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HST Competition in Italy
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Every year in mid-March, thousands of radio amateurs gather in picturesque Italian town of Montichiari at HAM RADIO organized there. In fact it is a small copy of well known festival in Friedrichshafen, Germany.
But this year there was something new in the program. Piero Begali, I2RTF, well known producer of Morse keys/keyers initiated a HST event. The aim was evident – to attract new radio amateurs to CW and to the sport High Speed Telegraphy (HST). Many hams from different countries took part in the competition.
The winners:
Age category up to 25 (only two participants – obviously much has to be done to attract youngsters in CW):
1. Gabriele Del Sonno, IU2FQW
2. Enrico Lorenzoni, IU4AZC
Age category 26 - 50:
1. Valery Petrov, R5GA
2. Oliver Tabakovski, Z32TO
3. Dino Maria, IK1LJK
Age category more than 50:
1. Ivan Ivanov, LZ1PJ
2. Helga Ferrante, IN3FHE
3. Panayot Danev, LZ1US
The organizers promised that event to be held every year. Combined with the HAM RADIO, the beauty of Montichiari and Italian hospitality it is worth to be visited.


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Problems with tables (Word generated)
I'm having a problem with some of the tables in my book. I've just been through and checked that the cell widths are the same in all the tables, as well as the overall width of the table. Fine in Word, but in epub they all come out different widths, which completely spoils the "look" of the book. What can I do to make them stay the same? The contents of the tables are only text - no formulae or anything complex. I don't want to have to recreate as simple text if I can possibly avoid it, as they are meant to be read in tabular form. Help, please
Paul_Lulu Admin
Tables and EPUBs often have trouble. It can also be dependent on the software you use to view the EPUB, but based on the description, I'm thinking something about the tables are resizing when converted to EPUB.
My best suggestion would be to make the table an image and insert the image in place of the table. This has worked for other authors using tables in an EPUB.
It may be possible that someone knows the answer to my problem with using images. When I view the epub on Firefox it looks fine but on a tablet or phone the image displays much smaller than I anticipated and there seems to be no way to expand the image on the device.
I insert the image into a Word Document and then have the conversion done. Any advise would be gratefully received.
Thanks - I might use images in future, but these tables needed to be sorted to work as they are. I think I've fixed it now - they are appearing more narrow than I'd ideally like in the epub, but they are readable, which is the main thing.
Try again. it wil be fix.


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Through the research done in this publication on the grassroots level by surveying students and higher education institutions and gathering the different policies of essential European stakeholders, there are clear signs of progress in the implementation of SCL. We have also identified a plethora of different perspectives on what SCL is and where to go from here. Students need to be consulted, to have real choices in their study paths and curricula – giving them more responsibility for their learning processes. Learning process should be described in terms of learning outcomes, which should be developed and monitored with constant evaluation and consultancy of students. Even though the SCL concept involves putting students in the focus, that does not by any means diminish the role and importance of teachers. There is great need for for further development of teaching methods, teacher support and professional training, as quality teaching is essential for a quality learning experience for all students. The enhancement of teaching should find its base in the needs of students, which are best assessed through teacher and course evaluation. Student feedback must be used actively in the development of curricula, learning outcomes and assessment procedures, closing the feedback cycle and taking action as a result.In order to ensure mutual understanding and devotion, SCL should be embedded in institutional strategies, procedures and frameworks. The involvement and representation of students in governance, viewing students as equal partners, as a part of the academic community and coproducers of knowledge, is essential for giving students ownership and responsibility for their learning. Clear interest of all stakeholders on the topic has proven that it is the right time for a project like PASCL, which will now establish a framework and guidelines for the implementation of SCL concept and assessment procedures.The research has provided us with a number of best practices and real life examples that can be used for learning and inspiration for further work with the implementation of SCL.
Authors: Blazhe Todorovski, Erin Nordal, Tijana Isoski
Publication Date: 2015
Report Institution: European Students' Union ESU
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.


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I have to believe it was meant to be. The odds were against these two meeting in a club on trendy Hollywood Blvd. one night in 1990. My college roommate Cindy and I preferred dance clubs outside the "scene!" and out-of-towner, Tom, was on brief leave from his military assignment. They crossed paths in the heart of LA – they beat the odds!
After college, CA girl Cindy moved across country because Tom was the right guy at the right time! I don't just like Tom since he is "her husband!" I love him because he's an outstanding guy! Since then, we've shared many times together at our weddings, trips to Disneyworld, and a growing pile of children! This month, Tom and Cindy celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary about the same time Cindy celebrated her 20th week of pregnancy – their second baby!
This anniversary found Tom and Cindy in the hospital. He went in thinking he had a stomach virus but, due to subsequent tests, he wound up recuperating from back surgery. It's not the venue that makes the celebration, but the people there to celebrate and the love they share! Turns out, Tom has Multiple Myeloma – blood cancer.
He started treatments immediately and LLS has already provided support for his family. The odds are improved, from generations past, because LLS has made amazing progress with treatments and such. Treatments are more aggressively pinpointing cancer cells, leaving non-cancerous cells strong to fight!
I'm a big believer in the power of positive thought and prayers, and in progress being made. I've worked beside inspirational people who fought and overcame blood cancers, and whose stories varied so much because treatments now are significantly less invasive! We are so close to a cure, but until then, we continue to battle!
Being on the opposite end of the country from such close friends as they face these odds really sucks, so I'm rallying the best way I know help. Please help me send the power of love and hope to my friends in Florida and to their family – that will be growing larger mid-November!
Let's push them past the odds! I am already halfway to my fundraising goal! Please help me reach the goal – every $1 counts.
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Please consider that for the price of what you'd pay for 1 Venti Fru-Fru drink at Starbucks, you could make the money go farther by donating $5, it will make a difference!
In the very least, please consider reblogging, or simply tweeting my fundraising webpage or anything! The more people that hear, the more likely it is I'll burst through my goal of $3,000! WTF: Way to fundraise!
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. . . on my coworker, and I have no idea how the Hell this happened. He isn't even my type (okay, I don't really have a "type," but I know what my type isn't, and he checks all the boxes).
When I first started this job, I would perpetually get him and another random dude in the office mixed up (they both have very white, very preppy sounding names). I found him thoroughly annoying, and constantly wanted to throw stale popcorn at him (still do, mostly cause annoying the crap out of each other has become a mutual pastime, also cause he likes purposely saying my name with a terrible, fake English accent).
And today, we were talking with other coworkers, and one of them jokingly asked him, "do you ever shut up?" So he starts yammering, and I put my hand over his mouth until he does shut up. When I finally pull my hand away, he goes, "I should have just kissed your hand, so you'd get it off my face." I tell him that's nightmare fuel, and he responds, "c'mon, LogicFail, let me be your knight and shining armor."
On the outside, my face did this:
On the inside, I was like:
We have very good chemistry. I honestly think if we didn't work together, we'd either be besties, or dating.
While this whole situation is currently entertaining, it is not helping my anxiety (I tend to get really weird around guys I'm into).
**reads the wall of text I just wrote**
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15 July 2008
Heels and Patterns
Copenhagen Bike Culture Colours. As long as we keep hearing "people ride in HEELS there?!" we'll keep showing that they do.
Hmm. I many have discovered another pattern here. For the second time in a couple of weeks I've seen a Copenhagen Supermum with a cargo bike with heels, steering with her right hand and holding her keys in her left hand.
A lovely stretch of bike lane.
I cleaned up the bikes at the summer house. They came with the place, two lovely old school bikes and an old BMX for kids. But somehow the bikes looked lovelier covered in cobwebs.
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7 comments:
- Dave said...
How I envy you your cycle lanes. In Bristol we get 50 metres of white paint in the most dangerous part of the road. Love the blog, and the cobwebby bike pic.
- 15 July 2008 at 11:09
- anhesty said...
i love you photog! i wish i lived in copenhagen so i can bike everywhere! i love biking!
- 15 July 2008 at 17:22
- Raquel said...
ohhh, the first girl is dorothy oz???
- 15 July 2008 at 23:29
- Lily Hydrangea said...
Yes I thought she was Dorothy too! Great shot!
- 16 July 2008 at 06:57
We ride in heels in New Orleans, too! Great photos--thank you.
- 16 July 2008 at 13:52
And the red-black heels perfectly match the red-black of her taillight and bike. Now that is chic !
- 17 July 2008 at 06:13
- Zakkaliciousness said...
thanks, everyone, for the lovely comments. I want to see photos from New Orleans as guest photos!!!
- 17 July 2008 at 16:24
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Venerable American Conceptualist Elaine Sturtevant has built a 40-year career with her copies of other artists' work. Fittingly, this clothbound artist's book with marbled paper draws upon Jorge Luis Borges' Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote, an account--which indistinguishably blurs fact and fiction--of a translator who "re-creates" Cervantes' classic novel.


