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I think it'd be pretty cool to see what everyones gaming setup/rig looks like. Below is my current setup. The only problem with my setup is that at certain times of the day the sun can peek through that window and kind of blind me since those blinds don't do a very good job. I also plan on upgrading that TV soon to prepare for the Next-gen.
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Sorry for the horrible image quality and it being too close-up, only have my webcam on me right now.
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PS3, 360 and Wii underneath. Both Mac's are dual booted with OSX/ Win 7 for work and or play (Steam).
I think I've posted in every one of these so far. But what the heck, one more time won't hurt.
I didn't bother to clean up, but you see what it looks like in action, so cool? This is actually all my gaming equipment that is currently plugged in at the moment. I used to have a TV for the consoles in here, but both that and my 360 committed suicide overnight a while back. So I stick with just the PC and occasionally PS3 into my screen. Part of the faceplate on the box is taken off right now, but worry not friends, it is usually covered. <3
What I look forward to adding to this at the moment is just simply replacing the shitty screen so I can have a decent-looking setup and I'm looking into cheap solutions to replace my 360. New table might also be in order, but it isn't really a priority.
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When you are working with text layers inside Photoshop, there are two keystrokes that you definitely want to memorize that can help you out. So first of all, if I go ahead and get my Text tool, press T, and I click into a particular text layer here and I started doing some edits, this is point text or whatever and I realized that I just changed my mind. This is the wrong text layer or I just want to get rid of this edit. If you just hit the Escape key, the Escape key just cancels whatever edit you had done in there. It just ignores it. It cancels it. Same thing if you accidentally create a new text layer. You forgot that you are in the Text tool and you actually started clicking and then you went to go and say switch to the Move tool and you realized that you ended up with the V on your screen. I don't know about you but that happens to me a lot. And you are like, "I was in the Type tool!" Just hit the Escape key. It's like it never happened. If you end up with the text layer when you didn't intended, just hit the Escape key, it goes away. Then you can press the V key to switch back to the Move tool or whatever.
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Our focus is to bring great Puzzle and Platformer games to iOS devices. We formed Skejo Studios in September, 2011 as a pursuit of passion to bring great puzzle and platformer games to the iOS platform. We are not new or original at this task. We are not jumping at chance to make a quick game and the hope of a quick paycheck. We want to make games that we, ourselves, will play constantly. Not games made under a contract, not games made to pry a few bucks out of people for 100,000 coins to buy an extra colored shirt on an avatar. We want to make games that stand time and fads. We currently have 3 games in the AppStore with more on the way.
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This year, Opportunity International will be taking over 12 Insight Trips to countries around the world. Coming up soon, is a trip to the Philippines. On May 27, this many people will depart for Antipolo City, where they will get to see Opportunity's main branch, and visit local staff and leadership. Then, visitors will get to meet Opportunity's clients and see them at work, using the microloans they received from Opportunity International. see first hand the work of Opportunity and how it is effecting clients like Jemmalyn Alcantara.
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On Friday 26th June, we held our 2nd fundraising day to help The Red Lipstick Foundation.
It's one of those days that we all know is coming, but somehow manage to forget until the morning of the day itself!
On Friday 22nd May, we held a fundraising day to help a friend of Protected.co.uk who has seen his village totally destroyed in the Nepal earthquakes.
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No NHL? No problem. That is, of course, if the NHL ice girls continue to come out with their bikini calendars. With the lockout going on it seems that several teams have foolishly put their ice girls on the back burner. Typical move by the NHL, at a time where the marketing and PR crews could be churning out calendars and bikini shoots, countless teams miss the ball. Thankfully we can count on the Los Angeles Kings and the Dallas Stars Ice Girls to pump out a sexy calendar, with or without hockey. We did some digging and pulled the sexiest behind the scenes photos of the Kings and Stars girls during their bikini calendar shoots. So stop worrying about the lock-out, stop paying attention to labor negotiations and arbitrators. L.A. Kings Ice Crew Facebook | Buy The Calendar Dallas Stars Ice Girls Facebook | Buy The Calendar Filed under: Cheerleaders, Hockey
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Comedian Ron White coming to Riverside
"Blue Collar Comedy" star Ron White is returning to the Riverside Theater April 12.
