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Rural landscapes and lush river valleys: the Dordogne, one of the most popular walking regions in France.
Many enthusiastic walkers have the Dordogne high on their wish list for a walking holiday. And that's no wonder if you look at everything this region in southwest France offers. With its beautiful rural landscapes and lush river valleys, the landscape has an arcadic quality and is perfect to explore on foot.
On this page you'll find general information about the area, as well as ideas for things to do and explore. There are many excellent footpaths in the area and walking is a great way to experience this part of France.
You'll find the Dordogne in the southwest of France, centered on its capital Périgueux.
Just East of the Dordogne, in the mountains of the Massif Central in the Auvergne, several streams tumble down the mountains. These small rivers gradually grow in size until they become the beautiful Dordogne rivers that lazily travel through the more rolling landscapes of the Dordogne. As they travel further in the direction of the coast, they reach the flatter areas around Bergerac and then flow into the Bay Biscay in the Bordeaux region.
A self-guided trail walking holiday in the picturesque landscape of the upper Dordogne valley. Visit six of the "most beautiful villages" in France as you follow the meanders of the Dordogne river and visit famous sights such as the 11th Century Château de Castelnaud and limestone caves.
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Walking through stunning Dordogne countryside. Rivervalleys, rolling hills and quaint, historic towns. Very scenic.
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A self-guided trail walking holiday in the picturesque landscape of the upper Dordogne valley. Visit six of the "most beautiful villages" in France as you follow the meanders of the Dordogne river and visit famous sights such as the 11th Century Château de Castelnaud and limestone caves.
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With its many rivers, undulating hills and valleys, chateaux, bastide towns and prehistoric roots the Dordogne has long been a popular walking holiday destination. Explore many historic towns, quaint hamlets and scenic footpaths during this Dordogne walking holiday in France.
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The Dordogne is no doubt one of the most popular walking holiday destinations in France, but also in Europe. But why exactly? Find out on the interactive map below why the Dordogne is a must to explore on foot.
The Dordogne is an area of Rivers & Streams. The Dordogne is of course most famous. This is the Isle river.» More
The Dordogne is famous for its beautiful rural landscapes. People often liken the region to the Cotswolds.» More
The towns in the Dordogne are beautiful with many interesting buildings and an ancient feel. This is Périgueux, the capital of the Dordogne.» More
Enchanting picturesque villages are scattered around the Dordogne countryside. This is Castelnaud La Chapelle.» More
The Dordogne region is extremely rich in castles, it is said there are 1001. You can visit many of these during your walking holiday.» More
Because of the limestone substrate, there are many caves in the area, many of them open to visitors. World-famous is the Lascaux cave near Montignac.» More
When it comes to walking, the Dordogne offers a lot. Not only is the landscape perfect for hiking through, but if you go on holiday here you'll find there is an abundance of culture too.
The Dordogne is famous for its soft rolling hills, a patchwork of meadows, pastures, woodlands with scattered farmsteads and villages. To add variety to the scenery, there are many impressive limestone areas with impressive cliffs, often enhanced by the presence of castles, churches and villages.
Of course the most famous river in the Dordogne is the Dordogne river itself. It lazily meanders through the scenic landscape. Along its banks you will encounter numerous beautiful towns and villages. Next to the Dordogne, there is also a lot to explore on foot along the other rivers in the area, the Vézère, the Auvézère, the Isle, the Dronne and the Lizonne. Another stunning feature of the Dordogne is the many stone bridges.
The Dordogne area is littered with extremely beautiful villages and towns where time has stood still. Many of the villages have actually been designated as one of the 'Les Plus Beaux Villages de France' ('The most beautiful villages of France'). They are designated by an independent French association, which promotes small and picturesque French villages of quality heritage.
Hundred and fifty-two villages in France have been labelled as the 'Plus Beaux Villages de France' and a significant number are present in the Dordogne area, such as Domme, Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, Beynac-et-Cazenac, Belvès, St Jean de Cole and La Roque-Gageac. These designated villages are receiving a lot attention and visitors, but while out walking anywhere in the area, you will stumble on extremely scenic hamlets and settlement, sometimes consisting of just a few houses, farm buildings and a church.
Also the bigger towns and settlements have a lot to offer. There are many interesting ancient buildings to be seen, often in extremely scenic riverside settings. Interesting places to visit include Sarlat-la-Canéda, Montignac and the capital of the Dordogne, Perigueux.
The Dordogne is famous for its many castles; many say there are a staggering total of 1001 in the area, most of which are open to the public. Often build in strategic and extremely scenic places high on cliffs or overlooking the river valley, these are a must see during a walking holiday in the Dordogne. Famous castles are Le Chateau de Castelnaud, Chateau de Jumilhac in Thiviers and Château de Beynac.
The most famous cave in the Dordogne area, and possibly in the world, is the cave of Lascaux near Montignac. Here, the well-known 17,300 year old prehistoric paintings have been discovered. They primarily consist of primitive images of large animals, most of which are known from fossil evidence to have lived in the area at the time. Next to Lascaux, there are hundreds of other caves in the area that can be visited, such as Grotte de Domme, Gouffre de Padirac and Gouffre de Proumeyssac.
Did you know... That the original Lascaux cave is now closed to visitors? The cave was opened to the public after the Second World War, but the breathing of 1,200 visitors per day, the warmth of lamps and changes in air circulation created problems. Lichens and crystals started to appear on the cave walls, damaging the paintings. So the number of visitors was quickly restricted to only a few a week. In 2001 a new air conditioning system was installed, but unfortunately this quickly resulted in the spreading of a white mold across the cave ceiling and walls. The cave is now closed to the public altogether and only a few scientists are allowed to visit. The good news is that there's an exact replica of the cave and paintings close to the original site, and this is what you will be visiting nowadays.
The Dordogne area is known locally as the Périgord, divided into 4 regions, the Périgord Noir, the Périgord Vert, the Périgord pourpre and the Périgord Blanc.
