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Virginia State Police Senior Trooper G. D. Musgove is investigating a fatal crash that occurred at 8:33 a.m., February 2, 2017 on US 460, just east of Owens Market in Bedford County.
A 1994 Kenworth tractor trailer was traveling west on US 460 in the right lane and was allegedly making an improper turn from the right hand travel lane to the crossover, a report from the VSP stated. A 2014 Kia Soul was also traveling west in the right travel lane and struck the tractor trailer in the rear. The accident occurred in the right eastbound travel lane.
The 1994 Kenworth was driven by Robert Louis Perry, 69, of Madison Heights. Perry was wearing his seatbelt and was not injured.
The 2014 Kia was driven by Susan Mccullar Myers, 56, of Brookneal. Myers was wearing her seatbelt and died at the scene, according to the State Police.
The Virginia State Police Accident Reconstruction Team and the Virginia State Police Motor Carrier Unit were called to assist with the crash.
Robert Louis Perry was charged with making an improper turn.
The crash remains under investigation.
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Do you really need a toner?
The answer is yes and no. When I was younger (and oilier) a toner was the ultimate beauty accessory. I felt that it tightened my pores and cleaned whatever gunk remained in my pores after cleansing. If it came with chemical exfoliants then it also helped reduce breakouts and boost radiance. But as I get older I find myself more attached to mists than toners - just the application of a watery liquid with cotton wool feels harsh and abrasive on my skin. So really, there's no right answer. I think the benefit of toners is more sensorial, like you feel you're doing more for your skin. And if you're oily and acne-prone then they really feel like a boon. So, I've listed all the toners and mists that I've particularly enjoyed over the years:
Caudalie Beauty Elixir
I bought this when I read that all the models at London Fashion Week were using this backstage to keep their faces looking taut and fresh. And I wasn't disappointed. This is ideal for those with very oily skins, who live in hot, muggy weather because it feels sharp and minty on the skin. The brand says that it is the same recipe used by Queen Isabella of Hungary, which makes it even more attractive. It definitely made my skin feel more perky and poreless, but I'm militant about my skincare so I don't know if this alone was responsible for it.
Kiehl's Calendula Toner
Now this is one product that made a visible difference in my skin. It's without any alcohol and feels like you're putting water on your skin. However, when used regularly it helped calm patches of rosacea, giving me calm, even toned skin.
DDF Glycolic Toning Complex
Another winner in my book. Its perfect for AHA newbies, with a mild 7% glycolic acids. However the effect is anything but mild. It really did help exfoliate my skin and made my pores look smaller. And yes, its gentle enough for daily use. However, don't forget your sunscreen when you use this toner.
Purearth Wild Rose Himalayan Mist
Ahhhh…bliss. The best rosewater I've ever used. I find that this hydrates my skin and helps any moisturiser or face oil absorb much better. Excellent if you have red reactive skin.
Sisley Floral Spray Mist
Absolutely lovely to calm, soothe and tone your skin. Whenever my skin felt especially sensitive this toner helped soothe and moisturise. I just wish they made it in a smaller size so I could carry it on flights.
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Passengers on transatlantic flights will find themselves spending more time in the air because of climate change, according to a new study by scientists at the University of Reading.
They found that doubling the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would accelerate the jet stream in winter, shortening the length of eastbound journeys but slowing westbound journeys.
However, the changes do not cancel each other out leaving an overall increase in journey time if nothing is done to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Passengers may already be seeing some of the effects. Last year, a British Airways Boeing 777 reported travelling at velocities approaching the speed of sound during a New York to London crossing which took only five hours and 16 minutes – beating its scheduled time by an hour and a half.
Inspired by reading The Telegraph's story about the feat, Dr Paul Williams, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Reading, set out to forecast future impacts of climate change on the route.
He fed wind data from climate models into algorithms used by flight planners to determine routes and calculated that transatlantic aircraft will spend an extra 2,000 hours in the air every year, adding millions of dollars to airline fuel costs and increasing the risk of delays.
"The aviation industry is facing pressure to reduce its environmental impacts, but this study shows a new way in which aviation is itself susceptible to the effects of climate change," he said.
"The bad news for passengers is that westbound flights will be battling against stronger headwinds. The good news is that eastbound flights will be boosted by stronger tailwinds, but not enough to compensate for the longer westbound journeys. The net result is that roundtrip journeys will significantly lengthen.
"This effect will increase the fuel costs to airlines, potentially raising ticket prices, and it will worsen the environmental impacts of aviation."
Jet stream winds between Europe and North America are predicted to become 15% faster in winter (with similar increases in other seasons), increasing from 48 to 55mph.
The result is that flights from New York's JFK airport to Heathrow will be twice as likely to take less than five hours and 20 minutes. In the opposite direction, flights will become twice as likely to take more than seven hours.
Last year, two flights from London were forced to make unscheduled refuelling stops in Maine after battling headwinds across the Atlantic.
The North Atlantic flight corridor is one of the world's busiest, with about 600 crossings a day.
So that extra time converts into an extra $22 million of fuel burned each year, emitting 70 million kg more carbon dioxide – equal to the annual emissions of 7,100 British homes – according to the research paper published in Environmental Research Letters.
Similar results may be seen elsewhere in the world where air corridors use the northern or southern hemisphere jet streams, added Dr Williams.
His earlier research found climate change is likely to cause more clear-air turbulence.


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Who we are
Bayard is a communications group of international scope which, with 1500 employees around the world, is present today in 41 countries with over 110 different publications. This year, Bayard will have sold over 8 million books, as well as 7.4 million magazines each month. Through these publications, Bayard regularly reaches over 30 million readers everywhere on the planet. Bayard's unique shareholder for the past 130 years has been the Catholic congregation of the Augustinians of the Assumption, also present in numerous countries, who has always been very active in all sectors of communication (education, pilgrimages and media).
Our mission
Based on the charisma of its shareholder, the Augustinians of the Assumption, Bayard promotes the fundamental Christian values among as many as possible: an unwavering belief in man, a steadfast hope which continues through ordeals and hardships, a strong desire for fraternity and shared life. These values are for each and every editor and publisher at Bayard, a guide which helps them reach our readers:
- to help children and teens discover in themselves their creativity, while developing a taste for solidarity;
- to experience with seniors this joyous rediscovery of life after retirement, while keeping the necessary link with the other generations;
- to give Catholics the yearning to live by the Gospel in our contemporary world, in the freedom of God's children and ecclesial loyalty, refusing all separations.


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Who needs help? Or Pairing down the over-sized list of super-problems we need to solve.
Now comes the truly dizzying chore of deciding what you will do to save the world. That's not easy. You can dedicate yourself to helping out in your neighborhood, but people across the world live in far more devastating poverty than almost anyone in the U.S. Shouldn't you help the most desperately needy rather than the people within easy reach? Climate change will have disastrous results, shouldn't we tackle that first? What about this terrifying rise in white nationalism and the "alt-right." Shouldn't we be working to ALT_DELETE those crazy neo-Nazis?
Yes, yes and yes. There are a thousand ways to look at this. There are plenty of problems we desperately need to tackle. So, let's look at a couple of ways to make this decision.
Sustainable Development Goals
In 2015, world leaders came together from 193 member states of the United Nations and decided what the most pressing needs were to make the world a better place. There are seventeen global goals set for 2030:
Now, these world leaders that came together to hammer out these goals are a lot smarter than I am. If they can take all of the major problems of the world and hone them down into seventeen items, who am I to argue? Anyone who's ever participated in a model UN type program will tell you that getting anything past 193 member states is HARD. If this is what they came up with and a good portion of the world agreed on it...that's certainly something to consider focusing on.
Now, take a look at those SDGs. Does anything speak to you? Are you passionate about food and making sure children are fed? Are you really into saving the oceans? Something else? None?
Ok, so let's make a list of everything you're really into…topics that really motivate you to get up out of your chair and do something. Just the top five.
Chances are that whatever you wrote down actually fits into one of the SDGs. They were designed to be pretty broad. Draw a dash after each topic you wrote down and write down the SDG that most closely aligns with your passion. Like this:
Boy, I'm really into that SDG 16, huh?
There. Now, I've narrowed down all of the top world problems that I'm potentially going to work on to five. Five is a manageable number. I can do this. Maybe not all at once, but in a sustained manner over the rest of my life, I can make a substantial impact in these five areas.
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- Saints quarterback Drew Brees was surgical, going 30 of 42 for 313 yards and four touchdowns. Like Peyton Manning, age is an issue with Brees but could be worth a championship or two in your dynasty leagues.
- Saints receiver Marques Colston had his best game of the year with nine catches for 125 yards and two touchdowns. Colston will be 31 next year and is headed to the back-loaded portion of his contract. His value takes a big hit if he doesn't play in New Orleans. Futhermore, there's really no consistent receiving option in New Orleans besides Jimmy Graham.
- Panthers tight end Greg Olsen led the team in targets and receptions with 12 targets, hauling in eight for 40 yards. He seems to be Cam Newton's primary target. If Carolina should upgrade their receiving position, look for Olsen's value to take a hit.