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About the only thing we haven't done is put stripes on the playing surface!
Available in either Lemon, Strawberry or Cherry
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Urinal mats need not be a boring piece of plastic, these football urinal mats can bring fun to toilet time. The flexiblity of the urinal mat allow it to sit comfortably. moulding itself to the shape of the bowl. The football net hangs above the drain acting as a target within the urinal bowl, an incentive for 'shooting' accuracy.
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The Australian Standard A.S.3660 - Termite Management advises that termites pose a significant economic risk to buildings and structures throughout the mainland Australia. Surveys carried out in Sydney and New South Wales in 1982 have found that one house in every five had active termites or had a termite history. Consequently regular monitoring of your property for termites activity is essential.
In any given area in Sydney from the North Shore, Northern Beaches, Sydney North West and Hills areas through to the inner West suburbs and the entire Sydney Metropolitan. It is normal for new termite colonies to be establishing or existing colonies to be seeking new food sources. They may eventually invade your property.
For this reason, we strongly recommend that you install termite - monitoring stations around your property as an early warning system. Termite monitors can be used and installed as a DIY by the home owner and checked regularly or installed by your local Austrapest termite expert.
Why do we monitor termites:
Termite monitors are part of Austrapest's Integrated Termite Management (IPM) system along with Pest inspection, moisture metres, fibre optic devices (borescopes), thermal Imaging and Termitract. Monitors can be also used as part of an active dusting program, to monitor the ingress of termite activity, where termites are most active, to build up activity to make other treatment more successful, and as an early warning device they can detect and intercept termites before they have a chance to enter your home and do major damage.
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Your local Austrapest Pest Manager can install and use the monitors for evidence of termite activity. Installation is done around the perimeter of the building and to high risk areas ie where soil may be built up against a wall.
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Monitoring stations with termite attractive timbers used in conjunction with baits such as Insect growth regulators (IGRs) can achieve colony elimination often where the colony cannot be located.
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Austrapest timber monitoring pegs impregnated with starch are also available.
Austrapest and Kevmac together have been established in the Sydney Metropolitan since 1949, providing excellence in pest services.


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This web feature was written by Steve Watters and produced by the NZHistory.net.nz team.
- Patu! - documentary about the 1981 Springbok Tour (NZ On Screen)
- 'Try revolution' - documentary about Sth African reaction to the 1981 Springbok Tour (NZ On Screen)
- 'Springbok Tour special' on Close Up 4 July 2006 (TVNZ)
- 1981 South African rugby union tour of New Zealand (Wikipedia)
- Cameron, Don, Barbed Wire Boks, 1981, Auckland, Rugby Press Ltd.
- Chapple, Geoff, 1981: The Tour. Wellington, 1984, A H & A W Reed.
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Synchronized Swimming at the 2004 Summer Games: Previous Summer Games ▪ Next Summer Games
Host City: Athina, Greece
Venue(s): Olympic Aquatic Centre, Athens Olympic Sports Complex Spiros Loues, Athina
Date Started: August 26, 2004
Date Finished: August 27, 2004
Format: Technical and free routines. Final total is sum of 50% of technical routine score and 50% of free routine score.
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The Russians had won every event they had entered since the 2000 Olympics and were expected to win easily. They did so. The only suspense came in the final routine when the PA system failed and their music stopped shortly into their routine. They were allowed to re-start, after which the chase for the gold medal was over. Japan repeated their silver medal performance from 2000. The American team won the bronze, returning to the podium after they have missed out in 2000.


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Legends of Tomorrow: Season 2, Episode 16 "Doomworld" (B+)
Now here's a concept I can get behind. It makes so much sense to me that these three supervillains would want to create a reality where the legends that they hate so much are living their own worst hells. Having one episode for the legends to regain their memories of the way things actually were worked extremely well, especially since Eobard was intent on destroying the spear once and for all so that reality would be set as he had created it, never to be changed by the legends. Discord being sewn between the villains helped too, particularly with the emergence of Mick's conscience, which earned him not one but four slaps to the face once each of the legends remembered just what he had done to them. Aside from Rip spending his entire hell perfecting his cake-baking skills, the best parts of this episode were the funny ones, like Nate's mom making great sandwiches, Darhk delivering a bad guy monologue, and Darhk and Nate nearly high-fiving before realizing that they're not on the same side. Halfway through this episode, it seemed like the legends were going to win, and then things took a very dark turn with Snart of all people killing Amaya. Just like Snart got brought back from the dead, I hope Amaya can be also. The notion that Eobard has made himself the king of this universe and doesn't want the legends dead but has earned the ire of his former allies is interesting, and I love that Gideon has come in handy again and is ready to help the legends retake reality in what's sure to be an awesome early season finale next week.
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
What I'm Watching: Legends of Tomorrow
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January 8, 1929 - August 28, 2010
Gilbertsville, NY
Joel E. Reach, 81, of Gilbertsville, went to be with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on August 28, 2010 at home with his family by his side.
He was born January 8, 1929 in Bibb Co. Alabama to the late Gordon and Annie Mae (Medders) Reach. Joel married Patricia Terwilliger on July 2, 1954 in Wallkill, NY.
He enlisted in the United States Air Force in 1947. He served his country in WWII during the Berlin Airlift, the Korean War and the Vietnam Pipeline. Joel retired from the Air Force in 1968 and began working for the NYS Bridge Authority. He was a former Scout Master, with Boy Scouts in Naha, Okinawa. Joel was also a past member of the Homestead Everglades Posse, a precision drill team on horseback out of Homestead, FL. He was a member of the Dutch Reformed Church of Shawangunk, NY where he served as an Elder and Deacon. Joel was also a member of the VFW and the American Legion.
He is survived by his wife, Patricia Reach of Gilbertsville; son, Joel D. Reach and grandson, Justin Reach of Oneonta; daughter, Laurie O'Brien and her husband, Michael of Bainbridge; grandsons, Michael Deciano of Williamsburg, VA, Jason (Kristi) Deciano of Newnan, GA, Ryan Deciano of Utica; son, Jay Christopher Reach, Mt. Upton; grandson, Joshua Reach, Phoenix, AZ; granddaughters, Jennifer Reach of Walton and Vanessa Nelson of Mt. Upton; son, Jeremy Reach Yangshuo, China; sisters, Ruth Crowder of Clarksville, TN, Deda Kelly of Fayetteville, NC, Doralee McCool of Tuscaloosa, AL; and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his sister, Yvonne Bowling and brother, Edward Reach.
Upon Joel's request, services will be private and at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Circle Drive Alliance Church Building Fund, 6 Circle Drive, Sidney, NY 13838.
Condolences can be sent to the family online at www.landersfh.com. Arrangements are under the direction of C.H. Landers Funeral Chapel, 21 Main St., Sidney, NY; 607-563-3545.