The Périgord Noir is centered around the town of Sarlat and the Dordogne valley, and this is where most tourists flock to. In this area you will find the beautiful villages Domme, Castelnaud, the castle of Beynac, the caves of Lascaux.
The Perigord Vert is an area of green and rolling hills in the north of the area, here you will find beautiful rural scenery, with many streams and scattered farms and hamlets, ideal for walking. In the north part of this area you will find the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin (Périgord-Limousin Nature Park).
The Périgord Pourpre is a more flat area where the coastal plains of the Bordeaux start. This area and is famous for its wines and the town of Bergerac.
The Périgord Blanc area contains the regional capital Périgueux, worthwile visiting for its beautiful architecture and general atmosphere. Other attractions in this area include Brantome and the extremely pretty village of St Jean de Cole.
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The Imax S1+ Electric Scooter was designed with comfort and safety in mind. The large 10" inflated tires in the front and back absorb the shocks from rough terrain while the spacious deck provides increased standing room and stability. The powerful 48V/10A system drives the 500W motor to about 18 MPH for a 180 lb person. It has a range of about 15 miles depending on the weight of the rider and the terrain. The scooter is controlled with a trigger throttle for acceleration and a rear mechanical disc brake for safety. At 36 pounds, it's perfect for running errands, as an alternative method of transportation, and for having a fun time.


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The AMA "Members Move Medicine" series profiles a wide variety of doctors, offering a glimpse into the passions of women and men navigating new courses in American medicine.
On the move with: Hank M. Spellman, second-year student at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine.
AMA member since: 2016.
What inspired me to pursue a career in medicine: I love helping others and hearing their stories. While I was on a mission trip to Mexico to help repair some homes and build onto an orphanage there, I began searching for a way to incorporate those things into my future career. While patching a whole in the side of a family's house, I realized doctors get to give back and serve others daily—and it was then I found my calling to medicine.
How I move medicine: By being active in policymaking and reaching out to my representatives in Washington. By bringing awareness to the public-health initiatives and services in New Mexico through my site HealthTalkNM.org. I move medicine by mentoring those considering a career in medicine.
Career highlights: Director of Health Talk NM, a nonprofit that helps raise awareness about public health in the communities of New Mexico. I started it before medical school and we are now about to launch a monthly public health podcast.
Advice I'd give to those interested in pursuing a career in medicine: Find what "it" is that is calling you to medicine—and follow that calling with everything you have got. Remember to take time to reconnect with what brought you to medicine during your courses and enjoy the journey.
How I give back to the community: By volunteering at one of the student-run health clinics my school holds Tuesday nights at a local men's shelter. While there, I perform physical exams, health coaching and provide the men with someone to hear their story. I have met so many amazing people there and they have given me far more than I can ever give back to them.
Aspect of my work that means the most: The trust patients put in me when sharing their stories and allowing me to care for them. It is a scary thing to tell a stranger about everything you are feeling and experiencing. I try hard to approach every person I meet with respect and empathy.
My hope for the future of medicine: For it to become an area of passion for my state, New Mexico, and our country. I want medicine to be something patients connect with and feel safe and empowered by participating in. Something we do with a wholistic patient-centered focus. Something we will all be proud we were a part of at the end of our careers.
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What makes you a great mum?
Sam, Henry and I spent last weekend in Canberra which is just under a
Instead, I said something like "yeah we could do that." A couple of minutes passed and Sam asked if I'd messaged yet. I hadn't. He then
The truth is I'm not spontaneous. Sam knows I'm not. I know I'm not. Yet I got offended when he made the comment. Whenever conversations about spontaneity have come up in the past, I've always been left feeling like I need to change and be more like the kind of people who do things on a whim.
That's just not who I am though. I'm a planner. I'm a details person. I like knowing what to expect. I like
In processing this, I've come to understand how damaging it can for mums who constantly feel pressure to change and be a 'different kind of mum.' There are mums who look at people like me and feel pressure to be more organised. There are 'routine-focused' mums who feel pressure to be more flexible. There are 'lenient' mums who feel pressure to be stricter. There are working mums who feel pressure to be more 'available' mums. Don't even get me started on the pressure mums feel to get their pre-baby bodies back.
It's natural to compare ourselves to others. We all do it. But we need to realise that when we do compare ourselves to others, what we're doing is disregarding the things – the good, the bad and the neutral – that have led us to being the people that we are, and as a result, the mothers that we are.
Theodore Roosevelt said that "comparison is the thief of joy." This is so true in many situations, especially when it comes to motherhood. From yesterday, I've learned that just because you'd like to 'be' more of one thing doesn't mean that the value of what you currently are is any less. Would I like to be more spontaneous? Yes I would, but the absence of constant spontaneity doesn't take away from the fact I'm a great mum.
I'm a great mum because of all of the amazing qualities that I have – some which are shared in spades by other mums and some which aren't. I'm a great mum because I'm aware that I have weaknesses but don't let them dictate my perceptions of myself. I'm a great mum because I accept and embrace that I'm ever-evolving – that my husband, my child and the village that surrounds is too. I'm a great mum because I am to my children what no one else can be.
Mums who are reading this, know that you are great – warts and all.
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At first glance, this seems like a very clever use of a wind-power generator. Like Patrick's thought above, many ancient scientists and engineers have tried to invent equipment that can do work infinitely. However, all of their attempts have failed.
Let us observe water falling into a pond. In this situation, the falling water's velocity causes it to have kinetic energy and this kinetic energy is turned into heat because of the friction in the water. Since heat raises temperatures, the water dropped by the waterfall has a higher temperature than the water that has not yet fallen. In 1843, before the British scientists James Prescott Joule experimented with his apparatus, people could not figure out why this phenomenon occurred. In the picture of the apparatus on the right side, blades rotate and stir the water as weights fall. Joule measured the water temperature that was raised by the friction between water. From this, he proved that the work can be transformed into heat directly. The experiment was the fundamental foundation of the First Law of Thermodynamics, or the Law of the Conservation of Energy.
