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- McMullin, Phillip W. Grassroots of America. Salt Lake City, Utah: Gendex Corp., 1972. FHL Book 973 R2ag, Fiche 6051323.
Another helpful publication is:
- First Settlers of the Missouri Territory, 2 vols. Nacogdoches, Texas: Ericson Books, 1983. 977.8 R2f.) Volume l has the grants from the American State Papers, class 8, public lands. Volume 2 has the grants in the present states of Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
Indian Tribes--As the various Indian tribes were removed from the area, their land became the public domain. The land was surveyed and sold by the United States government through land offices, in a process called land-entry. The first general land offices were established in 1818. Records of the land offices are located in the Arkansas State Land Commission Office.
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Patents--The patent records are located at the Bureau of Land Management, Eastern States Office.The Bureau of Land Management has an online index to land patents in Arkansas at http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ . The patent search may also provide a digital image of the original patent.
Land-entry Case Files--The land-entry case files and applications of those who settled in Arkansas after the Homestead Act of 1862 are in the National Archives. All of the above files are arranged according to legal descriptions of the land.
Land Tract Books--The Family History Library has the land tract books and original survey plats on microfilm. The Bureau of Land Management has digital images of the original survey plats for Arkansas at http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ . The original survey creates land boundaries and marks them for the first time.
Subsequent transfers of land between private owners were recorded by the clerk of the circuit or county court. Some counties have two courthouses where the documents could have been filed. The Family History Library has microfilm copies of most of the county deeds and indexes.
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Monday, 14 October 2013
Well this has been a long time coming! After months of deliberation and stalling we are finally back to blogging. This year has been filled with some of the most wonderful and heart breaking experiences for both Aimee and myself. We have seen friends get married, relationships end and new ones flourish. We have been let down by those we trusted but at the same time have come to treasure those people who hold a truly special place in our hearts. We are sorry we haven't treasured our readers in the same way, but with so much going on it has been incredibly hard for us to focus on creative matters and bring you anything exciting or inspiring! However hopefully this is all about to change and we can continue to keep this blog as a positive, light hearted and creative space to share with you the things we love and the places we travel. Below are a few images we took messing about in my new flat in front of my partners 1965 Hammond Organ we recently received from a generous soul on FreeCycle. They are just some simple photos to show you that we are both still alive and well, paired with a few paragraphs filling you in on the changes this year has brought us. Note how long Aimee's hair has got!
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After 6 months of bitter unemployment I finally found myself a job thanks to my good friend Sophie Von Der Goltz. I have now taken over her position at a contemporary art gallery in Mayfair. Although the contemporary scene isn't really my bag it is all part of a grander plan to gain experience in the art world to then apply for a scholarship to study a MA in Art History next year. In July after 9months of living in what can at best be described as a glorified squat, Aimee and myself moved out of our joint house. I am now living in a beautiful flat with my partner and cat in Stoke Newington. As much as our old house was a shit hole, I do miss coming home to Aimee in her Pj's with the kettle on. At this present time I am happier than I have been in years. My self esteem is no longer non existent. I have learnt not to stress the little things and to find happiness wherever I can. I have a garden I have planted, I have stopped bleaching my hair, and I haven't shaved my legs in about 4 months. Life is fantastic.
It is difficult to put time into words, I think much of the past year has been one of the most difficult periods of my life. It has certainly held the most changes. I have experienced a hell of a lot, new homes, friendships, health changes, relationship status's and have also been really focusing on my work life. My life is still in a state of constant change and that's fine. Change is good.
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This is the final report of the AIDS, Security and Conflict Initiative(ASCI) that was convened by the Social Science Research Council (New York) and Clingendael Institute (The Hague) between 2005 and 2009, with support from UNAIDS. ASCI is a global research initiative aimed at informing policy and programming by strengthening the evidence base and addressing critical gaps in knowledge in the fields of HIV and AIDS and security.
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Q. Black pepper works great to stop bleeding! I build cabinets. While moving a large cabinet on rollers across a gap in my concrete floor, the cabinet slipped back into the gap and onto my middle finger, just as I was standing up. Not only did it bust open, but the action of standing up almost ripped it in two.
