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|(25 - Érdi Tibor jun. / Papp György): The engine cut out after the flying finish and when we wanted to start it broke down. It is the same like in Acropolis, it was the same there. It's crazy.
|(26 - Remennik Sergei / Rozin Mark): Lot of experience for us, tought rally.
|(24 - Melegari Zelindo / Barone Maurizio): It was difficult to go slow for the finish. I feel sorry for Tibor, he was the fastest here.
|(34 - Mareš Filip / Hloušek Jan): I'm really satisfied with this result. I had to thank to my team, my co-driver and I hope that on Barum we will be even more competetive.
|(29 - Banaz Buğra / Erdener Burak): I enjoyed the rally, we have good points for us and our team.
|(35 - Molinaro Tamara / Mayrhofer Ursula): Going here without experience with these roads it's impossible to be competetive. But we are finish and have some points.
|(30 - Ingram Chris / Edmondson Elliott): Quite happy to be here, it was really difficult event. We had a good pace, we look forward to next events.
|(25 - Érdi Tibor jun. / Papp György): technical problem - engine after SS 11
|(31 - Zawada Aleks / Dachowski Grzegorz): Podium finish is a good finish. It was an extremely difficult rally. We are really happy and pleased. I hope we did a good job for our sponsors and fans. It was a great atmosphere.
|(10 - von Thurn und Taxis Albert / Degandt Bjorn): I loved every moment here. We brought the car home, we are super-happy, happy with the result.
|(14 - Bostanci Murat / Vatansever Onur): I'm really happy to be here in the finish, because we had a lot of moments. It was very tough rally and great experience.
|(32 - Huttunen Jari / Linnaketo Antti): It was almost perfect weekend for me, we did some mistakes but we managed it. It was a strange rally, but it's OK, we are here.
|(18 - Nivette Filip / Heller Kamil): It was a lot of fun, we enjoyed it a lot. We want to do the ERC next year because it seems like a good challenge. Thanks to all for the support!
|(20 - Botka Dávid / Mesterházi Márk): Perfect rally, the new car is great. Times were getting better.
|(1 - Magalhães Bruno / Magalhães Hugo): Difficult weekend, we knew that there would be better drivers, it's like that. This rally is very difficult, maybe the most tarmac rally I have ever done. If we go to Barum, it will be difficult also.
|(16 - Černý Jan / Černohorský Petr): We learned a lot, but we are not happy with the results. Before the rally we wanted to be on the junior podium, but we are the last ones. But we know where is the problem. Now we will prepare everything for the Barum rally.
|(19 - Kasperczyk Tomasz / Syty Damian): It was really nice weekend, I'm happy to be here, it was a tough rally. Now we prepare for the next ERC rally.
|(4 - Bouffier Bryan / Dini Gilbert): It was great, it is a special for me, it was first Polish rally I won many years ago. Great victory for me, I think we will have a good party tonight :)
|(2 - Kajetanowicz Kajetan / Baran Jarosław): I'm happy, maybe I should be more hungry in my home country, but the task was different. Now we are leading the championship and that's the main thing. Thanks to my team, they did amazing job. It was really hard rally.
|(7 - Griebel Marijan / Kopczyk Stefan): Perfect weekend, I had so much fun driving the Škoda on these stages, we had a great time with Stefan in the car.
|(12 - Michel Sylvain / Degout Jérôme): We are really happy, it was difficult weekend. We had no test before the race, so it wasn't easy. Now we will see if we go to Barum or not.
|(8 - Grzyb Grzegorz / Browiński Bogusław): This weekend was great. I tried to push for the third, I didn't do big mistakes. We have a great team, great fans, thanks to all for the suppert!
|(15 - Suárez José António / Carrera Cándido): I'm feeling really good. It was a rally without any big problems, we have good points to the championship.
|(9 - Moffett Josh / Fulton James): It was tough weekend, but we are here. Lot of learning and experience. The next on the plan is Barum rally.
|(17 - Habaj Łukasz / Dymurski Daniel): You have no idea how happy I am to be here. It's for the first time after many years when I finish here without any problem. We have a good feeling, maybe the times weren't the best, but I thank to my team, my co-driver and everyone helping us.

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Avast products were the most used antivirus globally, but when it comes to North America – Norton rules. A recent report from OPSWAT on quarterly market share and usage data for antivirus software for Q4 2010, said that avast antivirus product line were the most used antivirus products globally with 17.53% of market share. ESET Software and Symantec products were in following positions with 12.05% and 10.04% of market share respectively. Together, these top 3 AV vendors occupied around 40% of the global antivirus market.
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Microsoft's Security Essentials was leading the North American individual antivirus products market with 10% share. Avast! Free AV and ESET NOD32 AV were in following positions with 8.81% and 7.75% of market share respectively. Norton AV and Norton 360 stood in 4th and 6th positions, with the AVG Free AV being ahead in position 3.
However, only 60% of the 90,000 cases considered by OPSWAT globally, had an antivirus application installed. What seemed interesting was that free antivirus accounted for 58% of the installations (in July 2010, it was 42%). Thus, a majority of the AV users were using free solutions offered by vendors.


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- Anonymous24 October 2011 at 20:06
i absolutely lovee castles!! buut those haunted ones are just scaryy :(ReplyDelete
These places all seem awesome to go and visit, although sometimes I buy into that whole haunted castle thing and begin to believe ghosts and stuff are real. With that said I'm not sure if I'll be going personally to see any of these places any time soon. Nice Halloween post! :)ReplyDelete
I love Scotland, though I'm not sure what I'd do if I ever "met" a Grey Lady or Blue Lady or - God forbid - a dog with glowing eyes... Run? ;-) Have a lovely week xoReplyDelete
I love castles an lovely pictures.ReplyDelete
Such history and the beautiful features!
Perfect place for a Halloween adventure.