Last time White was in town was February 2012, when he performed stand-up at a sold-out Riverside. That's a typical accomplishment for White: he's sold more than 10 million CDs and DVDs and has been one of the top three grossing touring comedians in the U.S. over the past five years. »Read Full Article
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"Finding Mr. Right" (4:30 p.m., Downer Theatre) is a Chinese "Sleepless in Seattle"-type tale about a spoiled and shallow woman who, when she becomes pregnant, is sent to America, where she clashes - and falls in love - with a sensitive single dad who is her opposite. »Read Full Blog Post


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Founded in 1934, this icon of porteño pizza tugs at the heartstrings of locals, who get misty-eyed when they think about the fresh tomato sauce and the mile-high pile of oozing mozzarella on these classics. You'll spot the occasional tourist, but the vast majority of seats will be filled by locals who've been coming here for decades. Every square inch of wall space is dedicated to posters, photos, and memorabilia of sports legends, musicians, tango dancers, and actors, and every local has his or her cherished spot in the dining room. The best pizza? A classic mitad-mitad, or half and half—one side a straightforward tomato sauce and cheese, the other swimming with anchovies. Dessert here is a winner, with the classic flan leading the pack.
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It was so busy and mostly locals which is always a plus. We ate here about 3 times in the month we visited. It was great value, very fun and buzzing and the pizza was delicious.
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Tapah is the administrative town of the district Batang Padang, Perak, Malaysia (with coordinates: 4°12′N 101°16′E / 4.20°N 101.26°E).
The name "Tapah" is said to be originated from the name of a fresh water fish, "Ikan Tapah". The scientific name of the fish is Wallago attu. The locals said that the name has been taken from the Malay-Perak dialect word which means "no worry".
The Batang Padang River flows through this town, which is located on the trunk road between Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. Major neighbouring towns are Kampar and Bidor. There is an entrance to the North-South Expressway at Tapah. This town is also widely considered as the main entry point into the old Cameron Highlands route, which is a winding and narrow road uphill. The nearest train station is Tapah Road. The Lata Kinjang waterfall is about 18 km from Tapah on the road to Chenderiang. It is an impressive series of cascades down a 100 m drop. The falls can be seen from the North-South Expressway (PLUS).
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Tonganoxie High School students involved in the new Fellowship of Christian Athletes group at THS were able to meet an integral part of the Kansas University football team Thursday.
Jayhawk senior defensive lineman James McClinton spoke to FCA members and others in attendance at the Night of Praise and Worship at the THS auditorium.
McClinton, who has helped KU to an 11-1 record and an Orange Bowl berth, also recently was named an All-American for the Jayhawks.
McClinton spoke to the group about his own experiences and how God has touched his life. He also spoke about how FCA has grown at the collegiate level while he has been at the university.
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Cot R. Presnell, of 1306 Iris Avenue, Johnson City, passed away on May 8, 2012, at the Johnson City Medical Center.
A native of Carter County, he was the son of the late Robert Julius and Lillian (Blair) Presnell. He was a former teacher and coach at Science Hill High School and served as Director of Athletics at Science Hill High School during the 1970s.
Cot was a lover of life, people and sports. He began playing sports at a young age and was the captain and quarterback of the football team at Elizabethton High School when they won the State Football Championship in 1938.
He was also a WWII veteran, having served in both the Army and the Air Force. After his service to his country was completed, he attended Milligan College, where he received his BS degree, and later completed his MA degree at Ole Miss.
Cot often reminisced about his coaching days at Science Hill High School, where he coached the golf team to the state championship in 1959. He is a member of the Science Hill Sports Hall of Fame, the Johnson City Parks and Recreation Wall of Fame and the Elizabethton High School Sports Hall of Fame.
