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Trainer Assessor
'Everyone who needs it should receive first aid from those around them. No one should suffer for the lack of trained first aiders.'
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St John Ambulance is the nation's leading first aid charity. Every year, 400,000 people learn how to save a life through our training programmes, including hundreds of thousands of young people. First aid is such a simple skill, but it has an incredible impact. We want everyone to learn it, so that they can be the difference between a life lost and a life saved.
To achieve this, we provide a wide range of products and services to the community such as our workplace and community training, first aid support at events and our vital work with the emergency services with our ambulance operations. We generate around £100m per annum which we reinvest in delivering and campaigning for better access to first aid for everyone. By doing this, we can give people access to important skills that they wouldn't otherwise get the chance to learn.
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You will be responsible for delivering and assessing a variety of First Aid and Health & Safety courses to our workplace and community training customers. Due to our wide range of clients, no training course should ever be the same, and you will deal with people from all backgrounds with different learning styles.
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As part of your role, you will receive constant training and development. This vacancy is for our Milton Keynes -North Venue.
- Must have right to work in the UK
- Must have experience in delivering first class training and coaching groups of adults
- Expertise in First Aid or health and safety Training would be an advantage
- CTLLS or CILD / Level 4 Training Qualifications would also be a distinct advantage
- This role includes regional travel, so you must have a car/consistent public transport.
- As you will be visiting SJA training sites as well as client sites, you must be well organised and motivated.
Working at St John Ambulance - More than one way to save a life
We are a constantly evolving team of over 2,000 employees and 18,000 volunteers, together we're united by our goal of saving lives through essential first aid services, first aid training and campaigning, to ensure that no one suffers from the lack of first aiders.
We believe that every team member is key to our success whether they work in Ambulance Operations, Marketing, Training or HR and our values of Humanity, Excellence, Accountability, Responsiveness and Teamwork are embedded in everything we do.
We believe in setting our people up for success in a collaborative and positive environment where we are constantly open to change and new ideas.
Interviews will be held at :Oxman Lane, Greenleys, Milton Keynes- MK12 6LF.
Closing Date: 18 June 2018
Interview Date: 25 June 2018
At St John Ambulance we believe everyone should get the chance to learn how to save a life, so that whenever a first aid emergency occurs, whether in the home, workplace or community, someone is on hand with the skills to help.
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Johan Hedberg made 22 saves for his 22nd career shutout and the New Jersey Devils beat the New York Islanders 2-0 Sunday.
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CINCINNATI—Almost 67 million Americans have high blood pressure—some cases are purely brought on by genetics; others develop because of bad habits.
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Spoiler for Scene where Kyon and adult Mikuru visit Nagato's apartment:
I remember giggling at that part, kinda sad it wasn't there.
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Finally relented and watched the camrip sub, and am quite glad I did. Once again KyoAni has done what they do best, and that's improve upon the original. Yes, the part up to Taniguchi's return does drag a bit, but it does in the novel as well. But God damn does it ever make up for it... ^_^
Easily the most gorgeous animated movie I've ever seen. My jaw is still dropped from the rooftop scene. I can easily see how someone could mistake it for a real background. Can not wait to get my hands on a Blu Ray of this. Yay for US and Japan being in the same region...
Best scene is the stabbing scene (as I knew it would be). Psychopathic Ryoko is gloriously psychopathic... The BGM was perfect, and the twirling around was just an amazing touch. Awesome, awesome, awesome movie... 10/10 ^_^
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Anyone else watch the extra part after the ending credits with more random Yuki in the Library, I was half expecting Kyon to show up and pick up Nagato to go somewhere... or is this the foreshadow of a scene in Volume 7?
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|2010-04-15, 19:35
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My memory of the resolution of this event is fuzzy. I've not read that novel (7) in over a year now, maybe two.
However think alone the lines of quigonkenny...that everything did happen as Kyon encountered...and it was covered up after he pressed the "Enter" key. Trouble is...I don't remember. Though in some ways it would make sense...if Mikuru's theory about time is correct and that everything is predeturmined...thus it did happen...and for those few days....Yuki altered the World...then altered it back because that was how things happened....but it is very confusing.
And as I said...I've not read the resolution is a few years.
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And my guess is Yuki reset the world to the point the day after Haruhi babbles her stuff about the Christmas party, i.e, Dec 17.
From Kyon's view, nothing significant happened that day. Disappearance starts Dec 18. So slotting in something in 17 was easier.
From Haruhi's perspective, Kyon had an accident on Dec 17 and in hospital for 3 days (I think)
From Kyon's perspective, he was stuck in a changed world till the 20th (I think).
So it somewhat adds up, I think.
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Man, I couldn't resist it anymore and gave in to the dark side... I ended up watching the cam-rip, which I must say was actually pretty good for a camera job. But its still a camera rip in the end.
Here's how I rate the movie...
First let me just explain, when you've been Chinese for too long, yes I'm a BBC and we're cheap-ass down to our very core. Anyway, when you've been Chinese for too long, you don't bother rating movies/series/games on a 1-10 scale anymore, it simply becomes:
- Download/stream worthy. (NO, not everything automatically qualifies for this one, don't wanna waste bandwidth)
- Archive worthy. (things that deserve a place in your hard drive)
- Purchase/cinema worthy. (now THIS one is the level thats REALLY worth letting your money exit your wallet)
Well, Suzumiya Haruhi no Shoushitsu goes FAR beyond 'purchase worthy'. Hell, I'm even more desperate to watch it in the cinema now, AND buy it when comes out on blu-ray. I'm even gonna pay full price for it, discount or no discount.