The First Law of Thermodynamics (The Law of the Conservation of Energy)
The First Law of Thermodynamics states that the total amount of energy is constant, and that though energy can be transformed into other forms, it can neither be created nor destroyed. For example, when we rub our hands, some amounts of work, in this case rubbing hands, is transformed into heat, which we can feel on those rubbed hands. According to the First Law of Thermodynamics, all of the energy has been and will continue to be constant in the universe.
Using this law, you can determine whether Patrick's instrument is feasible or not. Firstly, in the car, the fuel energy is turned into work that rotates the wheels. Then, the work that was applied to the wheels is transformed into the kinetic energy of the car and the kinetic energy drives the wind around the car. Even though the wind energy is turned into electric energy, the sum of energy is the same as the initial fuel energy. For example, assume that your car can use one liter of gas to drive 10km. If you install a wind power generator on the top of the car, your car will move less than 10km and store the rest of energy in the form of electricity. In this example, this "rest of the energy" is used to operate the wind power generator and create electricity. As a result, although you have used all the generated electric energy for driving, you can still only drive your car just 10km, the same as before. Therefore, unless you use more fuel, the movable distance of the car will not improve.
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
When two objects that have different temperatures contact each other, is it possible to increase the temperature of the hotter object and reduce the temperature of the colder object? From the perspective of the First Law of Thermodynamics, this can happen because the energy of both objects is conserved. However, we empirically know that this phenomenon cannot take place.
The Second Law of Thermodynamics is related to the direction of the process. This law states that heat always flows from hotter objects to colder objects and processes go in only one direction. In other words, processes are irreversible. This is why the above phenomenon does not occur. Additionally, the law asserts that we cannot make devices that transform pure heat into work. This is the reason that engineers have failed to build machines that have 100 percent efficiency.
According to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, it is obvious that heat flows from a hotter outside to a colder inside and this heat makes homes hotter. However, machines exist that can reverse the flow of heat: air conditioners and refrigerators.
Air conditioners lower inside temperatures by extracting heat from homes. This may seem impossible, but air conditioners receive work (electric energy) at the expense of extracting heat. You may have observed an outdoor fan that is connected to your air conditioner and releases hot wind. Since we get cold air, the air conditioner has to transfer heat outside. The colder the inside of the building is, the hotter the released air gets.
Refrigerators and air conditioners have very similar principles. When you open the door of a refrigerator, you can feel the cool air instantly, but the temperature inside will get higher eventually. Using the Second Law of Thermodynamics, can you explain why refrigerators increase the temperature? If you can, you have now understood the Laws of Thermodynamics.
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Reserve the whole bus for the day and design your own trip! Take advantage of our door-to-door bus service (three pickup locations max) in Vail Valley. This option also allows for a customized departure time based on weather.
Pricing: $69.00 per person
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- Lunch Option — Have Moe's BBQ cater your lunch for an additional $14 per person. You must request lunch at least 48 hours prior to your reservation.
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The Renold Building is a university building in Manchester. It was opened on 23 November 1962 for the Manchester College of Science and Technology (later UMIST) as part of a major expansion of its campus in the 1960s. The architect was W.A.Gibbon of the firm of Cruikshank and Seward. The foundation stone was laid on 24 June 1960 by Sir Charles Renold J.P. LL.D (1883–1967), Vice President of the college, and chairman of the planning and development committee, after whom it was named. The main contractor was J. Gerrard & Sons Ltd of Swinton. [1]
The building, which is made of concrete, consists of a two-storey base supporting a six-storey tower. There is a large glass-sided stair tower on the side. Inside is an entrance hall on two levels with a large mural titled Metamorphosis, by Victor Pasmore.
The Renold Building contains a number of lecture halls of differing sizes, including a 500-seat theatre, two 300-seat theatres, and five 140-seat theatres. According to Pevsner's Architectural Guide, "The idea was to provide a central facility for rooms that would otherwise have been dispersed amongst separate departmental buildings. This was a new initiative in British academic planning at that time."
The building also contains seminar rooms and exhibition spaces. It overlooks a green space in the centre of what was the UMIST Campus which was originally a bowling green. For this reason a bar in the Renold Building was named the Bowling Green Tavern. The building no longer has a bar, but instead has a cafe named Enigma.[2] Although the building has attracted some criticism, in January 2008 it narrowly missed out on being awarded listed status[citation needed].
- Pevsner Architectural Guides — Manchester, Clare Hartwell, ISBN 0-14-071131-7
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If the error message is about the Options file being corrupted, details on how to correct this are available on this page.
Starting PennyPerfect with a backup file
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»Brandon Reich, Business faculty, published an article titled "Reconstructing the side-effect effect: A new way of understanding how moral considerations drive intentionality asymmetries" in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.
»Piman Limpaphayom and Dan Rogers, Business faculty, published an article titled "Bank equity ownership and corporate hedging: Evidence from Japan" in the Journal of Corporate Finance.
»Jacen Greene, Business faculty, co-authored his book "The Rule of One: Grameen Intel and the Power of Social Intrapreneurship" with Penguin Random House India in September 2019.
»Berrin Erdogan, Business faculty, was facilitator and panelist in the PDW Workshops "Career in the Rough: A Research Development workshop," "Organizational Behavior Doctoral Student Consortium," and "HR Division Late-Stage Doctoral Consortium," at the ann
»Berrin Erdogan, Business faculty, presented his paper titled "Assessing measurement equivalence of Maynard et al.'s overqualification scale across countries: A consideration of relevant factors in the comparison" at the XVI Congreso de Metodología de las
»Berrin Erdogan, Talya Bauer, and David Caughlin, Business faculty, presented "Perceived overqualification and career outcomes: The moderating role of manager job security" as part of a Showcase Symposium at the annual meeting of Academy of Management in B
»Melissa Appleyard, Business faculty, presented "The Influence of Scientists' Knowledge Diversity, Dissimilarity, and Experience on Publications" at the annual meeting of Academy of Management in Boston on August 9-13.