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At Computex we saw the emergence of two new SSD controller makers, Novachips and Link-A-Media. In July we wrote an exclusive preview test of the Biwin NuvoDrive NX, the first drive to use the Novachips 'Bugatti' NVS3600A. Today, we finally get to unwrap the Link_A_Media Devices (LAMD) 'Amber' LM87800 SSD controller. Things are a little different this time around, though. Link-A-Media is ready to go retail with their first partner, Corsair. As you read this, the new Corsair Neutron and Neutron GTX are headed to retail shelves and e-tailer warehouses for distribution to the channel.
You might be under the impression this is LAMD's first SSD controller, but it isn't. Last year we played a little trial and error with the Seagate Pulsar 2. Under the hood was a LAMD LM88301AA controller. Given the market Pulsar 2 plays in, high-end enterprise, and the cost, more than any of us are going to spend on an SSD, I'd say that LAMD has established themselves in the SSD business long before the new Amber controller existed. Certainly quite a bit of knowledge from Pulsar 2 aided in LAMD's new client side products.
It's no surprise that Corsair is the first to market with an LAMD controller. In years past we've seen Corsair partner with Samsung, Marvell, SandForce and a few other controller makers. Their diversity over time has led to a diverse stable of products in the SSD portfolio. Last month Corsair released the Force GS, the next evolution to the Force Series and sitting with the established Force GT and Force 3 products. Corsair also has the Nova, a SATA II SSD that offers SATA II performance at a low price. The Performance Pro uses a Marvell controller and competes with the Force line up as well.
Corsair tends to play in the higher end of the market and that is right where the new Neutron and Neutron GTX plan on playing.
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Rapping has become a common phenomenon in the Western world now and every person you meet has either tried his hand at rapping or does it for profession. There is simply no scope for being complacent and earn millions based on rapping. You need to highly talented and develop the networking that provides you well paid job. The rapping industry is highly competitive these days and hence, you need to be persistent when it comes to struggling phase. People who have made it big in the industry have compromised on several aspects of life in order to reach this stage.
Artists like Eminem and Jay Z among the others are considered to be idol for the aspiring rappers. Both these rappers have not only made a strong fan base over the years but also made great money through their acts. It is the smart management of these artists that they are able to extract the best business out of their art.
Here are the 5 best selling rappers of all time:
1. Eminem:
Eminem has sold out around 52 million albums already. He is one of the best known faces in the US. The career of Eminem started in 90's but he gained super popularity with his album "The Slim Shady LP" that was released in 1998. The total number of views on his videos on Vevo account to a whopping 2 billion.
2. Jay-Z:
33 million album copies have been sold out by Jay Z so far which is a milestone for the aspiring rapper artists. He was born as Shawn Corey Carter and known by the whole world as Jay-Z. He has collaborated with many international hip hop artists and created wonderful music. The net worth of this music legend is estimated to be 500 million USD. He is considered as one of the greatest American musicians of all time. He also runs other business ventures apart from making money through rapping. He married Beyonce, who is also an American talented singer and together, they are termed as one of the most powerful couple in the US.
3. Tupac Shakur:
He has sold 31 million copies of his albums so far and the count is still rollicking with great pace. He is certainly one of the best selling rappers of all time. According to the Rolling stone magazine, he is the 86th greatest artist of all time. His album All Eyez on me made a huge buzz in the industry and hailed him at the top of the rapper world.
4. Beastie Boys:
Beastie Boys rank fourth in our list having sold 25 million copies of their albums. They come from the New York City and the band was formed way back in 1981. The Beastie Boys hit the limelight when they toured with Madonna in the year 1995. They have been active for more than 25 years and considered to be one of the most commercially successful artists of all time.
5. Outkast:
Outkast is the musical due that does not need any sort of introduction to the music lovers. They hail from Georgia and the two members are Andre 3000 and Antwan "Big Boi" Patton. Outkast have sold as many as 25 million copies of their albums worldwide. Their fan base is huge and this is what makes them one of the most successful music groups in the world. They are known to maintain the experiment approach that has been their signature since the inception. Outkast have released as many 7 albums so far. They are one of the best selling rappers of all time.


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Higos Highly Commended at UK Broker AwardsTuesday 10th September 2013
Higos Insurance Services is delighted to announce it received two Highly Commended awards at the 2013 UK Broker Awards, held at The Brewery, London, on Friday 6 September.
Fiona Kelly, our Senior Commercial Account Handler based in our Wells branch, was Highly Commended in the Young Broker of the Year category. Fiona was nominated as a result of her career development over the past twelve months.
We were also Highly Commended in the Marketing Initiative of the Year category, for our 'We'll ensure you're properly insured' campaign which featured a television advertisement broadcast in the ITV West region in May 2012 and March 2013.
We are thrilled to have received these awards and gain further recognition as one of the leading brokers in the UK.