Man, I do kinda envy the viewers who watched the movie but haven't read the novels.
Is it just me? Or did that stab seem more painful when watching the movie than reading the book?
I thought is WAS a real background.
But yeah...
There were a few things they skipped out though, which I did want to see:
But then, there's been many times where they had to skip some of Kyon's inner monologue due to time constraints in the TV series, so nothing new there.
Does anyone know how much of their budget KyoAni bombed on this movie? After watching it, it does make you think "so THAT'S where all the money went..."
I think the best part of this movie was Kyon's 'realisation' sequence. I can see where people are coming from when they said that part was very EVA-like, but the whole cinematics and emotional impact was delivered amazingly.
I was sort of expecting Pokemon shock kind of lighting effects during the time travel parts, but I guess we won't see that until the 'resolution' episode... if its EVER gonna be animated.
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Lawyer superpower#3: Pure logic...
There's one big question if we continue down that line of thinking:
"So am I just paying for Suzumiya-san only?"
If you're paying for me as well, I'll tell you even more.
"Then, I'm all ears,"
That whole sequence was one of the best monologues/talking to oneself/hitting oneself over the head/mindtrip scenes I could imagine. I cannot wait to see that in person.
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Michael Martin: Achieving his dreams, one at a time05/03/2013
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From childhood on, Michael Martin has wanted to be an attorney.
Now, as this first-generation college student prepares to cross the commencement stage at E.J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall, he is closer than ever to achieving that goal and realizing a future filled with options.
On Saturday, May 11, the Honors College student will receive a B.S. in Political Science/Criminal Justice, summa cum laude at the 10 a.m. commencement ceremony, at which he has been chosen to speak on behalf of the Spring 2013 Class as the student responder.
Martin's path to UA was not a traditional one.
The Detroit native is the youngest of four children who relocated to Akron with their mother after a series of hardships. Despite his career ambitions, college just wasn't a possibility after Martin graduated from Buchtel High School. Instead, he worked at a variety of jobs and even started his own cleaning business. But he continued to hit what he describes as 'brick walls' that fueled his frustration.
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In August 2009, he chose a new direction, becoming a student at UA, where he knew no one and was not at all sure he belonged, especially in his first days on campus.
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The recently Grammy-nominated, Atlanta-local Mastodon, a band that found its name based on guitarist Bill Kelliher's Star Wars Bantha tattoo, celebrated in style with their network of friends and families during "The Missing Link" show at the Tabernacle Dec. 2. Of the opening acts, Atlanta's most recent conglomeration of metal and psychedelia mix in MonstrO with Mastodon singer/bassist Troy Sanders' brother Kyle on bass…
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Jan. 4, 2007
Lipscomb's Lady Bisons resumed Atlantic Sun play against ETSU, one of the toughest teams in the conference.
Already thin inside with Miriam McAlister on the sidelines, center Penny Jones was out for much of the first half and the early part of the second after having her nose bloodied.
In the first half ETSU outscored the Lady Bisons 20-6 in the paint, setting the stage for a 71-51 loss Thursday night at the Memorial Center in Johnson City.
The Lady Bisons went into the dressing room at the half trailing 39-27.
ETSU continued to build on its lead in the second half. But with 6:01 left to play the Lady Bisons completed one last run to cut the lead to 10 at 54-44.
But ETSU once again regained the momentum going on an 11-1 run from 4:37 to 1:34 to seal the win.
The Lady Bisons shot 31.6 percent from the field, hitting 18 of 57 shots. They hit five of 21 tries from 3-point range, a 23.8 percent success rate. They hit 10 out of 20 shots from the free throw line, a 50 percent rate.
Dana Carrigan and Catie Woods each scored 14 points for the Lady Bisons, a game high. Both players also made three steals.
Carrigan hit 6 of 18 shots from the field, one of eight from 3-point range. She made one-of-one from the free throw line.
Woods was 5-of-14 from the field, including three of seven from 3-point range. She was also one-of-one from the free throw line.
Carrigan and Julie Martin each grabbed six rebounds to lead the Lady Bisons on the boards.
ETSU made 24of-72 field goal attempts, 33.3 percent. ETSU was five-of-17 from the 3-point line and 18-of-20 from the free throw line.
Michelle DeVault led ETSU with 13 points. Siarre Evans added 12. Jenny Norman scored 11.
Michelle Akers grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds as ETSU held a 59-33 edge on the boards.
The Lady Bisons, 3-10 overall, 1-2 in the A-Sun have little time to dwell on the loss. They will be at Kennesaw State Saturday afternoon to close out the brief road trip.
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Scott fades as McIlroy holds Open lead
Adam Scott's British Open hopes were being washed away at a rain-swept Royal Liverpool as Rory McIlroy kept a pack of chasers at bay midway through the third round.
While the likes of Rickie Fowler, Charl Schwartzel, Dustin Johnson and Sergio Garcia were defying dour conditions to keep pressure on overnight leader McIlroy, Scott failed to make any inroads as he opened with nine straight pars.
The Australian world No.1's hopes then suffered what could be a fatal blow when he began his back nine with a double bogey to slip 11 shots behind McIlroy.
Torrential rain drenched the course at Hoylake on Friday night with the atrocious weather prompting organisers to use a two-tee start for the first time in the tournament's history to account for expected delays.