Abigail x
You know Kizzy, this gives a new meaning to "you must live in a castle". I rathar a home anyday, because these look cold and scary! HAHAHA Can you imagine living in one way back when? So many rooms, levels and no built in lighting. Omg'd! Don't get me wrong, they're magnificent pieces of architecture, but to LIVE. And I agree with you wholeheartedly with the 1st one. It's the spookiest and I don't know if my eyes are tricking me, but that statue looks like it's composed of various people. HAHAHA Great post girl and I love what you did to these pics! Fantastic. Oooh, i love a good spooky story this time of year and you definitely provided it. Enjoyed reading the history of each one. The story about Randolph executing 50 men and had their heads spiked on the castle wall did it for me. LOL Holding onto my neck! LOL Have a great evening! :DReplyDelete
Wow they look really spooky. I know that you made them look that way but that is how they are always depicted anyway. I hope my castle in the sky has Albert my cat up there, would love to see him again. I love reading about the hauntings and the fact that you felt something in one of them is very freaky. Did it scare you? What did you feel? Dawn Suitcase Vignettes xoReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 October 2011 at 22:06
Oh my goodness! Wouldnt it be a scary (yet amazing) experience to go to one of these castles. Haunted or not the stories are enough to freak you out! hahaReplyDelete
Hmm I love Halloween.. Imagine spending the night in one of those castles? That would be pretty cool to do!ReplyDelete
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wow! I must visit these some day! Although i am a total wuss when it comes to such things... it should be fun ;)ReplyDelete
I've always wanted to go there! omg...so beautiful <3ReplyDelete
Thank you for your condolences on my god daughter Charmaine's passing. It means a lot to me.ReplyDelete
Thanx for sharing these pictures. I love such ghostly venues. I'll be heading to London in November and I would check out the London one. A pity I won't be going to Scotland.
They look all scary, well done ; ) I don't like scary places... they creep me out! xoReplyDelete
- Anonymous25 October 2011 at 08:59
Nice images. (:ReplyDelete
Thanks I am your 161st follower.ReplyDelete
Oh that's a spooky post...ReplyDelete
but those castles look so lovely.
Maybe a daytime visit won't be as scary ♥
very original the post :D what are you going to do in Halloween?ReplyDelete
How fun would those be to visit! I would hope they're haunted. Ha!ReplyDelete
I love old buildings and tales of ghosts and such. I've never met the apparition of someone dead, but I've heard a few stories from people who has...ReplyDelete
wow, thats sooo creepy! i would have been sooo crazed!ReplyDelete
Awesome buildings!:)ReplyDelete
wow - thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Castles and ghosts...my two favorite things!ReplyDelete
great post and nice of you to give a talk through each one.ReplyDelete
I've always wanted to come to Scotland and visit the castles, but never really thought about how they might be haunted...it makes sense, haha! Loved your stories and that second image with all those figures and heads is truly haunting!ReplyDelete
xo Mary Jo
I've only been to Edinburgh Castle from your list. I will have to visit the rest now and creep myself out. Love the halloween-themed post :)ReplyDelete
Soooo Interesting!ReplyDelete
Being a St Andrews alumni I definitely did my tour of the Edinburgh castle at night hehe. I love these stories!
Wow! You're so lucky! I'd love to visit these places!ReplyDelete
I cannot imagine myself spending night in one of those.. I'm so sorry dear for not showing up for so long, I'll catch up all the posts when I find some more time, my new work exhausts me totally:( Have a fantastic Wednesday!ReplyDelete
I do so like getting scared by things like this. Don't really believe in ghosts but sure do enjoy the fright of it all.ReplyDelete
Love this post! J & I watch Ghost Hunters all the time and we love when they go to the castles in Scotland :) xoxoReplyDelete
This is really interesting!!! ^-^ReplyDelete
Those Scottish Castles are amazing!ReplyDelete
~ Violet
these places looks really scary/ReplyDelete
I adore haunted castles - I was brought up in one. lol. Love the story behind each. xoxoReplyDelete
a very halloween post!ReplyDelete
OHHH Eerie stuff Kizzy - I love a castle - but have never been to a haunted one ever, but I did experience something odd as a child - so I am convinced there is someone/thing out there . Happy halloween hon,ReplyDelete
OoooOOoooooh spooky! :)ReplyDelete
I love castles, they're so terrific.
I got married at Old Wardour Castle in Dorset and it was a really great experience.
Loving these posts. Went to Edinburgh castle last month and ate at the Witchery!! Priceless!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photography Kizzy, you should copyright these! and loved the stories too:)ReplyDelete
I wouldn't stay over night in these castles LOL
Have a Fab Friday!
The pictures are amazing! I would love to go to Scotland some day and visit those castles. But I´d rather prefer no to meet all those ghosts... hehe!ReplyDelete
Haunted places fascinate me and scare the pants off me at the same time :) Great, eerie round-up!ReplyDelete
xx Cat
Love these castles! :) Gorgeous pictures, doll!! :)ReplyDelete
Have a fab weekend! :)
hey sweet girly:)! thank you for your sweet bday mssage! and for the lovely wisdom.. :) always welcome.. I'm gonna enjoy my day to the fullest :D!ReplyDelete
They look amazing and even a little eery! I wish Australia celebrated Haloween more! It looks like so much fun!ReplyDelete
Halloween inspiration post, of great places where to go and party ahahhaReplyDelete
great post
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I love Halloween but every-time I go Edinburgh I get too scared to go to the castle lol!! <3ReplyDelete
Gorg photos! You're so lucky to live in a land so steeped in history . . .ReplyDelete
Creepy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so scared of those types of things. Please come ad check out my blog and follow me please other wise I will be a tad depressed!ReplyDelete
I love Scotland.. Beautiful country.. I only visited Edinburgh Castle, but would love to visit all this places!ReplyDelete
wow this was very interesting to read and the pictures are amazing!ReplyDelete
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Budget: Plan to expand university technical colleges
Chancellor George Osborne has announced the number of planned new university technical colleges (UTCs) is to be doubled from 12 to at least 24.
As partnerships between universities, colleges and businesses, UTCs will provide technical training for 11 to 19-year-olds, Mr Osborne said.
In his Budget, he said he would fund an extra 40,000 apprenticeships, plus 10,000 higher-level training places.
There will be 100,000 places on a new work experience scheme over two years.
This is up from the 20,000 places previously stated.
In his Budget "for growth", Mr Osborne said £180m would be made available for up to 50,000 additional apprenticeship places over the next four years.
He said these places would provide additional capacity to support young unemployed people, in particular through progression from the work experience programme.