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hi,iam bharath kumar.i had completed my b.tech in may,2019.i want to write elitmus ph test for accenture.please help me the process abd provide me if there is any link available to apply for test.
Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern 2019
Accenture Written Test Pattern 2019
Accenture Written Test Pattern for the year 2019 is very hard to understand for anyone has they have completely different pattern for On Campus and Off Campus Drives. Anyways, what we believe is that, this is the most detailed article on Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern 2019 and will clear all your doubts regarding the pattern.
Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern 2019
We will divide this post into 3 different types –
- On Campus
- Off Campus type 1
- Off Campus type 2
Accenture On Campus Written Test Pattern
The On Campus Written Test is conducted via MeritTrac exam –
- Written Test by MeritTrac
- Verbal English
- Time allotted – 20 mins
- Problems – 20
- Attention to Details
- Time allotted – 15 mins
- Problems – 15
- Logical Reasoning
- Time allotted – 25 mins
- Problems – 20
- Verbal English
- Technical cum HR Interview
|Accenture Written Test Pattern
|No. of Questions
|Marks per Questions
|Cut off
|Verbal Ability
|12 – 14
|Reasoning Ability
|11 – 13
|Attention to Detail
Detailed Pattern for Verbal
- Reading Comprehension
- Para-jumbles
- Synonyms & Antonyms
- Critical Reasoning
- Sentence Correction
Detailed Pattern for Logical
- Critical Reasoning
- Data Sufficiency
- Coding and Decoding
- Linear Arrangement
- Odd Man Out
Accenture Off Campus Aptitude Test Pattern
Type 1
Via AMCAT –
- Written Test by AMCAT
- English
- Time allotted – 25 mins
- Problems – 25
- Logical
- Time allotted – 35 mins
- Problems – 24
- Aptitude
- Time allotted – 25 mins
- Problems – 25
- Technical Cum HR Interview
- English
|Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern
|No. of Questions
|Cut off
|Verbal Ability Papers
|Quantitative Ability Questions
|Logical Reasoning
Detailed Pattern for English
- Synonyms
- Antonyms
- Contextual Vocabulary
- Error Identification
- Sentence Improvement & Construction
- Subject-Verb Agreement
- Tenses & Articles
- Preposition & Conjunctions
- Speech & Voices
- Inferential and Literal Comprehension
- Comprehension ordering
Detailed Pattern for Reasoning
- Coding deductive logic
- Blood Relations
- Directional Sense
- Objective Reasoning
- Selection decision tables
- Analogy and Classification pattern recognition
- Coding pattern and Number series pattern recognition
- Data sufficiency
Detailed Pattern for Aptitude
- Divisibility
- Numbers, decimal fractions and power
- Profit and Loss
- Simple and Compound Interest
- Time, Speed and Distance
- Logarithms
- Permutation and Combinations
- Probability
- Inverse
Type 2
Via eLitmus
- Written Test via eLitmus
- Logical Reasoning
- Verbal
- Quants
- Technical cum HR Interview
Aptitude Pattern for Accenture via eLitmus
- Number System
- Geometry
- Probability
- Algebra
- Permutation and Combination
- Ratio and Proportions
- Speed
- Time and Distance
- Time and Work
- AP GP and HP( Newly Introduced in elitmus syllabus 2018)
- Max Score – 200 Marks
- Number of Questions – 20 Questions
- Time for Sections – no sectional timing
Logical Pattern for Accenture via eLitmus
- Logical Reasoning Type 1
- Logical Reasoning Type 2
- Cryptarithmetic
- Data Interpretation (Bar charts)
- Data Interpretation (Pie charts)
- Data Sufficiency Algebra & Arithmetic
- Data Sufficiency Geometry, Logic and Misc
- Data Interpretation(Line Graphs) (Newly Introduced)
- Max Score – 200 Marks
- Number of Questions – 20 Questions
- Time for Sections – no sectional timing
Verbal Pattern for Accenture via eLitmus
- Reading Comprehension
- Grammatical Errors based Questions
- Para Jumbles
- Sentence Completion – Subject Verb(Newly Introduced in elitmus syllabus 2018)
- Sentence Completion – Vocabulary
- Sentence Completion – Tenses (Newly Introduced in elitmus syllabus 2018)
- Max Score – 200 Marks
- Number of Questions – 20 Questions
- Time for Sections – no sectional timing
|Accenture Pattern via eLitmus
|Marks for Section
|Percentile Range
|Negative Marking
|Problem Solving and Reasoning
|20 Questions
|200 Marks
|35 – 90 marks = 75 – 95 percentile
|Quantitative Aptitude
|20 Questions
|200 Marks
|50 – 80 marks = 75 – 95 percentile
|20 Questions
|200 Marks
|95 – 160 marks = 65 – 90 percentile
|60 Questions
|600 Marks
|150 – 240 marks 75 – 90 percentile
Student Experience for Accenture
On Campus
- Name: Krishna Nagarjun
- College: Meenakshi Sundararajan College of Technology
- Branch: Computer Science
- Type of interview: On-Campus Interview
Student Interview
This year Accenture came to our college for recruitment drive. Our TPO (training and placement officer) provided us the registration link so that we can register ourselves and get our admit cards. Furthermore, he told all girls to lay great emphasis on this drive as Accenture hire more girls, and therefore, the chances of selection are higher among girls. The eligibility criteria for Accenture was 60% throughout the academic career and no current backlogs. So I immediately started preparing for the drive through previous Accenture interview question on PrepInsta. I practiced both solved and unsolved papers for the placement drive. There were two rounds in the interview, first, the MeritTrac aptitude test and second, the HR round.
MeritTrac Paper
This paper had three sections: Verbal ability, LRDI and Attention to Detail. We had to clear each section individually to clear the cut-off.
- The Verbal section had passages, reading comprehensions, and sentence correction, and synonyms and antonyms questions. There were in-total 20 questions in this section.
- The LRDI section had 20 questions on coding-decoding, analytical reasoning, letter series, and seating arrangement. The time limit was 25 minutes.
- The Attention to Detail questions were slightly tricky. The questions were based on pattern matching. There were 15 questions in this section. PrepInsta was a great help in practising such type of questions.
The results were uploaded on the college website. Fortunately, I cleared the paper and was selected for the HR Interview round.
All the selected candidates were asked to report in the college auditorium sharp at 9:00 a.m. with the original and Xerox documents along.
HR Interview
The interview began at 10:00 A.M. I was very nervous before the interview. As I entered the hall, the HR was seated there. He asked me for my resume, and started asking questions from it.
- What was your project about?
- What language did you use?
- What was your roll in it?
- What do you know about Accenture?
- What profile are you looking for in Accenture?
- Why should we hire you?
The interview went for 15-20 minutes. It was great experience. The list of all the selected students was displayed on the college notice board.
Luckily, I got selected. After a week I received a congratulations mail from Accenture, and was invited to join Accenture Bengaluru as Software Engineer Trainee.
Via AMCAT
- Name: Sushma Pillay
- College: Hindustan Institute of Technology
- Branch: Computer Science
- Type of interview: Off-Campus Interview
Student Interview
I applied for Accenture off-campus drive through AMCAT. I registered for AMCAT through www.aspiringminds.com. I started preparing for the written test from previous year papers available on PrepInsta and referred some other competitive books. The eligibility criteria for Accenture is 60% throughout the academic career and no current backlogs. Since I met the eligibility criterion I was shortlisted for the written test.
AMCAT Written Paper
AMCAT paper was divided into three sections Verbal Ability, Quantitative Analysis, and Logical Reasoning. The paper had 75 questions which were to be completed in 95 minutes. There was a sectional cut- off for each section.
Verbal ABILITY section had 25 questions, and the time limit for this section was 25 minutes. This section was of medium difficulty level with 4 Reading Comprehensions, passages, and Fill in the blanks. The reading comprehensions were quite long, but they were simple as well.
In the Quantitative Analysis section, there were 25 questions. The paper was of medium difficulty level. This section had questions related to basic mathematics such as Permutation and Combination, Profit and loss, Geometry and Time and Work.
In the Logical Reasoning section, the questions were conceptual. This section was slightly tricky as compared to the other two sections. The questions were moderate to difficult. There were 25 questions and the time limit for this section was of 35 minutes. There were questions on puzzles, charts, graphs, and tables.
The scorecard for AMCAT was issued after a month. I managed to get a good score eligible for the major IT companies. I received an email from Aspiring minds informing that I have been shortlisted for ACCENTURE interview.
My interview was scheduled on 10 May at Accenture Mumbai. The HR interview began at 10:00 am. The interview was completely non-technical. The HR asked for my resume, and the interview began,
Introduce Yourself
Tell me something about you which is not on the resume
What do you know about Accenture?
Have you done any certifications?
How would you be fruitful for us?
Are you fine with relocation?
The interview went very good. I answered all the questions with confidence. The HR also seemed happy with my performance. After 15 days I received an email from Accenture. It was a congratulations mail that I was selected. I was very happy. I received the joining letter after two months.
Via eLitmus
- Name: Krutika Nair
- College: Anna University Chennai
- Branch: Computer Science
- Type of interview: Off-Campus Interview
Student Interview
I applied for Accenture through eLitmus entrance exam. Accenture was my dream company, not just, because it is the best in the IT industry, but this company highly encourages women empowerment and equal pay to women employees. Accenture has strict 60% criteria. There should be no education gap than a year and there should be no current backlogs. My friend suggested me to apply for eLitmus test. PrepInsta helped me for preparation of this paper especially with the crypto arithmetic questions.
The Ph Test
I applied for this paper online at eLitmus.com. After filling the form, I received my admit card on my registered email id. It was a paper and pen based test paper. My centre for the test was in Bangalore. The elitmus Test was divided into three sections, Quantitative Analysis, Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation and Verbal Ability. The test was of 120 minutes and every section had exactly 20 questions each. To clear this paper I had to score minimum 75 percentile in each section.
- In the Quantitative Analysis or The Aptitude section, most of the questions were related to speed time and distance. I had practiced many questions of this type on PrepInsta. The questions were very difficult and time consuming.
- In the Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation section, all the questions were of medium-difficulty level except one, the crypto arithmetic question.
- In the Verbal Ability section, there were four Reading comprehension passages, para-jumbles, synonyms and antonyms questions.
The result of the paper was declared after 14 days. I scored 78 percentile in Quants, 90.06 percentile in Logical Reasoning and 88.08 percentile in Verbal. On an average I was eligible to apply for major IT companies. I applied through the eLitmus site for Accenture.
After a month, I received an email from Accenture that I was shortlisted for the face-to-face interview. I had to report at Accenture Bangalore for the interview along with documents,
- Original and photocopy of all the mark sheets from 10th.
- 4 passport size photos
- Printout of the call letter from Accenture
- Printout of the eLitmus score card
HR Interview
The interview was scheduled on May 14th, 2016 at the Accenture Bangalore Campus. I was the only candidate there who applied through elitmus. As my turn came, I was very nervous. I entered the cabin, and greeted the interviewer. He asked for my resume, and went through it. The first question was introduce yourself. Then the interview went further,
- Tell me something, which is not present on this resume.
- Is this your first interview?
- What were you doing from past eight months?
- What was your role in your final year project?
- Will you be comfortable in moving to another city?
- If selected how you will be beneficial for our company?
- What is your salary expectation?
The interview went for about 15 minutes. I was asked to submit all the printouts of the documents with two passport size photos. He told me they would inform with a conformation mail regarding the result of the selection process.
After a week, I received an auto-generated message from Accenture declaring I had been selected. Further details were sent to my mail id. The joining letter came after four months. I was selected as the Software engineer trainee at Accenture.
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I am really tired. Which explains my late Monday blog post. I really should be doing these every Monday, but I hope you can give me some slack just this once! Tour was tiring!
Well, the first weekend of our "Last Bands On Earth" tour is over! Ya know, the tour where we play all across California with our friends Dogcatcher? That one? Yeah, that one!
We sort of made a blood pact (minus the blood) that we would all take random footage on the road from our Iphones, so that we would have sort of group film/documentary of the tour. We're gonna slap some of this stuff together and make little tour videos. The video will do a much better job of showing you what happened. Rumor even has it that Ramon (Dogcatchers drummer), has created a Cat jam for the video that can only be described as a "Meowsterpiece".
Really, why I wrote this post today is a to get a bit wishy washy for a second.
This last year for Picture Atlantic has been one or our hardest, most challenging years to date, and yet also a year of serious growth, achievement, and overall awesomeness. Releasing Digital Tension, was again, kind of a roll of the dice in many ways. We did something we all loved and believed in, and we had to keep our fingers crossed that people would like it too. There is always a lot of pressure when people say they love one album, and you know most of your albums sound pretty different from one another. Even regardless of that, there is always a lot of pressure to do the best you can and put out quality music. For us, at the end of the day that is what it is truly about: quality music.
But this tour has really blessed the band immensely. I can't describe the awesome response we have been getting even for these first three days of the tour. To see a crowd of people singing along to your songs from your new album is honestly just more a blessing than anything else. To have your support really means the world to us and I will say this for eternity: your support has gotten us a long, long way, and without your support we would be simply a bunch of dudes practicing in studios and garages. Thank you.
We have had a lot of fun so far with all of you, but also a lot of fun getting to know our friends in Dogcatcher even more. The are such a talented group of guys, and also undeniably awesome and unique individuals. For this tour we shared gear, and a van/trailer to get to gigs, so it left us lots of time to chat with them and get to know them better. These guys are some serious musicians! Their love and knowledge of music is really encouraging and also inspiring, and we're happy to share the road with them!
We have a couple more weekends of shows coming, so we hope to see you all there. All shows can be found at www.pictureatlantic.com/shows, including details etc.
Stay safe, and warm (yes, it's crazy cold EVERYWHERE in California) for February! We will be seeing you shortly!
- Nik, Ryan, Brian, & Daniel