Players also teed off in groups of three rather than the customary two for weekends, however play continued uninterrupted into the early afternoon.
McIlroy led by four shots at 12-under-par overnight but there was an immediate two-shot swing as he found a greenside bunker and dropped a shot at the first hole as second-placed playing partner Dustin Johnson opened with a birdie.
With conditions still favourable for scoring, Fowler and Garcia made moves up the leaderboard by early afternoon to trail McIlroy by three with Schwartzel, Johnson, Frenchman Victor Dubuisson and American Jim Furyk also prominent in the chasing pack.
Australia's prospects looked to be fading, however, though Marc Leishman remained at his overnight score of three under as he countered a double bogey with two birdies.
Scott was again striking the ball solidly but unable to get his belly putter firing to convert some decent birdie opportunities.
His double bogey came at the par-5 10th, considered one of the easiest holes on the course.
After scrapping to make the cut on Friday, Tiger Woods made up ground to be at even par into the back nine of his third round.
Playing in the same group as the American legend was Australian outsider Rhein Gibson (+4), the world No.998 who made the cut at his first attempt at a major tournament.
Jason Day, Matt Jones and John Senden all looked to be out of contention at three over par midway through their third rounds.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT women's track and field squad, ranked No. 6 in Division III had some impressive performances in its final tune-up before next weekend's New England Division III championship. The Engineers competed at the non-scoring Valentine Invitational at Boston University on Friday and at a home invite on Saturday afternoon.
The most impressive showing of the weekend belonged to the 4x400 relay group, consisting of seniors Portia Jones (Queens, N.Y.) and Jamie Simmons (Carlsbad, Calif.), sophomore Jacqueline Brew (Amherst, N.H.) and freshman Madeleine Bairey (Pebble Beach, Calif.), which set a new Institute record and recorded the second-fastest time in Division III on the season at 3:50.98.
Bairey and Jones also recorded strong times in the 400m, with Bairey reaching a new personal-best at 58.69. Jones narrowly missed her own season-best, finishing in 56.53 seconds, which would still rank as a top five time in the country. Senior Martha Gross (Short Hills, N.J.) had a season-best time of 59.63 in the event as well.
Freshman Cindy Huang (San Jose, Calif.) had a personal best in the 800, finishing in 2:17.43, the best rookie time in Division III thus far in 2012. Sophomore Louise van den Heuvel (Nashua, N.H.) was just ahead of Huang with her time of 2:17.06.
In the mile, freshman Stephanie Marzen (McLean, Va.) had a personal record at 5:07.96. Junior Brooke Johnson (Shoreham, N.Y.) and senior Margaret Lloyd (Sacramento, Calif.) recorded season bests with times of 5:10.16 and 5:10.17, respectively.
Back across the river at the Shobrys and Aronson track, the Tech sprinters and field event athletes were in action on Saturday.
In the high jump freshman Preethi Vaidyanathan (South Windsor, Conn.) matcher her personal best, clearing 5-3.75 feet to win the event.
Brew and Jones had a terrific duel in the sprints, both 55-meter and 55-meter hurdles. Brew edged the senior All-American in both events, winning the straight sprint in 7.45 seconds and the hurdles in 8.50 seconds. Jones was within six one-hundredths of a second in each event, earning a pair of runner-up showings.
Brew was also third in the long jump, leaping 16-10-75 feet, just ahead of teammates Veronica Szklarzewski (Chicago, Ill.) and Michelle Johnson (Glendora, Calif.).
The Cardinal and Gray will look to its first New England regional crown since 2009 next weekend at Smith College. The Engineers have finished second in each of the past two years.


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City promises better snow response for weekend storm
As another winter storm heads toward Boston, the city is promising residents a better response than what they experienced after this month's blizzard.
For some Boston neighborhoods it took days to clear out snow after the last two storms.
On Sullivan Street in Charlestown, kids were able to go sledding down the unplowed streets.
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The Future of Wireless through the Eyes of Our Kids
I am sitting on the deck watching the waves of the Pacific Ocean and my kids starting to stir to life thinking of writing about the technical pros and cons of WiMax vs. WiFi. And I realize that as I watch my kids and their friends play with their IPODs and WiFi enabled portable play stations that they barely know what I do for a living let alone care that WiMax is a wireless protocol targeted for the licensed bands and an alternative to 3G wireless technologies and that WiFi is the protocol of choice for the unlicensed bands. What they care about are their friends, their music and connecting with them.In watching our kids, I believe we can get a glimpse of the future and what the next generation of wireless and mobility will look like. My kids spend hours IMing with their friends and downloading music onto their IPOds and I am sure are representative of kids around the world. You see them connecting with their friends in new and different ways: Instant messaging, internet, local ad hoc wireless networking and text messaging. You also see them spending hours connecting with other devices, exchanging photos and downloading music into their IPODs and games into their PSPs. In watching how they interact with their friends and music, I am noticing that the access provider and the service provider are separating. In the old days (read that as I am over 40) your phone company provided you access and phone service, your cable company provided you access and TV shows and your mobile operator provided you access and cellular phone service. If our kids are any indication of the future, the service provider of the future is going to be the likes of Google, Yahoo, MicroSoft and your favorite gaming site and the access providers of today are looking to converge to becoming providers of IP access across multiple physical mediums such as cellular, WiFi, cable and fixed line. And watching the Gigabytes of music and photos being exchanged, the wireless network of the future will have 10 times the capacity of today's networks and be able to deliver a wireless data bit for 1/10 the cost. So while the future is always hard to predict our kids maybe the best crystal ball we have to it.