I bandaged the finger, but the next morning it was still bleeding. My cousin told me about your suggestion of black pepper on cuts, so I tried it. It stopped the bleeding. Thanks for this simple remedy.
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I just cut my lip quite badly while shaving to quickly and this worked fine. It took a couple of applications but it did after a min or so.
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My grandmother used pepper more then 50 years ago. I can still remember her pouring it on me every time I got a cut that wouldn't stop bleeding. We recently used it on my dog when we accidentally cut her nail too close to the quick. Completely cover the wound. It doesn't burn at all.
I haven't tried pepper, but sugar works wonderfully. Just pour about a teaspoonful of sugar right on top of the wound and let it sit for about five minutes. The blood will coagulate and the bleeding will stop. I have been using this remedy for years and it has always been successful.
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I take Nitroglycerin medication and blood thinners which also means I'm a "bleeder", even on very small wounds. I have a couple of questions regarding using pepper to stop the bleeding. How much pepper should be applied to the wound, that is, completely cover or just sprinkle lightly and how about infection when the pepper granules are introduced to the wound?
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1. Cook and drain noodles. Set aside.
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Ghana musical instruments: Kete drum ensemble
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This is part five of a set of articles on Windows 8 deployment in education. To start at the beginning, take a look at "Windows 8 in Education: Deployment Planning Guide", then "Windows 8 in Education: Windows Store apps and deployment", followed by "Windows 8 in Education: setting up Virtual Desktop Infrastructure in education" and finally "Windows 8 in Education: Deployment Guide for BYOD in Education".
This guide contains advice on how to deploy Windows 8 in education – covering the technical aspects that an IT team will need to know to easily and securely deploy Windows 8 to existing and new computers in a school, TAFE or university. There are a number of key deployment strategies discussed, including deploying standard images on every machine, and light-touch or zero-touch Windows 8 deployments. Even if you have been deploying Windows computers for years, and have a standard mechanism that you've used successfully for all of that time, I would still recommend reviewing the alternative mechanisms that have been developed for Windows 8, to ensure that your chosen model is still the most efficient – for both your IT team, and for your users. This is especially critical in a world where users have an expectation of more individual control over their devices, their choice of software, and their modes of use. The way you choose to deploy Windows 8 to your users is going to be one of the first decisions which could ultimately decide how happy your users are with the IT system that you provide – and that's becoming more key as teaching staff have increasing control over their own use of technology, and whether or not they use your corporate systems.
As an aside, I used to work for an organisation where the IT team had so tightly controlled what users did, that the impact was that users increasingly ended up building an alternative IT system through a combination of mobile devices and mobile internet services – the upshot was that IT had significantly less visibility and control of users' activities than if they'd had given users a little more control and flexibility in the first place. And when your users are switching to using third-party web services for their day-to-day activities, you give up huge amounts of control. I've heard of scenarios of teaching staff bringing servers into their classroom to allow their students to use collaborative environments, because the IT system provided centrally blocks access to the apps and web-based servers they want to use. The lesson for me from this is that sometimes IT's insistence on too much control actually leads to radically less control!
You can install Windows 8 onto devices within your institution in many ways. Although deployment strategies for enterprise customers typically apply to educational deployments too, certain requirements make educational deployments unique. All educational environments need to provide not only for administrative staff but also for teachers and students, each of whom has special requirements for their computing environment. Historically, many education users have chosen to deploy a single image to their computers which includes the operating system, all the required application software, drivers and updates. However, the recommended strategy now is to deploy a 'thin image' which includes the operating system only, and then to deploy applications, drivers and updates after the initial deployment.
Either way, you then need to pick one of three primary methods for deploying Windows 8:
This deployment guide for education talks you through each option, including which tools are available from Microsoft to help you make it easier, and the factors that will help you decide between the options available. The four strategies discussed are:
To pick the right one, you'll need to consider how many computers you are deploying to, where your computers are based, what skills are available in the team doing the deployment, which of the combination of free and licensed Microsoft deployment software you have/want to use, and whether or not you'll also be deploying standard applications at the same time.
For each option, the Windows 8 deployment guide for education then steps you through the things you'll need, the decisions you will have to make, and the steps to take – and provides a deep set of reference materials for you to use.