Cot was a member of Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church and was a loving and giving Christian who loved everyone and helped as many people as he could. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He was preceded in death by brothers: Blair Presnell, Joe Presnell, Fred Presnell, Zeb Presnell and Bruce Presnell; as well as by sisters: Hattie Bell Presnell and Wanda Presnell Hahn.
He is survived by his loving wife, Mary Presnell, of the home.
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Unanimous: System Research Group talklet
I'm looking forward to sharing my thoughts on consensus for the edge network with the SRG today, abstract below
Many projects in the SRG at the moment (HAT, UCN, contacts app, MirageOS for ARM, Jitsu, databox, signposts) are trying to give individuals an viable alternative to 3rd party centralised services and put them back in control of their personal data. However developing applications for the hostile edge network, with its heterogeneous hosts and networks, trust issues and poorly understood middle boxes is tricky. This is made worse by the fact that consensus algorithms are famously difficult to use, underspecified and based on decade old assumption about the internet. In this talklet, I will motivate Unanimous, a new consensus algorithm for the modern internet.
Conservative election in Byzantine Fault Tolerant Raft
Tangaroa, is a Byzantine tolerant Raft implementation in Haskell, developed by Christopher Copeland and Hongxia Zhong for a Distributed Systems class at Stanford. The authors apply many of the approaches in PBFT to Raft, allowing for the Byzantine failure of nodes. My interest in this work is how can you stop unnecessary leader elections in Raft algorithm using more conservative election approaches, given that election are too common in some environments (see s4.2 in ARC) .
Copeland and Zhong quickly identify this is one of the key barriers to developing a byzantine raft and describe their lazy voters approach. As with the original Raft protocol, a node time out, becomes a candidate, increments its terms and dispatches RequestVotes RPC's. In addition to the normal restrictions on granting a vote, Tangaroa adds two extra conditions
- new term must be < current_term + H, where H is a statistically unlikely number of split votes.
- the current leader must have failed to dispatch AppendEntries within the heartbeat.
I am not convinced that the first condition will not lead the system to become permanently unavailable. For example, a network partition could separate the nodes into two groups thus one group will have a leader in a low term and the other group constantly trying to re-elect a new leader as it cannot get a majority. When network connectivity is restored, the nodes in will observe a sudden unbounded term increase. Thus nodes will not give out their votes and the system is stalled.
The author's highlight how the second condition could be implemented. Nodes who are in a position to grant a vote except that the second condition isn't meet, will record the vote locally and then dispatch the votes only when they observe a leader failure for themselves. This means that a node may only replace the leader when a majority of nodes detect a failure (or the client does) instead of when a single node detects a failure. The paper doesn't go into much detail about this and how this would impact performance, I suspect that this approach is a little too conservative and many in some cases make it significantly more difficult to replace a fault leader. Various implementation details need to be consider here, for example, if a node times out and dispatches its vote, how long until the node steps up to candidate itself? or after how long does it "forget" its local vote, the election timeout maybe.
Writing a Byzantine Fault Tolerant Raft was always going to be hard, Tangaroa is a good first step in the right direction.
EuroSys 2015
I am incredibility excited to announce that I'll be attending this year's EuroSys and its Doctoral Workshop. I'm hope to live blog the event over at syslog.
Any recommendations of papers to look out for?
Mail me if your going and would like to meet up in Bordeaux.
Part 3: Running your own DNS Resolver with MirageOS
This article is the third in the "Running your own DNS Resolver with MirageOS" series. In the first part, we used the ocaml-dns library to lookup the hostname corresponding with an IP address using its Dns_resolver_mirage module. In the second part, we wrote a simple DNS server, which serves RRs from a zone file using the Dns_server_mirage module.
Today in the third part, we will combine the above to write a simple DNS resolver, which relays queries to another DNS resolver. Then we will compose this with our simple DNS server from last week, to build a resolver which first looks up queries in the host file and if unsuccessful will relay the query to another DNS resolver.