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Chef de Cuisine Nicholas Nutting, On a Tofino Tradition
Every autumn, oysters are fêted around the world, for until recently it was thought that the bivalve molluscs were only safe to eat during the months with the letter "r" in their English and French names. Thankfully, that myth has been debunked! In Tofino, fresh, delicious oysters are available year round, and most often served raw and "on the half shell."
Now in its 16th year, the Clayoquot Oyster Festival, featuring galas to tastings to farm tours, is a celebration of an important Tofino culinary and cultural tradition. On November 16th, the Pointe Restaurant will host Oysters with the "Oysterman" Brent Petkau. We'd love for you to join us, or to stop by the Pointe (or our newly licensed Driftwood Cafe lounge) any time of year to experience oysters in their element.
Read on for Chef Nicholas's own Potato Crusted Oysters with Leek Veloute, Salsify, Truffle recipe
Potato Crusted Oysters
Leek Velouté, Salsify, Truffle
Serves 4
12 Cortes Island medium beach oysters (Steamed for four minutes and removed from shell)
4 medium peeled Kennebec potatoes
Salt and pepper to taste
Using a Japanese turning slicer (spaghetti cutter) cut the potatoes into long strands.
Blanch the potato in boiling salted water for two seconds, then cool and dry on a towel.
Flour and season oysters and wrap with potato to cover the complete oyster end to end.
Fry Oysters in a 350F fryer until golden brown and crispy, remove and season immediately.
o Slice into strips, blanch and toss with truffle vinegar
Truffle Vinaigrette :
o 100ml Champagne Vinegar
o 1 Scallion (diced)
o 2 Cloves Roasted Garlic
o 1tsp. Dijon Mustard
o 25ml Truffle Oil
o 5g Shaved Perigord Truffle
o 200ml Canola
o Salt & Pepper
Leek Velouté
o 2 Young Leeks (white only finely chopped)
o 1 White Onion (Diced)
o 3 Cloves Garlic (Sliced)
o 1/4lb Butter
o ½ Fresh California Bay Leaf
o 1 Sprig Thyme
o Salt & Black Pepper
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NeCTAR has already established three research cloud nodes. As well as the new Tasmanian node, funding is now being provided for nodes at Western Australia's iVEC, the Intersect Consortium in NSW, and the South Australian research cloud node.
In July, the Intersect Consortium announced that it will be buying a 33.3 TFlop machine from SGI based on 100 cluster nodes, with 1,600 cores powered by Intel Xenon E5-2500 processors. The South Australian facility is a mix of systems, as described here.
iVEC is also busy getting ready to handle the computing needs of Australia's SKA precursor instruments at Murchison.
As well as Tasmania's marine virtual laboratory, the NeCTAR round two projects will set up an industrial ecology virtual laboratory at the University of Sydney, a biodiversity and climate change lab at Griffith University in Queensland, an endocrine genomics lab at the University of Melbourne, and a human communication lab at the University of Western Sydney. ®


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I know. I can't stop talking about that Vegan Bloggers Conference next year. Let me throw out an apology for talking so much about something I'm working on, as usual. Full disclosure: I am a co-founder of this venture, along with Janessa and Michele. Even if I wasn't, I have no doubt that I would be just as excited about this happening, especially in Portland, OR! The quick back-story is that the lovely Janessa approached me about her genius idea over a year ago, it seems. Michele was a natural fit, being a wonder behind last summer's inaugural Vegan Iron Chef competition and our future plans, as was our uber-talented Creative Director on both, Liz Miller. These ladies are all magical to work with.
This past week, the official speaker confirmations started rolling in, and each one makes us so damn happy! What more can I say about folks on this growing list? Registration opens freakin' tonight, at a last-minute-scrap-a-couple-plans reduced rate, and you can read more about our heartfelt thoughts on that move here. The goal we're working so hard for is a seriously amazing, vegan-tastic, professional, yet inviting, two-and-a-half day, community-celebrating, educational conference. What more can I add? We're working on this on a daily basis. We're stoked that we can donate 5% of all ticket sales to a farm sanctuary, and we're trying to do even more. Again, that this conference is inviting, and encouraging to attend, bloggers from around the globe that all make me jump up and down on a regular basis, whenever someone mentions interest? That there's this much interest, support, and respect for vegan blogging?
We are throwing the type of conference that we'd go to, (and trust me, I attend a lot of boring conferences), and we hope to see you there.
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Ms. Brooks also writes suspense novels following the career of Special Agent Kathrin Night. (Kiss of Night, Lust for Danger, Night Undone)
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The Miami Dolphins cannot escape the scorn of its own fan base any longer. Having already flown an airplane banner calling for the ouster of general manager Jeff Ireland and erected a billboard imploring the team to acquire QB Peyton Manning, the fanbase has embraced the last resort of protest: Wikipedia.
In the wake of the Dolphins' failure to convince either Manning or Matt Flynn to be the team's next quarterback, Ireland's Wikipedia entry was edited Monday morning by an unknown Dolfan Monday morning. His job title was changed from "General Manager" to "Chairman, Department of Terrible Decisions." The first sentence of the entry read: "Jeff Ireland (born in a Denny's parking lot in Abilene, Texas) is the most incompetent human being in the history of existence."