The final chapter also guides you through the tools available for managing institution-owned computers, so that you can see the benefits, limitations and requirements of each option – and so helping you with the ongoing lifecycle management of your IT systems.
Pretty obviously, this guide isn't for everybody – it's really the thing that will light up the faces of the IT team as they dive down into what quickly becomes an acronym-lovers guide to IT (if you get excited about whether to choose between ADBA, KMS or MAK for Windows activation, this guide's for you!). But the authors have done a great job of providing good overviews, without throwing too much detail too quickly; and then they have also provided reference links to much deeper detail.
Download the Deployment Guide here (PDF)
Next month we're loading the Microsoft Education team, and a big pile of equipment, into an appropriate vehicle* and setting off on a road trip – heading out to five capital cities across the country to meet up with our Microsoft education partners and resellers. And here's your invitation to book yourself, and your colleagues from sales and marketing, a place to spend the day with us in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth** and Sydney.
The Microsoft Education Partner Summits in Australia are an opportunity to get deep insight into the changing dynamics of the schools, TAFE and universities sectors from the Microsoft Education team. With the schools market moving rapidly towards a devolved marketplace, and increasing numbers of institutions implementing a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) strategy, the traditional business models of many of our education partners, and of Microsoft, is challenged by new market dynamics.
Education is increasingly a competitive and critical market for Microsoft and our partners, with key organisations seeing the long term value of winning the institution and seeding their brand through these schools to reach teachers, students and parents. The combination of the consumerisation of IT, technology adoption at younger ages, the accelerating desire for 1:1 computing and BYOD are requiring education institutions to take more innovative approaches to learning, in and outside the classroom.
The agenda is specifically focused on meeting the needs of sales and marketing personnel who want the most effective sales messages and strategies to win in a transformed marketplace. With traditional revenue streams being disrupted by increasingly fragmented decision making, the Education Partner Summit in Australia will focus on ensuring that you walk away with the information you need to develop an effective and profitable strategy to grow your business, with practical sales resources, and understanding how you can leverage your Microsoft relationship and the resources of the Microsoft Education business to sell alongside you.
The day will benefit sales and marketing teams dealing with schools, TAFEs and universities. Additionally, the seminar will provide valuable insight to product marketing and development teams who are looking to identify new profitable product and service opportunities within the education sector.
The aim is to ensure that our partners can compete effectively, and tell a differentiated story that appeals across the different levels of decision makers within education institutions.
The day runs from 9AM to 3:30PM, and we've structured the agenda so that you could have some colleagues attend only part of the day (for example, for the more technically mind we'll have a great session in the afternoon to look at Windows 8 app development for education).
We're going to be touching down in the south first, and then heading progressively up the country (although I thought at first that this list had been sorted from bottom to top, but then I realised it's not quite right).
To book yourself in for any of the events, just click on the link below:
10th Oct – Melbourne
15th Oct – Adelaide
22nd Oct – Perth
29th Oct – Sydney
1st Nov – Brisbane
The event is open to Microsoft Authorised Education Resellers (AERs), resellers of our OEM device partners, Independent Software Developers, any organisation with a registration on Microsoft Partner Network, or another organisation which resells, recommends, develops on, or supports Microsoft technology in education.
I'm looking forward to seeing you next month. If you've got any questions, then either drop me an email, or ask a question in the Comments box below.
* Okay, I may have to concede that 'appropriate vehicle' is going to mean row 37 on a domestic flight! ** Personally, I'm also excited about making my first ever visit to Perth, so I'm hoping the weather's going to be bright and sunny for me.
* Okay, I may have to concede that 'appropriate vehicle' is going to mean row 37 on a domestic flight!
** Personally, I'm also excited about making my first ever visit to Perth, so I'm hoping the weather's going to be bright and sunny for me.
This is part four of a set of articles on Windows 8 deployment in education. To start at the beginning, take a look at "Windows 8 in Education: Deployment Planning Guide", then "Windows 8 in Education: Windows Store apps and deployment" and finally "Windows 8 in Education: setting up Virtual Desktop Infrastructure in education"
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) models are becoming increasingly popular in schools across Australia, especially as schools try to continue providing 1:1 access after the end of the DER programme. The strategy enables students to use their own computers or other devices in the classroom. The tightening of school budgets and the consumerisation of technology make the BYOD model attractive, but the use of BYOD programmes requires careful planning by IT, to ensure that the students can still participate fully, and to avoid disruption in the classroom, and the perils of teaching to the lowest-denominator device.