The Chancellor has pledged funding for 24 UTCs.
Sponsors of UTCs will help set up a curriculum to match the needs of the local economy, provide work placements and allow colleges to use their specialist facilities.
Lord Baker, the former Conservative Education Secretary, who has been involved in developing the new colleges, predicted last year that there would be 15 to 20 colleges by 2012, with the numbers eventually likely to rise to 40.
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Mr Osborne also announced a £100m investment in science research.
Of this, £80m will be allocated to develop the national research campuses at Daresbury, Norwich and Cambridge.
And £10m will fund three further instruments at the ISIS neutron source in Harwell.
The remaining £10m will start a National Space Technology Programme, which will be match-funded by industry.
The University and Colleges Union welcomed moves to increase the number of apprenticeships, but raised concerns about the increase in the number of UTCs.
General secretary Sally Hunt said: "We fear they will divert money away from further education colleges, reintroduce selection at 14 and create a two-tier system in further education."
The university think-tank Million Plus welcomed the 40,000 additional apprenticeships and 10,000 higher-level apprenticeships, but said more must be done to help the young and unemployed get on.
Chief executive Pam Tatlow said: "The government must do more to ensure that young people have a real choice and have the opportunity to achieve a degree or advanced technical qualification or apprenticeship and get a good job.
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Today is the birthday for one of my law school mentors, a 3rd year. When I sent him a Facebook message to wish him happy birthday, I realized that he is younger than me. I then checked several of the 2nd and 3rd years who have helped me this past quarter, and I am older than almost all of them. This should not be strange at all (the median age of my school is 24, while I am 26), yet somehow I find it odd. Perhaps it is an effect of the hierarchical nature of Korean thinking that values a person commensurate to their age and defines relationships partly on differentials in chronologic existence.
Yet I take this as a learning experience to remember that just because I happened to be born 2 years before someone else does not mean that I have nothing I can learn from them. As I have said before, I can learn about life from the older Russian woman with a Master's degree and I can learn from the 18 year old completing his GED and playing in a punk band in his spare time. The mark of maturity is humble teachability.


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So we all watched as hurricane Sandy ripped open the northeast at the end of October, or we were even there to witness the action in all it's horror. I feel like all the people I know had at least some level of genuine concern for awhile. And hopefully still do, even if my Facebook feed is no longer littered with prayers and pictures. What's really getting to me at the moment are the people I come in contact with at work. Most of our conversations involve "Hello. How are you? Is it getting colder outside? Would you like that in a bag? No you have to hit the green button as enter first. Here's your receipt. Have a nice day!" Every once in awhile I get someone who I can actually talk to and have fun with. There's one guy in particular who seems to come through my line every time he's there who just cracks me up. But mostly, just vague unimportant civilities that I forget a moment later.
Now, though, I have to add "Would you like to donate money to the Red Cross for hurricane Sandy relief?" Holy shit. I get some heated responses to this one, let me tell you. It is just astounding how upset people get at the idea of you asking them to take money away from their overpriced junk to help someone who no longer has anything, junk or otherwise. Here are some of the more tame responses I get.
- No, I already did that. I already gave A LOT of money.
- Oh. No, no, no. No!
- Uhhhhh. Not today.
Those are still irksome for a few reasons. The first one bothers me because it seems like the person is really going out of their way to make sure that I understand how much they don't suck by letting me know that they are super generous. Apparently one more dollar will kill them, though.
The second one gives me the idea that I have somehow insulted the person by asking. They usually have a disgruntled look on their face when saying this. As though I suggested that they want to steal the other customer's baby and sacrifice it to satan on the register. Or that they shop at Walmart.
And the last one I can sort of understand. Maybe you have a tight spending limit. But I literally had someone donate $0.66. Seriously. Every little thing can help. I don't really believe that you're going to come back and donate.
I have two favorites, though. Two responses that have really made me want to say something just lovely.
- NO! Those people are STUPID. How the hell do you live on a coast and not prepare for a hurricane? I'm from Florida and I always have extra candles, flashlights, blankets, food, and my own generator to make sure that I'M safe in a storm. You can't seriously expect me to take pity on STUPID people! It's their own damn fault and they can just save themselves.
- Ha. No! Democrats can pay for it. They want to give out welfare and food stamps and everything else to lazy people? They can pay for this too.
Not surprisingly, both of these statements came the day after the election ended. I could just assume that these men were upset that Mitt lost and were taking it out on everything they could. But, somehow, I believe they, or at least the first guy, were just being a little too honest with the 20-something, female, struggling, grocery store cashier.
The first one is just insane. He's seriously comparing Florida, a state that averages 70 degrees all year round, to the northeast in October and November? Yeah, you lose power in Florida for a couple weeks it's annoying as hell. Hot and sticky. You lose power in the winter up north? You can actually die. Combine that with a lack of food, shelter, and water and there's a straight up emergency on your hands. Does he really not realize they just got hit with a snowstorm up there?
Saying that they all need to be more prepared is a bit absurd as well. Let's compare the number of hurricanes to hit Florida, and even the North Carolina coast where I'm from, to that part of the country. From 2000 Florida has had 58 tropical and subtropical storms affect it. North Carolina has had 48. Now let's look at New Jersey…they have a 1 in 200 chance of getting hit by a hurricane or the chance of getting directly hit once every 10 years. Maybe. New York has been affected by 84 storms total…since the 17th century…See where I'm going with this? To compare a place that literally dangles off the country into tropical waters like a some crazy penis asking to be swallowed by numerous storms a year, to states that are generally far enough north to only feel the remnants of storms is absurd.
And, on top of all that, no amount of batteries, flashlights, and blankets are going to help when your home has washed away.
As for the Democrats paying for it, that guy was just pissed about Obama winning. To suggest that the people affected by the hurricane are struggling because they are lazy makes no sense at all. I mean, he probably really doesn't care what's going on up there and was trying to be obnoxious. Beyond that, though, he clearly just has some issues with paying higher taxes on his wealth and "giving" his paycheck to lazy people…and I just can't go into another rant about that right now.
This is not to say that I haven't had any good experiences with getting donations. One lady gave $25 without me even having to ask if she wanted to. I regularly get anywhere from $1-$5 every few customers. I just wish the rest of them would say "no thanks" and move on. No reason to be so angry about it. And people out there, just because you've moved on to posting pictures of election related things does not mean that people are no longer struggling to survive and get by. At least keep them in your thoughts after moving on to post a picture of Obama shooting rainbows out of his eyes while riding a unicorn. Send some good energy into the world and donate, if you can.


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Pantera may have perished forever when Dimebag Darrell was shot and killed on stage with his post-Pantera band Damage Plan, but the surviving Cowboys From Hell have something in store for all you superfans out there. A brand new video for the previously unreleased track "PISS" has just been premiered at Revolver Golden God Awards coinciding with the re-release of Vulger Display Of Power with several unheard tracks and demos.
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On Writing on the Internet About Highered
The demise of one website prompts me to reflect on my own place here at IHE.
"The world of Internet writing was already homogenous when I wrote my angry blog post in March 2011. It's more so now—the weird people are ignored, or shunted back into the dim corners. When I landed the Grantland job, it felt like I'd been delivered from certain obscurity. To steal a phrase from Thom Yorke, I had jackknifed the juggernaut. It may be that I'll soon slip back into the place that scared me so much, but at least I had a chance. The odds are longer now, and they'll get longer year by year until we become a diverse array of faces who all think the same way. Grantland gave me a shot at beating those odds. Younger versions of myself now have one less shot, and that's what we've lost."
-- Shane Ryan, Requiem For Grantland
Grantland, a popular but not particularly profitable sports and pop culture website, was unceremoniously shut down last Friday by its corporate owners, ESPN. The news spread like the viral wildfire it deserved to be, and a surprising number of academics I follow were as sad and dismayed by the news as I was.
As I still am.
Somewhere in my virtual pile of unfinished blog posts, there is one on the weird and wonderful site that was Grantland and what possible lessons higher education could learn from it. It would have been insufferable, but I couldn't help but take note of a website that paid its writers well to create unique and thoughtful content, no, articles and pieces of writing on their own terms. It didn't worry about publishing at 7:30 a.m. Eastern, and instead published on Left Coast time. How could a website that so thumbed its nose at conventional wisdom and practices survive (spoiler: it didn't) and what could we learn in higher education from it (spoiler: DIFFERENT IS BAD AND SO ARE FAIR WAGES)?
It was personal, too, though, my relationship with the site. One of the baseball writers was from Montreal and an Expos fan! They had a hockey writer who was a Leafs fan and was self-aware enough to know how sad that is! One of the music writers shamelessly spoke about liking popular music in the 1990s, like me!
But they also talked about race and gender and class in both sports and pop culture, in ways I hadn't really read or seen anywhere else on the Internet. Or at least not anywhere that was trying to turn a profit and owned by one of the largest media conglomerates in the world (a running joke was coming up with different ways in articles about Marvel or Star Wars the authors could put in the disclaimer that Disney owns ESPN which owns Grantland and just about every other profitable pop culture product out there right now).
This was one of the two non-higher education related websites I went to daily, and more than once. There was a routine, and there were features I knew were coming. I'll never know how they all collectively react to watching The Force Awakens in December, or even the reaction to the final games of the World Series. They were a community of, as described in the quote above, misfits from the internet who were brought together in one place, and we all benefited from it. Heck, in a lot of ways, we were a part of it, as illustrated by the writers who individually thanked every single person (myself included) who said kind words to them about the site closing and how much we were going to miss them.
When I read the piece linked and quoted at the beginning of this post, I finally realized why I was so heartbroken by the shuttering of Grantland – I am a misfit who writes on the Internet who has somehow found a home and an audience here at IHE and OMG WHAT IF THIS WENT AWAY TOO?
In 2010, I was blogging in my little corner of Eastern Kentucky and I wrote an angry blog post that I submitted and ended up on IHE, and then I ended up with my own space here on IHE, and it has literally changed my life. But this blog space here at IHE has always been a home and a space for misfit voices in academia. While the academic blog space with small but thriving, the mainstream higher education media was fairly homogenous. Putting adjuncts and community college people and people who talked about teaching and deans and, well, basically anyone who isn't tenured at an Ivy or major public R1 or elite SLAC…It had been a space for me to read and then to be a part of that community, that my voice was going to get to be a part of it…
I am forever grateful for this space, on the front page of the website, for all of us misfit voices in higher education. Losing Grantland, while an imperfect parallel, drove that message home for me. I have not been shunted into a dark corner or forced to homogenize my writing. I need to remember that. I need to keep taking advantage of this space, this opportunity, to keep being a misfit on the internet.
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SICK… Media Matters Smear Merchant Eric Boehlert Amused By Violence Against FOX News Reporter (Audio)
These people are sick.
Soros-funded leftist Eric Boehlert thinks its funny that FOX News reporter Mike Tobin was assaulted this week by far left goons in Madison, Wisconsin.
No wonder they love him at the smear-website Media Matters.
Via Radio Equalizer:
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GREG JARRETT: Why do they express such vitriol toward the media?
ERIC BOEHLERT: Ha ha ha.
MIKE TOBIN: You know, I don't know what they intend to [Miller laughing in the background] accomplish by it, but they definitely as you can see by covering up the cameras they want to shut down the communication.
MILLER: HA! No, they didn't say 'the media', they said 'Fox News.'
BOEHLERT: I didn't hear any Washington, I didn't see any Washington Post demonstrations etc. Now this is I was just looking at some clips of this and then later over at some point over the weekend he and this reporter and Geraldo had an on-air pity party and the reporter talked about how these protesters, just hate free speech and hate diversity of viewpoint and you can see the hatred in their eyes.[Miller laughing in the background]
You just have to laugh.
You've gotta love how Boehlert defended the leftist thugs who assaulted conservatives this past week.
What a pitiful individual.
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Open Access : the Power of One (or, how one individual moved an institution toward adopting an open access policy)
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A presentation and discussion on the ongoing process to elevate open access in Woods Hole, sponsored by the MBLWHOI Library in observance of International Open Access week. Presented 25 October 2016 at the Smith Lab, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA
Suggested CitationPresentation: Manning, Cara C., "Open Access : the Power of One (or, how one individual moved an institution toward adopting an open access policy)", https://hdl.handle.net/1912/8471
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The Montville Township Trustees and Montville Road Department are joining forces with Geauga County Department on Aging for the 2018 MontvilleTownship Senior Trash Pick-Up Day May 9th and 10th. Inorder to be placed on the Trash Pick-up list, you must first register with the Geauga County Department on Aging by May 2nd, or earlier, be 60 years of age or older and live in Montville Township. Contact information is below.