The entry becomes even less charitable afterward. "He has previously served as an executive for the Dallas Cowboys," it continues, "a team he dearly loves, proving so by signing every player the Cowboys cut to the Miami Dolphins."
That sound you hear is the mass of South Florida's Marc Colombo critics vigorously shaking their heads in disapproval.
As per usual when someone takes excessive liberties with a Wikipedia entry, the changes were noticed quickly, and the entry was soon reverted to the previous version by one of the site's army of crowd-sourcing editors.
However, the hacked Ireland entry lives on thanks to twoscreenshots. The section detailing Ireland's tenure with the Dolphins sums it up nicely with a choice quote from the cult TV series Arrested Development: "The Dolphins were able to hire Ireland away from the Cowboys because he did not have final say in Dallas. To paraphrase G.O.B. Bluth, they had made a huge mistake."
Sadly, even a brilliantly-executed hack such as this cannot give Dolfans what they really want, a mulligan on the entire Ireland-Bill Parcells era of Dolphins history. But at least they have something to laugh at, if only for a few moments before resuming the downward spiral into football-induced malaise.


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Volcanic eruptions in Iceland, earthquakes in China and Haiti, Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, the events of Sept. 11 have all, in turn, pushed what was once called the AIDS epidemic off the front pages of America's newspapers. However, those who have lost life-long friends, mentors, lovers and partners will never fully recover from the aftermath of the scourge that claimed the lives of so many of our most creative and artistic individuals.
"Rent," the rock opera playing at Michigan State University, brings it all back, a slapin-the-face reminder of the havoc a disease can wreak upon a society.
The mournful lyric "How do you figure a last year on Earth?" from the ensemble number "Seasons of Love" addresses a central existential question. The surprising answer is that "Rent" portrays — in addition to a deep sense of loss — an amazing sense of the capacity for joy among those who realize life is about to be cut short.
The cast and crew have poured heart and soul into this dynamic and powerful production. Kirk Domer's shadowy set design — all broken skylight windows and dark dank midnight Manhattan streets — combined with Kristina
Miller's superb selection of vintage urban street costuming, surround a
cast of actors and singers that explode with a multi-layered cacophony
of powerful overlapping voices, topped off with a coloratura solo by
Trish Amanda Hubbard on the aforementioned "Seasons of Love."
Nick Strong, as Mark, the videographer capturing every nuance of the Manhattan street scene, matches up well with the powerful singing voice of Kate Kilpatrick as Joanne Jefferson and they glide through a charming "Tango: Maureen."
Brandon M. Piper, as the transvestite Angel Dumont Schunard, delivers solos on "Today for You" and "I'll Cover You" that are powerful, reassuring assertions that allow others to continue on, day by day. As Maureen, Kellyn Uhl puts together a remarkably complex characterization of an East Village performance artist.
Visiting director Scott Burkell and choreographer Joni Starr bring a host of visually creative stage movement to the production. There are no dull moments, no draggedout transitions; one scene follows another smoothly, with nary a skip in the beat.
"Rent," the title, superficially represents sordid living conditions. At a deeper level, it also references garments that have been ripped and torn apart. The metaphor here is obvious: that our society was rent, tripped and torn apart by a cosmic circumstance well outside our individual spheres of control.
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For video surveillance applications, wireless technology offers a flexible, cost-efficient and quick way to deploy cameras, particularly over a large area as in a parking lot or a city center surveillance application. There would be no need to pull a cable through the ground. In older, protected buildings, wireless technology may be the only alternative if standard Ethernet cables may not be installed.
Axis offers cameras with built-in wireless support. Network cameras without built-in wireless technology can still be integrated into a wireless network if a wireless bridge is used.
802.11 WLAN standards
The most common wireless standard for wireless local area networks (WLAN) is the 802.11 standard by IEEE. While there are also other standards as well as proprietary technologies, the benefit of 802.11 wireless standards is that they all operate in a license-free spectrum, which means there is no license fee associated with setting up and operating the network. The most relevant extensions of the standards are 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11a and 802.11n.
802.11b, which was approved in 1999, operates in the 2.4 GHz range and provides data rates up to 11 Mbit/s. Until 2004, most WLAN products sold were based on 802.11b.
802.11g, which was approved in 2003, is the most common 802.11 variant on the market. It operates in the 2.4 GHz range and provides data rates of up to 54 Mbit/s. WLAN products are usually 802.11b/g compliant.
802.11a, which was approved in 1999, operates in the 5 GHz frequency range and provides data rates of up to 54 Mbit/s. An issue with the 5 GHz frequency range is that it is not available for use in parts of Europe where it is allocated for military radar systems. In such areas, 5 GHz WLAN components should conform to 802.11a/h standard. Another disadvantage with 802.11a is that its signal range is shorter than 802.11g's because it operates on a higher frequency; consequently, many more access points are required for transmission in the 5 GHz range than in the 2.4 GHz range.
IEEE 802.11n is the new generation standard (ratified October 2009) to improve network throughput over the previous standards with a significant increase in the maximum raw data rate from 54 Mbit/s to 600 Mbit/s with the use of four spatial streams at a channel width of 40 MHz.
When setting up a wireless network, the bandwidth capacity of the access point and the bandwidth requirements of the network devices should be considered. In general, the useful data throughput supported by a particular WLAN standard is about half the bit rate stipulated by a standard due to signaling and protocol overhead. With network cameras that support 802.11g, no more than four to five of such cameras should be connected to a wireless access point.
