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Jeannette High School class of 2014 graduates 76 students
Jeannette High School's Class of 2014 graduated 76 students Friday night.
Crystal Rose was named valedictorian and Chelsea Zamborsky is the class salutatorian.
Several students also graduated with honors and high honors.
Graduates include Kelcy Atwell, Ciara Bartic, Caitlin Berardinelli, Sebastian Bowers, Jamie Bowman, Tiffany Briston, Colin Cavada, Bailey Chishko, with high honors, Jacob Cline, Champagne Cooper, Parker Covin, Brianna Crawford, Brittany Crawford, Terry Darragh Jr., Alexander DesPois, Nicole Dickson, with high honors, Madison Emanuel, Daniel Fullem, with honors.
Samantha Gawlas, with high honors, Duncan Gockel, Richard Graham Jr., Julie Gurnick, with high honors, Zachary Hafer, Nicole Hall, with high honors, Jesse Halstead, with high honors, Nicholas Hanan, Joseph Harrell, David Headen III, Courtney Hetherton, with high honors, Brandon Higgs, Matthew Howard, Candace Howell, with high honors, Riley Jordan, Alex Lavelle, Rachel Macias and Francesca Malik.
Becka Marsh, with high honors, Joel Mathews, Laura McCarthy, with high honors, Jeffrey McLean Jr., Alexandra Metz, with honors, Charles Mimnaugh Jr., Kristofer Moffa, with high honors, Damone Morton, Timothy Passino, Brianna Peters, Sarah Pitzer, with high honors, Zachary Porreca, Monique Redman, with high honors, Quentin Rickard, Tiffany Robosky, Crystal Rose, with high honors, Anthony Ruane, Brennah Simpson, with high honors, Christopher Smith Jr.
Brad Snyder, Yolanda Stape, with high honors, Kane Stoltz, Kaitlyn Stough, Cody Streussnig, Miles Sunder, with honors, James Thompson, Madison Veneri, with high honors, Bradley Wallace, Elizabeth Wargovich, Jacqueline Werner, with honors, Hannah Wessling, Brianna Weyandt, with high honors, Shyra White, Tre White, Austin Williams, Michael Wise, with honors, Jeroen Wolfe, with high honors, and Chelsea Zamborsky with high honors.
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Creighton basketball star and current NBA player Kyle Korver is planning a return trip to his hometown of Pella. Korver is making the visit in support of 11-year-old Kobe Diers of Pella, who organized a fundraiser to buy basketball hoops for an orphanage in Sierra Leone. Kobe got the idea with some help from his mother, who had been on a mission trip to the orphanage. By gathering small pledges for every three-point basket he made in the month of April, Diers passed his goal of raising $1,000, and collected $1,800 – enough money to buy two new units.
Korver is hoping to help support Diers's cause and buy more basketball hoops through the Kyle Korver Foundation. He will be raising money for the orphanage through the sales of his "SEER" clothing line t-shirts and will be at the Sports Page Sporting Goods store in Pella with his brother Klayton on Tuesday, June 8th.
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MetJet delays initial flights until October
The De Pere-based startup airline charter MetJet notified customers last week it has canceled upcoming flights.
MetJet was to begin offering nonstop weekly flights between Green Bay and Orlando, Fla., and Green Bay and Minneapolis in late May. Flights, though, have been canceled until the first weekend in October.
Full refunds will be given to customers, Michael Heisman, founder and CEO of MetJet, told the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
"We're not going out of business, and we're doing what's right for our customers. It was not an easy decision," Heisman said. "The situation is beyond our control and driven by the actions of another company."
MetJet's decision to cancel flights stems from the failure of an unrelated public charter - Direct Air - and the subsequent decision by MetJet's credit-card processor to stop providing the service, saying processing tickets for air travel presented too many risks.
Cancellations affect about 279 reservations, roughly 1,000 travelers, Heisman said.
Contestants sought for Amazing pageant
Organizers of the new Wisconsin Miss Amazing Pageant for girls and women with disabilities are seeking contestants ages 5 to 35 for this year's inaugural pageant, which will be at 7 p.m. June 9, at West De Pere High School.
For more information, call (920) 883-1810 or send an email to wimissamazing @yahoo.com.
Foot clinic, driver safety program on tap
De Pere Community Center, 600 Grant St., will hold two upcoming programs geared towards seniors:
» The Northeast Wisconsin Technical College associate degree nursing program will provide the NWTC Foot Clinic from 9 to 11 a.m. May 10.
To make an appointment, call (920) 336-6054 or 339-4097. Feet need to be soaked 20 minutes before one's appointment, and participants should bring a towel to the free clinic.
» An AARP Driver Safety Program will run from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. May 16.
The classroom refresher course is designed for drivers 50 and older. Those who complete the class will receive a certificate good for three years that most insurance companies will reward with a 10 percent discount.
The course is $12 for AARP members and $14 for nonmembers. The fee includes all materials. Registration is being taken at De Pere Community Center until May 11.
Dudley Birder season finale to be May 11-12
Tickets are on sale for the Dudley Birder Chorale's season-ending production of "America Sings," which will be at 7:30 p.m. May 11 and 12 at St. Norbert College's Walter Theatre in Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts in De Pere.
The program will feature several soloists and an instrumental ensemble. The soloists, who were selected through audition, include De Pere residents Michael Ajango, Jon Weiss, Michael Barber, Amy Helgren, Pam McMullen, Amy Van De Hey and Tammara Becker.
Tickets are available by calling the St. Norbert ticket office at (920) 403-3950 or www.snc.edu/tickets/.
St. