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It has been said that if hockey is Canada's game, its science is stem cells. James Till and Ernest McCulloch discovered Stem Cells here over 50 years ago. Thanks to them, and the dozens of groundbreaking contributions made in Canada since then, we are moving ever closer to cures never before imagined.
Making that happen – transforming research breakthroughs into new treatments – will take time and effort. It calls for the support of all Canadians, their leaders and institutions.
Stem cell science has the power to transform what we know and how we cope with debilitating conditions and diseases. The mission of the Canadian Stem Cell Foundation is to champion the importance of stem cell research in Canada for the health and happiness of all.
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FREEBURG – Ten adults were forced out of their rental home in Washingrton Township Tuesday night after fire broke out and destroyed the structure.
The fire was sparked by a light bulb left burning in a second floor closet at 262 Creek Mountain Road, Freeburg Fire Chief Jason Kaufman said.
The home, owned by Marshall Bowersox of Middleburg and leased to 10 adults, was a total loss, he said.
All of the occupants escaped without injury and are now staying with relatives, said Kaufman.

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Google has partnered with Rogers State University (RSU) in Claremore to host the first annual Aero Games Saturday, Nov. 3 at the RSU campus. The Aero Games is a competition for middle and high school students to participate in hands-on events featuring gliders, wind-powered rockets, remote-controlled helicopters, and other wind and aerospace-related objects. In an effort to promote STEM education (science, technology, math and engineering and) together with Google, RSU and the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium (TASM) are teaming up to offer a fun, interactive learning experience for Oklahoma students at no cost to schools.
"We hope this event will unite the northeast Oklahoma community to foster an environment of creative and cooperative learning and to inspire students to excel in these subject areas," said Mike Wooten, operations manager for the Google Oklahoma data center in Mayes County.
The Aero Games will close at 2 p.m. in the Will Rogers Auditorium when keynote speaker Tracy Drain shares highlights of her NASA background with students and guests. A systems engineer with the Jet Propulsion Lab, Tracy is currently working on the Juno Mission to Jupiter. She will speak of her experiences working on the Kepler Mission and share favorite discoveries while gathering data on the Milky Way galaxy.
"RSU is excited for the opportunity to host the Aero Games and increase exposure to science, technology and math for area youth," said RSU President Dr. Larry Rice.
Opening ceremonies will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the Will Rogers Auditorium. The speaking event and all of the competitions and awards ceremonies are open to the public.


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Area Attractions feature the Chattanooga Choo-Choo, Tennessee Aquarium, Incline Railway, Lookout Mountain, Rock City, Ruby Falls, Camp Jordan, Children*s Discovery Museum and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
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Welcome to About Town, Patch's one-stop post for all of the events, meetings, top stories and other important information you need to know about for the upcoming week.
The feature will run every Monday morning. If there are any goings-on that we missed, please email the editor at email@example.com or post information in the comment section below and we'll add the event into our roundup.
Also on Monday, Alley Pond Environmental Center will offer its Wee Sprouts and Toddler Time programs, while the Douglaston Little Neck Library will hold its weekly knitting and crocheting class.
There will be a Happy Hour Halloween pub crawl in Bayside that begins at noon on Wednesday.
On Thursday, a dentist on 35th Avenue in Bayside will offer Cash for Candy.
Theatre Time Productions will perform "Macbeth Did It" on Friday and Saturday at the Colonial Church of Bayside.
There will be a harvest festival at Flushing's Church on the Hill on Saturday. And local actors will give a performance at Bayside's Lawrence Cemetery on Saturday.
A jazz brunch will be held at the Castle in Fort Totten on Sunday.
The Douglaston Green Market is now open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sundays in the traffic circle of the Long Island Rail Road's Douglaston station.
The deadline for registering your child for universal pre-kindergarten at city schools is Oct. 31.
Community Board 11's next meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. at M.S. 158 on Nov. 5.


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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 with Improved Virtualization
Linux distributor Red Hat has updated its enterprise platform Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and released version 5.1.
According to the vendor, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 offers improved performance for integrated virtualization and enhanced scalabity besides various bugfixes. Red Hat's main focus is on paravirtualization on Xen with hardware support for modern processors. The developers promise up to 25 percent better performance in comparison with other virtualization technologes. On top of this, live migration is improved to give administrators the ability to shift applications between servers without downtime.