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Interesting little tidbit in CIO Insight this week about productivity. Parallax View – IT Spending – IT: A Bright Spot in an Economic Slowdown.
There's nothing wrong really with trying to see the silver lining in an economic slowdown (ie. that workers are increasing their productivity while the economy slows), but I think we need to see beyond the short term effects of this productivity surge as they call it.
The writer's feel that businesses haven't been investing as heavily as they did in in the 1990's and I agree with that. I cut my teeth in the business world during the go-go days when everyone was installing ERP systems to head of the doomsday scenario that Y2K was sure to bring. I felt fortunate to be in consulting those years because it was lucrative but I really should have been in sales. I think you just had to sit by your phone for a few years in the late 90's and fortunes rained down upon you.
Back to today's reality however, I think the game has changed significantly. The low hanging fruit is gone. What major or even medium sized company doesn't have an ERP system already? There's even plentiful solutions for the SMB market. Where to invest the IT dollars isn't as much of a no-brainier anymore but I think the returns to be had can be significant if you're actually aligning your IT projects to your business needs.
Anyway, I started out talking about productivity and what's left unsaid behind the numbers. I tend to think that productivity is going to go up during recessions because companies force less people to do the same work that was done by more. Whether companies actively reduce their headcount or let it happen by attrition it's natural that the ones left behind will be obliged to pick up the slack. You know they want to do it because the alternative is looking for a new job when there are plenty of others doing the same and businesses aren't hiring. I think this is, at best, a very short term solution. I say we should look for productivity to increase going into the downturn but start to lag just like everything else. Despite fearing for their jobs, people still get burnt out. They will start to spend more time complaining about the way things are versus how they used to be. They might still stay at work until 9pm and come in at 7am but the output during those hours just is not going to be sustainable over time.
One of my favorite sites, iTulip, posted this great article on the insidious unseen effects of Inflation. Although the topic of the article is inflation, I think you can draw a great parallel between that and what happens during an economic slowdown. In the iTulip article they used a restaurant as the business to illustrate how inflation changes the way they operate. You can read between the lines though and see that all companies could react the same way – all businesses have people and they have inputs to their end product. A restaurant or company cutting back can cut their fixed expenses by reducing the number of people, or they can try to lower unit costs by substituting cheaper products or providing less quantity for the price. While having less shrimp in your pad Thai is a bad thing, I'm more focused here on what the effect is on the employees left to hold it together.
The quote from the article hits it right on the head:
Management tries to lower fixed expenses (versus per plate of food unit costs) by reducing staff. Customers experience this as slowness and crankiness among the remaining overburdened wait staff. If your wait person is cranky and unresponsive, count how many tables they are covering before passing judgment. These days it's probably too many.
The morale of their article is that well run, properly capitalized businesses that have a lot of cash can use these recessions to steal the customers from their weaker competitor's. The key is to not do the things that are forcing your competitor's to go out of business. Don't raise your prices as much, don't begin to skimp on the quality of the products you offer and most importantly, don't let the service you provide slip because you've decided to rest all the work of many on the shoulders of less.
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Brook Green Medical Centre, Bute Gardens, Hammersmith, London, W6 7EGTel: 020 7471 3333
The practice moved to its present site in 1997. The design of the new building has taken into account the needs of our patients and will serve those patients well into the 21st century. We shall continue to provide a family based service, delivered by a team of dedicated and conscientious professionals. Our practice covers an area of about 5 miles radius. If you have any doubt whether your home is in our area, please ask one of our reception staff for guidance.
Dr Dellal, the founder of the present-day practice, came to 80 Brook Green in 1932 where he lived and worked. This was long before the NHS was formed. He worked single-handed with no other help at all - no receptionists, no nurses. Workers were covered by Insurance Panel Patients, but not their families, who had to pay, therefore causing great hardship. The cost of consultation included 'a bottle of medicine'. Dr Dellal used mix this himself.
During the second world war Dr Dellal became a medical officer to troop convoys between UK and Gibraltar- doing the return trips with ten days 'rest' at each end. In 1942 he joined the 1st Army and served in North Africa and Italy, where he was in charge of a prisoner of war hospital. He always said this was the best time in his life.
Mrs. Dellal and the children, David and Doreen, spent the war in Wales. Their house was requisitioned and used for housing for the people bombed out of their homes. It was difficult to get the house returned to them, but finally- in the summer of 1946 they returned to London and Dr Dellal started to rebuild his practice. His patients had been looked after by surrounding doctors. It was difficult to get started again, so the beginning of the NHS was a blessing for doctors and patients alike.
So, in 1948 EVERYBODY was entitled to medical treatment without cost. Dr Dellal never stopped singing the praises of the NHS and the freedom it gave doctors to prescribe the treatment needed, without thinking about cost. In 1961, Dr Edward Shaoul joined the practice. The premises were enlarged to nearly double the size! In 1966 this gave room for Dr Doreen Shaoul to join the practice and Jocelyn Boys to be the very first receptionist! Dr Dellal was not at all happy at the idea of a receptionist and insisted on waiting until Mrs. Boys's children were old enough for her to come out to work.
Until 1981 the practice was entirely family run and the patients were far less mobile than now. We still look after 3 and 4 generations of families - and 5 generations of one family.
Dr Dellal kept sweets in the desk drawer and children never left the surgery without one! Dr Edward used to deliver babies at home and many of our existing patients were delivered by him!
Dr David Wingfield joined in 1989 and he has continued the tradition as a locally involved G.P living locally, sending his children to school at Brook Green and both he and his wife being active members of The Brook Green Medical Association.
Over the years the French Community on Brook Green has grown substantially. Dr Wingfield speaks excellent French and his wife Françoise liaises closely with the community in her capacity as President of the Parents Association at the French school, Jacques Prevert. Since 1981, other doctors have joined us and in 1986 we employed our first Practice Nurse. In 1988 Gillian Williams joined us as Practice Nurse and trained under Dr Edward to qualify as one of the first Nurse Practitioners.
You can see who is now working at our practice in the rest of this web site. We currently have over 11,000 registered patients and staff numbers are appropriate to this. It is a far cry from the days of Dr Dellal, but we know the spirit of striving for excellence lives on.
Dr Edward and Dr Doreen Shaoul retired in June 2006
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It's pretty sad that the Democrats like Eric Holder have been calling into question the Supreme Court after they lost a bruising Supreme Court confirmation battle that they themselves politicized. But despite the Democrats' best efforts, Kavanaugh started work at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, where he began hearing oral arguments and was greeted warmly by his new colleagues.
From Daily Caller:
Throughout his first sitting, Kavanaugh projected command and interacted warmly with his new colleagues, several of whom were especially lighthearted during the arguments.
"We wish you a long and happy career in our common calling," Chief Justice John Roberts told Kavanaugh at the beginning of Tuesday's arguments, invoking the construction he often uses when publicly offering well wishes to colleagues.
Kavanaugh's parents, his wife Ashley and their children were also present in the courtroom as was his predecessor, Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Interestingly, while Justice Elena Kagan had herself seemed to express concerns about the continuing legitimacy of the Court because of concerns about whether they would still have that "balance" and "swing vote" which Kennedy had represented, she was very friendly to Kavanaugh.
As is tradition, Kavanaugh was seated at the far right of the bench in the seat reserved for the junior justice. Justice Elena Kagan sat one seat to the left. The pair smiled warmly together and laugh throughout, and shook hands at the end of the proceedings. As dean of Harvard Law School, Kagan hired Kavanaugh to teach a course over the winter term.
Kavanaugh looked ready and clearly prepared, asking several questions during the arguments.
Officials were still concerned about disruptions and protesters after the hysterical mania of leftists pounding and clawing of the doors of the Court on Saturday while Kavanaugh was being sworn in.
Fear that lingering anger would erupt during Tuesday's proceedings was palpable, particularly as a court officer delivered the official admonition to remain seated and silent with unusual forcefulness. A smattering of protesters, some of whom wore handmaid costumes, demonstrated in front of the court's marble plaza in the morning. But as arguments began, a genial and orderly mood prevailed.
The first case involved the Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA), a federal law enhancing sentences for repeat offenders, which has caused them lots of consternation in the past. As Justice Alito noted, laughing. "You might have gotten a hint that a majority of the Court really hates ACCA and is picking it apart bit by bit by bit."
The first case, Stokeling v. U.S., concerns a provision of the ACCA that requires a sentence enhancement for criminals with previous convictions for violent felonies. Stokeling asks whether felony convictions under state law that involve minimal force count for enhancement.
Alito asked if the ACCA's definition of "violent felony" reaches shoving, grabbing or pinching. Justice Sonia Sotomayor followed up on this point, turning to her right to pinch Justice Neil Gorsuch, who reacted with good-natured surprise.
Sounds like even while Democrats are attacking the Court, the Court is welcoming Kavanaugh with open arms and modeling proper behavior.