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Greg is one of our "Young" members who kicks ass. Come to the new 7AM class and get to know this consistent and dedicated athlete.
As many rounds as possible in 20 mins of:
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A Fork in the Road1
September 27, 2007 by Marj Hatzell
Bugaboo, like other autistics and children with developmental delays, loves to stim. Stimming (not an official definition, mind you) is usually a side-effect of being over-stimulated by their environments but being under-stimulated by their own brain and requiring more information. Therefore, the stimmer (if you will) will perform repetitive behaviors, almost looped continuously until something or someone interferes. Bugaboo has stimmed in some seemingly bizarre ways in the past and it is usually one of the only things that makes him stand out from children his own size at the playground. He can run, jump and swing with the best of them but he is typically the only child picking up handfuls of wood mulch, holding his arms straight out in front of his face and shaking the wood chips out of his hands in an inward, circular motion (think: WAX ON, WAX OFF!). He performs this same stim with water, with rice from his rice bucket, with grass that he picks from the lawn, with leaves that fall from the tree and with the gravel from the driveway in the backyard. He gets the most serene look on his face when he does it. It's almost as if his brain is saying, "OH THANK HEAVENS! STIMMING! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU!" Stimming is fine in small doses but the goal (usually) is to replace the stimming, slowly, with more age-appropriate activities. It is fairly harmless except that sometimes they stand out a little in a crowd (which doesn't bother me any). Occasionally the stimming can take place of so-called desirable behaviors (like communicating) and that is usually a good time to find a replacement behavior, if possible. A few examples:
Stimming on the carpet with his fingers to feel the texture and trace the pattern? Fine.
Stimming with ceramic elephants in that same WAX ON, WAX OFF manor? Not fine( A few broken tusks and legs later)
Turning on the bathroom sink and stimming in the water from the faucet, making a small puddle on the floor? Harmless.
Turning on the bathtub, pulling the drain up so the tub fills and leaving the bathroom to leave it running while your mother sits oblivious DIRECTLY UNDER THE TUB and the tub begins to overflow and finally you saunter back into the room soaking wet and freezing cold (fully clothed) because you've been stimming in said tub for twenty minutes when suddenly the ceiling next to the light fixture begins to drip? Not-so-harmless.
Shaking soft things like plastic cups, stuffed animals and paper in front of your face? Safe!
Shaking chopsticks, German-Steel-Knives and pointy FORKS! in front of your face (that you steal and then hide behind the couch with because you KNOW Momma ain't gonna be happy), or more accurately, your eyes? NOT SO SAFE!
I am not against stimming. Stimming? GOOD! Putting things in outlet plugs? BAAAAD!!! See the difference? Let's hope Bugaboo can. Otherwise, we may break out record this year. We've only been to the ER three times with the boys (as opposed to six times last year) so maybe we are due. I didn't just type that. Honest. Just ignore it.
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Ignoring your ER comment. You didn't make it. It didn't happen.
My favorite stimming activity from MY son is smooshing the poop in his diaper in his hands and wiping it on whatever he finds. I KNOW you know what I'm talking about! 😉


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Calgary organization launches month-long awareness campaign celebrating refugees
After the death of two-year-old Alan Kurdi and Canada's decision to welcome 25,000 Syrian refugees, awareness of refugees in Canada seems to be at an all-time high.
Even so, Calgary's Centre for Newcomers is holding an event Monday afternoon in honour of World Refugee Day as part of its first month-long citywide awareness campaign and celebrate how refugees have contributed to Canada over the decades.
"We'd like to go into a deeper discussion, and a deeper dive and hopefully get more of the community interested in volunteering and participating and paying attention to what's going on in the world," said Anila Lee Yuen, chief executive officer of the Centre for Newcomers.
The Centre helped more than 2,000 refugees who resettled in Calgary during the 2015-2016 fiscal year.
The Syrian refugees are just the latest of many large groups of refugees, including Hungarians in the 1950s and Vietnamese boat people in the 1970s and 1980s, who have resettled in Canada, integrated well and given back to Canadian society, she said.
"If we go way back to when Canada was first being started, from that time on, we have had many, many Mennonites that have gone on to do very well," Yuen said.
"Through the Mennonite Central Committee, they have created their own charity to be able to bring in more refugees," she added. "At the federal government level, we have (Democratic Institutions) Minister Maryam Monsef, who herself came to Canada as a refugee from Afghanistan."
Every year, the Centre for Newcomers helps many non-Syrian refugees settle in Calgary, including Eritreans, Iraqis, and Colombians, due to "harsh realities that lead people to leave their homes and their countries," Yuen said.
A UN report released Monday found that the number of people, including refugees and those displaced by conflicts within their country, was at a record high of more than 65 million people by the end of 2015.
This evening, the Centre for Newcomers is holding a World Refugee Day celebration at 4 p.m. at the Calgary Marlborough Community Association that is open to the public.
Refugees from Eritrea, as well as Alberta Minister of Culture and Tourism Ricardo Miranda, are among the speakers who will address the crowd.
Two photo exhibitions about global migration — "People on the Move: the Human Face of Migration" from the Mennonite Central Committee and the "Together" exhibition by the Aga Khan Foundation — will also be on display.
More information about Monday's event and the month-long campaign is available on the website of the Centre for Newcomers.


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This summer is marked by three eclipses instead of the usual two and many planets being retrograde. The combination of these astrological factors is something that is relatively rare and it shapes an unpredictable, dynamic and hot landscape. But before we get into the nitty gritty of what to expect, a brief summary of what are solar and lunar eclipses.
A solar eclipse is just like a regular New Moon where the Moon passes between Earth and the Sun. The New Moon represents the end of one cycle and the beginning of a new cycle. The New Moon is the time of internalizing and of looking within. A New Moon influence lasts for four weeks but a solar eclipse usually lasts about six months. However, there are two solar eclipses this summer and the following solar eclipse on August 11 will supersede the July 12 solar eclipse. A lunar eclipse, which occurs when the moon is full, focuses your attention on your emotions, intimate relationships, and your home and family. With a total lunar eclipse in particular, the blotting out of the Moon represents a resetting of your emotions, clearing away the emotional baggage of the previous six months.
New Moon in Cancer/Partial Solar Eclipse
The Solar Eclipse on July 12 is in Cancer is the 'mother' sign. It rules your sense of belonging to a home and family (whether or not it is biological and chosen). It's where you find sanctuary and the eclipse activates an area of your life that has not seen much action for a while. Is it your relationships or career? This eclipse is exactly opposite Pluto so expect stark contrasts. This Pluto/Moon match-up indicates some sort of crisis with your self-esteem, a relationship or an event.
Full Moon in Aquarius/Total Lunar Eclipse
This occurs on July 27 and is in Aquarius is the 'community' sign. It symbolizes groups and collaborative movements. This eclipse brings a big change and signifies a major turning point. Aquarian energy loves change, so it will be a time to make sure you are well grounded and flexible to maneuver around any obstacles. With Mercury Rx at this time, confusion can muddy the waters, so be sure to use your coping skills and work arounds when Mercury messes with your plans.
New Moon in Leo/Partial Solar Eclipse
The third and final eclipse of summer is on August 11. Leo is the 'father' sign. It represents leadership, kingship and passion. This eclipse brings a fresh start. But it is conjunct Mercury retrograde and square Jupiter so expect drama as you go over old ground in one broad sweep. Things long left unsaid need to come out before you can step into the future.
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Dr. Arden L. Bement, Jr.
National Science Foundation
NSF Partnerships In -- And Out Of -- The Classroom
Drew University
Madison, New Jersey
October 15, 2007
I'm pleased to join Congressman Frelinghuysen and this distinguished audience to discuss how New Jersey educators can contribute to the science and technology enterprise through NSF support.
The Congressman is very familiar with how a small group with intimate connections can contribute to a region's success. New Jersey has sent six members of his family to Congress -- and others to the Executive Branch -- over the course of two centuries. And just look at how the state has prospered and grown over that period.
Congressman Frelinghuysen has been outspoken on the importance of building the science and engineering capacity that will allow our nation to thrive in the rapidly growing, global economy. He is a champion of NSF's contributions to this effort, and on behalf of NSF, I am most appreciative.
He is also a staunch supporter of math and science education as the foundation for developing a 21st Century workforce. I understand that he keeps close tabs on the schools in his district.
Our joint visit to Drew University is testimony to his commitment and personal involvement in these national goals.
At NSF, we are proud to count Drew University among our partners in several research and education projects. Just one example is a group of analytical chemists at Drew who are developing instructional materials for teachers.
Your role as educators who inform, instruct, and inspire is critical to both the region and the nation.
I cannot overstate the importance of educating all of our citizens in science and technology, and training a generation of scientists and engineers skilled in adapting to fast-changing knowledge and technology.
The National Science Foundation is your partner in these important endeavors.
NSF is a federal agency that supports fundamental research in all fields of science and engineering. We have a second mandate: to ensure that U.S. students are adequately prepared to operate in an increasingly complex, technology-intensive society.
We fund almost 30 programs in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education, at every level from kindergarten to post-doc. We stress the integration of research and education across all of our directorates and offices.
We also place a high priority on broadening participation in STEM education -- across gender, ethnicity, and geographic location -- so that our science and technology workforce reflects all segments of our population.
I would like to provide a sampling of the tremendous opportunities for making each of your schools and institutions part of the NSF family. And I'd like to describe some reasons for taking advantage of our resources.
Less than two weeks ago, we commemorated the 50th anniversary of the first Sputnik launch -- the spark that ignited an enormous drive for scientific discovery and innovation in the United States.
Sputnik was a single spark, although a landmark one. Today, the sparks of discovery and innovation are launched almost continuously, and they are flying in every direction. Knowledge emerges from many regions of the world and is shared instantly, with a few taps of a keyboard.
In this fast-moving, knowledge-centered environment, the nations that are getting ahead are those that invest heavily in research, education, and the development of a highly skilled science and technology workforce.
Collectively, India, China, South Korea, and Japan have more than doubled the number of students receiving bachelor's degrees in the natural sciences since 1975, and quadrupled the number earning engineering degrees. Since the late 1980s, the European Union has produced more science and engineering Ph.D.s than the United States.
These countries are hungry to succeed and increasingly capable of doing so. In this highly competitive environment, the United States faces the daunting task of supplying our own nation with capable science and technology workers.
Last year, the President underscored the importance of this task, when he said in his State of the Union address:
"...we can make sure our children are prepared for the jobs of the future, and our country is more competitive, by strengthening math and science skills."
He launched the American Competitiveness Initiative in part to strengthen science and math education.
Congress supports such reforms through legislation such as the America COMPETES Act, which expands NSF's education programs and pays special attention to the preparation and career-long training of the nation's teachers.
At NSF we have found that our best bet for achieving these lofty but essential goals is to form partnerships across all sectors of the economy and society, in order to maximize the gains from our respective efforts.
In education, as well as research, we must begin with the fundamentals.
NSF is working closely with the Department of Education to achieve a higher level of student achievement in science, technology, and mathematics through the Math and Science Partnership program. With its roots in the "No Child Left Behind" initiative, the MSP goal is to strengthen our national workforce by integrating the resources of higher education with those of K-12 schools.
The MSP program involves 52 successful partnerships among colleges and universities, school districts, and corporations. Kean University, not far from here, has partnered with the Merck Institute for Science Education and four New Jersey school districts to design and implement challenging instructional materials and train teachers to deliver them.
Each year, the MSP program reaches as many as 30,000 K-12 math and science teachers with up-to-date knowledge, inquiry-based teaching tools, and professional development activities.
A report on the impact of NSF's Math and Science Partnership program shows we are making headway. Since the program began in 2002, students in MSP school districts have made gains in math and science proficiency at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.
A second NSF program in which institutions of higher learning partner with local schools is the Graduate Teaching Fellows in K-12 Education, or GK-12. In this program, science and engineering graduate students collaborate directly with teachers in and out of the classroom to improve curricula and instructional techniques.
GK-12 Fellows from New Jersey's Montclair State University are paired with middle school teachers in five districts. Together they are creating learning environments that incorporate the latest information about the earth, other planets, ecosystems and the environment, and exciting and interesting chemical interactions.
Rutgers University is using GK-12 funding to support activities aboard the Science Explorer, a 40-foot mobile laboratory that provides up to 20 students at a time with hands-on learning. The GK-12 Fellows have developed popular lessons that focus on volcanoes, DNA and forensics -- including how to identify missing persons from their skeletons.
The benefits of these partnerships flow in many directions. Teachers get up-to-date information on scientific discoveries and technologies. Graduate students improve their communication and teaching skills. Students are exposed to the excitement of conducting real science and interacting with role models.
We are all winners when universities, with their rich mix of intellectual and physical resources, are involved in preparing our youth for higher learning.
Another important stakeholder in building capacity is business and industry.
By participating in NSF-funded research and education projects, industry representatives can more easily move research results and innovations into the marketplace. And, they can ensure that America's students are trained in skills that will keep the nation at the forefront of emerging fields and competitive technologies.
The nation's largest corporations recognize that education is the foundation for a robust economy.
ExxonMobil has partnered with the U.S. education community to scale up a program for pre-service science and math teachers known as U-Teach, first funded by NSF in 1999.
In Texas, where the program began, U-Teach certifies more than 70 undergraduate students per year to be high school math, science, and computer science teachers -- more than double the number certified prior to the program. More than 92% of the graduates go on to teach those subjects.
The ExxonMobil initiative seeks to expand U-Teach to at least 50 colleges and universities across the nation.
At NSF we include two-year colleges in our education programs, because they are a vital link in transitioning students into higher level studies in science and technology. They are also an important player in preparing students to move directly into science and engineering careers.
Through NSF's Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program, over 320,000 community college students have been trained to become skilled technicians in the modern, high-tech fields that drive the U.S. economy.
Bio-Link, established with an NSF ATE grant, is a national center for training the biotechnology workforce -- an important staple in the New Jersey economy.
Ten of New Jersey's academic institutions -- including the County College of Morris -- have joined the Bio-Link network. Almost 100 of the participating companies are based in the state. The companies include names you know, such as Bristol-Myers Squibb, Bradley Pharmaceuticals, and Novartis.
Clearly, we are making progress in creating partnerships that synergize and strengthen our effect on education. But we have a high hill to climb, and climbing it will require a sustained long-term effort.
We can maximize the impact of NSF programs by disseminating information and techniques across the country. Whether you're in Newark, New Orleans, or a small town in Nebraska, you need the same information -- how to access the resources of NSF and its many partners.
We have established MSPNet, an online resource center from the MSP program, where any teacher or educator across the country can find teaching, learning, and assessment tools; opportunities for partnerships; and guidance on professional development.
The National Digital Science Library is another clearinghouse for free, high-quality teaching and learning tools. In seven years, NSF has funded more than 200 library projects, from modular chemistry experiments to an online psychology laboratory to web-based seminars for teachers.
If we expect to realize further improvements in math and science achievement, we know that we also have to address the need for tools and metrics to evaluate learning.
It is difficult to measure success in education. NSF is engaged in an expansive strategy to learn what works and what doesn't. As more data emerge, we expect to improve our understanding of how to maximize student potential, and ultimately to identify the very best practices for math and science education.
These are just a few examples of the areas addressed by NSF education programs. There are many more, and I'm sure that one or more of them would speak directly to each of you.
I know that Congressman Frelinghuysen shares the message I want to leave with you -- that NSF is your partner in finding partners and resources. The important task of preparing America's students to participate in a fast-moving, global economy rests in our collective hands.
Thank you for your contributions to that task. And thank you for the opportunity to introduce you to some of our programs.


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Digital Age & Smart Tools
Digital technology is so much part of young children's lives that they barely notice it is there. They are born in a world where technology is a given.
As early childhood Teachers we know that today's early years classroom may look very different with new technological tools and devices but one thing remains the same. We aim to play our important role of planning, openly teaching, selecting and using these new resources in the best way possible to support, enrich and extend each child's development and learning.
As early childhood teachers we are looking for innovative ways to engage children and enhance relationships with families and the community.
At Konomi Kindergarten we use Information Technology and we aim to keep up with current practices and modernising learning. Modern technologies and mobile devices such as iPads and cameras are already valuable tools that we use to support learning. We researching, exploring and implementing the potential and opportunities technology can provide to engage children, support assessment of children's learning and enhance communication
Using modern technology is about moving forward and embracing changes. We incorporate IT into our programs and the children have responded in such a positive way to technology. Their skill development is amazing and we are here to nurture and enhance it!
Computers and IPADs are used by all children in their rooms or outside. Our Smart Board is located in the foyer area and our rotational groups each morning allow the 2yr – 5yr olds to have a session with the Smart-board. Educators in our setting provide meaningful and authentic experiences with the use of digital cameras. Children are given the opportunity to share in front of the whole group, something they have investigated or created in an art activity. We also share events and special activities with our families using the smart board. Developing additional literacies in the digital world also engage the young children with materials, environments, and individuals, they are also connecting with learning the multiple literacies in the world today. We know these literacies when we observe children;
When teaching the children about IT, it not only involves the programs presented on the screen and how to use them but most importantly how to use & care for the equipment. We provide lessons for children to practice on how to use IT, which are modelled by the educators, and then the children are supervised while they explore and practice their skills.
We will list some of the programs we are using in the event you would like to extend their learning and practice at home.
Educational Apps
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Farr Re-Clad
No 3 Rd, Te Puke
This project involved the complete re-clad of a 2 level residential property that had been diagnosed as a "Leaky Building".
Independent Project Management Services who specialise in this type of work contracted Hawes Building Solutions Ltd to complete the project.
The building was fully encompassed with scaffolding and protected with tarpaulins as required for each phase of the work.
All cladding was removed and any decayed framing was replaced as it was discovered. Careful planning and attention to detail was required in order to minimise the amount of internal refurbishment work.
All new construction was as per consented architectural drawings and specifications. Construction was inspected by the building surveyor on a daily basis with regular inspections carried out by the local council as required.
A new cladding system consisted of timber "Smartclad" weatherboards on a cavity system. Flashing details at junctions, saddles and windows were installed in strict accordance with the approved design. Several alterations to the design to assist buildability and improve the finished product were offered by Hawes Building Solutions Ltd. Upon acceptance by the design team, these were then documented and approved for construction.
Interior work required protection of existing floor coverings and fittings with new decorating only being required to those areas that had been replaced.
New gib bracing and was installed to meet the current regulations.
External channel drainage was also installed to the exterior of the building in order to achieve the required ground clearances
The project was completed in the required time frame with all contractual issues being agreed and finalised promptly.