»Lihong Qian, Business faculty, presented a paper titled "Technology Advancement and Firm Performance: A Study of Sales Growth in the FPD Industries" at the annual meeting of the Academy of Management in Boston on August 9-13.
»Berrin Erdogan, Business faculty, presented his paper titled "¿Cómo mitigar los efectos negativos de la sobrecualificación y potenciar sus posibles efectos positivos?: Las prácticas de gestión de recursos humanos ofrecen respuestas" at IV Congreso Naciona
»Jacen Greene, Business faculty, edited the book "Elevating Impact: Case Studies in Sustainable Business and Social Entrepreneurship" with Ooligan Press in July.
Monday, October 14, 2019
»Berrin Erdogan, Business faculty, presented a paper titled "Do you get what you desire: Consequences of in(congruence) of desired and actual servant leadership" at the annual meeting of the Academy of Management in Boston, Aug. 9-13.
»Scott DuHadway, Business faculty, presented "The Effect of Network Centrality and the Differential Influence of Risk Management Strategies on Disruption Risk" at the International Supply Chain Risk Management (ISCRiM) meeting in Copenhagen, Sept. 1-3.
»Alicia Starkey and Cynthia Mohr, Psychology faculty, and David Cadiz, Business faculty, published an article titled "Gratitude Reception and Physical Health: Examining the Mediating Role of Satisfaction with Patient Care in a Sample of Acute Care Nurses"
Friday, October 18, 2019
»Scott DuHadway, Business faculty, published an article titled "Unintended Consequences: How Suppliers Compensate for Price Concessions and the Role of Organizational Justice in Buyer-Supplier Relations" in the Journal of Business Logistics.
Monday, October 28, 2019
»Carlos Mena, Business faculty, published an article titled "The Effects of Tariff Increases on Supply Base Complexity: A Conceptual Framework" in the Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management.
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On Mother's Day, treat a Mom to a treat at Nervous Nellie's!
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text: Swedish director Hannes Holm's A Man Called Ove (opening Friday at the Main Art Theatre) and based on a Swedish and international bestseller by Fredrik Backman, is a take on a kind of everyman and a type we've all run into. He's the perfectionist, the pedant, the nitpicker, the policeman – or as often called these days the "Nazi" – enforcing society's often unobserved rules and admonishing people for their misbehaviour. In his view, there's a right way to do things and a wrong way. When you park your car you park between the lines. You never show up late for an appointment. You drive at exactly the speed limit. You don't throw down a cigarette butt. In this story our protagonist is also grouchy and he's old – 59. And Ove (Rolf Lassgård), confident to a fault, really has no use for other people. "Idiots!" he calls them time and again. His only love is for his deceased wife, Sonja (Ida Engvoll), whom we meet through flashbacks of their lives. Ove's misanthropy is akin to his death wish. But every time he makes an effort to kill himself it goes – comically - awry. A new neighbor, Parvaneh (Bahar Pars) from Iran moves in across the street. This doesn't thrill Ove, who's a kind of Swedish Archie Bunker, and he turns up his nose at the offer of Iranian food. But Parvaneh, tough in own way, breaks through to Ove. And we learn about his life. Despite an austere exterior - partly induced by a similarly unemotional father, no mother, and a tragic childhood incident – we find out layers beyond the surface. (How often can we say this about other people we meet – about everyone in fact?) Suffering what appears a heart attack Ove is taken to hospital and the doctor tells Parvaneh, "You could say his heart is too big," to which she breaks out in gales of laughter. Lassgård is one of Sweden's most accomplished actors and puts in a fine performance as a gruff son-of-a-bitch who fights against showing any emotional warmth and indeed much humanity at all. Engvoll, as his wife, is oppositely engaging, depicting well a charming and caring woman who works magic with other people. Other performances, such as that of Parvaneh, are solid. The movie's problem is in some of the script, also written by Holm. For someone as technically skilled as Ove his attempts at killing himself aren't particularly competent. And there seemed a disconnect between the taciturn young Ove (Filip Berg, whose eyes are remarkably like the older version of the man) and his attraction to a well-rounded uplifting Sonja. And sometimes I thought the character's one dimensionality went a little too far. Like the fact he parted ways, for years, with his best friend and neighbor, Rune (Börje Lundberg), over their choice of cars. But the film is ultimately heartwarming and might make you think twice before coming to quick conclusions about other people, especially ones you don't like.


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oletools / pyxswf
pyxswf is a script to detect, extract and analyze Flash objects (SWF files) that may be embedded in files such as MS Office documents (e.g. Word, Excel), which is especially useful for malware analysis.
It is part of the python-oletools package.
pyxswf is an extension to xxxswf.py published by Alexander Hanel.
Compared to xxxswf, it can extract streams from MS Office documents by parsing their OLE structure properly, which is necessary when streams are fragmented. Stream fragmentation is a known obfuscation technique, as explained on http://www.breakingpointsystems.com/resources/blog/evasion-with-ole2-fragmentation/
It can also extract Flash objects from RTF documents, by parsing embedded objects encoded in hexadecimal format (-f option).
For this, simply add the -o option to work on OLE streams rather than raw files, or the -f option to work on RTF files.