The Department on Aging can no longer go into seniors homes to pick-up unwanted items. The Montville Township Road Crew and the Department on Aging will pick-up refuse from Montville senior's garages, out buildings, and drives.
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Montville Friends is a group of men and women who get together weekly to socialize. They meet every Thursday in the Social Room of the Community Center, and are open from 9am-3pm. You don't have to be a senior citizen or a Montville resident to join the group. There is no charge to join in the activities, which include card and game playing, crafts, socializing and of course lunch and snacks. The group is growing in numbers. The Social Room is handicap accessible. They meet year around, but if the schools are closed due to weather, the center will also be closed.
Clean-up Day is scheduled for May 11th, 2019, from 8:00 am to noon. We accept appliances, furniture, scrap metals and items too large for your weekly trash collection. We will also accept up to 6 rimless tires. We do NOT accept liquids, fluorescent bulbs, yard waste, computers or propane tanks.
Montville Fire Dept will be hosting a chili cook-off at the Montville Community center on March 2nd 2019. Watch for Details!!!
Montville FD Will be having an Easter Egg Hunt April 20th 2019. Bunny arrives at 10:15am. Easter Egg hunt begins at 10:30am at The Montville Community Center and ball field. Event held outside rain, snow or shine. Dress for the weather. Bring your own baskets for gathering eggs. Preschool through 10 years. Monetary donations accepted at event.
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AMONG the photos that George Barker will be showing in his Bygone Northallerton presentation next Thursday – March 8 – is this startling one of the Central Cinema at the north end of the High Street.
It was opened in December 1920, it had one screen and about 400 seats, and it closed in 1962 and was demolished to make way for the access into the Applegarth car park.
In the golden age of the silver screen, Northallerton had two other cinemas: Cinema de Luxe behind the post office in Romanby Road (1913 to the late 1950s), and the rounded Lyric in the High Street (1939 to 1995, and now a Baptist church).
Which brings us back to a marvellous picture that we published at Christmas, showing the Northallerton Rialto Mandolin Band of 1906. It was sent in by Tony Marshall in Darlington, as it shows his great aunt, Mabel Hallimond, in the darker hat, second from the right, in the middle row.
Sheila Oldfield recognised Mabel as her grandmother.
"She met her husband, Robert, during the First World War as she was a Red Cross nurse and he came back wounded from Ypres," she says, "and they married in November 1917."
They lived on the green at Ainderby Steeple.
But we're still no closer to understanding what the Rialto Mandolin Band was. The picture was taken in the golden age of mandolin, from the late 1890s to the First World War, when the instrument was extremely fashionable and popular. The dawning of the jazz age killed it off.
So if you can tell us any more about the Northallerton band or the Northallerton Rialto, we'd love to hear from you. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
George's show of Northallerton images starts at 7.30pm in Brompton Methodist Church Hall, with tickets £4 in aid of the hall's kitchen refurbishment fund.
"I WAS only ten at the time, and was having lunch when we heard the explosion as the plane blew up over Stokesley Road," says Bill Walters of the events of July 27, 1941. "I dashed outside and saw it falling out of the sky.
"I got to the scene within ten minutes – there were quite a few people running to the site and you could see the smoke rising. It was about 50 yards inside the field from the road, and the fire brigade was already there."
It was a Spitfire piloted by Sgt Stephen Vavasour-Durrell, 24, who was stationed at Catterick. As he finished an aerobatic manoeuvre over Northallerton, his plane disintegrated, and he crashed in the triangle of land behind the petrol station where the A684 Stokesley Road meets the Brompton lane.
A fortnight ago, we asked whether there had ever been a memorial placed beside the road.
"There were quite a few plane crashes around here," says Bill, "but no memorials."


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Science is all around us &emdash; from a bicycle brake to a pine cone to a flag pole. In "Dirtmeister's Science Reporters," students lead their own investigation in observing, identifying, and describing the science found in their world - then write about their findings. With the help of science expert Steve Tomecek (the "Dirtmeister"), students learn to ask scientific questions, communicate their observations, and construct explanations of natural phenomena.
In this installment, "Dirtmeister's Science Reporters" focuses on friction. Students are challenged to find and report on one way that friction works either for or against them as they go about their day. Using the questions on the assignment sheet, students take notes on a "friction event," whether friction is helping to get something done or whether it is making it harder, and what could be done to either increase or decrease the friction. When students complete their observational reports, they turn their notes into a completed report.
This activity offers an exciting way to teach inquiry-based science, as each new investigation helps reinforce basic science concepts.
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Through participation in "Dirtmeister's Science Reporters," students will:
- Explore, observe, and describe the world around them
- Identify various phenomena in the real world
- Investigate materials, organisms, and properties of common objects
- Construct explanations of natural and man-made phenomena
- Develop the ability to ask scientific questions, investigate aspects of the world around them, and use their observations to construct reasonable explanations for the questions posed
- Ask questions about objects, organisms, and events in the environment
- Use data to construct a reasonable explanation
- Communicate their ideas to others
- Develop their science knowledge
- Learn through the inquiry process how to communicate their own investigations
Time Required
Teachers who participate in "Dirtmeister's Science Reporters" should allow students two class periods (45-minute blocks) to complete the assignment. This includes time for students to retrieve and review the assignment, read the background material, find and observe their subject, answer questions about their findings, and write their reports.
You may wish to assign the step of finding and observing a subject as homework. We also suggest that students who participate submit a "draft" of their report to you before final writing. In this way, you can determine if the student is "on target" with his or her assignment.
National Standards Correlations
The "Dirtmeister's Science Reporters" friction investigation helps students meet the following science content standards as set forth by the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences.