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Children Looked After
As part of being a corporate parent for our Children Looked After by Slough (CLA) and Care Leavers, wherever they live geographically, the service within the Slough Children's Services Trust support Slough's CLA to achieve their potential, wherever they go to school.
We are proud that educational outcomes for CLA in Slough are the best in the south east and exceed children not looked after, both locally and nationally in most exam years. Further details on the educational achievement of Slough's CLA can be found in the Virtual School annual report.
Since January 18 we have started to support Slough schools to support children who were previously looked after by Slough or any other local authority.
For more information on the Virtual School please click on the link or contact Anne Bunce on email@example.com or telephone 01753 875920.


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Carrot & Potato Soup
This is one of the quickest, easiest soups I have ever made but my god is this Carrot & Potato Soup every kind of wonderful. It's one of those hearty bowls of goodness that is just right for these cold winter lunch times we're all currently experiencing. Be sure to have a bread roll on hand to enjoy this bowl of yumminess with!
Carrot & Potato Soup Ingredients:
- 8 Carrots
- 4 Potatoes
- 5 Cloves of Garlic
- 2 Veggie Stock Cubes
- 2 Bay Leaves
- 2 Sticks of Celery
- Water to cover
Chop all of the ingredients and place into a large saucepan, cover with water and add salt and pepper to season. Leave to cook on high for about 30 minutes. Remove from the heat, allow to cook and blitz! Et Voila!
Enjoy :)


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Introducing Networking-Ansible
During the OpenStack Rocky release cycle a new OpenStack ML2 driver project was established: networking-ansible. This project integrates OpenStack with the Ansible Networking project. Ansible Networking is the part of the Ansible project that focuses on providing an Ansible interface for network operators to manage network switch configuration. By consuming Ansible Networking as the backend interface to network switch configuration… Read more →


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To assist you in finding an internship, you can follow the steps in the career development decision making model: self-analysis, exploration, decision, and action. With this information you can create a portfolio in our online community, describing who you are, your skills, what your accomplishments are, and how you want to develop yourself (reflection). In this community, you can get in touch with other students who may have the same questions as you about finding internships, and also contact students who already have experience with a past internship. Further, can you ask the internship coordinators and José van der Veen, the faculty coordinator, any questions related to finding an internship.
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10.18.2016 Emergency, South Bay, CA
Case Count: 21
This is the first week Heather and I have been on opposite schedules. It sucks. She started a real 9-5 tech job that's crazy fascinating (ask her, it boggles my mind), which I'm so proud of and so excited about....BUT....now I miss my woman all the time. I got lots of stuff done around the house, though :(
Favorite Quotes
- "No need to apologize, I'm not offended by what you're saying about me, I'm just pointing out that you're incorrect."
Cases of the Day
10yo female spayed mixed-breed dog
Brain tumor
This was actually the Neurologist's case, but I handled the overnight recovery, so I get to mention it to you folks. This dog presented the week before for seizures. Imaging showed a tumor on the front of the brain, which in dogs is dominated by the olfactory lobe (processes scent). Dogs dedicate a similar amount of their brain to scent as humans do to sight. This tumor was about 20% as big as the brain, which in this dog was roughly the size of an apple. The most common type of brain tumor in dogs is a meningioma, a benign tumor that grows between the brain and the skull, meaning that surgery is successful more often than one would think. Most owners don't have a ton of money or pet insurance, so even the treatable cases tend to get euthanized when the owner's can't sign up for $7,000-10,000. This dog had surgery, which involved cutting out a piece of the skull in the middle of her forehead like the top of a pumpkin, [carefully] scooping out the tumor, then replacing the bone with a couple of tubes to allow ventilation during healing. The Neurologist had to access the brain through the frontal sinus, which is an empty space between the forehead bone and the bone surrounding the brain. The sinus is continuous with the nasal passage, which is important because without the tubes for ventilation, a simple sneeze could have blown a bunch of air into and around the brain. The risk of placing the tubes, of course, is that they might...you know...poke the brain. Even with a gaping cavity where the tumor used to be. This dog recovered smoothly and went home. Best case scenario is no more seizures, uncomplicated bone/incision healing, slow regrowth of the tumor. Fingers crossed!


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Recline Collab
Recline Collab
*This necklace was designed and created in collaboration with Erika Gibson of Erika Gibson Studios. She's fabulous and you should check her out*
Pull the car in. Unlock the front door. Purse down. Keys away. In the bedroom, you strip your exterior persona for something more relaxed. You transform.
Not everything is about moving forward. Not everything is about moving at all. Sometimes the most important thing is to stop moving. To look around. To admire all that you've built.
Escape the hustle and recline into an overstuffed couch. Escape your thoughts and recline into a warm, candlelit, bubble bath. Escape and recline.
- Handmade ceramic pendant with concrete fill
- Glazed with a marbled blue and purple glaze
- Adjustable black leather cord (20"-30")
- Sealed to prevent tarnish and stains
- Pendant measures about 2.5 inches long
- As with all jewelry, keep away from water


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Pathways to Liberation
"Jamie is a powerful healer with so much light and love to give. She has blessed me and uplifted my soul. After a session with Jamie, I feel lighter, tension is gone and I was able to express myself more clearly. The pure energy she gives to you clears any blocks. I felt the stuck energy shoot out my feet. She turned my heart to gold…she is a Gem!! Thank you beautiful Jamie for your love & light".
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Google launches "Route 85" Web series to woo iOS Developers
In an attempt to promote its SDK's for iOS Development, Google has announced a new series of developer outreach videos called "Route 85". The videos promote the use of Google's own array of tools to create amazing iOS apps. Google is aiming big. They are planning to use the new video series to promote the latest SDK's and libraries released for developing apps for iOS. In a short ad on the official Google Developers YouTube channel, developer advocate Todd Kerpelman gives a brief rundown of what viewers can expect from the upcoming show. "We have a whole bunch of crazy smart engineers that are building dozens of apps for iOS devices," Kerpelman says. "And we have SDKs available for everything from Maps, to analytics, to games that you could use to power your own apps." Google already makes apps for its own Android ecosystem but they are looking into ways to get into iOS development options as well. This will not only profit the search giant, but also will help future converts to Android as all the services will have their information as well. The recently revamped Search App for iOS is an example on how they plan to use their APIs. Route 85 is set to debut soon on the Google Developers' YouTube channel. Check them out here.


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Samsung Plans To Slash SSD Prices To Hard Drive Levels By 2020
The company's 3D NAND production will supposedly make this long-awaited dream a reality. While only 48-layer NAND was just announced, Samsung may need 64- or 96-layer NAND to hit cost targets.
Right now, SSDs generally cost between 20-50 cents/GB depending on capacity, NAND type, and form factor. Conventional 1TB hard drives are down to about 4 cents per GB, though this also varies depending on make and model. 1TB drives aren't always the most cost-effective option آ— as manufacturers move to higher platter densities, it wouldn't surprise us to see 2TB آ– 4TB drives offering higher capacities at a lower price per GB. Delivering a 512GB SSD at a $40 price means a significant cost reduction between now and 2020; Samsung needs to cut the current price of NAND storage by roughly two-thirds to hit its target.


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Despite being one of the proud founding matriarchs of the RevGalBlogPals, and one of the Friday Five hosts for a long time, I haven't done one of these in ages. But today's spoke to me for some reason... so here we go:
Whoosh! My calendar is packed. And June is almost gone! There's the old saying, "Bad luck comes in threes" but I've decided that "Busy-ness comes in fives!" So this week we'll take things five-at-a-time. Tell me:
1. Five flowers you'd like in a bouquet or in your garden:
I'm a terrible gardener. With five people and an aging cat, we're keeping everything alive that we possibly can. But if someone would tend them for me, I'd pick hydrangeas, any kind of orchid, roses, tulips and something carnivorous, because awesome.
2. Five books you want to read (or re-read):
I have 125 books on my Goodreads to-read list, but here are five that jump out at me today:
Endurance, by Frank Arthur Worsley Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us, Michael Moss The Lifeboat: Charlotte Rogan Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail, Cheryl Strayed Lizz Free Or Die, Lizz Winstead
3. Five places you want to visit:
Iona, again. We're going in August and I. Can't. Wait. Cinque Terre, Italy Faroe Islands Argentina New Zealand, because Lord of the Rings.
4. Five people you'd invite for tea/coffee/beer and pizza:
Barack Obama Parker Palmer Louis CK Cyndi Lauper My dad
5. FIve chores or tasks you'd gladly give to someone else:
Bills/expenses/tracking tax stuff Laundry Dishes Grocery shopping Picking up socks and shoes. OMG, I am so sick of this.
BONUS: A five ingredient recipe! (This is harder than it sounds!)
I got this from O Magazine and haven't had the nerve, nor the Nutella, to try this yet.
Chocolate Hazelnut Brownies
1 13 oz jar Nutella 2 eggs 2/3 cup all-purpose flour 3/4 tsp kosher salt 1/4 cup water
Preheat oven to 350. Line an 8 inch pan with foil.
In a large bowl, whisk together Nutella, eggs, and water. Stir in flour and salt and transfer to prepared pan. Bake until just set around the edges, 20-25 minutes. Let cool completely.
Remove brownies using foil. Cut and serve, discarding foil. Makes 9.