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It's a good question for Tom Ognar, manager of Wells Fargo's Advantage Growth Fund. The fund is up an average of 15.26 percent per year over the last five years.
"These are troubling times, and so, let's take that into account and have a game plan," he told CNBC.
He urges investors to "stress-test" their portfolios, watching out for those companies that are lowering their guidance, and those companies that are able to offset challenges with unique initiatives.
One company that survives his stress test is medical device firm St. Jude Medical.
"That really fits into our game plan, which is, find areas where you're not really dependent on the consumer, find areas where the U.S. economy's not going to drive the opportunity set for the company's fortunes, and St. Jude is a good example of that," he said.


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Suna, The Pioneer, known as "Queen of the Track" and "Sunnacher", Suna was a true trailblazer as one of the first women to race in Palestine and to place in the top 10. She retired from racing at the end of the 2010 season. Suna was, and is, an inspiration to many, including us.
Noor, The Drifter. There is one word that best descibes Noor… that is BADASS. Born in Texas, she grew up in Jerusalem and has lived around the world. Noor speaks 3 languages, is a serious athlete and loves to drift and ride dirt bikes. Enough said.
Hadeel - The Rookie. Hadeel is a mechanical engineering student entering her third year at Birzeit University. She loves cars and it is her dream to race. She has been coming to the races to help inspect the cars before the race and to cheer the girls on.
Mona - The Veteran. What can we say about Mona. She hangs out of cars racing at top speed. She cracks the best jokes. And she is the first to help you if you need it. She is the original Speed Sister. The veteran. Mona was "discovered" while racing boys in the streets of Ramallah and has never turned back since.
Betty - Betty started racing in 2010. Both her father and her brother are car racers as well. She was the fastest women on the Palestinian circuit in 2011 and is now sponsored by Peugeot Palestine.
Marah Zahalka - The Prodigy. From Jenin and grew up during some pretty tough times. She taught herself how to drive by watching her mom give driving lessons when she was 12. Now 20 years old, Marah knows her way around a track, and through the finish line.
Jawabrah says she's heard men call it haram, or forbidden, but she thinks they are ill-informed. There is nothing wrong with racing, she says.
While most of the men at the races applaud just as loudly for the female racers as for the men, some say they are uncomfortable with women at the racetrack.
Tareq Sarsou, a 33-year-old Ramallah store owner, says that while he was impressed by the sport, he isn't sure it's appropriate for Palestinian society. "I would not allow my wife, my sister or my daughter to race here," Sarsou says.


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For about few years I'm using daily planners. If I see that someone regularly using a daily planner, it is a signal that a person has goals and this person achieve them. Some people using daily planners in phones, but I prefer to use paper planners because it's more freedom to write or draw your goals, to-do,


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Plans that would see a McDonald's built in Warwick have now been withdrawn.
In January The Courier ran a story about plans being drawn up that would see a new two-storey Drive-Thru McDonald's restaurant built on Emscote Road.
According to the planning documents the new restaurant would have gone on the Tesco Superstore car park.
On Warwick District Councils planning portal the McDonald's plans had received more than 100 objections including one from Warwick Town Council and one from Warwickshire County Council's Highways authority.
On February 14 the plans were withdrawn.
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Anatomia geral > Sistema nervoso > Parte periférica; Sistema nervoso periférico > Nervos espinais > Nervos lombares [L1-L5] > Ramos anteriores > Plexo lombar > Nervo femoral > Nervo safeno > Ramos cutâneos surais mediais
The medial cutaneous nerve (ramus cutaneus anterior; internal cutaneous nerve), branch of the femoral nerve, passes obliquely across the upper part of the sheath of the femoral artery, and divides in front, or at the medial side of that vessel, into two branches, an anterior and a posterior.
The anterior branch runs downward on the Sartorius, perforates the fascia lata at the lower third of the thigh, and divides into two branches: one supplies the integument as low down as the medial side of the knee; the other crosses to the lateral side of the patella, communicating in its course with the infrapatellar branch of the saphenous nerve.
The posterior branch descends along the medial border of the Sartorius muscle to the knee, where it pierces the fascia lata, communicates with the saphenous nerve, and gives off several cutaneous branches. It then passes down to supply the integument of the medial side of the leg. Beneath the fascia lata, at the lower border of the Adductor longus, it joins to form a plexiform net-work (subsartorial plexus) with branches of the saphenous and obturator nerves. When the communicating branch from the obturator nerve is large and continued to the integument of the leg, the posterior branch of the medial cutaneous is small, and terminates in the plexus, occasionally giving off a few cutaneous filaments. The medial cutaneous nerve, before dividing, gives off a few filaments, which pierce the fascia lata, to supply the integument of the medial side of the thigh, accompanying the long saphenous vein. One of these filaments passes through the saphenous opening; a second becomes subcutaneous about the middle of the thigh; a third pierces the fascia at its lower third.


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Immutable: MemoryOct 15th, 2009 | By Jody | Category: Featured Articles, Immutable, Novel Updates
Jody Whitaker is currently working on a novel titled "Immutable: Memory".
Hes in the process of editing the current endeavor and writing down ideas for the next book in the series "Immutable: Witness".
The Immutable series will be offered as a free serialized audiobook at Podiobooks.com. The author will follow in the large footsteps of another great and wonderful author Kimberly Steele. Although Jody hopes the series is as dark, interesting, sexual, historical, and taboo as the author of Forever Fifteen he gave it his best effort.


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Santa Maddalena di Canossa: Built 1992-97
Architect: Giovanni Ambrosi de Magistris
At the same time that the "garage" church of Sant'Ilirio was being renovated, a new parish was formed about 1km north, Santa Maddalena di Canossa.
The interior seats about 600 people and it is a very successful architectural space for the community celebration of the Eucharist. (For a dozen years the priests have been able to keep the church free of clutter. I wish other modern churches could do that!)
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Blame it on Cinderella and Fifty Shades of Gray. Because of them, the population of baby boomers and millennials with XX chromosomes looked for their own Prince Charmings and Christian Grays to marry. And they lived miserably ever after.
Picking the man you plan to live with 'til death do you part should be a rigorous process of elimination. Set the heart aside and take a clinical approach to the selection. Broaden your knowledge by learning about the types of men to marry and the types to run away from. First, set your basic requirements for your potential lifetime partner – tolerable looks, a sense of humor, a bit of intelligence. After that, you must make it easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than it is for a man to win you over. [Read more…]