Usage: pyxswf.py [options] <file.bad> Options: -o, --ole Parse an OLE file (e.g. Word, Excel) to look for SWF in each stream -f, --rtf Parse an RTF file to look for SWF in each embedded object -x, --extract Extracts the embedded SWF(s), names it MD5HASH.swf & saves it in the working dir. No addition args needed -h, --help show this help message and exit -y, --yara Scans the SWF(s) with yara. If the SWF(s) is compressed it will be deflated. No addition args needed -s, --md5scan Scans the SWF(s) for MD5 signatures. Please see func checkMD5 to define hashes. No addition args needed -H, --header Displays the SWFs file header. No addition args needed -d, --decompress Deflates compressed SWFS(s) -r PATH, --recdir=PATH Will recursively scan a directory for files that contain SWFs. Must provide path in quotes -c, --compress Compresses the SWF using Zlib
Example 1 - detecting and extracting a SWF file from a Word document on Windows:
C:\oletools>pyxswf.py -o word_flash.doc OLE stream: 'Contents' [SUMMARY] 1 SWF(s) in MD5:993664cc86f60d52d671b6610813cfd1:Contents [ADDR] SWF 1 at 0x8 - FWS Header C:\oletools>pyxswf.py -xo word_flash.doc OLE stream: 'Contents' [SUMMARY] 1 SWF(s) in MD5:993664cc86f60d52d671b6610813cfd1:Contents [ADDR] SWF 1 at 0x8 - FWS Header [FILE] Carved SWF MD5: 2498e9c0701dc0e461ab4358f9102bc5.swf
Example 2 - detecting and extracting a SWF file from a RTF document on Windows:
C:\oletools>pyxswf.py -xf "rtf_flash.rtf" RTF embedded object size 1498557 at index 000036DD [SUMMARY] 1 SWF(s) in MD5:46a110548007e04f4043785ac4184558:RTF_embedded_object_0 00036DD [ADDR] SWF 1 at 0xc40 - FWS Header [FILE] Carved SWF MD5: 2498e9c0701dc0e461ab4358f9102bc5.swf
How to use pyxswf in Python applications
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Coping with Family Stress During the Holidays
No matter who you are—or what your relationship with your family is—chances are, you'll be dealing with some family stress during the holidays. Here are some things to keep in mind when you're worried about finding the perfect holiday gift, burning the pumpkin pie, or having to see the relative you dread every year.
It doesn't have to be perfect.
Really. It doesn't. You don't need to plan an eleven-course meal for Thanksgiving or have a magazine-worthy Hanukkah. You don't need to go into debt buying perfect gifts for everyone you know. You don't have to host a New Year's Eve party every year.
Making sure that every holiday is the best holiday ever isn't realistic—and it isn't good for you, either. Obsessing over details creates unnecessary stress. Stress needs an outlet—whether that's over-eating, excessive drinking, or just creating a tense environment throughout the entire holiday. (And do you really want to be Scrooge?)
While the holidays, gifts, parties, and relatives bring with them a certain amount of stress – there's no need to add to it with greater expectations. Instead, focus on redirecting the stress. Ask yourself what you can do to relieve that stress today, and start by identifying what you're worried about the most. What can you do about it?
- Can you ask for help cooking a holiday meal—or even have it catered (or go out)?
- Can you do a gift exchange with your family, rather than buying a gift for every relative and stretching your finances?
- Can you skip some of those holiday parties?
And don't forget: practice stress management techniques. Try to maintain your exercise schedule. Try to make healthy food choices. And don't beat yourself up if you eat a little too much. The holiday doesn't have to be perfect—and neither do you.
You don't need to get your kids everything.
This is a big one. In the United States, there's an enormous pressure on parents to give their kids the best holiday ever. This often means getting them the latest toys and technology, even if they're not affordable for your family. Kids know about this pressure, too—and often aren't shy about letting you know exactly what they want. All their friends have it—in fact, everyone has it. If they don't have it, they'll be the only one who doesn't and it'll ruin their holiday, etc.
You know your kids and family best, so use your judgement to determine what gifts are most appropriate. And don't feel the need to break the bank to get everything on their wish list. While the excitement and wonder of seeing joy in a child's face is often worth the price, know that a child's interest is often short-lived. It may be better to focus on only a handful of gift that are best-suited to your child. And if they don't get that perfect gift this year, they'll be fine. Really.
Don't feel bad about skipping out on negative family gatherings.
Sometimes your family doesn't behave like you'd wish. If spending time with relatives means putting up with ugly or abusive behavior, it may be better to opt out this year. While your absence (or your mother) may produce feelings of guilt, it's important to do what you feel is best for you.
If seeing your family makes you feel stressed out and terrible, there's no reason to see them. Or maybe your family is great, but seeing them so often is exhausting. Don't be afraid to take a break if you need one. You don't have to go to every family gathering—even if it is the holidays.
But if you just can't stop stressing…
If you seem to be stressing no matter what you do, make time to destress. Practice stress management techniques throughout the holidays, such as:
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Meeting Minutes – 11/21/2004
Order of the Silver Gryphon, Meeting Minutes for Restday, day 21 of the month Eoantos in the year 5104.
Members in attendance: Sir Cryheart, Dame Deavon, Sir Eahlstan, Guarrin, Sir Kinshack, Kriztian, Sir Morgiest, Murgin, Shirkon, Xanith, Sir Yarx, Dame Yviara
Squires in attendance: Mourdeyan
Kriztian chaired the meeting.
I. Squire Issues
Shirkon and Murgin reported Mourdeyan's success on a challenging task they set before her. Charged to retrieve two sources of poison antidote without the use of armor or weapons, Mourdeyan returned with three: berries from Castle Anwyn, a firethorn from Teras Isle, and fungus from the caverns of Zul'logoth. Shirkon wishes to comment Mourdeyan for her timely and impressive achievement.
Dame Deavon reported the official resignation of Skorrian as her squire as he will be journeying extensively and may not return in the near future. Our best wishes to Skorrian on his travels.
II. Current Events
Some rather pestilent blobs that have been plaguing the realms on behalf of the Council of Blight were finally dispatched due to the efforts of an organized resistance. It appears the threat of the corrupt plants has been put to an end. Additionally the previously kidnapped High Priest of Jastev, Horice, has been freed.
Eryael has been put into a coma by means of a small group of resistance fighters (including four Gryphons: Kinshack, Shirkon, Guarrin, and Mourdeyan) entering his mind via the dreamworld and attacking his source of power. It is our hope that he will be incapacitated for the remainder of the griffin sword conflict.
III. Elections
The current nominations (after declines are evaluated) are:
Leader: Sir Cryheart, Sir Brinn
First: Kriztian, Sir Cryheart, Shirkon
Master of Squires: Guarrin, Murgin, Shirkon
Council: All active members, with the exception of Sir Eahlstan and Dame Yviara who declined
A reminder: per the bylaws all members in officer positions must be active full members.