As always, the complete code for these examples is in ocaml-dns-examples.
3.1 DNS FoRwarder
When writing our simple DNS server, we used a function called serve_with_zonefile in Dns_server_mirage to service incoming DNS queries. Now we are going remove a layer of abstraction and instead use serve_with_processor:
val serve_with_processor: t -> port:int -> processor:(module PROCESSOR) -> unit Lwt.t val serve_with_zonefile : t -> port:int -> zonefile:string -> unit Lwt.t
Now instead of passing the function a simple string, representing the filename of zonefile, we pass a first class module, satisfying the PROCESSOR signature. We can generate such a module by writing a process and using processor_of_process:
type ip_endpoint = Ipaddr.t * int type 'a process = src:ip_endpoint -> dst:ip_endpoint -> 'a -> Dns.Query.answer option Lwt.t module type PROCESSOR = sig include Dns.Protocol.SERVER (** DNS responder function. @param src Server sockaddr @param dst Client sockaddr @param Query packet @return Answer packet *) val process : context process end type 'a processor = (module PROCESSOR with type context = 'a) val processor_of_process : Dns.Packet.t process -> Dns.Packet.t processor
So given a Dns.Packet.t process, which is a function of type:
src:ip_endpoint -> dst:ip_endpoint -> Dns.Packet.t -> Dns.Query.answer option Lwt.t
We can now service DNS packets. If we assume that myprocess is a function of this type, we can service DNS queries with the following unikernel
open Lwt open V1_LWT open Dns open Dns_server let port = 53 module Main (C:CONSOLE) (K:KV_RO) (S:STACKV4) = struct module U = S.UDPV4 module DS = Dns_server_mirage.Make(K)(S) let myprocess ~src ~dst packet = ... let start c k s = let server = DS.create s k in let processor = ((Dns_server.processor_of_process myprocess) :> (module Dns_server.PROCESSOR)) in DS.serve_with_processor server ~port ~processor end
Now we will write an implementation of myprocess which will service DNS packets by forwarding them to another DNS resolver and then relaying the response.
Recall from part 1, that you can use the resolve function in Dns_resolver_mirage to do this. All that remains is to wrap invocation of resolve, in a function of type Dns.Packet.t process, which can be done as follows:
let process resolver ~src ~dst packet = let open Packet in match packet.questions with | [] -> (* we are not supporting QDCOUNT = 0 *) return None | [q] -> DR.resolve (module Dns.Protocol.Client) resolver resolver_addr resolver_port q.q_class q.q_type q.q_name >>= fun result -> return (Some (Dns.Query.answer_of_response result))) | _ -> (* we are not supporting QDCOUNT > 1 *) return None
3.2 DNS server & forwarder
[this part requires PR 58 on ocaml-dns until it is merged in]
We will extend our DNS forwarded to first check a zonefile, this is achieve with just 3 extra lines:
... DS.eventual_process_of_zonefiles server [zonefile] >>= fun process -> let processor = (processor_of_process (compose process (forwarder resolver)) :> (module Dns_server.PROCESSOR)) in ...
Here we are using compose to use two processes: one called process generated from the zonefile and one called forwarder, from the forwarding code in the last section.
Next time, we will extend our DNS resolver to include a cache.
Poster for "Life on the Edge: New Abstractions for Edge Network Distributed Computing"
Here is a draft copy of the A1 poster I'll be presenting at the 2nd Annual Oxbridge Women in Computer Science Conference in Oxford. The poster abstract is in a previous post. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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Slides for "Life on the Edge: New Abstractions for Edge Network Distributed Computing"
Below are my draft slides for next week's talk at the 2nd Annual Oxbridge Women in Computer Science Conference in Oxford. The talk abstract is in a previous post. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated (note that the speaker notes are WIP)
VPN providers are hijacking DNS
Are you thinking of using a VPN to bypass DNS hijacking by your ISP (as described in Redirecting DNS for Ads and Profit and Middleboxes considered harmful: DNS Edition)?