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In the world of fashion men often have to play second fiddle to the ladies. Female models command higher salaries and more front-cover splashes, while the guys are often used merely as accessories. wiwibloggs wants to right that wrong and give the men a space to shine. That's why we launched Eurovision's Next Top Male Model — the premier online modelling contest for the men of Eurovision.
As always, we need your help to determine who has the charisma—and the muscle—to carry the prestigious title. Here's how it will work. Thirty-nine men want a spot in the Top Male Model final. But wiwibloggs can only afford 14 tubs of protein powder and 14 subscriptions to Men's Health magazine. As such, we will conduct semi-final voting between now and May 2. From time to time the contestant with the lowest number of votes will be asked to pack up his dumbells and go home. The last 14 men standing will advance to the final. All votes will be erased, and you guys will have another opportunity to vote.
Suave: As we launch our search for #Eurovision's Next Top Male Model 2016, it's time to say goodbye to ENTMM 2015 winner @gianginoble11. The Italian stud has done the competition proud, taking his fierce look global during @ilvolomusic's recent North American tour. He will no doubt continue to shine and thrive, bringing even more lustre to this prestigious competition. Gianluca Ginoble, we salute you! #gianlucaginoble #ilvolo #ilvolomundial
Eurovision's Next Top Male Model 2016
Our panel of experts has had to make some difficult decisions already. The male artists representing Bosnia & Herzegovina, Denmark and the United Kingdom will each compete as individuals, as will Francois (the lead singer of Cyprus' Minus One), Petar (the lead singer of Montenegro's Highway) and Nika Kocharov (the lead singer of the Young Georgian Lolitaz). Their backing vocalists will compete as groups — The Men of Highway, The Men of Minus One and The Young Georgian Lolitaz, respectively. Greece's Argo, whose lead singer is a woman, will see The Men of Argo compete as a single unit as well. This is primarily because the backing vocalists and band members are rarely photographed on their own, making it difficult to asses their Top Model potential as individuals.
After revealing the finalists, the team at wiwibloggs reserves the right to declare a state of he-mergency and save a contestant, either through a public vote or internal selection. This singer (or singers) will join the finals of Eurovision's Next Top Male Model 2016. The judges also reserve the right to remove a contestant from the final if it emerges that he has acted in any way that would bring the competition into disrepute. This includes the use of steroids, starring in films with adult themes and a criminal record which includes at least two felonies or misdemeanours. Respect the contest — and each other.
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The genet makes its first appearance of the night, just like it did seven years ago when I first visited Umani spring camp. �It�s a baby leopard� our guide Richard of the quaint little tented camp tells the new arrivals. For a moment the foreigners believe him until they realize he�s joking. The large spotted genet is in its preferred habitat by the swamp. Its one of the several species of genets, a cat sized svelte animal.
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Audrey Wurdemann
Audrey Wurdemann
Pencil sketch of Audrey Wurdemann
|January 1, 1911
Seattle, WA, US
|May 20, 1960 (aged 49)
Miami, FL, US
|Joseph Auslander
Audrey Wurdemann (January 1, 1911 – May 20, 1960) was an American poet. She was the youngest winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry at the age of 24, for her collection Bright Ambush.[1]
Wurdemann was born in Seattle, Washington. She claimed to be the great-great-granddaughter of Percy Bysshe Shelley, but no Shelley lineage can be connected to her family. She never attended grammar school, and entered high school at the age of 11.
Her first collection of poetry, 'The House of Silk' was published when she was 16, sponsored by California poet George Sterling. She was a 1931 honors graduate of the University of Washington. After college she traveled through Asia.
She married poet and novelist Joseph Auslander in 1932 and moved to New York City, where he taught at Columbia. They moved to Washington, DC when Auslander was appointed the first Poet Laureate Consultant in poetry of the Library of Congress; they lived at 3117 35th Street Northwest, Washington, D.C., in the Cathedral Heights neighborhood.[2] She subsequently collaborated with him on the novels My Uncle Jan and The Islanders. They spent their last years living in Coral Gables, Florida.
Her work appeared in Harper's,[3] and Poetry magazine.[4] Their papers are held at the University of Miami.[5]
- Poetry
- The House of Silk (1927)
- Bright Ambush (1934, winner of the 1935 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry)
- The Seven Sins (1935)
- Splendour in the Grass (1936)
- Testament of Love (1938)
- Fiction
- My Uncle Jan (1945) with Joseph Auslander
- The Islanders (1951) with Joseph Auslander
- ^ http://proust.library.miami.edu/findingaids/?p=creators/creator&id=360
- ^ http://dcwriters.poetrymutual.org/pages/auslander-wurdemann.html
- ^ http://harpers.org/subjects/AudreyWurdemann
- ^ http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/toc/224
- ^ http://proust.library.miami.edu/findingaids/?p=creators/creator&id=360
External links[edit]
- Oxford Companion to American Literature
- New York Times Obituary (subscription required)
- Audrey Wurdemann at Library of Congress Authorities, with 5 catalog records


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Can I bring my own paintballs?
No. Unfortunately we only allow paintballs that was bought from our store.
What is paintball?
Paintball is a fun, fast paced, energetic sport that is good for all ages and walks of life. It involves two teams with paintball markers and can be played as an elimination style, capture the flag, or many other fun scenarios. It is a sport that is rapidly growing from its roots over 15 years ago and is rapidly becoming one of the most popular extreme sports out there today.
Is it safe?
Yes! Paintball is actually one of the safer sports you can play. Statistically more people get injured in tennis and even golf then in paintball. Our staff works with all of our players new and experienced to make sure everyone knows the safety rules before they are brought onto a field of play.
Who can play?
The best part about paintball is that anyone of any age, race, or religion, or athletic ability can play and have a good time! We cater to people ages 8-100 from every background imaginable.
Does it hurt?
While being hit with a paintball is certainly not pleasant it is no where near as bad as some people may say. Some people compare it to a small pinch or sting. Bare skin is where it will hurt the most which is why we recommend covering as much skin as possible. Also layers will help reduce the pain. Once you get going on the field and playing and the adrenalin starts pumping you will many times not even notice being shot.
What do I wear?
The typical answer to this question is to cover as much skin as possible. We suggest you wearing long sleeves, pants, a hat, and gloves. Also remember you will be running, crawling, sliding, and diving throughout your playing so wear something that you don't mind getting dirty. Although the paint washes out pretty well dirt and grass stains may not. It is always a good idea to bring a few layers as it may get hot, cold, rainy, or snowy throughout the day and it will also help you deal with paint tolerance of getting hit with the paintballs. Lastly we recommend a change of clothes for the ride home as you may be covered in grass dirt or paint by the end of the day.
Do I need a group?
A group of people is not necessary although many will come in small groups of 2-5. We are open weekends for walk-ons 9-4 year round and if the weather is nice we will usually have a pretty good sized crowd where you can come by yourself or with a few others.
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Yes, we offer two types of group packages: A half day or a Full day. The information about them can be found here: PRICES if you have a very large 50+ or special type of group idea you can call 732 656-9566 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to make a custom package.
What type of events can be done?
At Long Live Paintball we can tackle any and all types of events. Some of our most popular ones include: Corporate Team building, Birthday Parties, Bachelor Parties, Religious Groups, Fundraisers, Day camps, Sweet 16's,Team Practices, and Bar/Bah Mitzphas.
How does the weather affect play?
Please call before coming out if the forecast is either rain or snow.
Can I bring my own paint?
You are not allowed to bring in outside paint, bought elsewhere, to Long Live Paintball. You must purchase paint at our facility.


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Manchester Giants are poised to make Keith Page the latest 'home-grown' talent to join the club – as a replacement for Devan Bailey.
Giants chief Jeff Jones has held talks with the Stockport-born point guard, who played under him at Manchester Magic and last year starred for the Durham Wildcats.
Bailey, meanwhile, will not be returning to the club for a second season after a sometimes fractious relationship with Jones last term.
Jones, who will keep the squad from the Giants' first season back in the British Basketball League largely intact, said he was hoping to add Page, who has also played for Cheshire in the BBL, to his roster.
"We have been talking to Keith and I'm hoping that it can all be agreed and done and dusted," he said.
"He has a bit more experience and he fits in to what we are trying to do.
"He was in situations at Chester then Durham where, although they were not great teams, he had a lot of responsibility."
Basketball under fire: Anger as courtside seat for NBA game at Manchester Arena costs £500
Page, 26, came up through the Amaechi Centre's junior ranks then spent five years in the US – four at Ursinus College – before returning to play senior basketball in EBL1 with Jones at Magic.
He averaged 13.5 points and three assists per game with Durham last year, with a field goal percentage of 41.
"He has a high basketball IQ and understands what is required to make a team work," added Jones.
While Bailey performed solidly for the Giants last season – with 8.3 points and 3.4 assists per game – he clearly didn't always see eye to eye with Jones.
"We were probably going in different directions," said the veteran coach.
"Devan wasn't satisfied with certain things and neither were we. We need everyone in the boat rowing the same way and that wasn't quite happening.
"He had some good games for us but I wanted another player with more experience at the point guard position.
"I think that Devan thought that would limit his minutes on the court.
"A couple of players came in and out over the course of the season and the door would never be closed on any of them."
Bailey said he had 'no regrets' about his season with the Giants but added: "I'm an outspoken person and it is fair to say there were one or two problems.
"The owners were outstanding and the organisation did a great job in the first year.
"But with the players we had I believe we should have been in the top three. We had a great group of talented, individual players and it didn't happen.
"I believe I am a good player and I want to push myself. I'll travel and see what opportunities come up and if nothing comes of it, I'll fall back on something else."