Our new Deployment Guide for BYOD Devices has been produced to help you evaluate the different device options. Before it dives into the specifics about deploying your BYOD model, it starts with an analysis of the strengths and weaknesses across different BYOD device options:
It then goes further to analyse the considerations for different Education BYOD models, with a further look at benefits & considerations of each BYOD model:
The deployment advice then flows from these options:
Building a secure BYOD environment – which includes physical device security, data security and access control (with some excellent links to detailed TechNet library articles)
Building a supportable BYOD environment – including technical support, maintenance, licensing of software, security and device lifecycles.
Preparing the infrastructure – including network security , file and print, collaboration and communications considerations.
Download BYOD Devices: A Deployment Guide for Education
For more background, and discussion around the teaching and learning scenarios, you should also read the Microsoft BYOD In Schools white paper produced last year by my colleague Sean Tierney and Bruce Dixon from the AAL Foundation. More information here
This is part three of a set of articles on Windows 8 deployment in education. To start at the beginning, take a look at "Windows 8 in Education: Deployment Planning Guide" and "Windows 8 in Education: Windows Store apps and deployment".
One of the challenges for educational institutions is managing the wide diversity of devices and user types. Given such diversity, establishing and maintaining a standardised technology learning platform can be difficult. Let's face it, even with your own institution-owned devices, it may be possible to purchase some new devices running the Windows 8 operating system or upgrade existing devices to Windows 8, whilst other institution-owned devices may be unable to run Windows 8 (such as older hardware, or devices running Apple iOS or Google Android).
Add in the complexity of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiatives, which are increasing in popularity and it can get super-complex. BYOD initiatives allow students and/or staff to use their devices in and out of the classroom. Whilst BYOD initiatives help institutions by reducing the up-front cost of devices, they can also complicate the technology management for IT staff, and classroom management for teaching staff.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure on Windows Server 2012 can remotely run Windows apps as though they are running on the user's device – including audio, video, graphically-intensive apps – and giving them access to their own connected devices – such as USB connected scanners or memory sticks.
To help you with your planning, and to understand the options, we've produced two Windows 8 Deployment Guides for Education:
Earlier this year my colleague James Marshall, from the UK, wrote 10 posts on his Education in the Cloud blog, each covering one of his top tips for Office 365 Education. He's also helpfully summarised all top 10 tips in one handy place – which I've reproduced below:
Office 365 Education is constantly evolving with new features being added, and existing features being improved; and of course, it's free to education customers. So this Top 10 features of Office 365 for education list could soon be out of date as we add new, even better, features to it. But for now, it's a great start:
Whether you want a class blog, or your own blog to share with your students, the blogging capabilities in SharePoint Online allow teachers and students to quickly and easily write up their thoughts, ideas and showcase their progress in a secure environment. You can even customise the look and feel of the blogs to make them more appealing for younger pupils.
Working on class projects has never been easier thanks to the Office Web Apps and their ability to support multiple authors of spreadsheets and documents at the same time! Being able to collaborate on work in the classroom (and at home!) is really important and the Office Web Apps enable anyone with access to a supported browser and an Internet connection to get involved.
How many times have you needed to survey your students and staff for their feedback? This doesn't just apply to teaching and learning, but also the IT department, facilities, finance, almost anyone in the institution. It couldn't be more simple to create a survey in Excel that can capture a variety of answer types (yes/no, multiple choice, text, date, etc.) into a spreadsheet automatically. This can be shared amongst your students and staff, or publicly.
Student feedback is particularly important in universities. Many still spend time printing thousands of sheets of paper each year only to have to input that data back into a computer! Why not cut out the paper middle-man and use an Excel Survey?
In a mature SharePoint Online environment there might be thousands of sites, files and other content that may or may not be useful to every student or member of staff. Sometimes you stumble upon a really useful resource either by searching or by accident and now you can keep track of it by following the content in your newsfeed.