Then think again.
A new paper titled "A Glance through the VPN Looking Glass: IPv6 Leakage and DNS Hijacking in Commercial VPN clients" by Vasile Claudiu Perta, Marco Valerio Barbera, Gareth Tyson, Hamed Haddadi and Alessandro Mei, demonstrates that many commercial VPN operators are at it too.
The paper will appear at The 15th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium and is available online now (open access copy linked).
Raft Refloated in the morning paper
I am incredibly excited to announce that Raft Refloated will be featured in The Morning Paper, by Adrian, as part of a series of 10 posts on distributed consensus. Last month, the morning paper also featured our work on the Databox.
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The last time Twins catcher Ryan Doumit was behind the plate for a start by Samuel Deduno, Doumit talked about the uncertainty with which each of Deduno's pitches approaches the plate. Deduno's curveball often ends up in the dirt before bouncing into the chest of the catcher. His fastball has good movement on it as well and darts any which way. As a result, Doumit just sets up right behind the plate and lets Deduno's pitches do the work. Like he had been in his previous seven starts with Minnesota, Deduno was effectively wild in Sunday's series finale against the Mariners, although he was hit with his first loss of the year in a 5-1 Seattle win. Deduno picked up a quality start by allowing just two runs in six innings of work. During that time, though, he walked six batters while striking out just two. "Deduno was Deduno," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "A lot of walks, and we were out there a long time playing defense. ... But he didn't break. He bent a little bit, got hims...
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2008 Chrysler PT CruiserVisitor, Dunlap, TN, September 28, 2014 18:20I bought this car in August 2014. The car only has 32,500 miles on it. The complete AC unit has gone bad. Thanks goodness I bought extended warranty and the only thing that is not covered is the ac belt which will cost me $67.00. The sensor for the airbag on the passenger side has gone bad and needs to be replaced which is not covered by warranty and will cost $200.00. I find it odd that I have driven cars that have had well over 100,000 miles on them and never had a airbag sensor go bad and this vehicle only has 32,500 miles and its gone bad. Other then those 2 things I have had no problems with this vehicle
2008 Chrysler PT CruiserMs. Aint Right, Egg Harbor Township, NJ, April 18, 2014 05:51I bought this car in October, 2013. I had rented one for a week & wanted one ever since. Main point for me is that it's an affordable car. I love it. It's fun to drive. I wouldn't take it across country thou.Rookie
2008 Chrysler PT CruiserBiggredd70, Los Angeles, CA, March 07, 2014 11:56Brought my 2008 PT cruiser two years ago. I love the car, the only issues I have with it is the engine mounts I need to replace every two years. I live in a city full of Potholes and just assumed they are the reason.Enthusiast
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2008 Chrysler PT CruiserVisitor, Newtown, PA, November 22, 2012 03:06Bought this car new 2008. I had a 2006 PT at the time which ran great, until it turned three years old and then little by little, maintenance became expensive with the same issues. Now the 2008 has turned four years old and I am having major miscelleaneous issues, one by one causing me to kick myself for buying this hunk of junk. I like the styling and it's great for the family pet to get in and out with 1/2 of the rear seat removed, however: at 12 nonths I replaced the battery, at 24 months replaced the hub bearings, at 30 months (29,000 miles) replaced the rear shocks, and the brake pads and rotors, at 36 months replaced the battery again, at 48 months replaced the throttle body plenum, engine mounts, replace the CAM sensor and the fuel injector and was told that next time in, would need front and rear shocks AGAIN! Almost $3K in repairs and the car has only 45,ooo miles at 4 yeats old. Problem is, I just can't afford another car at this time.
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A Closer Look at the iPhone 5
Apple iPhone 5 is longer and thinner, more powerful, and boasts LTE.