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This book is an illustrated children's book that tells a story of a seven-year-old girl's experiences with her mother's cancer. This book, along with "When a Parent Has Cancer - A Guide to Caring for Your Children" (see below), provide a plan of action for you and your children to live meaningfully and well when life is at its most uncertain.
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This is a book for families written from the heart of experience. A mother, physician, and cancer survivor, Dr. Wendy Harpham offers clear, direct, and sympathetic advice for parents challenged with the task of raising normal, healthy children while they struggle with a potentially life-threatening disease.
This book provides parents and other caregivers with suggestions on how to approach children with the information that their parent is seriously ill. There are lots of examples of how and what to say to children and teens.
This book explores the broad range of emotions people with cancer and their loved ones experience from the moment of diagnosis through the treatment and its aftermath. It is a book that inspires hope – through stories of the simple courage of ordinary people confronting cancer. Visit their web site www.humansideofcancer.com
This book addresses the difficulties that many patients face after treatment is complete. Now what? How do you pick up the pieces of your life and put them back together? There are no guidelines where to go and how to get there. This book will support you along your recovery journey.
Erin Zammett is a cancer patient that was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia when she was 23. This book deals with all the funny, scary, happy and sad moments that occur after you hear the words "You have cancer." An excellent book, especially for young adults dealing with cancer because this book is written by a young adult and it discusses young adult issues such as fertility, intimacy and relationships.
Three years after reaching the top of Everest, he came face to face with an even bigger mountain: he was diagnosed with acute leukemia…and given less than a year to live. With the help of his fiancée, Cecilia, he not only survived, but thrived, and the couple emerged stronger. The story offers not only a living example of how to climb back from cancer, but demonstrates how to transform adversity into opportunity. A must read for every patient, survivor and caregiver. Visit their web site at www.climbback.com
7 times Tour De France winner Lance Armstrong tells his story of his journey with cancer. Armstrong's book is an inspiring story that is truthful and honest. He doesn't sugar-coat what the difficult moments were like for him, rather he lets us in on his personal battle with cancer.
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It is essential to realise how important it is to protect data at the point that it is generated and dispatched. We cannot rely on intermediaries and don't encrypt our data before we put them out there.
April 2016, Full review
Security experts, RNDr. Jiri Bartos, Ph.D. and Ing. Vladimir Lazecky, from the company Viavis Inc., answer questions about cyber security and cyber attacks.
March 2016, Full review
… as soon as you have connected USB, complete protection of any common e-mail will run, plus the data on disk and in the cloud. The whole encryption process that happens automatically, using technology RSA 2048 bit encryption standard combined with 3DES.
October 2015, Full review
… the only one on the world are able to disable read an e-mail remotely, long after send. Security startup Talkey can, except basic e-mail's functions, automatically closed and destroy e-mail after a specified time or number of opening, disable forwarding and more. Another advantage is that Talkey do not have encryption keys to each other,for access to e-mails. This is a huge difference from other services.
October 2015, Full review
… data can be reached from any system, it is only about the amount of effort, says security expert Ing. Vladimir Lazecky. User's problem is that they do not understand the principles of the internet, e-mail, or social networks they operate and conduct themselves accordingly, says Ing. Vladimir Lazecký. The biggest risk is, according to him, the user himself.
September 2015, Full review
… why is important to protect your information? The answer is simple – because the information have their value, have their price. Imagine the type of information, manufacturing information of a new product on which your employees work years. And then the employee will it sent to the competition by mistake. I describe a real example. Damages caused to go millions.
September 2015, Full review, video by time 6:55
… if you want to make rough test of whoever reads your e-mails in your company, send an e-mail to management with with subject: Roadmap personnel changes in 2015 with a fictitious proposal and see what happens …
February 2015
… interesting encryption novelty, designated for less experienced users too, whose advantages are
Simplicity and Friendliness …
February 2015
… this solution can not be to break through with brute force with current technologies, but also predict that only in the Czech Republic is more than 100 thousand potential users of the technology. The project arose because Radim Hofrichter, owner brokerage institutions to seek solutions to secure communication between a company and its business partners …
November 2014, Full review
… e-mails are more like postcards than sealed letters that anyone can read. Many e-mail service providers had not encrypt messages. Before the what encryption can protect Internet users and how does it work? …
June 2014, Full review