The vendor also promises improved virtualization performance for Windows host systems such as Windows XP, Windows Server 2000, 2003 and Windows 2008 Beta, although paravirtualization is not supported by these systems.
Speaking at a press conference, Red Hat Vice President EMEA, Werner Knoblich quoted figures that underline the importance of virtualization: "Since the introduction of RHEL 5 with integrated virtualization, around 18,000 servers have been virtualized on Red Hat", said Knoblich, and continued: "Our target for the first year is 50,000 units." Knoblich quoted close cooperation with hardware vendors Intel and HP as one reason for the success of paravirtualization. Another result of this cooperation is that RHEL is now certified on around 1500 server models. Additionally, users can choose from more than 3400 RHEL certified applications. "Further proof that Linux today is mainstream", says Knoblich.
RHEL 5 was launched at Cebit 2007. Customers with software subscriptions can download version 5.1 as of now via the Red Hat network, management and automation platform. The enterprise version is released every two years, and RHEL 6 is not expected until 2009.
Issue 166/2014
Tag Cloud
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
New cloud combines worldwide access with local attention to data security.
New Attack Targets Wireless Logins
A first cousin of the recent Heartbleed attack affects EAP-based wireless and peer-to-peer authentication.
Geeks Petition for Free Lenovo BIOS
FOSS community acts to protect freedom of choice for laptop devices.
Firefox Says Yes to DRM
Quintessential open source browser shores up its market share with a step toward the proprietary dark side.
Webcam Hijackers Busted
Authorities in 16 countries take action against users of the imfamous BlackShades malware tool.


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A recent essay in The New York Times Magazine describes the author's pursuit of the twenty-three distinct flavors of Sichuan cuisine from New York to Los Angeles. He doesn't mention any New Jersey restaurants, but the "Sichuan trail" has a Garden State branch. Take a short trip along Route 23 (coincidence?) from Cedar Grove to Wayne, and you can sample classic Sichuan dishes like Dan Dan Noodles, Ma Po Tofu, and Ants Climbing a Tree right here in Jersey.
In an unassuming strip mall next to a vacant cineplex, Cedar Grove's Chengdu 1 (89 Pompton Avenue, 973-239-7726) may be making the best Sichuan (aka Szechuan) food in the Garden State. Fiery Spicy Baby Wontons float in red chili oil infused with Sichuan peppercorns. Translucent noodles dotted with ground pork (Ants Climbing a Tree) are tricky to eat with chopsticks, but worth the effort. I am not a fan of tofu, but I couldn't stop eating the spicy, creamy Ma Po Tofu. The Spicy Meat Bun are spicy soup dumplings that deliver a burst of pure heat – both spice and temperature – in a size you can easily pop in you mouth. Salted & Pepper Spareribs and Shredded Duck with Szechuan Flavor are excellent, less spicy options. Take some time reading the 280 items on Chengdu 1's menu and you can find items that are not always translated into English on most Chinese menus: Frog Meat with Yellow Chives, Pig's Intestine in Spicy Fine Pot; and OX Tongue, Tripe w. Hot & Pepper Sauce. If you are adventurous with offal, the Hot & Spicy Pig's Kidney is a surprisingly tasty cold salad.
Chengdu 1 features a spacious, family-friendly dining room with many large tables. The servers' English is limited, but the staff is friendly and well-intentioned. Be patient. Service can be a bit haphazard, dishes arriving randomly whenever they are ready.
Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province in Southwestern China, is a popular name for restaurants serving Sichuan cuisine. Continue five miles north on Pompton Avenue (Route 23) to the edge of the Willowbrook Mall to find Cheng Du 23 (6 Willowbrook Boulevard, Wayne, NJ, 973-812-2800), another Jersey Sichuan stand out.
Cheng Du 23′s extensive menu includes some familiar Cantonese dishes but features Sichuan cuisine like Tea Smoked Duck and a lip-smacking plate of cumin dusted sliced lamb sauteed with with dried chili. Steamed Juice Bun (soup dumplings) are large and chewy, with a burst of hot broth inside (though not as spicy as the Spicy Meat Bun at Chengdu 1). Ants Climbing a Tree are nicely flavored, but the cellophane noodles were a bit soggy. Jumbo shrimp with lobster sauce is a flavorful, non-spicy, option.