By the time Apple got around to announcing the iPhone 5 this week, many of the features such as the smartphone's bigger screen and LTE support had been leaked. But Apple did manage to keep a few goodies secret until its announcement. Here's a closer look.
This is the first feature that strikes you: the longer body. But Apple keeps the iPhone 5 both a pocketable and (for most) a one-handed device: 0.30 inches thick, 2.31 inches wide and 4.87 inches tall, weighing 3.95 ounces. The phone is in two colors: black with slate back, and white with silver back.
Apple embraces windows Not those Windows. Instead, the flat aluminum metal back has black glass windows at top and bottom for unimpeded wireless transmissions.
A new angle on the edge One obvious style change is the chamfered edge of the metal sideband, creating a chiseled look that doesn't seem sharp or "edgey."
For the first time, iPhone offers a larger screen: a 4-inch diagonal display, with 640-by-1136-pixel resolution, preserving the 326-pixels-per-inch density of Apple's crisp Retina display. The new display is also thinner, thanks to a new technology that smushes the touch sensors into the display itself.
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As expected, the new iPhone for the first time supports LTE cellular connectivity. Apple waited for a single-chip, single-radio implementation (expected to be from Qualcomm, its traditional cellular supplier), to minimize components and costs, and optimize battery efficiency.
Despite the more powerful CPU, LTE and bigger screen, iPhone 5 actually improves battery life compared to the 4S model, according to Apple. 3G talktime is the same for iPhone 5 and 4S at 8 hours; standby time for the new phone is 225 hours, versus 200 for 4S.
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One seemingly slight change: iPhone 5 is the first iPhone to let you use the 5GHz band to connect to a Wi-Fi network. That's a much less crowded frequency than 2.4GHz and more channels from which to choose. Apple says the phone's 802.11n Wi-Fi data is 150Mbps for the single-stream 11n chip.
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Actor Chad Lowe Welcomes a Daughter
Tuesday, November 20th, 2012
Chad Lowe, the actor who currently stars in the television series "Pretty Little Liars," is the proud father of a daughter, his second child with wife, Kim.
The couple's older daughter, Mabel, is 3 1/2 years old. Lowe has not disclosed his new daughter's name, according to PEOPLE.com.
"I'm trying to bank some sleeping hours, which is a little tough," Lowe told PEOPLE last Saturday, sharing that his wife was due to deliver this week.
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Jefferson County Fair features Little Big Town, Gloriana and Casey James this weekend
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This weekend, country fans heading a few miles west from Milwaukee will find two big shows at the Jefferson County Fair (503 N Jackson Ave. in Jefferson). Tonight at 7, Gloriana is joined by former "American Idol" contestant Casey James on the grandstand. Saturday night, it's Little Big Town headlining at the fairgrounds with Madison-based Madison County opening. With a mix of first-come, first-serve general admission seating included with fair admission and reserved spots at an additional price point, the shows can be an affordable way to catch these acts in a unique setting. General admission to the Jefferson County Fair is $10, with a few money-saving deals outlined on the event's website. »Read Full Blog Post
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The restaurant first was opened in the mid-1990s by Noudeum Pophananouvong nearby, at 6501 W. Greenfield. When that building was scheduled to be demolished, the restaurant moved to 5114 S. 108th St. in Hales Corners. It ultimately returned to Greenfield Ave., in new construction. »Read Full Blog Post


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The three men, all in their 50s, were taken to hospital after an incident in Woodside Road, Glenrothes at about 1am yesterday.
One of the victims, aged 50, is in a critical condition in the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh, Police Scotland said.
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Registrar's Notes – August 29, 2011
August 29, 2011
Keypad Changes
The four-digit keypad codes to rooms in Dunbar, Kohrman, Moore and Sangren have been changed. Building coordinators have been notified and will be distributing the new codes to department staff and instructors.
Fall Welcome
The Fall Welcome program begins today to assist our first year students in making the academic and social transition to college. We are expecting close to 3,000 students will be attending this four day event.