When a school, TAFE or university is using shared devices, such as tablets, it isn't always possible to personally configure the applications for a particular user; this is where the web apps in Office 365 really come into their own. The Outlook Web App on mobile devices is excellent, and will automatically switch format based on the type of device you're using whether it's a mobile phone, tablet or full PC device.
This is one of my favourite tips. In the Outlook Web App you can add multiple calendars to view on one screen. This is extremely useful when it comes to planning tutorials, meetings, and other events as you can overlay many people's calendars to see when the most suitable time would be to arrange something. No more lengthy email threads trying to work out when everyone can make it!
There are even Microsoft partners out there who have developed solutions to automatically fill your calendar with your school timetable so that it's available instantly, wherever you go.
Uploading files to anywhere in the past has always been a bit of a chore. Having to click browse, find your individual file, upload and repeat quickly becomes a nightmare. In the new Office 365 you can simply drag and drop multiple files into a documents library and see them get uploaded automatically – simple!
If you don't have Outlook client available to you then scheduling a Lync meeting might seem like an impossible task; not so with the Lync Online Web Scheduler. Now it's easy to configure your meeting settings via the browser. With the latest updates to Office 365 you can event schedule a Lync Online meeting straight from the Outlook Web App.
The humble # symbol probably never thought it would get such exposure before Twitter launched, but now the #hashtag is king, with @mentions and "likes" not far behind. In SharePoint Online you can use these familiar social networking features to share content and conversations with others in your class.
I'd like to think we live in a world where connection to the Internet is practically everywhere, but speak to anyone who has been along the coast, away from a city recently and they'll tell you that being offline is not unusual! Thankfully, just because you're using services that are in the cloud does not mean that you suffer when you lose your Internet access. With the new Office 365 there is an offline mode for OWA, and of course the old favourite, the Office and SkyDrive Pro clients to keep you going when your connection lets you down.
This is my bonus tip! Since putting the original top 10 tips together we've supercharged the storage options in Office 365. Now students and staff get to benefit from 25 GB of free SkyDrive Pro storage, with options to increase that up to 100 GB! Equally, students, staff and alumni also get their inbox quotas doubled from 25 GB to 50 GB, free!
Helpfully, we've also increased the individual file upload limits from 250 MB per file to 2 GB per file, and made it even easier to restore documents. Now it's much easier to store those important multimedia or design technology coursework files online, securely, and accessible from anywhere.
Learn more about Office 365 Education, and sign up for a free trial
Last year I completed a review of the key pieces of software installed on Australian classroom computers – it took quite a while, because there are so many different apps, and so many different school setups, but eventually I ended up with a list of software that was in the standard install for up to a million classroom computers. Whilst every single app I found could already run on Windows 8, it's a passion for me to track which ones are also available as new Windows 8 touch apps too.
Learn more about GeoGebra on Windows 8
This is part two of a set of articles on Windows 8 deployment in education. To start at the beginning, take a look at yesterday's "Windows 8 in Education: Deployment Planning Guide"
The use of Windows 8 on devices in education brings many new benefits, features and technology capabilities. One prominent feature is the Windows Store and the new Windows 8 apps. Educational institutions can purchase or create apps for Windows 8 that use the new user interface of Windows 8, and use these alongside apps and resources that they used on previous versions of Windows.
I've noticed though that existence of the Windows Store has often raised new questions (especially from schools). The questions include:
This guide, written specifically for Windows 8 in education, offers advice on app deployment strategies, and gives you considerations to help you selecting the right one(s). It is written for IT managers in education institutions, and also to give them the information to advise leaders and teachers on the agreed strategy.
Some of the decisions that you'll need to make, and that this guide will help you with, include:
The two fundamental models of app distribution that are explained in the guide are:
The deployment guide for Windows Store apps provides an overview of what 'sideloading' is all about:
Sideloading is a process for installing Windows Store apps without using the Windows Store. To sideload an app, you must have access to the app installation files (.appx and related files), which you can obtain from the app developer (either internally or from an independent software vendor). You cannot obtain app installation files to be used for sideloading through the Windows Store. For apps you install by sideloading, you are responsible for validating and signing them, as sideloading bypasses the validation requirements of the Windows Store. Also, you are responsible for deploying any app updates to their users. IT pros often perform sideloading by using an enterprise app store. An enterprise app store provides similar features to the Windows Store but is exclusive to an organization. You can create such a store by using an electronic distribution system, such as Microsoft SystemCenter 2012 Configuration Manager with Service Pack (SP) 1 or Windows Intune. An enterprise app store allows you to manage the app through the entire software life cycle, including deployment, updates, supersedence, and uninstallation.