- Students conduct a simple investigation. (Content Standard A)
- Students communicate investigations and explanations. (Content Standard A)
- As a result of these activities, students develop an understanding of the properties of objects and materials. (Content Standard B)
- Students discover and understand that the position and motion of an object can be changed by pushing and pulling. (Content Standard B)
- Students understand that heat can be produced by rubbing two objects together. (Content Standard B)
- Students understand that an object that is not being subjected to a force will continue to move. (Content Standard B)
- Students understand that energy is a property of many substances and can be transferred in many ways. (Content Standard B)
How to Use This Activity
In "Dirtmeister's Science Reporters" students are introduced to new science concepts. After gaining knowledge about the concept by reading background information, students seek out an example of that concept in the real world - whether it's found in their home, school, or community. They answer questions about their observations using an observation sheet provided by the Dirtmeister. This observation sheet encourages scientific observation, critical thinking, and directed student writing.
Finally, students write their reports. They can see samples of what other students have found.
Background Information: Friction
In this installment, we explore the force of friction and how it impacts on our day-to-day lives. Like gravity, air pressure, and static attraction, friction is a force that comes into play whenever two objects move. Friction can either be beneficial or it can work against you. When you walk across the ground, it's the force of friction that gets you going. If your feet didn't rub against the ground, you would have nothing to push against and you would go nowhere fast! Of course, when the ground is wet or covered with snow, the amount of friction is reduced - so to help you get a better grip, you wear shoes with deep treads or cleats.
While friction does help us "get a grip," in many cases it's more of a hindrance than a help! Whenever two things rub together, friction takes some of the energy of motion and converts it to heat. This not only slows down things, but means that some energy is literally going up in smoke, which is usually a waste. For centuries, engineers and designers have tried all sorts of tricks to reduce energy losses - due to friction - while moving objects. Unfortunately, on our earth, it's virtually impossible to eliminate "the big rub" - since the air is there, there is always something to rub against!
Two key ways that people have used to cut down on friction are: (1) to reduce the surface area between the things that are doing the rubbing, or (2) to use some type of lubricant to make the surfaces more slippery. The easiest way to reduce surface area is to make things smoother. Every lump and bump on the surface of an object adds tremendously to the overall surface area; this in turn increases the friction. By sanding a surface smooth, many of the extra points of contact are eliminated. When a lubricant such as water, grease, or oil are added, the same objective is being accomplished. The lubricant literally "fills in" the tiny holes of a surface, which allow them to slip past each other.
A good place to explore friction is the animal kingdom. How have humans "borrowed" adaptations from animals when it comes to friction? How does a squid compare with a rocket? Do boats and sharks have anything in common? How does the bottom of a snake compare with the bottom of a sneaker? Remember, the animal kingdom was dealing with friction long before there was technology!
You and your students can find out more about friction in the investigate the facts section.
Here are some suggestions to enhance the experience of Dirtmeister's Science Reporters for your students:
- Have the class make a list of all the different places where they encounter friction in and around their classroom environment.
- Have students describe how they might be able to decrease the amount of friction working against them when they ride their bikes, use roller skates, or use a skateboard.
- For younger students - those in grades K-3 - have them make friction boards by gluing different materials on pieces of wood and rubbing a wooden block against them. Try sandpaper, aluminum foil, felt, waxpaper, etc.
- Have an invention convention where students create their own "Friction-Free" vehicle. These can either be real or fictitious.
- Talk with your school librarian or media specialist about researching friction in the library, including books and multimedia resources. (See "Resources" section below.)
- Have the class use the computer to search the Web for supplementary articles on friction.
- Provide space on a classroom bulletin board for the Dirtmeister's Science Observer.
- Using computer software such as ClarisWorksTM or Microsoft WorksTM, have students create and maintain electronic science journals. Encourage students to illustrate their work by using the software's drawing or painting features. This is an excellent way of keeping notes and storing reports for future use.
The following Scholastic supplemental materials can be used in conjunction with Dirtmeister's Science Reporters:
- Big Books: Science (Grades K–4). This book series covers a variety of topics, from bugs to wind. They are brightly illustrated and great for the classroom library.
- Be a Scientist skills books (Grades 3–6). This series includes featured scientists, hands-on activities, and an emphasis on practical process skills. The series consists of three sets of three books each for grades 3–4, 4–5, and 5–6.
- Super Science (Grades 3–6). Super Science covers science news and classroom-tested experiments for extending the learning experience of science concepts and integrates science with reading, math, language arts, and social studies objectives already in the classroom curriculum.
- Quick and Easy Learning Centers: Science, by Lynne Kepler (Grades 1–3). This Professional Resource book focuses on the use of everyday materials to promote independent, hands-on learning. Information on how-tos, management, experiments, and reproducibles are included in this helpful book.
Complete descriptions of these resources and more can be found in Scholastic's Supplemental Materials Catalog. You can also call Scholastic directly at 1-800-724-6527.
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Once upon a time, in a mythical land, there was a powerful sorcerer named Sauron who poured all of his hatred and malice into a magical ring, forged in the fires of Mount Doom. Oh sorry, that's the wrong fantasy story. Let me start over...
Once upon a time, in a mythical land, people used to approach each other in real life and speak to one another. Relationships started organically at work, in a person's neighborhood, through friend groups, or even at a bar or club. People, and I know this is the weirdest part, would use their mouths to put sounds together to create words to communicate interest in another person. The man wouldn't even show the woman a picture of his genitals. After a sufficient amount of time of speaking to each other, these same people would then decide if it was appropriate to go out on a date with each other or not. No technological assistance was needed. And they all (sometimes) lived happily ever after. The end.
But the story has changed dramatically in recent years. The invention of dating apps has radically altered how people communicate, meet and date. Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, JSwipe, Farmers Only, People Suck and I Hope You Do Too, Feed Me Pizza and Touch My Butt, What Rhymes with Hug Me? (Ok, not all of these are real, but I just gave you some million dollar ideas -- you're welcome.)
Whatever the name, they all follow the same basic premise: each person sees pictures and a profile of people within a certain distance, and have the choice of swiping left (denial) or swiping right (acceptance). Things have changed so much that men and women will literally stand at a bar, surrounded by attractive singles, and borrow each other's phones to be on a dating app.
From what I can tell, men and women approach these apps with staggering differences. Women seem to spend a genuine amount of time looking through what is written in the profile and the pictures, truly deciphering who this person is. They then swipe right or left based on all the available information. My observation is that the default position for a female is the swipe left, with right swipes reserved for possible mates that meet certain standards.