One of the highlights of Fall Welcome is the Matriculation Ceremony where the class of 2015 will be formally welcomed to WMU. The Matriculation Ceremony will be held on Wednesday, August 31 at 10:00 a.m. in Miller Auditorium. Pizza with the Profs will follow at 11:15 a.m. in Miller Plaza.
The full schedule of Fall Welcome events can be found at: http://www.wmich.edu/fye/fallwelcome/.
One Stop
The One Stop Convenience Center opens this morning. This is our 7 th year operating One Stop to provide students with one location to go to take care of all their semester start up needs. One Stop is located on the second floor of the Bernhard Center in the South Ball Room.
Fall 2011 One Stop hours:
- Monday, Aug. 29 : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Tuesday, Aug. 30 : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Wednesday, Aug. 31 : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Thursday, Sept. 1 : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Friday, Sept. 2 : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Tuesday, Sept. 6 : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Wednesday, Sept. 7 : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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- Friday, Sept. 9 : 9 a.m. to noon
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Thank you to all who turned out for the Family Education Fair last Tuesday. I enjoyed the opportunity to talk with many of you and hear how you plan to take advantage of our tuition remission benefit. It's not too late to register for a fall course. If you need any help getting started, please contact me at (269) 387-4325.
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Our stay at the Albert Park Manor Boutique Hotel June 21-25 was a pleasant one. The hotel was appealing to us because it offers good access on a main tram line (5-10 minutes) to the Melbourne cbd as well as quick access to a nearly freeway for excusions outside of town. In many respects it is more akin to an upscale B&B than a true hotel, since it has no dining facilities or elevator and appears to be owned and managed by one person, "Tony ." There is a small Italian restaurant and a cafe serving breakfast and lunch next door so meals are no problem.
When we arrived, the hotel was almost full so we had to take a room on the top floor which was ok except that the windows are smaller than those on the lower floors which made the room rather dark. Tony was very helpful, carrying our bags up to our second floor room himself and providing helpful guidance to all of our questions concerning Melbourne attractions.We found our room and the entire hotel to be clean, comfortable and a good value for the money.
If you arrive by car we recommend phoning ahead for detailed directions. The traffic patterns in the area are confusing and we drove around in the neighborhood for almost 30 minutes before figuring out how to get to the hotel.
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After losing another championship fight via decision where he thought he had done enough to win, a disappointed Frankie Edgar (Pictured) said it was too soon to decide whether he'd return to the lightweight division where he recently held the title or remain in the featherweight class. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for "The Answer," UFC president Dana White saw enough in Saturday's defeat to 145-pound king Jose Aldo to determine lighter is righter for Edgar. In fact, White wouldn't mind if the 31-year-old dropped an additional 10 pounds. "He's not going to [155 pounds]," White flatly stated following the UFC 156 post-fight press conference. "That's not going to happen. I like Frankie Edgar a lot as a person. Take away the whole fighting thing, I like him as a person, as a human being and I don't ever want to see him at 155 pounds. The guys are too big and too strong at 155. "Yes, I know he was the champion. I know he beat legends and had close fights and everything else, but you can only fight so long in those types of wars with bigger, stronger guys. It's not good." Edgar has been competing, and let's not forget succeeding, against larger opponents for most of his eight-year career. He forced the MMA world to realize BJ Penn, who is considered by many as the greatest lightweight to ever live, was past his prime in posting convincing back-to-back wins over "The Prodigy" to capture the crown. However, even when he stepped inside the cage with Aldo, Edgar didn't physically appear any smaller than he has in previous outings. For that reason, White wouldn't mind if the Jersey boy decided to dance at bantamweight. "I like that better," White said of Edgar fighting in the 135-pound division. "The lower he goes, the happier I am. I don't want him going any higher."
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Chairman: Justin Warren
As Chairman, Justin serves as the leader of our committee, and working with the rest of the Executive Board will establish policy, set the agenda and serve as the primary contact for elected officials to the party.
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