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FVAS Student Code of Conduct
This Code is to be used alongside and in addition to the University of Melbourne's Student Conduct Policy (MPF1324).
The Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences at the University of Melbourne is responsible for the training of professionals in the fields of Veterinary and Agricultural Science.
All students in the Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences are expected to act according to behavioural and professional standards required by society, relevant professional bodies, the University and the Faculty at all times for the duration of their studies.
The Code sets out the behaviour and conduct expected of students of the Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences. The faculty imposes obligations upon students to demonstrate respectful and considerate behaviour towards fellow students and staff as well as any external member of the public with whom they have interaction during, or as part of their studies. The code also further reinforces the obligations placed on students by the University to act with honesty and integrity in all dealings relating to their education.
The processes available where there have been breaches of the Code will be described. The consequences and range of possible penalties for breaches of the Code will also be outlined. Decisions regarding consequences and penalties to be applied will be at the discretion of the Faculty, in accordance with University policy and dependent on the circumstances particular to each case.
Student Code of Conduct
Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences students must abide by the following standards of behaviour.
Personal Responsibility
Students are responsible for their own conduct at all times. They are expected to know and comply with all aspects of the Code and other relevant university policies regarding student behaviour.
An important aspect of professional behaviour is a capacity for independent and self-directed learning. The Faculty is required by professional and accrediting bodies to produce graduates that are competent in these areas. Therefore, while academic staff will always undertake to provide the guidance, materials and support that students need in order to successfully complete their program of study, students are ultimately responsible for their own education.
Students may refer to the University of Melbourne Student Charter, that sets out what students are responsible for and what they are entitled to expect from the University.
Respectful treatment of others
Failure to treat fellow students, staff members or members of the public in a professional and respectful manner may have serious consequences. Such behaviour:
- May have a serious effect on the health and wellbeing of the person or people affected
- Can harm the reputation of the student who has demonstrated this behaviour and consequently may adversely affect their ability to attain employment
- Can harm the reputation of the faculty and may, for example, result in public outcry and even litigation
- Can harm the reputation of businesses and private individuals and can potentially put them at risk of adverse consequences such as litigation. It may also result in a refusal of such enterprises to accept students for placements.
Students must demonstrate respectful behaviour towards their fellow students at all times. Students must demonstrate respectful behaviour towards members of Faculty staff at all times.
Students must demonstrate respectful and professional behaviour towards any person who is external to the faculty, including those with whom they interact in the course of pursuing their studies, such as enterprise owners, managers and staff.
Bullying, harassment, victimisation, vilification of, or discrimination against any person, be it a fellow student, staff member or any member of the public, will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
Recording of images and appropriate use of online communication
Refer also to the University's Privileged Information Accessed through Studies Procedure (MPF 1060)
The internet provides an individual with a worldwide audience. Anything that a student posts online is permanently in the public domain and can potentially be seen by anyone. Potential consequences of posting material online that is sensitive, confronting, insulting, offensive or bullying in nature or defamatory include:
- Damage to the student's reputation and consequent impact on that student's ability to gain employment
- Distress for a person or people affected by any material, be it written or in image form, that can be deemed insulting, hurtful or vilifying or bullying
- Damage to the reputation of the Faculty, with consequent public outcry or potential litigation
- Damage to the reputation of private people or businesses.
Of particular concern are images that involve animals or their use that may be deemed sensitive or may be taken out of context. An integral component of veterinary and many types of agricultural education involves the experience of living animals as well as the use of animal tissues. This may take place in classes on campus as well as on placements on farms and other animal enterprises. Posting of images online, that may be open to misinterpretation, can result in very serious consequences, including litigation, loss of the ability to use animals for teaching and also threats being made against the faculty, businesses and individuals.
Students are not permitted to take photographs or make recordings in any class without the express written permission of the staff member in charge of that class. Classes include lectures, practical classes, tutorials, case studies, excursions and field trips.
If any student is also to appear in a photo then the written permission of that student is also to be obtained.Students are not permitted to take photographs or make recordings at the University of Melbourne Veterinary Hospitals at Werribee or Geelong unless they have the express written permission of the Dean or his or her delegate and in addition, for photography or recording of client animals, written permission from the owner.
When on placements, students must obtain the written permission of the placement supervisor and in the case of animals, their owner, before they will be permitted to take photographs.
Students are not to post any image online that depicts an animal or animal tissues encountered as part of their studies, without written permission from the relevant course coordinator.
Students must not post any image that shows a fellow student, staff member or person encountered during a farm or business placement, without the written permission of the individual/s concerned.
Students must not post any image or written material online that may be deemed, or reasonably perceived to be, offensive, obscene or illegal.
Students must not post any material online that could adversely affect the reputation of the Faculty, or any business or private individual.
Information, images and audio recordings of any private individual or animal encountered while on placement must not be placed in the public domain without the written permission of the placement supervisor and in the case of animals, their owner.
Students must not post any written material online that is, or could be interpreted to be, insulting, hurtful, defamatory, vilification or bullying of any person, be it a fellow student, member of staff or member of the public.
If a student has a complaint relating to their education, or about a member of staff, they should make their complaint through the appropriate University channels. Students should refer to the University's Student Complaints and Grievances Procedure (MPF 1067) for information on how to properly make a complaint.
Honesty and Integrity
Honesty and integrity are fundamental components of professional behaviour. The University and the Faculty expect that students will undertake all activities pertaining to their education with honesty and integrity at all times throughout their studies. Dishonest dealings with regard to any aspect of their education can result in serious penalties, up to and including termination of enrolment.
Students must abide by the rules of the University that govern their conduct in exams (Examinations Procedure (MPF 1028), including Schedule A-Examinations), in all exams and quizzes, whether the examinations are centrally timetabled and conducted or conducted 'in department' by the Faculty.
Students must not remove exam papers from exams unless expressly permitted to do so.
Students must not undertake any activity that could be construed as cheating during exams, including bringing electronic devices or written material into exams or using computers to seek answers online (unless permitted as part of an open book exam) or colluding with fellow students.
Students must not promote cheating by fellow students, e.g. by the collation and dissemination of exam questions or papers that have not been released by the Faculty.
Special consideration provisions are provided by the University and the Faculty for students who have a genuine need for them. Students must be honest in all statements made to the Faculty and the University in their applications for special consideration.
The Faculty considers the fraudulent signing of documents to be an extremely serious matter. Students must not use their signature for fraudulent purposes. Examples include attaching your signature to work that is not your own, or signing a document that makes a false claim about your work, achievements or activities.
Forging the signature of another person is a potentially criminal activity. Examples include falsifying the signature of a fellow student on an attendance sheet, or falsifying the signature of a person who is responsible for signing off on a placement.
Plagiarism is the presentation of the work of someone else as your own. The Faculty is vigilant in scrutinising any assessment task for evidence of plagiarism and will penalise students that are found guilty.
A student who allows another student to copy their work, in the knowledge that the second student will present the work as their own, is also guilty of plagiarism.
Copying of other peoples work without their permission is a form of theft. Students are not to copy the work of a fellow student or the work of a member of teaching staff under any circumstances unless express permission has been granted by the individual student or staff member concerned. This includes making written notes or taking photographs of the original material. If permission for use has been granted, students must identify and acknowledge any work that they have copied from another person and must not present it as their own work.
Students must submit assignments and other assessment tasks by the due date, unless they have sought and been given permission for an extension from the relevant course coordinator. Unless an extension has been granted marks will be deducted at a rate determined by the faculty. Students will usually be asked to provide documentary evidence to support their request for an extension and must be honest in all such submissions made.
General behaviour
Students are responsible for their own safety and must not engage in any action that places the safety of others at risk.
The Faculty will not tolerate antisocial or illegal behaviour. Students that engage in antisocial or illegal behaviour place their ongoing enrolment and their careers at risk.
Veterinary students should be aware that it is a requirement for registration in Victoria that a veterinary graduate be of good character. Further, in order to be granted registration an individual must not have been convicted of any indictable offence within the previous 10 years and must not have a drug or alcohol dependency (The Veterinary Practice Act 1997 Part 2 Section 6 Subsection2).
Students must conduct themselves responsibly at all Faculty or student-organised functions and activities. Bad behaviour arising from intoxication will not be tolerated. Depending on the seriousness of the breach individual students may face a misconduct charge and in addition may be banned from future functions. Another possible outcome is that such functions may be banned entirely. Students should also refer to the University of Melbourne Responsible Management and Use of Alcohol Policy (MPF 1267).
Breaches of the Code
If a student becomes aware of any breaches of the Code by another student then they are encouraged to report their concerns to a member of Faculty staff. However, the Faculty does not require a complaint to be made by a student in order for it to investigate a breach.
While the matter is under investigation, it is to be kept confidential by both the reporting student(s) and the staff members concerned.
Students must not make false allegations against a fellow student or any other person.
Following discovery of a breach, the accused student/s may be invited to an interview with an appropriate member of Faculty staff or may be invited to a formal misconduct hearing.
Depending on the nature and seriousness of the breach, the matter may be dealt with by one or more members of Faculty staff, including the Dean. University staff external to the Faculty may also become involved.
Procedures arising as a result of reported breaches of this Code will carried out according to the University of Melbourne Student Conduct Policy (MPF1324). That document should be referred to for details regarding the possible penalties that may be imposed on a student for whom an allegation of misconduct has been upheld. Possible penalties range from a reprimand of the student through to termination of enrolment.
Bullying: When a person or group of people intentionally use words or actions to cause distress, hurt or embarrassment, or to intimidate, oppress or damage someone else. It is usually done by people who have more power over someone else or who want to make someone else feel less powerful or helpless. Bullying is not the same as conflict between people or disliking someone, but people might bully each other because of conflict or dislike. Bullying may take the following forms:
Verbal bullying: words used intentionally to upset someone e.g., insults, racist or homophobic slurs. Social bullying: use of lies, spreading of malicious gossip, repeated mimicking, deliberate exclusion. Physical bullying: physical actions such as hitting used to hurt or intimidate.
Psychological bullying: intentional use of words and actions to cause psychological harm such as intimidation, manipulation and stalking.
Cyberbullying: when technology, such as social media, emails and texts, is used to verbally, socially or psychologically bully.
Harassment: Any unwelcome behaviour that offends, embarrasses, humiliates or intimidates another person. Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances, or an unwelcome request for sexual favours or engaging in other unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature.
Vilification: An act capable of inciting hatred towards, contempt for, or ridicule of a person or group of people on the basis of race, religion, sexuality or gender.
Defamation: Publishing untrue and derogatory material about a person that harms their reputation. 'Publishing' can be in words or images and can be spoken, written or via electronic media.
Plagiarism: The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and claiming them as your own.
Good Character: A person of good character behaves professionally, with integrity and honesty. That person also does not engage in any antisocial or illegal behaviour.
Indictable offence: Students may refer to the current version of the Crimes Act 1958 (go to legislation.vic.gov.au) for details of what is considered to be an indictable offence in Victoria. Students should be aware that in 2011, bullying of a serious nature (physical bullying, psychological bullying, verbal bullying or cyberbullying) was made a crime, punishable by up to 10 years in jail.
Version 1, updated March 2016