Shirkon will be investigating the use of a system that may automate the voting process for us, and report on it by the next meeting, when voting will kick off.
The nominees were given a chance to present their platforms. For specific information please contact nominees directly.


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To advocate for a safe and permanent home for abused and neglected children in Yellowstone County.
To provide a highly trained volunteer Advocate for every abused and neglected child in the Yellowstone County court and foster care systems.
Boldness, Cultural Awareness, Engagement, Professionalism, Teamwork/Collaboration, Transparency
The Program Coordinator provides supervision and support to CASA volunteer Advocates. The Program Coordinator ensures that children involved with CASA receive sound advocacy and early permanency planning. The Program Coordinator is hired by the Program Director and reports directly to the Program Director who is responsible for his/her performance evaluation.
REPORTS TO: Program Director.
SALARY RANGE: full time position, non-exempt, hourly, starting range is $15-$16/hour depending on education and experience.
Bachelor's degree in human services related field or equivalent combination of training and experience.
Demonstrate strong skills in public speaking, organization, collaboration, interpersonal relationships, trainings and small group facilitation.
Experience working with volunteers
Understanding of child abuse and neglect, families in crisis, and child development
Knowledge of court appointed special advocacy and other social service skills preferred.
Experience in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.
Must complete CASA Advocate training within six months of hire.
Background check will be conducted.
(Some Duties will be performed as a team working cooperatively with other staff.) ADVOCATE SUPERVISION:
1. Review new cases and assign volunteers based on set criteria
2. Maintain at least monthly contact with each assigned volunteer
3. Provide supervision, assistance, and consultation for CASA volunteers
4. Review/Edit monthly and hearing reports of assigned CASA volunteers
5. Conduct annual evaluations for assigned CASA volunteers
1. Maintain a calendar of court dates and inform volunteers of dates in a timely manner
2. Appear for volunteers at court dates, hearings, and meetings when necessary
3. Maintain accurate electronic and paper case files and records.
4. Consult and advise Program Director of volunteer or case issues and concerns.
1. Attend workshops and conferences for professional development as appropriate.
2. Provide office coverage as needed.
3. Some out of town travel and evening and weekend work are required.
4. Other duties as assigned by the Program Director
In order to apply for this position, please send your cover letter, resume, and application to email@example.com for consideration. Incomplete application packages will not be considered.
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Information Sessions and Tours
We encourage you to join our Mailing List to stay up to date with developments on campus, and future events sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
Information session and campus tour reservation calendars are posted three months at a time. If you are looking for a date beyond this range, the currently posted calendars may act as a general guide. With the exception of the dates listed below we offer sessions and tours Monday through Saturdays during the months of February through November and Monday through Friday during December and January.
Please note that the Office of Admissions does not host information sessions and campus tours on the following dates:
2020*Dates are subject to change
Friday, April 10 (Good Friday)
Monday, May 25 (Memorial Day)
Self-Guided Campus Tour
The Blue & Gray Tour Guide Society, in coordination with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, has designed a self-guided walking tour for prospective students, families, and visitors. The Self-Guided Tour is also an excellent opportunity for visiting groups to explore campus, particularly for those who are unable to schedule a Group Visit.
Appointments with Admissions Officers
While we do not make any personal appointments with students, there is usually an Admissions Officer "on duty" who will be able to answer specific questions you might have that were not answered in your Information Session. Please note that there is no Officer available from 9:30-11:00 am on Tuesdays as this is weekly staff meeting.
School of Nursing & Health Studies Visits
The School of Nursing & Health Studies invites you visit St. Mary's Hall to learn more about our dynamic learning environment in a field that touches everyone's lives: health and health care. Please book an NHS admissions appointment with the appropriate academic dean. All of the deans are well equipped to discuss all of the NHS undergraduate majors. Based on the major that you are most interested in, please book with the appropriate Dean here if s/he is available at your requested meeting time. If s/he is unavailable when you wish to meet, please make an appointment with any one of the deans available during that time. If you are undecided on your intended major, you should schedule a meeting with any of the deans who have availability during the day/time when you plan to visit.
Walsh School of Foreign Service Information Sessions
The Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service invites you to learn more about the Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service program by speaking directly to one of their academic deans. Information Sessions are conducted on Mondays and Fridays at 1:00pm (lasting about 30 minutes). The informal information sessions are conducted at the McGhee library, adjacent to the SFS dean's office. For more information, please visit The Walsh School of Foreign Service. You must make a reservation by completing the registration form.
Graduate School Tours
Information sessions and tours offered through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions are geared toward prospective undergraduate students. Graduate-level programs offer their own information sessions and tours. If you are interested in touring one of Georgetown's graduate schools, please see the links below:
Tours of the Law School
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The Georgetown University Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) Hoya Cadet Battalion is among the best in the country, consistently producing highly qualified commissioned officers for both the Active Army and Reserve Components. To schedule a personal information session, please email email@example.com or call (202) 687-7094.
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Starting or renovating a restaurant or a lounge? Your office looking a bit bleak? A chic, intriguing canvas can leave a lasting and memorable first impression of your business. Let your business space speak the best of you.
Elegant, professional, inspiring, fashionable...What kind of first impression do you want your business space to make?
Can't find exactly the art that you are looking for in our online art gallery? As part of our Envision It service, let us know what you are looking for and we will find it for you. Found the perfect are but would like to modify the colour, the size, display it in multiple pieces? With our Envision It service we will customize your chosen ar to fit your space and help you create the ideal atmosphere and first impression your customers won't forget.
How do you get started? Simply, fill out our online form so we can get you on your way!
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3K/5K Fun Walk -- 5K/10K Run
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Investing money smartly contributes to an overall increase in your net worth and, potentially, a very comfortable retirement. One reason people do not save enough is because they do not have much money left over at the end of the year to invest. You might incorrectly think you fall into this category. Through taking a proper annual audit of what you spend money on, you may be able to reduce expenditures and build up an impressive investment portfolio.