WLAN security
Due to the nature of wireless communications, anyone with a wireless device that is present within the area covered by a wireless network can share the network and intercept data being transferred over it unless the network is secured.
To prevent unauthorized access to the data transferred and to the network, some security technologies such as WEP and WPA/WPA2 have been developed to prevent unauthorized access and encrypt data sent over the network.
WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
WEP prevents people without the correct key from accessing the network. There are, however, weaknesses in WEP.
They include keys that are relatively short and other flaws that allow keys to be reconstructed from a relatively small amount of intercepted traffic.
WEP today is no longer considered to provide adequate security as there are a variety of utilities freely available on the web that can be used to crack what is meant to be a secret WEP key.
WPA/WPA2 (WiFi Protected Access)
WPA significantly increases security by taking care of the shortcomings in the WEP standard. WPA adds a standard way for distributing encrypted keys.
Some security guidelines when using wireless cameras for surveillance:
- Enable the user/password login in the cameras.
- Enable the encryption (HTTPS) in the wireless router/cameras. This should be done before the keys or credentials are set for the WLAN to prevent unauthorized access to the network with stolen credentials.
- Ensure that wireless cameras support security protocols such as IEEE 802.1X and WPA/WPA2.
Wireless bridges
Some solutions may use other standards than the dominating IEEE 802.11, providing increased performance and much longer distances in combination with very high security. Two commonly used technologies are microwave and laser, which can be used to connect buildings or sites with a point-to-point high-speed data link.


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Malloy's minimum wage pitch falls flat
Back from the friendly political turf at the White House, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy continued to bang the drum for a higher minimum wage Tuesday before a less-than-excited crowd of business executives.
Speaking during a lunch sponsored by the Bridgeport Regional Business Council, Malloy conceded that the smattering of applause for his proposal to raise the minimum hourly wage to $10.10 over the next three years indicated soft backing, if not outright opposition.
"I know some of you aren't supportive of that," Malloy said at the Holiday Inn in Bridgeport. "That's OK. We can disagree. But if we look at the minimum wage in the United States today, it is less than it was than in 1968, adjusted for inflation. And the American worker, who puts out more units of work, is manufacturing more, is doing more work, is accomplishing more than in 1968.
"If you want to let women out of poverty in the United States, raise the minimum wage. Sixty percent of the people earning the minimum wage in our state are women. You want to make sure there's more money going into the local economy? Raise the minimum wage," Malloy said. "And the folks making the minimum wage aren't investing in Wall Street. They're paying their bills and they're buying the books and shoes that their children need."
Paul Timpanelli, president and CEO of the business council, said the group's board recently voted 29-8 against raising the minimum wage. The current $8.70 would rise to $9.15 next Jan. 1; to $9.60 a year later; and to $10.10 on Jan. 1, 2017.
Ernest C. Trefz, the millionaire operator of a chain of McDonald's restaurants that depends on minimum-wage employees, responded politely to Malloy's comments.
"He has to do what he thinks is the right thing to do," said Trefz, for whom the University of Bridgeport's School of Business was recently named. "He's a very intelligent person. I don't necessarily agree with his position on this, but I respect him for it. I'm in a business where it would have negative effects, and for other small businesses, it would have a negative impact."
Malloy said he thought the business people "took it pretty well" when he brought up hourly minimums.
"The only people in that room making the minimum wage was the wait staff," he said to reporters after the event.
"I think there's an understanding that we have got to do something to lift people out of poverty in the state of Connecticut," said Malloy, who on Monday, sparred about the issue outside the White House with Republican Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.
"When I said that nobody should work 40 hours a week and live in poverty, there were more heads going up and down than going across," Malloy said of the audience at the luncheon.
Asked by a reporter about his clash with Jindal, Malloy said, "He seems like a wonderful person, but I think we have very big differences and the idea that you would raise the minimum wage with raising the white flag is nonsensical, and I reserve my right to point it out on the White House grounds when I think someone isn't speaking the truth."
At the time on Monday, Jindal told reporters that President Barack Obama's economy is "the minimum-wage economy" and that raising wages was "raising the white flag" in surrender.
Malloy criticized the phase as "the most insane statement I've ever heard."
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Until now. I wondered, hey, what the heck, what would happen if I actually found a way to present these jokes to our readers, without hindering the newsitems themselves? Since I am a huge fan of User Friendly and Cyanide & Happiness, I pondered; why not create some sort of OSNews webcomic?
There are a few problems with this one. First, I cannot draw. Really, I really cannot draw. Second, seeing I am a huge fan of UF and C&H, wouldn't that open the door to blatant plagiarism? After giving it a go a few times, I realised both problems were not insurmountable.
Who cares if I cannot draw. It is not as if the guys behind C&H will win any serious drawing contests either, so there is no need for me to become my country's next Rembrandt. And yes, whatever I do with this comic thing will inevitably be influenced by UF and C&H - but heck, I only just started this thing, who knows how my own 'style' might develop.
Without further ado, here they are. They are all drawn using what I call a topline pen, and then scanned using my trusty CanoScan Lide30. The style is beyond simple, and my handwriting is, well, good luck with that one.
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Russell Ivanovic comparing his experiences at WWDC and Google I/O. For instance, the differences between Apple and Google developer representatives.