Also almost hidden in the corner of a strip mall, Cheng Du 23′s mirrored dining room is much larger than you might expect looking at the entrance from the outside. Service is enthusiastic and friendly, with plenty of suggestions for those new to Sichuan food.
Which Jersey Chengdu is better? Unlike Clifton's Chengdu 46, which serves upscale, overwhelmingly non-Chinese diners, many Chinese customers fill the tables at both Chengdu 1 and Cheng Du 23, and prices are reasonable. You will eat well at either, but I give the nod to Chengdu 1, where the flavors are more distinct (and powerful), and the dishes have more character. Whichever you choose, spice up your next Chinese meal on New Jersey's Sichuan highway.
To find more of New Jersey's best Chinese food, visit EthnicNJ.com.


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Emma Hostel
Emma is not only a bunkhouse but also an idea. It was created on the initiative of friends who have been involved in various liberation and egalitarian organizations or movements.
By creating this place we wanted to show it is easy to put one's ideals into practice. The name of the hostel comes from the name of Emma Goldman, a socio-political, anarcha-feminist activist who lived in the turn of 19 and 20 centuries.
We are eco-friendly and segregate rubbish. Many recipes for energy efficiency (eg. energy saving light bulbs, light sensors) and water conservation (eg. water consumption meters) have been already installed at Emma. What is more, 20% of the energy used at the hostel comes from renewable sources of energy. All the furnishings are wooden, made partly from secondhand wood. They have been created by Reinold Goerigk from our friendly farm in Węgajty. He built beds using boards and cuttings, as well as ulitized old floorboards to make new doors. The wood is impregnated with natural protective agents such as cottonseed oil or linseed oil. We are doing our best to make sure sanitary products and detergents are biodegradable, not animal tested and not produces by large corporations, and stationery we use comes from recycling. We would like to use as many secondhand items as possible, thus things one does not need will find their new purposes and come handy at our place.
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By foot (10-15 min): walk along the Al. Jerozlimskie street in the Praga direction � this means you wil have the Palace of Science ans Culture on your left side. Walk up to the next big crossing, with Marszałkowska street. Turn right, so that you pass the big Novotel Hotel on your left. Walk stright ahead, up to Wilcza street, and turn left. Hostel is on your right.
By public transport (10 min): go to tramstop at Aleje Jerozolimskie (Jerozolimskie Alleys) and get any tram in the �Praga� direction. Get of at �Centrum� bus stop � the first stop. Then, go to Marszałkowska Str., and hop on any tram in �Mokot�w� direction. Take of at first bus stop, which is called �Hoża� Str. Go straight ahead, and turn left into next street. This is going to be Wilcza street. Go ahead, and stop at number 25.
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Get a bus 175, take off at �Centrum� bus stop. Follow the walking directions from paragraph above.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — For the past two weeks, Oklahoma City has been criticized about its defense. Having allowed more than 109 points in four straight games will earn that type of attention.
The Thunder got the perfect remedy for their sinking defense when Chicago came to town Sunday. The Bulls had one of their worst offensive outings of the year as Oklahoma City rolled to a 102-72 victory at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Chicago (32-24) had only two starters in double figures. Both Luol Deng and Nate Robinson posted 13 points each and combined to shoot 8-for-28. Carlos Boozer, Joakim Noah and Richard Hamilton combined to score 15 points in the loss.
The 72 points is the fourth-lowest scoring output of the season for the Bulls as they shot only 29.06 percent from the field, which is the lowest any team has shot this year in the NBA.
The Thunder's Russell Westbrook led all scorers with 23 points on 10-for-17 shooting. Kevin Durant tallied only 19 points, but racked up 16 rebounds and six assists. Serge Ibaka added 17 points and 10 boards.
Oklahoma City (41-15) didn't play particularly well offensively and had little to do with the Bulls' struggles. But they got the win and stayed within shouting distance of the conference-leading San Antonio Spurs for the best record in the NBA.
Chicago stuck defensive stopper Deng on Durant from the opening tip. He forced the three-time scoring champion to work for most of his shots early on. Durant was held to four points on 2-for-7 shooting in the opening period.
However, Westbrook and Ibaka picked up the offensive slack for Oklahoma City as they took a 24-16 advantage into the second quarter.