Perform a One-Year Audit
The minute you decide to improve your finances, examine all your credit and debit card statements and examine 365 days of past expenditures. Upon looking over your spending, ask yourself whether or not the expenditure was necessary. Likely, you'll find a lot of spending worth eliminating. Once you take steps to cut similar expenses in the future, you end up "finding" money to go into a retirement fund.
Do not be angry with yourself for spending too much. Simply allow your new-found knowledge to guide you toward being more prudent from this point forward.
Determine if a Future Expense is Needed
An example of being more prudent with your funds can be found in simply not buying a new appliance such as an oven.
You may have owned a particular oven for ten years and it really is an old model. A new $600 model would definitely help improve the look and decor of the kitchen. Improving decor is always nice, but it is not always necessary. If the current oven works, replacing it makes little fiscal sense.
Put the $600 into an Investment Vehicle
The $600 you saved on the cost of a brand new oven could then be deemed "found money" and put into a long-term investment. What would have happened on December 31, 1984 if $600 was put into a blue chip stock like Coca-Cola? Today, the $600 would be worth over $19,000.
Would you rather have $19,000 worth of stock in your portfolio or an oven you barely use? Again, that $19,000 would only reflects one stock in your overall portfolio.
Compound the Savings
Do not think a "mere" $600 is just a minor savings. Remember, the value of your money grows over time in a good investment. Imagine if you cut $2,000 from your annual budget every year and put that money into safe, diverse investments. That would come out to $20,000 in ten years excluding the compound interest.
Your retirement starts to look very comfortable when you take on a financial planning mindset such as this. For more information, contact Global Wealth Consultants LLC or a similar company.Share


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200g chicken chunks 10g coconut oil
150g onion
5g garlic
Pinch paprika
Pinch cinnamon
Pinch chilli flakes Pinch tumeric Pinch black pepper
Pinch thyme
200g chopped tomatoes
15g almonds
150g red peppers
20g black olives
- finely chop and saute onion together with the onion, garlic and spices in a large non-stick pan
- add the rest of ingredients, cover and simmer on a medium heat for 30 mins
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Ainslie's Aaron Wiles and Nick Paine leave legendary legacy
Originally Published By The Age (Caden Helmers)
The words plastered across the banner Ainslie Tricolours captain Aaron Wiles led his teammates through could not have been more fitting.
"This is our legacy" was a sign of things to come for Wiles and his close mate Nick Paine, who are both set to hang up the boots after securing Ainslie an elusive three-peat.
Ainslie claimed their third consecutive premiership with an 11.14 (80) to 6.10 (46) win over the Eastlake Demons in the AFL Canberra grand final at Manuka Oval on Sunday.
Their legacy is three consecutive titles, becoming the first team to achieve the feat since the Sydney Swans won four on the trot from 2005-08.
Their legacy is winning all three senior men's grades in one day. That legacy is coming back from 0-3 to win the flag without another blemish on their record, all with less wriggle room in the player points cap than their rivals.
Their legacy will see the Tricolours enter football folklore as one of Canberra's greatest teams.
While Wiles says "you can never get sick of" winning flags, this is the perfect time for him to ride off into the sunset.
"It's unbelievable, I played 20 years of footy without even winning one and I lost a couple, so to even get one was a blessing for us. To win three on the trot, it will probably be a good way for a few of us to go out I reckon," Wiles said.
"I think there's a few of us tossing it up, we'll see how the next few days go and if it breaks us. We're getting no quicker, and the kids are quicker, so I think that will be enough for me. There's no better feeling than this.
"It's really been a good kick up the bum for the Canberra clubs to develop their own juniors. We're starting to reap the rewards of some hard work we've put into our kids.'
"You don't become part of the Ainslie family until you win premierships. We've introduced a few more boys into the family today which is great."
Ainslie dominated the early stages to leave punters reaching for the history books to search for the biggest grand final margin, but Demons coach Peter McGrath's quarter-time message was calm and collected: "take the game on".
All he wanted was two or three goals by half-time. Liam Lupton delivered their first, Sam De Sousa their second. When Joseph Hancock hit Eastlake's third, Ainslie realised they had a game on their hands.
So they did what all great teams do and rose to the challenge. Alex Jesaulenko medallist Ben Jamieson continued to fire, Josh Maynard dominated the ruck, Wiles led the midfield with aplomb, and forward trio Salter, Hayden Armstrong and Nick Paine rose above the pack.
Paine now has five premiership medallions to his name and that's the way it will stay. The powerful forward is happy to hang up the boots after a sparkling career that has been plagued by injuries for the best part of 15 years.
"It's definitely a good one, this is the fifth time now. This is what you work for," Paine said.
"It's too good to go out like this, for my career anyway. It's been a long one, it's been hard, and this is a good way to finish.
"Success is bred at the club, it's been part of the history for so long. It's our job to carry on that legacy and we were able to carry it on."


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Working Dogs
Although most modern
canine breeds
are kept as pets, there are still a large number of dogs or dogs breeds that are exclusively bred or raised to assist their human companions in their duties or activities. The tasks performed by working dogs may involve either, other animals (hunting dogs, livestock dogs, herding dogs), or, other humans (service dogs,
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The main difference between a working dog and a pet or show dogs is that working dogs are primarily bred and selected for their temperament, soundness and, physical and mental ability, rather than for their appearance, type or conformation to the standard. That's why, for example, a Border Collie that is a champion show dog is not necessarily good at herding sheep; a Border Collie that is a champion at sheepdog trials might be disqualified in the show ring for its nonstandard appearance.