Perhaps it's just the ones I've met at Apple, but I've never had this experience before. Our developer rep is a nice guy, but he's not the least bit technical, and in general I could only talk to him when he contacts me. I say 'could' because ever since we've had success on the Android platform he's made it very clear that his services are no longer available to us. Perhaps that makes me bitter and jaded about the Developer Rep experience at Apple, but if you ask me it's justified.
Seems to be in line with how Apple handles the press. A long, long time ago, Apple loaned me one of the first Intel MacBook Pros. Those models got notoriously hot to the touch under heavy use. I dared to mention in my review that the device would sometimes get uncomfortably warm. Let me just say that it did not exactly go down well with Apple.
Moving on, it's not just the companies' employees that have differing attitudes.
One of the first things that struck me was the contrast between the kind of people that attend I/O vs those at WWDC. Granted in both cases I didn't meet all 5000 attendees, so there's nothing scientific about what follows. That said everyone I met at I/O was open-minded and tended to work on more than one platform. As such it wasn't the least bit strange when someone pulled out their iPhone to check something on it. The majority of phones there seemed to be Androids, with the Nexus 5 making up the lions share of the devices I saw. What I'm getting at, and let me put it bluntly if I may, is that it highlighted just how insular and superior a lot of Apple developers act and feel. If you don't believe me, just join a group of them at WWDC and whip out your Android phone. Within moments, you'll wish you had whipped out something less offensive, like your genitalia instead.
Apple's employees seem "overly obsessed with Google", he notes, which shouldn't be a surprise considering the amount of time Tim Cook spends bashing Android during a keynote - often with facts of questionable value. This kind of stuff trickles down to lower employees, too, of course.
In any case, this doesn't exactly seem like a great way to treat developers. I wonder if this will ever come back to bite Apple in the butt.


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"THE SEA HAWK" (1940) Review
If anyone has ever read Rafael Sabatini's 1915 novel, "The Sea Hawk", he ou she has clearly seen that the so-called 1940 film adaptation with the same titre . . . is not the same story. I have never read Sabatini's novel. But I have a friend who has. And according to him, the 1924 silent film adaptation bore a closer resemblance to the novel.
In the end, it is not surprising that this 1940 adventure bore little ou no resemblance to Sabatini's novel – aside from the main protagonist enduring a stint as slave aboard a...
Hi guys, I had seen this film many years il y a and I immediately feel with the film. Especially Judy Garland's portrayal of Dorothy Gale, so here is my review on this 1939 classic.
The Film
I really l'amour how the film starts of as a sepia tone, it wasn't only until Dorothy lands in Oz that it became multicolour. It was like stepping into a storybook universe that we always dream of!
I always l'amour Margaret Hamilton's portrayal as the Wicked Witch of the West, I kind of feel bad when she was killed of! But, Dorothy has no choice at all.
Hi guys, I will be écriture 2 horror films and they're The Innocents and The Haunting. Both films are based on novels and I'll write a review about them right now.
The Haunting
Considering that was made in the 60's and there were no modern technologies for CGI at that time. I l'amour how they use the Psychological fear that are shown in both Nell and Theo.
It is actually unclear if the house is haunted ou that Nell did it for the sake of attention, I would definitely go with the latter because Nell is mentally unstable in my opinion and that she has been...
"THE MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" (1953) Review
Tyrone Power's career took a strange turn during the post-World War II years. Although he still managed to maintain his position as one of Twentieth Century Fox's haut, retour au début stars during the remainder of the 1940s, something happened as the 1950s dawned. Powers still found himself in Grade A films during that particular decade. But he also seemed to appear in a growing number of standard costume melodramas.
Twentieth Century renard lent Powers to Universal Pictures to étoile, star in the 1953 drama called [b]"THE MISSISSIPPI...
"OTHER MEN'S WOMEN" (1931) Review
Adultery is rarely treated with any kind of maturity in fiction - whether in novels, plays, films and television. I am not saying that adultery has never been portrayed with any maturity. It is just that . . . well, to be honest . . . I have rarely come across a movie, télévision series, novel ou play that dealt with adultery in a mature manner. ou perhaps I have rarely come across others willing to face fictional adultery between two decent people with some kind of maturity.
Hi guys, since this is my first article on the fan club. Here are my liste of favourite classic films that I grew up with, ready?
1. The King and I
This famous musical was the earliest that I saw and I l'amour the songs, but favourite scene was definitely the Small House of Uncle Thomas. I l'amour how the setting is Thai even-though the story is American.
2. The Sound of Music
I l'amour the songs and the scenery, I was in Salzburg 9 years il y a but did not rejoindre the Sound of musique tour sadly. But I hope to go in the future! Initially, I did not know...
"THE PRISONER OF ZENDA" (1937) Review
I realize that many film critics and fans would agree with my suspicion that the 1930s saw a great deal of action films released to theaters. In fact, I believe there were as high number of actions films released back then as they are now. Among the type of action films that flourished during that era were swashbucklers.
One of the most famous Hollywood swashbucklers released during the 1930s was "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA", producer David O. Selznick's 1937 adaptation of Anthony Hope's 1894 novel. This tale of middle...
"DEVIL AND THE DEEP" (1932) Review
I am not one of those movie amoureux who seemed to my selection of films to one particular genre ou period in filmaking. Nor do I regard films from one particular era to be superior to another. I either enjoy an individual film ou I do not.