Without Derrick Rose, the Bulls' offense has been below average, at best, this season. On Sunday, it was even more substandard. Players had open shots, but were unable to knock them down. That included blowing uncontested layups. As a team, Chicago shot 10 for 48 (20.8 percent) in the first half.


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As per historical custom for any entity associated with the Florida Panthers, a dubious record was set. From Kevin Oklobzija: For the first time in American Hockey League history, a team with a 3-1 series lead was eliminated after losing Games 6 and 7 on home ice. Yuck. We'll delve into the Cats' prime prospects and their first round performances in the coming days. Let's Go Amerks! has their typically excellent coverage in full force, so do check them out.
Amerks scoring in bunches, but are youngsters getting enough of an opportunity?
The Rochester Americans defeated the Abbotsford Heat by the score of 4-1 in Game 2 to tie the series 1-1 on Saturday night. Shawn Matthias assisted on the fourth goal of the game with a great pass to Jeff Taffe early in the third period. The assist and even goals by Matthias in previous games are something he's known for. He's also had some big hits as well, but getting into a fight was something new for him. I asked Matthias about the fight after the game and he said, "He (Bancks) really wanted to fight. I've never been asked to fight before so I kind of jumped on the opportunity and had fun with it." I then asked him about having a fight card at HockeyFights.com and he laughed and said, "I don't know if my mom will like it if I do that too often, it was fun and hopefully the team fed off of it and showed them (the Heat) that we're not scared of them." Watch until the end to see a nice love tap by Keaton Ellerby as Matthias leaves the ice, a sign of true friendship.
Included in the move: Evgeny Dadonov, Tyler Plante, Steve MacIntyre, Jason Garrison, Shawn Matthias, Keaton Ellerby, and Victor Oreskovich. Game one is Thursday vs. Abbotsford.
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Approaching the holidays sans head chef may have forced 8407 Kitchen Bar to get creative, the Washington Post reports.
Jerry Trise, proprietor of a food truck Chef Driven and former executive chef at Yin Yankee in Annapolis, will prepare a four-course meal for New Year's Eve revelers with prices ranging from $65 to $100 a person, depending on the time of the meal and whether wine is included. The special dinner is billed as a "pop up" New Year's Eve, the Post said.
Trise, who is general manager Nancy Hart's partner, the Post reports, hasn't nailed down the exact menu items yet.
8407's owner Theo Margas recently fired the restaurant's longtime executive chef Pedro Matamoros, whose speciality was lamb Bolognese, Bethesda magazine reported.
Hart told the Post that she's interviewing replacements for Matamoros, but there's "no rush" to find "the right person."
Trise's New Year's Eve dinner service starts at 6 p.m., with a $90 meal with wine pairings, $65 without. The later dinner begins at 8:30 p.m. and will cost $100 with wine pairings, $75 without.


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In New York State, teachers are prohibited from striking by the Taylor Law and the Triboro Doctrine (Amendment) which keeps all terms and conditions of teacher contracts in full force and effect until a successor agreement is negotiated.
There is no arbitration in teacher contract disputes, although there is non-binding mediation available if negotiations reach an impasse. If mediation does not work, another similar approach called super conciliation may help school districts and teachers resolve their differences. If not, then there is always the passage of time which inevitably will heal all wounds, as the expression goes.
Many people have strong negative feelings about the Triboro Doctrine. Calls for repealing this part of the law seem endless and on-going. The main issue for tax payers is the continuation of step-and-grade increases to teachers sometimes for years after a contract has expired. There is a distinct impression that Triboro has removed incentives for teacher unions to bargain meaningfully with their school districts. There is some truth to that viewpoint.
So let's look at the other side of the coin, where the Triboro Doctrine does not exist, such as Illinois. As it did in New York, school started in Illinois on Tuesday. Next week, however, the teachers in Chicago are set to go on strike, having already filed the legally required 10-day Notice of Strike with the city. Two nearby suburban school districts have also voted to strike, and may hit the bricks later this month.
Here's my question:
Are we better off in New York where teachers cannot strike under penalty of heavy fines (two day's pay for one day on strike plus seizure of union dues), and the possibility of jail time (which has been meted-out to violators in the past), but we keep on paying step raises…
Or, are they better off in Chicago, where teachers unions can take a strike vote, file a 10-day notice, and then walk off their jobs indefinitely? The city of Chicago would save not only step increases, but also the entire teachers payroll and all benefits costs except retirement premiums. Of course, no teaching, no education would be taking place during the strike, and relations would not be improving, either.