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- Sapim is considered the best spoke manufacturer in the world.
- Sapim specializes in high performance spokes and nipples for both amateur and professional use.
Built with CX Ray Spokes: Williams System 22, 25, 31, 38, 45, 58, 85
The Sapim CX-Ray spoke is widely considered to be the premium aerodynamic spoke available today. With fatigue testing regularly giving them the highest possible marks, their unique strength and flexibility make the CX-Ray ubiquitous in high-end road wheels.
• Extremely high fatigue test results for unsurpassed durability.
• Produced from high-tensile, fatigue-resistant 18/8 stainless steel.• Special alloy treatment and sophisticated production.
Technical specs
Weight: (64 pcs x 260 mm lg) 272 g
Quality: AISI 302
Strength on middle section: 1600 N/mm2
Length: 135-310 mm
Diameter: 2.0 - (0.9x2.2) - 2.0 mm
Elliptic aero part
Built with D-Light Spokes: Williams System 35, CYCLO-CROSS
The needs of top quality MTB wheels are:
- Maximum strength
- Minimum weight
- Reasonable prices
- Disc brake approval
- Suitability for production line builds
- Easy wheel building by hand
The short 2mm section of the d-Light reduces weight especially on the
threaded side. The 2mm section starts just at the beginning of the
thread. Therefore, the rotating masses at the end of the spoke are
especially reduced. This brings benefits to both the acceleration and
braking qualities of the wheel. The use of 14G nipples offers a wide
variety of combinations.
The middle section is increased to 1,65mm, which makes the spoke much stiffer and brings less torsion during truing than a 1,5mm middle section. This results in an easier building process of the wheels.
Technical specs
Weight: (64 pcs x 260 mm lg) 307 g
Quality: Stainless
Strength on middle section: 1370 N/mm2
Length: 135-310 mm
Diameter: 2.0 - 1.65 - 2.0 mm
All Williams wheels built with Polyax nipples.


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The Friday Five for June 28th.
Hey Everyone, just because the kids are out of school and you are thinking more about cocktails on the dock, doesn't mean you can just postpone the most important 'read" of the week. Think Mobile, and bring that phone or tablet down to the water so you can check out all the interesting posts I've assembled here today.
Whoa, this is an interesting post about internet trends. What immediately is facinating is that people are using Facebook less and Youtube more. http://www.v3im.com/2013/06/7-key-takeaways-from-mary-meekers-internet-trends-report/#axzz2XVOgNgwI
Unless you've been pulling a Rip Van Winkle and sleeping for the least 5 years, there has been a significant cultural shift in how consumers absorb content. In fact, if you've been sleeping you might be wondering what exactly I mean by content. I would simply describe online content as a type of media that communicates a message to your audience via the web, it can be in the form of text, visuals, audio or video. With brands turning to content publishing, they now can control the flow of information. http://www.steamfeed.com/content-publishing-for-brands-changes-traditional-marketing/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+steamfeedcom+%28SteamFeed%29
Do you "get" Google+? I'm starting to, but it has been a bit of a journey. Here is a great website and post that will hopefully explain it better than I can. Lots of video and links too. http://www.martinshervington.com/search-engine-optimization-seo-using-google-plus/
YouTube is a great way to introduce your company to your market, entertain and interview people in your industry amongst many other uses which are only limited by your imagination. What is great about online video? http://www.jeffbullas.com/2011/01/19/how-to-create-and-promote-your-youtube-video-in-8-simple-steps/
This one is really cool. Create a custom Google map that you can add to your listings showing all the places of interest in the neighbourhood. I'm going to try it out and show you the results. http://goo.gl/maps/FX8nt http://mashable.com/2013/06/28/custom-google-map/


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Written by Gary Cobbledick. Sales representative extraordinaire.
Imaginet's per-gig packages recommended for South African gamers
There is a lot that gamers are willing to put up with to get their multiplayer fix. We'll play with low graphics if we don't have the best rig,endure some (truly incredible conditions at LANs, and even cope with very angry Russian teammates if we have to.
High latency, on the other hand, simply will not do. If you want to see broken keyboards and hear some extremely creative cussing, sit a group of hardcore gamers down and force them to play with heavy lag.
Unfortunately, South African gamers as a group are well acquainted with the frustrations of high latency gaming. Our office is staffed mainly by self-identified geeks, and for the most part this has always meant buying multiple per-gig ADSL accounts across various networks to ensure that we have something to swap across to once the ping starts rising. It has now reached the point where a number of these accounts are simply unusable for gaming. I won't be naming a network, but for many of you with consistently terrible latency and packet loss, this won't be necessary.
While I would not have expected it a few years ago, my go-to account is now per-gig on the IS backbone, which is to say my account with Imaginet.
I realised this was the case when I saw the long list of phone numbers allowed on my ADSL package. When a team mate's connection gets to be unusable and nothing else works they get added to my account to keep the game going, because our per-gig can be relied upon to provide low ping on a consistent basis. These are also the packages that do not result in speed complaints in our helpdesk, besides when the line itself becomes an issue. I could have a go at Telkom right now, but it barely seems necessary.
Jokes and snarky comments aside, our per-gig packages are a solid, affordable option that I highly recommend for South African gamers. Keep your ping low and your K/D high :)
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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: More theories on lockups
From: Björn Stenberg (bjorn_at_haxx.se)
Date: 2002-12-09
Bradley M Alexander wrote:
I doubt it. The MHK2060AT is a very common JB6000 drive. I think there would be more horror stories floating around if the model had issues.
-- Björn
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LAN or Local Area Network is the type of network connection , where it is used for getting connected to the internet service along with a certain limited area.
These types of network connections are mostly used in homes, companies, and other places. However, there are chances that your LAN might get hacked with the help of some experienced hackers. Today, we have come with 5 tips to protect your LAN from outsiders.
Generally, every router has a unique username and passwords, which many of them are not aware off. Moreover, anyone who knows the username and password can use your data remotely without your knowledge. To make sure it doesn't happen, change your username/password frequently or thrice in a year. If you don't have any idea on how to change, immediately contact the router manufacturer to get it done.
Prefer Strong passwords
Always make sure, you select the strong password for your router connection. In order to make it strong try to use the combination of alphabets, numerics, and symbols , that can be hard to find by the hackers. Set up a strong password for your router so that your network remains safe.
Scan for vulnerabilities
There are some examinations, where you can scan all the external access points in all the possible areas to check for the vulnerabilities. To keep your network safe, do this kind of examinations at least once a year.
Anti-virus program
There are some spam files on your computer connected to the network like keyloggers, spy software that can send information to the hacker unknowingly. In order to avoid it, scan your system regularly with Anti-Virus program to throw the vulnerable software.
Don't click random links
Make sure you don't click any spam links or go to an unknown site, where the possibilities of hacking your account information are too high using tab nabbing technique.


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The United States has been marked by a highly politicized and divisive history of foreign policy-making. Why do the nation's leaders find it so difficult to define the national interest?
Peter Trubowitz offers a new and compelling conception of American foreign policy and the domestic geopolitical forces that shape and animate it. Foreign policy conflict, he argues, is grounded in America's regional diversity. The uneven nature of America's integration into the world economy has made regionalism a potent force shaping fights over the national interest. As Trubowitz shows, politicians from different parts of the country have consistently sought to equate their region's interests with that of the nation. Domestic conflict over how to define the "national interest" is the result. Challenging dominant accounts of American foreign policy-making, Defining the National Interest exemplifies how interdisciplinary scholarship can yield a deeper understanding of the connections between domestic and international change in an era of globalization.
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