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Monday, March 24, 2014
Getting Ready Wedding Day Tips
It's hard to time things just right on your wedding day. But there are some tips that could help out when to do what.
If your hairstylist is coming to you give yourself an hour in your schedule for your hair. If you are going to a salon double that. Its better to have too much time than not enough.
Depending on the type of make up, it should take about 45-60 minutes. Also always have the bridesmaids done first. That way when the bride is getting done up, when the photographer arrives, they can take some of those precious getting ready photos of the brides fresh make up and hair. On a side note, have the photographer arrive about an hour before the bride is done.
Put on the veil after the dress, and make sure its secure.
If you are having pre-ceremony pictures taken, plan 2-3 minutes a shot. More if you have a large group and less if you have a small group.
If you are doing a first look, 15-30 minutes.
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Steal like an artist: takeaways from an L&D-R&D conference
Seriously, is there any domain L&D can't learn from? If you're a professional in this field, you've probably read hundreds of articles what you can learn from marketing, from sports, from television, et cetera.
The 27th of February, Arboth attended the VOV-conference "What L&D can learn from R&D". Whereas the above examples might seem long shots; we can all agree learning and development should learn from research and development, and vice versa.
The R in L&D - insights by Frank Vander Sijpe
The holy grail in L&D: what is the ROI from training (regardless of type)? There are no satisfactory answers to this question. It all depends on your organizational climate, the support per manager, the motivation per employee, the practical application, and so on.
Does that mean there are no significant numbers to base an L&D policy on? Of course not. Frank Vander Sijpe, director of HR Research at Securex, came with an extensive list.
Research tells us that more than 1 in 10 Belgian youth (15-24) is not in education, employment or training. These people are missing out on some basic skills. Skills that will prove themselves lacking once the youth is in want of a place in the workforce.
We see that Belgium has a very static workforce and labour market. Over the past few years, our neighbour countries have invested in more flexible job types. Employees who actively search for better opportunities, know their self-worth. Belgians, not so much.
This is maintained by the wish of the Belgians to retire early. Will our social security systems continue to thrive when people graduate later in life, but retire early as ever? With a decreasing professional life?
46% of the Belgians feel their organization does not offer sufficient opportunity for increasing employability. That is almost 1 in 2. I know my employer believes in development, so that's too bad for you, dear reader.
Learning and development can contribute greatly to this: by offering an offer that is not only job and organization specific, but also offers the opportunity to grow outside of the current function.
The L in R&D - Insights by Mieke Vandewaetere
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is."
This quote has been around for ages. And yet, it still feels as though there is a gap.
If we look at HR in general, we see many professionals acting on their gut feeling. Many times ignoring sound scientific evidence to the contrary. And sometimes, their gut feeling turns out to be right!
That's because scientific evidence is often gathered in a lab; where context, situational aspects, social climate is taken out of the equation.
Research, by the way, is often performed on Psychology students, to which one of the writers of this blog can attest to. During the Bachelor's degree, Psychology students can earn up to 3 credits by partaking as guinea pig in experiments. Population of these experiments: a bunch of primarily female, insecure students early in their twenties, with no idea of who they are and what they want in life. Sure, that's … sound?
Yet, that does not mean we should just dismiss scientific evidence. Meta-analyses can provide useful insights as they gather many experiments and synthesize the results. So why do many of these reviews go unread? Can scientists perhaps learn from practice too? Why not write articles in the language of the target audience? With practical appliances, tested in an actual environment, and not just in a lab?
The two fields, L&D and R&D can also learn from each other concerning engagement and creativity. Researchers often invest years of their life to a specific domain or theory. They specialize, ask questions and look for the answers. This is in stark contrast with L&D, where hypes come and go, often untested but widely spread.
On the other hand, the budget for such specific questions is not abundant in organizations. L&D professionals who want to try something guerrilla style will often have no initial budget to work with. That creativity is something that can be shared with R&D.
New research in R&D goes where no one has gone before. It looks for the gap in knowledge, the lack of skill and tries to fill it up with new hypotheses and results.
L&D is driven by a different perspective: what adds value? What can make training better? What will trigger our employees to take their development in their own hands? What will increase the transfer of knowledge? This mind-shift is apparent in every decision an L&D'er and R&D'er will make. And something where they can learn from each other, for sure.
We've touched upon the subject briefly: L&D inclines to jump on hypes and fads as fast as they come by. Any critical assessments are often lacking. Where R&D can also be over-excited about certain results; the beauty of peer-review is that myths also get debunked.
That peer-review is crucial in sound evidence and is definitely something that should cross over to all fields of the workplace.
- Which biases are clouding your judgment? Try to be aware of them at all times.
- Do not think of yourself as rational. Your judgment is often clouded by emotions.
- Do not think of yourself as unique. What works for others, usually does work for you as well.
- Do not think you have all the answers to your own success. Success isn't always measured by the appropriate factors.
JUST DO IT. - Insights by Winnie Valbracht
Even though you might be hesitant to do research in your field of work yourself, know you don't always have to do it on your own, or even yourself. Many instances in Belgium are available for help, budget, platforms et cetera.
- ICON projects
- TETRA projects
- ESF projects
- ERASMUS+ projects
- Consultancy exercises for many educational HR programmes
- Internships are often linked to a research exercise
- Collaborate with schools, IMEC, EIT Digital, …
- Proof of Concept with partners
For more reading on this topic, VOV lerend netwerk shared this blog post.