What do you think?
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Kernel Korner - Exploring Dynamic Kernel Module Support (DKMS)
Source is a wonderful thing. Merged module source in the kernel tree is even better. Most of all, support for that source is what really counts. In today's explosion of Linux in the enterprise, the ability to pick up the phone and find help is critical. More than ever, corporations are driving Linux development and requirements. Often, this meets with skepticism and a bit of anxiety by the community, but if done correctly, the benefits are seen and felt by everyone.
The dynamic kernel module support (DKMS) framework should be viewed as a prime example of this. DKMS, a system designed to help Dell Computer Corporation distribute fixes to its customers in a controlled fashion, also speeds driver development, testing and validation for the entire community.
The DKMS framework is basically a duplicate tree outside of the kernel tree that holds module source and compiled module binaries. This duplication allows for a decoupling of modules from the kernel, which, for Linux solution and deployment providers, is a powerful tool. The power comes from permitting driver drops onto existing kernels in an orderly and supportable manner. In turn, this frees both providers and their customers from being bound by kernel drops to fix their issues. Instead, when a driver fix has been released, DKMS serves as a stopgap to distribute the fix until the code can be merged back into the kernel.
Staying with the customer angle for a bit longer, DKMS offers other advantages. The business of compiling from source, installing or fidgeting with rebuildable source RPMs has never been for the faint-of-heart. The reality is that more Linux users are coming in with less experience, necessitating simpler solutions. DKMS bridges these issues by creating one executable that can be called to build, install or uninstall modules. Further, using its match feature, configuring modules on new kernels could not be easier, as the modules to install can be based solely on the configuration of some kernel previously running. In production environments, this is an immense step forward as IT managers no longer have to choose between some predefined solution stack or the security enhancements of a newer kernel.
DKMS also has much to offer developers and veteran Linux users. The aforementioned idea of the decoupling of modules from the kernel through duplication (not complete separation) creates a viable test bed for driver development. Rather than having to push fixes into successive kernels, these fixes can be distributed and tested on the spot and on a large scale. This speedup in testing translates to an overall improvement in the speed of general development. By removing kernel releases as a blocking mechanism to widespread module code distribution, the result is better tested code that later can be pushed back into the kernel at a more rapid pace—a win for both developers and users.
DKMS also makes developers' lives easier by simplifying the delivery process associated with kernel-dependent software. In the past, for example, Dell's main method for delivering modules was RPMs containing kernel-specific precompiled modules. As kernel errata emerged, we often were taken through the monotonous and unending process of recompiling binaries for these new kernels—a situation that no developer wants to be in. However, Dell still favored this delivery mechanism because it minimized the amount of work and/or knowledge customers needed to have to install modules. With DKMS, we can meet these usability requirements and significantly decrease our workload from the development standpoint. DKMS requires module source code to be located only on the user's system. The DKMS executable takes care of building and installing the module for any kernel users may have on their systems, eliminating the kernel catch-up game.
With all of this up-front hype about DKMS, perhaps it might be best to settle into the particulars of actually how the software is used. First, using DKMS for a module requires that the module source be located on the user's system and that it be located in the directory /usr/src/(module))-((module-version))/. In addition, a dkms.conf file must exist with the appropriately formatted directives within this configuration file to tell DKMS such things as where to install the module and how to build it. More information on the format of the dkms.conf file can be found later in this article. Once these two requirements have been met and DKMS has been installed on the system, the user can begin using DKMS by adding a module/module-version to the DKMS tree. The example add command:
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I got an odd problem while installing video card driver ATI Catalyst 8.10 on my Ubuntu 8.10 manually.
I completely followed the way Unofficial ATI Linux Driver Wiki told me.
When I excuted "deb dpkg -i fglrx-amdccle.....deb",
I Got:
"Error! Build of fglrx.ko failed for 2.6.27-7-generic"
"Error! Could not locate fglrx.ko for module fglrx in the DKMS tree"...
How could I fix this problem????
Re: Exploring Dynamic Kernel Module Support (DKMS)
Does anyone know if there are any plans to add DKMS to the Linux kernel?
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Interview Question – 90 plan should I enter the business View Answer
Reason for Declining – It became clear that the role would focus more on an area of the business that I wasnt interested in.
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I interviewed at Cisco Systems in September 2011.
