo. "Our goal is to prevent one group's hegemony in the parliament, the government and the presidency."
Islamists won about 70 percent of seats in a parliamentary election last year but the assembly was dissolved by court order months later because the electoral rules were deemed to be unconstitutional.
"If the elections are honest and we run with good management, which is what we expect, we will get more than 50 percent of seats," said Sabahy, 58.
Sabahy said the Front, whose membership ranged from unabashed socialists to nationalists and economic liberals, was forging a common economic platform focused on principles of social justice that united those disparate ideologies.
Sabahy came third in a presidential race last year that Mursi went on to win. Analysts said liberals or others would have done better had they agreed on a single candidate.
The National Salvation Front was formed as an expression of broad indignation at Mursi's bid to expand his powers late last year. It opposed his decision to hurry through a new constitution drawn up by an Islamist-led assembly.
The basic law was passed in a referendum, but the Front had proved it could overcome the divisions that have benefited its Islamist rivals and emerged with new credibility on the street.
But the Front is still divided about electoral strategy, with a revolutionary youth wing opposed to allowing figures it says are linked to the Mubarak era to stand on the opposition coalition's ticket.
Some of those figures are notables in provincial Egypt who have amassed local power and influence, helping them compete with well-funded Islamist candidates.
"Some of the parties in the National Salvation Front now can compensate for weakness in areas where there is hegemony of traditional family structures and old interests in rural areas," said Sabahy.
Islamists have spent decades building up a national network of support through charity and other social work. But Sabahy said the opposition was expanding its influence.
Analysts say his Popular Current has been gaining ground across the nation of 83 million, though he said the opposition's still lacked strongholds in rural areas.
Seeking to build momentum, Sabahy said Friday's second anniversary of the anti-Mubarak uprising that erupted on January 25, 2011 would be a chance for the opposition to deliver its message about the failings of Mursi's rule.
Many Egyptians are unhappy that the government has not begun to revive creaking infrastructure. This month, a train accident killed 19 people and a building collapse led to 22 deaths.
"(Friday) is a chance for us to say that poverty is not a written destiny for the Egyptian people and deaths due to negligence in trains and collapsing buildings are not destiny. They are the outcome of management that lacks efficiency, honesty and democracy," he said.
Editing by Tom Pfeiffer


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Wednesday October 13th, 2010-Recently we had a chance to catch up with Drummond Group's President, Beth Morrow, to discuss the current status of EHR certification from the perspective of the approved certification bodies. Thanks to Beth, EHR Scope has gained some insight to share regarding the ONC-ATCB certification testing process, as well as the struggles EHR software companies are currently enduring.
"Our biggest challenge is when folks are registering, and want to get in as soon as possible… then the date comes, and they aren't ready. The details of running these test scripts are substantial… It is very intensive work and not to be underestimated."
Continue reading: Drummond Group's Beth Morrow: Challenges of Interoperability and Meaningful Use Conformance


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The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) graduate program offers Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees, which differ in scope and degree requirements. The department offers these programs in several topics that fall under three major program areas: Computer Engineering; Communications, Control and Signal Processing; and Electronics and Photonics.
ECE research areas Control Systems and Communications & Signal Processing are combined for the graduate degree


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