Recently, I watched the 1932 melodrama called "DEVIL AND THE DEEP". The movie featured the screen debut of Charles Laughton as a submarine commander who expresses jealousy toward any man who pays attention to his long suffering wife. It also starred Tallulah Bankhead as the long...
"LITTLE WOMEN" (1949) Review
Louisa May Alcott's 1868 novel is a bit of a conundrum for me. I have never been a fan of the novel. I have read it once, but it failed to maintain my interest. Worse, I have never had the urge to read it again. The problem is that it is that sentimental family dramas - at least in print - has never been appealing to me. And this is why I find it perplexing that I have never had any problems watching any of the film ou télévision adaptations of her novel.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — American and Korean investigators will question two of the four pilots of the Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 that crashed on landing in San Francisco last Saturday. Two passengers died. The other two pilots were interviewed yesterday. The NTSB says the jetliner was flying below a safe speed while landing; the crew tried to increase power, but was too late.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 10, 2012)—Trois Aureole completed a triple for jockey Joel Rosario with a victory in the $55,050 feature Thursday (video) at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Rosario, who has won six riding titles at Betfair Hollywood Park since 2009, had only one win from 32 mounts through the first eight days of the Spring/Summer meet before scoring with his first three rides Thursday.
Trained by John Sadler for J.W. Singer LLC, Trois Aureole won for the second time in three starts in California since being privately purchased earlier in the year.
A 3-year-old English Channel filly out of the Saint Ballado mare Two Halos, Trois Aureole saved ground while racing off the pace, angled outside pacesetter and 15-1 shot Starship Flare at the top of the stretch and took command in the final furlong.
Second in her debut at the Fair Grounds last Dec. 29 for former trainer David Carroll, Trois Aureole completed the mile on turf in 1:36.04.
The 7-2 second choice in the field of eight – reduced after the scratch of longshot Ms Pianist – paid $9.60, $4.40 and $3.40 while winning by 2 ¼ lengths.
Trois Aureole pushed her earnings to $61,296 with the $32,400 payday.
Despite a very slow start, Island Paradise, the 3-1 favorite, was able to gain second in her first race since finishing third in the Grade III Miesque last Nov. 25.
Ridden by Garrett Gomez, Island Paradise returned $3.80 and $3.
Back in five days after finishing last in a turf sprint, Starship Flare, who was 2 ¼ lengths behind Island Paradise, saved third by a neck over Risky Art. The show price on Starship Flare, who was beaten by a nose by More Than Love in the aforementioned Miesque, was $8.80.
Completing the order of finish were Conjure the Spirit, Mia Isabel, Lovestealer and Gittel.
The other victories for Rosario were both gate-to-wire – Yankee Dan in the first and Jim's Decision in the fourth.
When racing resumes Friday – post time 7:05 p.m. – there will be a carryover in the Super High 5 of $27,259. The Super High 5 is offered each racing day on the final race.
After the eight race program is concluded, the "Friday Night Live'' concert series resumes with Devo.
Approximate start time for the concert, which will be held at the North Park, is 10:30 p.m.
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We just hosted the 2010 Collection: CHANEL Eyeglasses and CHANEL Sunglasses. This was a true eyewear fashion show at Vizio Optic. Needless to say, we all had a really great time especially trying on the latest and greatest from CHANEL. This iconic brand is well known around the world as one of the most popular luxury brands. Established around 1910 in Paris, France it has since become a fashion icon worldwide. CHANEL is known to have dressed celebrities and models such as Catherine Deneuve, Nichole Kidman and Marilyn Monroe.
Typically CHANEL is known as a fashion statement in luxurious and high quality clothes, bags, cosmetics, shoes and jewelry but we love CHANEL for its fashion sunglasses and beautiful eyeglass frames. You cannot miss a pair of CHANEL glasses – one needs to just recognize the CHANEL signature logo on the sides of the temples.
Many of our customers got to see first-hand the new CHANEL eyewear 2010 collection this past week. CHANEL representative was with us to exhibit the different new eyeglass styles such as the rimless, metal edged, acetate framed and blended acetate-metal framed styles. The sunglasses with the pearl were the item of the day. Also, the new CHANEL sunglasses collection combines simple but fashionable designs with elegant and attractive lines.
And as usual, some of CHANEL's really popular and well-made models were CHANEL 5102, CHANEL 4148B, CHANEL 5149B, CHANEL 4143, CHANEL 3158, CHANEL 2146H, CHANEL 5159H, CHANEL 5154H, CHANEL 5132H and CHANEL 5013C.
As we have all seen just the other day, the 2010 CHANEL eyewear and sunglasses collection is everything that CHANEL is well known for. Just like all CHANEL eyeglasses and sunglasses from previous years, these new styles will be the ultimate must-have accessory for genuine fashion aficionados.


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La Voce, one of the most well-known internet newspapers of Italy, announced to its readers that a conference organized by the municipality of Lazio that refutes evolution would be held in its edition dated the 18th of June, 2011. Moreover, it was also noted that a representative of Adnan Oktar, who has previously organized a series of anti-evolution conferences will attend the conference as a speaker on the 24th of June, 2011.
The next evolution meeting will take place in Viterbo and the opening speech of the meeting, which is organized by Maurice Federici who is amember of the city council, will be made by the mayor of Viterbo, Giancarlo Gabbianelli. The Harun Yahya group will be represented by Dr. Cihat Gundogdu.
(You can reach details about the conference from here.)