Interview Details – interview with HR, line manager team members, met over 7 people over 7 interviews, no real consistency in technique or structure.. lack of process, bad communication of feedback, no consistency of feedback style or content, lack of clarity regarding success factors, goals etc. no tech support for process, bad hr systems support,
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I applied through college or university - interviewed at Cisco Systems in June 2012.
Interview Details – Met Cisco recruiters at a Careers Fair at my university. Got a call for a phone interview.
Passed the first interview, which was mostly about my CV, myself, and my skills, there is a face to face interview to get through and get the actual internship. More technical questions are asked here, in addition to information on your CV (again); get informed about their latest technologies and general basic information. People at Cisco are very professional and nice, so make sure to be up to their standards.
Interview Question – Difference between a router and a modem, what does a router do and how it works, iCloud questions, TelePresence...latest technologies basically. My interview was held in June 2012
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The second interview was another phone interview with a guy I would have had to work with, he tested my analytical skills and got information on what software I had experience on. He later asked me for a couple of examples of similar situations that I had had in my previous job experiences.
A couple of months later and after many follow-ups, I got the feedback. I passed. They set up the third interview, this time via the super-cool Cisco Telepresence. I was applying for a position in London and at the time I was in another country. The third interview was with the other hiring manager and the director of the division. Again, we went through my resume and they asked me questions like why I wanted to work for Cisco and what were my motivations. After I answered all their questions they said they would let me know and a couple of days later they said everything went well and I would start in 3 weeks!
Very nice experience, the only problem is that it took a very long time for the whole process, from the beginning to the end, 8 months....but I am still here, it was worth waiting for it.
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Newmar Factory Tour-November 9, 2012
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Today on my tour I was joined by Bill & Rose Mary Eagles of British Columbia, Dick & Carol Walker from Morris, IL and John & Linda Grentzinger from Rochester, NY. The Grentzinger's are here taking a tour daily to watch their first ever Newmar product being built! They have purchased a 2013 Bay Star from Wilkins RV in Bath, NY. They were so fascinated by how much was completed on the coach since yesterday on the tour. Considering a unit is only in the main production building 3-1/2 to 4 days, it is amazing what can be done!
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NORMAN — When the federal government announced in mid-August that Cleveland County wasn't included in the wildfire disaster declaration, many southeast county residents couldn't believe it.
One woman died and dozens of homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed in the early August fires which spanned several days. The owners lacked insurance in an estimated 85 percent of them. Now, the federal government has accepted Gov. Mary Fallin's appeal and made Cleveland County part of the disaster designation.
Two other impacted counties, Oklahoma and Payne counties, were included in the appeal but did not meet the federal criteria. The reversal means Cleveland County fire victims will be able to apply for individual and business assistance. They may be eligible for housing assistance, small business loans, unemployment assistance and grants for other needs.
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Wafa Sultan at Women in Secularism 2012
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He bruised his knuckles when he punched her
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Where is this Big Book of God's Rules where God spells out all these new rules that some people know all about but I've never heard of? Like the rule that a girl who works at Burger King has to wear a long skirt instead of trousers? I seriously have no idea where that rule …
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Jan 24 2013
A good little girl doesn't
Laura Bates objects to casual sexism among politicians in the UK. Murdo Fraser, Member of the Scottish Parliament for Mid-Scotland and Fife, discovered last week that the wife of former Liberal leader Lord Steel had declared herself pro-independence. He tweeted: "Why is Lady Steel (apparently) pro-independence? Is he not master in his own house?" Presumably Fraser was …
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"She whined"
I hope you enjoyed your break from the misogyny wars yesterday – I held off on commenting on the Ms piece in order to make it a real break – because the wars aren't over yet. I'm staggered by something I just read by Rod Liddle at the Spectator. I've been staggered by things Rod …
Jan 23 2013
On the relationship between philosophy, science and morality
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Jan 23 2013
Not persons after all?
Oh how interesting. Catholic hospitals don't always say that a fetus is a person. For instance, how about when an on-call obstetrician doesn't answer the page when a pregnant woman is in the ER having a heart attack and she ends up dying? And then her husband files a wrongful death suit? No, not then. …
Jan 23 2013
The barmaid agrees
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By Jill Keppeler
The Tonawanda News
Tonawanda News — Others may look at it and see an empty lot like any other.