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At this time of First Harvest, I am grateful for all the things I have in my life and for all the things that have synchronistically moved out of the way so that I might have those things, even as my ego reached and grasped for them. I am most grateful for my family. My husband, sweet girls, and loving siblings uplift me and hold me together in times of trouble, and they enrich me, fill me with joy and overwhelming love in times of happiness.
I am grateful for all the times past that have led me to where I am on this day of bounty. My life is overflowing with opportunity, healthy change, and paths that lead me back to myself while guiding me ever forward toward what I will become.
I embrace the abundance and harvest the visible and the invisible. I harvest the things that are waiting patiently for me to embrace, and the things that rush to me with just a moment of availability.
I am grateful, too, for those that have passed the threshold of this blog and read a little or read a lot. If you are reading this now, share with me and other readers, if you choose, what you are grateful for and that which is abundant in your life.
Happy Lughnsadh
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Bountiful Life
Posted by Jessica at 7/30/2011 08:12:00 PM
Labels: abundance, family, gratitude, harvest, healthy change, lammas, lughnasadh, pagan faith, paganism, sabbats, spirit guides, wheel of the year
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Happy Lughnasadh ^_^ReplyDelete
What a great post!ReplyDelete
I am grateful for my life, for all of the things that have happened that led me to this point.
I am grateful for my wife and children, that we are all healthy and together.
I am grateful for their love and am truly blessed and honored to be part of their lives.
Love your pictures. I am finding the site a bit late... but still want to share. Today I am grateful for my creative spirit. There was a time in my life when things didn't flow so easily. But I don't this creativity will be something I ever question now. I am grateful for my family and friends. I have a big pile of winners there. :) Grateful for memories I have made and the hope of more to come. Lovely post.ReplyDelete
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- 8 Northwest Conference Championships - Women (2000, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018)
- 2 Northwest Conference Championship - Men (2017, 2018)
- 10 Conference / District Coaches of the Year
- 130 All-Americans (68 men, 62 women)
- 8 Men's National Champions (5 NAIA, 3 NCAA)
- 13 Women's National Champions (2 USTFF, 7 NAIA, 4 NCAA)
- 38 Academic All-Americans (17 men, 21 women)
- 1 Academic All-American of the Year (Ryan Chaney, 1997)
- 5 Ad Rutschman Small College Athlete of the Year Finalists (Annie Wright - 2018 & 2019, Irene Johnson - 2011, Joel Krebs - 2007, Michelle Forbes - 2004)
- 1 Ad Rutschman Small College Athlete of the Year (Annie Wright, 2019)
- 1 George Pasero Team of the Year (2018)
- 1 Bill Hayward Amateur Athlete of the Year - Female Finalists (Jill Beals - 1992)
- 1 Cascade Conference Men's Championship (1995)
- 2 NAIA District Men's Championships (1979, 1980)
- 12 NAIA Women's National Meets (4 Top 10 finishes)
- 1 NAIA Women's District Championships (1992)
- 1 NAIA Female Athlete of the Year (Nancy Rismiller, 1996)
- 2 Women's Conference of Independent Colleges Championships (1979, 1980)
- 1 Cascade Conference Women's Championship (1995)
A Winning Tradition
McMinnville-- George Fox swept the Northwest Conference Track & Field Championships Saturday for the second consecutive year, posting a combined margin of victory of more than 150 points.
Recap: The No. 3-ranked men's team finished with 240.5 points, followed by Pacific Lutheran with 132 points and Whitworth University with 127. The win marks the second NWC Championship for the men's team.
The No. 2-ranked women's team finished with 226 points, followed by Whitworth University at 175 points and Linfield College with 140 points. The win marks the women's team seventh time atop the conference standings after the meet.
Dakota Buhler and Alex Canchola were named Conference Field Athletes of the Meet. Kennedy Taube was named Rookie of the Year on the female side and head coach John Smith was named Coach of the Year on both the men's and women's side of things. Event winners earn All-NWC first-team, while second place is All-NWC second-team.
Top Performers:
Seth Nonnenmacher broke the Northwest Conference All-Time record, the Northwest Conference Meet Record, and his own school record with a throw of 234' 6" in the men's javelin. He holds the top spot in the nation after the meet and is now fifth all-time in Division III history.
The men's 4x100M team of Brock Rogers, Vernon Lott, Kenny May, and Chris Polk finished first with a time of 41.72, just shy of the Northwest Conference meet record.
The men's 4x400M of Alex Canchola, Jack Ammon, Thomas Hughes, and Polk finished first with a time of 3:18.96.
Lott and May finished first and third respectively in the men's 200M. Lott posted a time of 21.47 and May posted a time of 21.73. Lott is fourth all-time at George Fox in the 200m and fifth in the nation. May moves up to sixth all-time in the 200m.
Hughes and David Guild finished first and second in the 400M hurdles, with times of 54.95 and 55.62, respectively.
Alex Canchola won the men's triple jump with a mark of 46' 3.25."
Chris Polk won the men's 400m and is now currently 12th in the nation. Jack Ammon went on to win the men's 800m. Polk is now ranked 12th in the nation in the 400m.
Cody Webb finished second in the men's 110m hurdles and is now eighth all-time at George Fox. David Guild placed second in the men's 400m hurdles, while Chris Gray placed second in the pole vault. Kennan O'Hern finished third in the triple jump.
The women's 4x100M team of Sarah King, Kennedy Taube, Sara Turner, and Lis Larsen finished first with a time of 47.19. They improve to second in the George Fox all-time record books, improving upon their best time of 47.91 from earlier this season.
The women's 4x400M team of Kiana Rasubala, Macadia Calavan, King, and Annie Wright finished first with a time of 3:52.08, breaking the conference meet record. The time moves them to sixth all-time at George Fox and is third all-time in the nation.
Turner and Taube finished first and second respectively in the 100M dash with times of 12.13 and 12.29. Taube is third all-time in the 200m and eighth in the nation.
The trio of Taube, Turner, and Wright swept the women's 200M final, finishing first, second, and third respectively. Taube posted a time of 24.77, just .01 off of breaking the school record.
Dakota Buhler finished the 100M hurdles in first place with a time of 14.67. Buhler also finished the triple jump in first place with a mark of 38'6.75". She is now fifth all-time at George Fox and seventh nationally in the 100m hurdles. She records a season-best in the triple jump and moves up to fifth in the nation.
Sarah King finished first in the 400m hurdles with a time of 1:01:92.
Tahnisha Manibusan placed third in the discus and moved up to seventh all-time at George Fox.
Rachel Gibbs also climbed up in the women's 1500m at ninth all-time, while Kayla Moore moved up to eighth all-time in the women's 5000m.
What Comes Next:
The Bruins will compete next at the OSU High Performance April 27-28.


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AUCKLAND - Pakistan's cricketers were irate after an umpiring howler from New Zealand's Billy Bowden in the third one-day international in Auckland.
Bowden missed a clear edge from Black Caps allrounder Corey Anderson on 17, as he went on to score a crucial 35 off 29 balls in the home side's three-wicket victory. They snuck home with two balls to spare, chasing a rain-reduced target of 263 off 43 overs at Eden Park to clinch the series 2-0.
Pakistan's left-armer Rahat Ali and his team-mates screamed an appeal for caught behind but umpire Bowden was unmoved despite a big noise and the Snicko replay showing a clear edge. Anderson rubbed salt into their wounds by hitting the next two deliveries for six off Rahat. Pakistan had already used up their one permitted challenge under the Decision Review System.


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Bodyguard, starring Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes in the lead roles, began last month on BBC One.
The political thriller stars Richard as former soldier turned bodyguard David Budd, who has recently come under questioning from Counter Terrorism officer DS Louise Rayburn.
But who plays DS Rayburn? And where have you seen the star before?
Here's everything you need to know about Bodyguard actress Nina Toussaint-White...
What is Bodyguard?
Bodyguard is a BBC drama created and written by Line Of Duty's Jed Mercurio.
The six-part series stars Richard Madden as former soldier Sergeant David Budd who is assigned as a personal protection officer to Home Secretary Julia Montague, played Keeley Hawes.
The most recent episode saw Julia confirmed as dead after a bomb attack, leading to David being questioned by Counter Terrorism officers, including DS Louise Rayburn.
Who Nina Toussaint-White? Who did she play in EastEnders and Emmerdale?
DS Louise Rayburn is played by actress Nina Toussaint-White.
Prior to Bodyguard, the star had a role as Angie Bailey in Emmerdale.
Angie was the wife of Jermaine Bailey, who had an affair with a 17 year old Belle Dingle.
Nina also played Syd (Sydney) Chambers in EastEnders, the character who helped Bradley Branning through his split from Stacey Slater.
In 2012 Nina starred in short-lived drama Switch with actress Lacey Turner – who played her love rival Stacey on the BBC soap.
Throughout the years, Nina has also appeared in Doctor Who, Casualty and Holby City.
When is Bodyguard on?
Bodyguard continues Sunday nights at 9pm on BBC One.


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There were high hopes when the Pakatan Harapan coalition came to power in Malaysia in 2018 that it would mark a complete break with the past. Is that hope now confronting a more hostile reality?
Some 350 delegates representing some of the biggest companies in the Philippines gathered in Manila on August 9 for a day full of case studies, advice and high-level discussion.
Now in its fourth year, the Corporate Treasurer Awards – part of CTWeek – is one of the industry's most talked about events.
Leading treasurers and CFOs gather in Singapore for our annual week of interactive, tailored thinking.
When it comes to running an airline, having money on hand is the alpha and omega of every national carrier. Garuda explains how it worked with BNP Paribas to keep its fleet at its peak.
Leading Asian CFOs and treasurers are gathering for our annual round of debate and discussion on key issues in the region.
For the corporate treasurer at a leading Dutch multinational, the siren call of the sports goods manufacturer has proven too strong, marking his second stint at Nike.
Singapore's Global Fintech Hackcelerator is one of the most closely watched fintech awards in Asia Pacific. CT selects four finalists that have the most to offer corporate treasurers.
The head of Manila's securities watchdog, Teresita Herbosa, tells treasurers to expect a raft of regulatory reforms to deepen the Philippine capital market
Leading figures in treasury from across the region gather in Singapore for the annual CT Awards presentation dinner.


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The Haunted Hearse Club is doing their best to keep you busy in October! They're kicking of the Friday the 13th Weekend with 3 days of terrifying tomfoolery and shriek-worth shenanigans including a zombie prom, hearse show and truck or treat at the Brauerhouse, corner of Route 53 & North Ave. in Lombard. Festivities will… Read more »
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A month full of Zombie Nights, Costume Parties, Throwback Horror Movies and of course Horror Movie Trivia. Horror Movie Throwbacks: Tickets are $6 and on Sale Now! October 7th – Night of the Living Dead (1968) SATURDAY Screening! Zombie Night– Zombies receive FREE admission to the movie but must register ahead of time by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com (Must arrive in costume to… Read more »
Annual Nocturna All Hallow's Eve Ball, Oct. 27, 2017
Friday, 27 October 2017; 10pm – 4am at Metro, 3730 N. Clark St, Chicago, IL 60613 DJ Scary Lady Sarah (Chicago Reader's "Best DJ 2017!") presides, spinning the best spooky dance music & overseeing the costume contest up on the big Metro stage!? Also: GlitterGuts live photobooth, vendors, games, prizes, movies, decor, more! 18 and… Read more »
Annual Wheaton Haunted Halloween Flea Market, October 21st in… Wheaton!
Wheaton Illinois Haunted Halloween Flea Market DuPage County Fairgrounds Saturday October 21st, 2017 3pm to Midnight / $7 admission (children 12 and under are free) Free parking. TICKETS SOLD AT THE GATE! Just like the ALL NIGHT FLEA MARKET – but haunted with ghosts and gobblins running around. Decorated like an outdoor and indoor haunted… Read more »
Horror Society Presents: 3 Upcoming Chicagoland Events
The Horror Society is presenting 3 events in October: October 21: Horror Society is adding a new show and new location to its slate of wild screenings just in time for HALLOWEEN! This time we are uncovering some Rising Talent and pairing their films with something that inspired them! Hosted by Matt Storc, starting at… Read more »


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