Men, on the other hand, need something to do while sitting on the toilet. We have 10 minutes to kill, so we take out our phones, open one of the apps and without looking at profiles -- or even really the pictures -- we just start blindly swiping right. Disclaimer: This is not all men. However, all of my closest friends, and most men I've spoken to, employ this method.
But I'm telling you, this method is to everyone's advantage. I'm going to spill a secret that most men don't want to hear -- most women are much smarter and have better judgement than most men. We men aren't just being pigs that will accept any woman that shows even the slightest interest in us; we are putting our trust in women. Because women spend more time and take the apps much more seriously, it would make sense that I would trust most matches that I receive. If a woman has spent time and effort surveying my profile and pictures, and we still match, there is obviously some sort of possible connection between us.
Much like in the animal kingdom, women are the ones that choose the appropriate and suitable mates. Male animals try to appeal to all of the females, while the females must then observe what the male offers and make a decision. Dating as a whole is exponentially more treacherous for women than it is for men. By swiping right on every woman, we are putting the power in women's hands. We are open to anything, but when a woman swipes right on us, she has seen something in us. We are putting ourselves out there to the world, and the women are the Brita filters, the gatekeepers, the club bouncers, the Gandalfs standing in the tomb of Balin screaming at the Balrog "You Shall not Pass!"
However, denial is an inevitable aspect of dating. If I've swiped right on every woman, that means that 90% of women asked themselves: "Where's the rest of his hair? Why would he have a Lord of the Rings tattoo? How many lightsabers does he even own?" and swiped left.


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Pursuing your own business, especially one as big as mine, one can get discouraged. In my dark hours I pull out this children's picture book and read it out loud to myself. While I don't think I've gotten through it once without crying, it is inspiration at the most basic level.
I read it to the kids in my book club. I read it to my husband. I read it to my team. I read it to my nephews. And I read it to myself.
If you don't have this book on your shelf you are missing out.
Thank you Kobi Yamada for your simple picture of how an idea can change your world.


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This beautiful home offers a spacious and luxurious retreat. It features 6 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms and a wide range of amenities.
Modern and convenient are the best words to describe this house. Among the appliances available you will find a refrigerator, a double oven, a microwave and two dishwashers. The custom cabinetry in the kitchen provides storage space, functionality and great looks.
At the lower level, you will find an open space layout. Family time will be more delightful, as the open layout enhances communication. The custom built-in bookcase and the fireplace mantel bring a classic touch.
As the house is built in the colonial style, all the exterior features match the design: from the Hardie Plank siding to the Andersen windows. The front porch with fluted columns and stone bases create a beautiful entrance.
Property Features
- 2 Story Custom Home;
- 6 bedrooms;
- 6.5 bathrooms;
- 5,200 sq ft;
- 2,000 sq ft finished basement;
- Completion due to June 2017.
- Mullion glass doors (soft close feature);
- Quartz center island;
- Overhead pendant lighting;
- Refrigerator;
- Gas range;
- Double oven;
- Vent hood;
- Microwave;
- Beverage cooler;
- 2 dishwashers;
- Wine fridge;
- Farmhouse sink;
- Pot filler;
- Butler's pantry.
Sitting room:
- Fireplace;
- Built-in bookcase;
- Tray ceiling;
- Walk –in closets.
- Heated floors;
- Independent Quartz vanities;
- Soaking tub;
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- 9' ceiling (first floor);
- Open two story foyer with chandelier lift;
- Crown molding;
- Recessed paneling;
- Coffered/beamed/tray ceilings;
- Wainscoting and/or bead board;
- 4 ¼" oak wood flooring (walnut inlays);
- Staircase with mission style spindles.
- First-floor bedroom suite with full bath;
Finished lower level includes:
- Full bath;
- Rec room;
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- Hardie Plank siding;
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- Solid wood entry Craftsman door with sidelights;
- Paved driveway with Belgium block curbing;
- 2 car garage with carriage house style doors;
- Landscape package with sod front, side and rear lawns;
- Front blue stone walkway;
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- Underground sprinklers;
- Rear covered porch
- Multi-zone HVAC
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- Hydro powered back pump;
- Full house generator.
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This property is located in an area where the crime rate is lowest to non-existent.
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It's hardly surprising that vampire jewelry should be popular right now with the Twilight saga whipping up fans and television offering shows such as True Blood and . There are lots of different types of vampire jewelry available such as the gothic pewter vampire jewelry and Victorian Influenced Vampire Jewelry. Garnets are also very popular in vampire jewelry – read more about that at Garnet Inspired Vampire Jewelry.
If you have any Twihards to buy for though, you're better off getting some official Twilight jewelry such as Bella's moonstone ring or Edwards wristcuff.


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Also, on my podcast TRLS, you can also find a lecture by Dr. DeGruy, where she speaks on Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome here.


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Magic Leap Raised $461M From Investors, Totaling $2.3B for Its Smartglasses
Magic Leap announced on March 7 2018 that it has raised $461 million from investors, the biggest investor in that group is the Saudi Arabia sovereign investment arm. This follows the announcement recently of another batch of funding that totaled $502 million with Singapore's Temasek.
With this latest round of Series-D funding, Magic Leap now has over $2.3 billion available to develop its smartglasses that it has been working on for quite some time. These smartglasses have been shown in public, but only by Shaquille O'Neal, who has invested in the company in the past.
According to reports, Magic Leap is spending around $50 million per month right now, so the company definitely needed to raise some funds. Over at Magic Leap, there are a few allegations of employees funning contracts to those that they have personal relationships with. Which means that Magic Leap is spending a lot more money then it actually needs to be spending, which is also why it is burning through money pretty quickly. Definitely not a good look when you are a startup, and haven't even produced a single product yet. Currently, Magic Leap has around 1400 employees, and also have offices in Florida (where it is based), as well as in Los Angeles, Sunnyvale, Seattle, Austin, Dallas, Zurich, New Zealand and Israel.