Nancy Rolando looks at it and sees a dream.
Earlier this week, the City of Tonawanda woman stood at one end of the small expanse of green next to Stamps Bar, at Main and Seymour streets across from City of Tonawanda Post Office, and surveyed the grassy area she hopes to turn into the Tonawanda Community Peace Garden.
"It doesn't look very hopeful, does it?" she said. "I know; It's not that great, it's not that big, but there are other places gardens flourish."
While the area still needs, well, almost everything, Rolando held a ceremonial ribbon-cutting at Monday, the beginning of Earth Week. Mayor Ronald Pilozzi and church representatives were in attendance.
It all started last year when Rolando was missing the big garden she used to have at her Shawnee Road home, before she retired from the Post Office, downsized and moved to a small home near her former workplace.
"I was sitting on my front porch last year and I was thinking, 'I wish I had a garden.' I looked across the street and thought, 'I wonder if Tom would let me (use) that.' "
In October, she sent a letter asking for permission to use the space to Tom Goetz, the owner of Stamps. To her surprise, she received an affirmative — and began planning for the Tonawanda Community Peace Garden
Goetz confirmed that he granted permission for Rolando to use the space, but gives all the credit for the plans to her.
"Some people refer to it as a community garden," he said. "Others refer to it as God's garden. And yours truly refers to it as Nancy's garden.
"I give her all the credit in the world."
Rolando has pages of drawings and notes for the garden. After Goetz's response, she sent information to 10 churches in the city, offering use of 4-foot-by-8-foot plots of land.
Eight of the 10 churches, including First Presbyterian Church, St. Francis Church, Salem United Church of Christ, Bethesda Full Gospel Tabernacle, Salvation Army, Immanuel Lutheran Church, Grove Street Christian Church and United Methodist, responded in the affirmative.
At First Presbyterian Church, Rolando's home church, Pastor Ed Hoener — whom she cited as one of her inspirations — said he feels very positive about the plans.
"Our conviction here is that being a community means being out there among people, not hiding behind the walls of the church," he said. "When we consider that, we think we have to do something concrete to make a difference. That's really the bottom line. We're trying to be part of the community around us in a way that makes some sense."
As part of the project, Rolando visited Salem Preschool and read the book, "The Little Seeds That Grew," then helped the children plant sunflower seeds in cups. The seedlings are to be planted with tiger lilies at the side of the lot, she said.
Rosanne Will, lead teacher at the preschool, said the students have been caring for the plants and enjoying watching them grow.
"I think it's a great idea," Will said. "I hope it works out for her. It's a big undertaking, but it's so great for the community."
Slowly but surely, Rolando has been gathering donations for her project, from companies including Walgreens, Imperial Fence, Morningstar Concrete and Bush Topsoil. While it might take years for all her garden dreams to see fruition, she has big plans, including a harvest potluck in Clinton Park for the community as a whole.
Mostly, though, she just wants to inspire people.
"I think that's what I see here. Community. Not us vs. them," she said. "I want people who don't get it ... to kinda get it.
"I want them ... to say, 'hey, maybe I could do that.' "Hoener, of First Presbyterian Church, echoed her words.
"We're hoping that it's just going to make some connections," he said. "Even churches in Tonawanda don't talk to each other much. This is another way to say we're all on the same page. Let's celebrate that.
"Every first step is a small step."FOR MORE INFORMATION For more information on the Tonawanda Community Peace Garden, call Nancy Rolando at 743-0564 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Contact reporter Jill Keppeler at 693-1000, ext. 4313.


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TAMPA, Fla. -- After seven straight close games, the Sabres finally got a much-needed rout. They trounced the Tampa Bay Lightning, 7-3.
"Those are the games you don't really want to let off the gas pedal because you don't know when you're going to get another game like that," rookie wing Marcus Foligno said. "It was great."
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Traverse City Record-Eagle
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TRAVERSE CITY — The Dunes Review literary journal will launch its spring 2013 issue with a celebration and reading today, April 6, at Brilliant Books, 118 E. Front St.
The reception starts at 6 p.m. and includes readings by contributing poets and writers and refreshments. Call 946-2665 for details.
Trees all reserved
TRAVERSE CITY — The Conservation Resource Alliance has announced that all the trees available for its Friday, April 12, distribution have been reserved. No additional trees will be available that day and the waitlist also is full.