Sideloading allows you to deploy an app to a device, for use by all users on the device with their own individual account, or just to a specific account (for example, you might deploy a timetable app to any user, whereas you'd only make a behaviour monitoring app available to a staff user). And you can get apps for sideloading from different places – we don't make you buy everything through the Windows Store. It's pretty much as you do on PCs today – you can buy directly from a software company, or through a catalogue, or in an online store.
Sideloaded apps can be deployed to devices at multiple stages (eg when you first install the computer operating system, or later in its lifetime), and using different tools (Windows Intune, SystemCenter, the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, or you can even use the command line). And apps can also be sideloaded onto student-owned PCs, assuming you have the right licences setup.
The model of app deployment could be more complex than today's model, because there are more kinds of apps, and more deployment options. The value in this guide is to explain the different processes, along with their benefits and limits, to help you to find the model that's going to work for your users, your institution, and your mix of device ownerships.
Read the full guide: "Windows Store Apps: A Deployment Guide for Education"
Up until last Friday, the answer to "How big is the Office 365 for education mailbox?" was 25GB (remember, that's every education user of the free Office 365 for Education service getting a free 25GB mailbox storage limit).
But as of Friday, we've announced we're rolling out increases, doubling the email mailbox storage to 50GB. So the mailbox limit for the free plan (Office 365 for Education A2) - is 50GB, and the mailbox limits for the paid plans (Office 365 for Education A3 and A4) are also doubled to 50GB. And in addition, users with plan A3 and A4 get unlimited archive mailbox storage. Users of the free A2 plan get a 50GB archive.
That's an awful lot of emails your students and staff can store, and you don't have to keep buying storage devices to keep it on.
So now, when you're feeling flippant and somebody asks "How big is the Office 365 for education mailbox?" you can just say "Enough… Even for you"
Read the full details of changes on the Microsoft Office blog
This week I'm going to focus on a new set of guides for Windows 8 deployment in education. So if you're an IT manager in a school, TAFE or University, and you're thinking about your project plans for the approaching summer break, then you're probably going to be rubbing your hands in anticipation of these. But if you're a teacher then this could be possibly the dullest/geekiest week of blog posts – in which case, see you next week, and feel free to ignore all of the next few blog posts!
So here's your starting guide – 46 pages of detailed advice for IT managers in education institutions – to help you plan your deployment of Windows 8 in education institutions. It provides advice for all three key IT environments - schools, TAFEs and Universities.
As it's such a wide-ranging guide, it's pretty tricky to write something that is specific to your institution, but there are key sections you shouldn't skip – for example, the early section on the benefits for IT, faculty/teachers and students – that may help you to communicate with your users across your institution as your deployment starts.
The sections in this Windows 8 Deployment Planning Guide include:
The aim of this guide isn't to contain all the answers for every scenario, but to give you an overview, and to offer sources of more detailed information from Microsoft sites like MSDN and TechNet. It's the first call for you if you are planning a Windows 8 deployment in education within the next 12 months.
Next up tomorrow, is the guide to deployment of Windows Store Apps, and your options for managing what your users do.
Download the full Windows 8 Deployment Planning: A Guide for Education


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Situated on one of the most beautiful coastlines in Calabria, only 3 km away from Tropea, the Residence "La Vigna" is the ideal place to spend a totally relaxing holiday by the sea surrounded by orange trees, rows of olive-trees and a wonderful panorama.
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The 78-year-old father of California State Assemblyman Mike Gatto was shot and killed during a home invasion robbery in Silver Lake, police said.
The body of Joseph Gatto was found by a woman believed to be his daughter around 8:15 p.m. Wednesday slumped over a stool, said Lt. Richard Parks of the Los Angeles Police Department's Northeast Station. Police said the home invasion and murder occurred in the 2800 block of Bright Lane in Silver Lake.