While Magic Leap is working on smartglasses right now, that's not the only thing the company is looking to build. It is also looking to build the "full stack". That means it wants to build the software and content that would run on these glasses. So far, these glasses look pretty similar to a regular pair of glasses, and a bit more standard than what Google put out with Project Glass a few years ago. That will likely help it get adopted a bit more, especially in a world where many are afraid of being recorded everywhere they go. But smartglasses are a virtually untapped market, and can be useful for a number of things.


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The most basic estate planning tool is a will which establishes how an individual's property will be distributed and names beneficiaries to receive those assets. Unfortunately, there are circumstances when disputes arise among surviving family members that can lead to a will contest. This is a court proceeding in which the validity of the will is challenged.
In order to have standing to bring a will contest, a party must have a legitimate interest in the estate. Although the law in this regard varies from state to state, the proceeding can be brought by heirs, beneficiaries, and others who stand to inherit. While these disputes are often the result of changes to the distribution plan from a prior will, some common types of will contests are as follows.
Lack of testamentary capacity
The testator, that is the person making the will, must have the mental capacity and be of sound mind at the time the will is executed , modified or revoked. Further, being of sound mind means that the testator knows what property he or she owns and understands the effect of executing the will. Although these are considered to be low standards, claims that the deceased lacked the mental capacity when the will was executed are common.
Undue influence
If the deceased was coerced into executing the will, it may be considered invalid. In order to ensure that the testator is not subjected to undue influence, the will should be prepared by an attorney. Moreover, heirs and beneficiaries should not take part in meetings and discussions between the testator and his or her attorney.
Will improperly executed
There are certain formalities that must be followed in order for a will to be considered validly executed. While some states require a notarized signature, others insist on a certain number of witnesses being present when the will is executed. If these formalities are not strictly followed, the will may be found to be improperly executed.
A will can also be considered invalid if a person is intentionally deceived when preparing and executing the document.
The Takeaway
If a will is successfully contested, it can be declared invalid by the court. This means that the assets will be distributed either according to the terms of a prior will or if no such will exists, the state's intestacy rules. Ultimately, engaging the services of an experienced estate planning an attorney can minimize the risk of a will contest.
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It has been coming for a while, but it has finally happened. Jose Mourinho has been sacked by Chelsea.
The club officially announced the departure on their Twitter account, bringing an end to his 30 month spell as boss at Stamford Bridge.
It has been an incredible series of events since the season kicked off as the Blues have floundered in their attempts to retain their Premier League title.
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Having been emphatic in their charge to the title in the 2014-15 season, Chelsea have suffered a horrendous drop in form that has sometimes been unexplainable.
The season began in awful fashion as off-field issues overshadowed their start to the campaign.
The Eva Carneiro incident cast a black cloud over the club and some people have suggested her departure has had some part to play in their terrible run of form.
But that was only the tip of the iceberg.
Chelsea have been playing like relegation candidates in recent weeks find themselves in 16th position in the table, just one point above the bottom three.
Following a 2-1 defeat at top of the table Leicester City, it seemed the writing was on the wall for the Portuguese boss.
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Patricia A. Sinclair, 85
Patricia A. Sinclair, 85, died 05 February 2018 in the company of her children at Lutheran Collier Hospice Center in Lakewood, CO. Pat was currently residing in Westminster, CO.
Pat, was born Patricia Mallicoat in Rhodes, IA, on 17 June 1932 to Delwin and Dorothy (Anderson) Mallicoat. She married Robert "Bob" Sinclair, of Boone, who predeceased her in 2012. She was also preceded in death by her parents and her two brothers Tommy & Gary Mallicoat, of Boone, IA.
Pat lived in Marshalltown, Iowa, from the time she was married until she moved to Colorado in 2014 to be closer to family. Pat loved the outdoors. She spent many summers golfing with Bob and her friends. She also loved bird watching and was an avid reader. She was happiest spending time with friends and family and keeping in touch with them via Facebook.
Pat is survived by her daughter Deb Nettles and husband Sam. Her son Rob Sinclair and wife Sheri, four grandchildren and one great grandson.
Per Pat's wishes no services will be held. Memorials can be sent directly to: IOWA RIVER HOSPICE, 502 Plaza Heights Road, Marshalltown, IA, 50158, in memory of Pat & Bob Sinclair.
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He can have mine when I'm done using it.
I've seen on somew tv show a robotic bottom from Japan that reacts "just like the real thing" when it get's spanked. What good is that? I don't know, I didn't invent it.
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Central Computer Centre ( CCC ) of JNTUACEA was established during the year 2005-2006, along with Campus Wide Network with TEQIP Phase- I grants under Computer Science & Engineering Department with an objective to provide services to the Students & Staff. In the CCC there are 3 labs which consists 160 systems (i.e.: I year B. Tech IT workshop & Internet Lab has 70 systems in II floor, English Communication skills Lab has 60 systems in II floor, M. Tech Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab in the I Floor of CCC has 32 systems.
The Central Computer Centre, is open from 9.00 AM to 9.00 PM. The Second Floor is being used for 1st B. Tech C & Data Structures / IT Work shop, providing Internet facility to the students of all branches. The Placements online exams for all the UG/PG students of this college and pool drives are being conducted here.
Computer Centre has over the years served as a hub for IT and Networking related services in the campus. Computer Centre supports the campus wide one Gbps (under NMEICT) / 4 Mbps fibre optic network that connects all the Academic Departments / Department laboratories, library provided computing facilities through the LAN connectivity for 24×7 with a high speed and uninterrupted connectivity. We have transformed Campus into a Wi-Fi enabled.
The configurations of the systems:
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Networking Components under Campus Wide Network:
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2. Forti GATE 800 C Firewall
3. Cisco 6905 E Core switch
4. CISCO Catalyst 3560 G Series Edge Switches Type-1: (At Departments)
5. CISCO Catalyst 2960 G Series Edge Switches Type-2 (At Departments)
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Prior to joining ActiveCampaign, Jen was a Director of Product at Braintree, where she joined in 2009 as the first product manager. In her eight years at Braintree, she helped design Braintree's processes including planning, building, launching and just about everything else pertaining to software delivery, in addition to scaling the team to over 20 product managers. Jen spent the first nine years of her career as a consultant for ThoughtWorks, a global IT consulting company, helping clients build products in industries such as leasing, insurance, and online auctions.
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