Beekeeping tips
ALDEN — Heather Miller will give a program for beginning beekeepers at the Alden District Library, 8751 Helena Road.
"Backyard Beekeeping" will start at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 7. For details or registration, call the library, 331-4318.
Stroke support
TRAVERSE CITY — Stroke survivor Lana Beaudoin will share how she took her physical challenges and modified her gift of music at the Wednesday, April 10 meeting of the Grand Traverse Bay Stroke Club.
Beaudoin will present "Stroke Recovery Through Music: Demonstration of a One-Handed Piano Playing Technique" at the 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. meeting at the Presbyterian Church, 701 Westminster. For details, call Melinda Hollands or Angela Leete, 935-6380.
Healing concert
TRAVERSE CITY — Alan Pederson will perform his "Angels Across the USA Tour 2013" on Wednesday, April 10, at Grace Episcopal Church, 341 Washington St.
Pedersen is a bereaved father, nationally recognized inspirational speaker on grief and loss, award-winning singer/songwriter, and successful recording artist. His only daughter, Ashley, was killed in an automobile accident in 2001.
The free program starts at 7:30 p.m. and is sponsored by the Compassionate Friends Grand Traverse Chapter. It is open to the public, but is not suitable for young children.
'Bitchin' Babes'
TRAVERSE CITY — The Four Bitchin' Babes bring their "Mid Life Vices ... A Guilt Free Musical Revue" to the Dennos Museum Center on Saturday, April 13.
The musical comedy quartet has a 20-plus year career on stage and in studio sharing their estrogen-infused comedy and award-winning songwriting with audiences. They have released nine recordings and a full-length concert DVD.
The celebration starts at 8 p.m. in Milliken Auditorium, 1410 College Dr. Tickets are $25 in advance, $28 at the door and $22 for museum members. This includes admission to the museum galleries one hour before the concert and a post-concert reception with the performers.
For tickets or details, call 995-1553 or visit www.dennosmuseum.org.
Support groups
CADILLAC — Healing Private Wounds will sponsor three support groups starting in April.
The "Grow Group," a sexual abuse recovery support group, and the Teen Sexual Abuse Recovery Group both meet from 6 to 8 p.m. starting Thursday, April 11, at Cadillac United Methodist Church, 1020 E. Division. Both groups are free and confidential. The "Grow Group" will meet for 10 consecutive weeks. For details or to register, call or text 775-6804. The teen support group meets for eight consecutive weeks. For details or registration, call or text 846-4495.
PUP (Parents who Understand Pain), a support group for parents whose children of all ages have experienced sexual abuse, also is meeting. For meeting time, day and location, call or text 846-4495.
Spring craft show
TRAVERSE CITY — A spring craft show at First Christian Church will offer something for everyone.
The sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at the church, 3686 S. Airport Road, beside Best Buy. Lunch will be available and there also will be baked goods, prize drawings and special music. Proceeds benefit missions.
Care center marks 25
TRAVERSE CITY — The Pregnancy Care Center is celebrating 25 years of providing services to northern Michigan families during April.
The medical clinic provides a limited obstetric ultrasound for the purposes of pregnancy confirmation for those who qualify. Additional services include on-going pregnancy support and referrals to community agencies. All services are offered free of charge. For details, visit www.know4sure.org or call 929-3488.


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Two seconds into the Rangers' 2013 home opener against the Penguins, New York's Arron Asham and Pittsburgh's Tanner Glass dropped their gloves and squared off, much to the delight of the Madison Square Garden crowd. Asham and Glass -- who'd fought each other last season while playing for different teams -- exchanged punches for nearly a minute before tiring out, at which point they were separated by the linesmen and directed to their respective penalty boxes as the arena roared its approval.
Scenes like this, in which players dropped their gloves mere seconds after the opening faceoff, played out several times during the first week of the NHL season. Detroit's Jordin Tootoo vs. Columbus's Jared Boll, for instance. Or Joe Finley and Matt Martin of the Islanders vs. Pierre-Cedric Labrie and B.J. Crombeen of the Lightning. Indeed, staged fighting has been one of the hottest topics in the early going this season, particularly for those of us who find it hard to get worked up over enthusiastic goal celebrations. (Want to feel old? Theo Fleury's slide across the rink during the 1991 playoffs happened more than two years before Nail Yakupov was born.)
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