Parks said Joseph Gatto had a bullet wound to the abdomen. He said the murder weapon was believed to be .22 caliber weapon, possibly a handgun.
The house had been ransacked. Parks said the time period between the shooting and the discovery of Gatto's body was not known.
Democrat Mike Gatto was elected to the 43rd District of the California State Assembly in 2010 and is chairman of the Assembly's Appropriations Committee.
In a November, 2011 interview, the Assemblyman said his father lived only a few blocks from him. Joseph Gatto was a schoolteacher with the Los Angeles Unified School District for more than 40 years, according to his son's official biography.
Among the investigators probing the slaying were detectives from the LAPD's elite Homicide-Robbery Division. One detective noted that homicides are uncommon in the area and speculated that Gatto may have interrupted a robbery in progress.
Mike Gatto, whose district includes Silver Lake, Burbank, Glendale and part of the La Crescenta region, told the Los Angeles Times that his sister found the body after not hearing from her father all day.
The slaying was Silver Lake's first homicide this year.
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This replacement pvc backflap is used to cover the open space created when the seat of your buggy is in the lie-flat position.
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When I hit a softball it hurts my hand and I'm not sure why.?
I just started playing softball for the first time. When I swing and the bat connects with the ball it hurts my hands. And sometimes the outside part of my hand hurts, the lower outside palm. It still hurts like I hit it on something. What am I doing wrong on my swing?
What is Boof Bonser's real name?
you are not doing anything wrong. i think that your hands just have to get used to swinging and having the ball hit the bat. the ball hitting the bat causes a lot of pressure and vibration through the bat into the your hands.i played baseball in high school and during the offseason, i would play other sports and as baseball season approached, i'd get into the batting cage and hit some. my hands would always hurt and feel sore the first few times i do it, but after a while and by the time the season started, my hands would be fine.
just keep playing, keep swinging. use batting gloves, they will help your hands. good luck and have fun.
Freshmen Baseball...is this good??
loosen up your grip on the batWho was on deck when Bobby Thompson hit his 'shot heard round the world' ?
you need to wear a batting glove. get one with good padding.you will get used to it after a while.
Pete roses' total hits as mlb player?
Quit hitting a softball.What is all behind the dugout at a major league ballpark?
Try holding the bat more relaxed. That way the shock can be absorbed by your joints.How do You unlock the "Golden Age" Team on MLB 07: The Show?
Wear batting gloves. What you feel is that nasty vibration on contact. The gloves will eliminate that.Do starting Major League baseball catchers lift weights during the season?
Make sure your hitting the softball with a softball bat, not a baseball bat too.Who has the most stolen bases in the history of MLB?
Wear batting gloves and use a firm grip. Too tight or loose will cause the bat to vibrate and sting your hands.Try the following-
Use batting gloves when you are batting. These may provide more cushioning.
"Choke up" on the bat. try moving your hands further away from the handle. The bat grip will be firmer plus your hands will be on a thicker more stable area of the bat.
If you are using a metal bat try using a wooden one. They vibrate less.
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make sure you are gripping the bat correctly. you might need someone to show you exactly, but you should be holding the bat with your fingers, not your palms. if you hold the bat wrong it could vibrateWho was the last person to get the triple crown in baseball?
Getting batting gloves help a lot! But it is caused by vibration which can be caused by a few things A. You are miss hitting the ball (ex: off the hands as it is called in baseball/softball terms meaning you are hitting it off the middle of the bat and not getting the meat on it!) B. The bat is broken (it might not be something you can see so take the bat in your hand on the fat end and bang the handle knob on the ground to see if you get a lot of vibration and hear and odd sound! C. Cold weather plays a factor to as it makes the bat and the ball harder which can cause it! Just go get some gloves and you should be fine!What is an aluminum bat that has great power but isnt too expensive?
Also, if the ball hits either the very end of the bat, or the lower part of the bat near the hands, there will be a lot of vibration. You want to try to hit the ball in the "sweet spot", where the bat is the fattest. In cold weather, the vibrations can really sting, even in softball.C. C. Sabathia of the indians ?