Few breeds actually include performance standards in the overall judgement of conformation to the standard, with the exception of the
. Other breeds where performance standards intervene in the selection process of breeding stock (although more unofficially and not with all breeders) are the
Dogo argentino
(especially in Argentina and Italy), the
Fila Brasileiro
(especially for those bred in Brazil) and, the some extent, the
American Pit Bull Terrier
Working dogs, breeds and registries
Some breeds have separate registries for tracking the ancestry of working dogs and that of show dogs. For example, in Australia, there are separate registries for working and show Australian Kelpies; the working registry encourages the breeding of any Kelpies with a strong instinct to herd, no matter their appearance or coat color; the show registry encourages breeding only among Kelpies whose ancestors were registered as show dogs and who have only solid-colored coats. Another example, although not completely similar, is the American Pit Bull Terrier, which some consider as the working version of the American Staffordshire Terrier, while others believe both strains have grown so much apart that they should now be considered two distinct breeds.
Working dogs as pets
Working dogs are bred for their good temperament, well-balanced character, strength, courage, soundness and intelligence. Families who are looking for a hardy and loyal family pet often turn to working dog breeds, not always realizing that these dogs have specific needs in terms of training, living conditions and exercise. As a result, the abandonment rate in these breeds is very high.
Working dogs make excellent pets as long as prospective owners realize the time and energy investment that these dogs represent. Dogs that are not to be used for their original purpose must be given 'work' to do in the form of dog sports, trial work, obedience training, where they can wear off their energy. At the very least they must be walked or given other exercise at an appropriate level for the breed, given toys, played with, and provided with human company. Working dogs who are left alone and inactive many hours a day become bored, lethargic, or, on the contrary, very vocal or aggressive. They may exhibit destructive behavior or become escape artists and their inventiveness and determination to find something to do will soon exceed their owner's tolerance for noise and destruction, which explains why so many of these wonderful dogs are surrendered to rescue every year.
Different categories of Working Dogs
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Note, however, that the Working Group designation used by kennel clubs is much more restrictive in meaning than the term Working dogs and does not always include all dog breeds commonly used in working capacities. For example, the American Kennel Club does not include herding dogs in this group since its creation of a separate Herding Group.
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Working Dogs : True Stories of Dogs and Their Handlers
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Top Working Dogs: A Training Manual--Tracking, Obedience, Protection
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For beginners and experts alike in the fields of tracking, obedience and man-work.
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Training Dogs for Protection Work
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May, 2017 Annual Meeting
Dominion High School Library
21326 Augusta Drive, Sterling, VA 20164
May 25, 2017
Board Members Present: Anthony DeRobertis President
Jeff Marsh Vice President
Angela Ojeda Treasurer
Stephanie Byers Secretary
Board Members Absent: None
Others Present: Joe Barrows Sentry Management
Karen Case Recording Secretary
I. Call to Order: Mr. DeRobertis called the meeting to order at 7:13 p.m.
II. Roll Coll (Proof of Quorum): Mr. DeRobertis moved to skip the roll call. Motion carried without objection.
III. Proof of Meeting Notice: Management provided proof of meeting notice by affidavit dated April 17, 2017.
IV. Reading of Minutes of 2016 Meeting:
Mr. Marsh read a synopsis of the meeting minutes.
V. Officer Reports:
President's Report – Mr. DeRobertis thanked everyone for coming to the meeting. He reported that quorum was met with more than 32 members in person and by proxy.
Mr. DeRobertis thanked the pool committee for their efforts to prepare for pool opening this Saturday, including the distribution of pool passes. The committee now has four volunteers who are currently working on updating the pool rules. Residents interested in volunteering for the pool committee should talk to the Board.
Regarding Board activities over the past year: The front trail along Route 7 was repaved, removing trip hazards. The entire front section along Augusta Drive has been irrigated. Trees and lighting were added around the pool parking lot. A lot of the fences have been repaired and cleaned up. The Board worked with Kauffman to develop a plan to handle large snow storms.
Mr. DeRobertis reported that the Board is supposed to have five Directors. Last year there weren't any candidates, so the Board is down one Director. Ms. Byers, who has put in a lot of time serving on the Board, is unfortunately not available for a further term on the Board. There are three Director seats open for election and only one candidate so far. Mr. DeRobertis provided some general information about Board member responsibilities and encouraged residents to run for election.
VI. Committee Reports:
Grounds Committee– Mr. DeRobertis reported this committee has two volunteers, Ms. Welsh and Ms. Ojeda, who have done a wonderful job. Upcoming projects include prioritizing trees for removal and improving the entrance sign. One challenge has been transitioning to a new landscaping contractor. The committee would welcome additional volunteers.
Mr. DeRobertis reported that a new reserve study will be done soon. The reserve study provides information that impacts the homeowner assessment amount.
Vice President's Report – Mr. Marsh's updates were discussed earlier in the meeting.
Treasurer's Report– Mr. DeRobertis provided general information on the Association's financials which are in good shape. Current assets are booked at $621,386 and another roughly $77,000 in accounts receivable. Current operating equity is $56,498. Based on the current reserve study, the reserves are fully funded.
Secretary's Report– No report.
Pool Committee– Ms. Ojeda reported the committee has been issuing pool passes since May 15thand the pool is ready to open. The committee is going to keep working to update the pool rules for this coming year. Draft rules will be reviewed by legal counsel before being finalized. The pool is in very good condition. There was no maintenance needed to open for this year as major repairs were completed last year. The Association has renewed the pool management contract with the same company as last year.
VII. Election of Directors: Mr. DeRobertis called for nominations from the floor to be a candidate for the Board of Directors.
Mr. DeRobertis nominated himself as a candidate.
Champion Chigwedu nominated himself as a candidate.
Kelly Whitaker nominated herself as a candidate.
There being no further nominations, the floor was closed.
MOTION: Mr. Marsh moved, Ms. Ojeda seconded, to elect the slate of three candidates to fill the three open Board seats. The motion carried by acclamation.
Mr. Chigwedu and Ms. Whitaker introduced themselves and said a little bit about themselves.
VIII. Unfinished Business: There was no unfinished business to discuss.
IX. New Business: Mr. DeRobertis called for any new business. No new business was raised.
X. Adjournment: The 2017 annual meeting was adjourned at 7:48 p.m.


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