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"A generalised principle of the "targeted" country might well become a recognised point of attachment in copyright conflicts of laws, at least in cases where such target jurisdictions can clearly be identified."
The distribution of industrial products protected by copyright law can amount to a criminal offence as a violation of the distribution right. In CJEU, 21 June 2012, case C 5/11 (Donner), the CJEU clarified the interface between European law and national criminal sanctions in case such products are protected in the country of export but not in the originating country. The CJEU took the view that European legislation does not stand in the way of applying criminal law provisions c [...]
UK: Future Publishing Ltd v. Edge Interactive Media Inc., High Court Chancery Division, 13 June 2011.
Copyright in logo: US companies involved in the business of computer games had infringed copyright in the logo of a computer gaming magazine ("EDGE"), by using it on letterhead, website and games. The Court found the logo sufficiently original to qualify for copyright protection. Defendant's use amounted to copyright infringement, passing-off and breach of a trading agreement with the publisher of the magazine. (Stavroula Karapapa & Maurizio Borghi, Brunel University).
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I haven't been this excited in I don't know how long!
Oh... after much muttering to myself and much research I got the Bernina 580. This is an upgrade from my ca. 1970 Elna.
You'll love this machine! I have one and I do!
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Most mountain resorts embrace a casual, laid-back, slope-friendly lifestyle. But it's an old-fashioned formality that gives this property its charm — colonial-style décor in the bedrooms, and jackets required in the Dining Room, where an orchestra serenades diners. After two years of construction by 250 master craftsmen, this hotel opened in 1902, and today it's a National Historic Landmark. It's a part of The Mount Washington Resort at Bretton Woods, and right outside the door are hundreds of acres of ski terrain. You'll find 101 trails and glades (including plenty of black diamond glades), White Mountain National Park for cross-country skiing, high-speed quad lifts and a gorgeous landscape for night skiing.
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Discussion Transverse Process Fractures
Transverse process fractures are the second most common fractures of the lumbar spine, with compression fractures being the most common. They occur usually secondary to a severe hyperextension and lateral flexion blow to the lumbar spine from avulsion of the paraspinal muscles. The most common segments to suffer transverse process fractures are L2 and L3.
Radiographically, the fracture line appears as a jagged radiolucent separation, usually occurring close to its point of origin from the vertebra. Frequently, the separated fragment is displaced inferiorly. If the fracture line is horizontal, close inspection for a transverse or Chance fracture should be performed. Fractures often occur at multiple levels. Fractures of the fifth lumbar transverse process are frequently found in association with pelvic fractures, particularly fractures of the sacral ala, or disruption of the sacroiliac joint. Occasionally, loss of the psoas shadow may occur secondary to hemorrhage. Ossification within this hemorrhage (myositis ossificans) can result in bony bridging between transverse processes (lumbar ossified bridging syndrome). Renal damage may occur, which may be associated with hematuria.
A pseudofracture of the transverse process can be simulated by developmental nonunion, especially at L1, the psoas margin where it crosses the tip of the transverse process and overlying fat lines or intestinal gas. Oblique or tilt views may be necessary to rule out fracture.
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Nakd Free From Cocoa Mint Bar 35g
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Want to look better, feel better and help the world? Replace over-processed foods with nourishing, raw wholefoods and get ready to be happy. This satisfying slice of simple goodness is a great place to start. Hope you love it as much as we do! Natural is nicer.
This satisfying slice of simple goodness is a great place to start. Hope you love it as much as we do! Nature is nice.
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Dates 48%, Cashews 29%, Raisins 17%, Cocoa 6%, A hint of natural flavouring, May also contain traces of Soya, Peanuts, other Nuts and the odd shell or pit piece
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No Added Sugar; Suitable for Vegans; Kosher
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Typical Values | Per 100g | Per 35g |
Energy | 1621kJ | 567kJ |
386kcal | 135kcal | |
Fat | 15.1g | 5.3g |
of which saturates | 3.1g | 1.1g |
Carbohydrate | 49.4g | 17.3g |
of which sugars | 45.3g | 15.9g |
Fibre | 6.8g | 2.4g |
Protein | 9.4g | 3.3g |
Salt | <0.1g | <0.1g |
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19 October 2014
Love the flavour
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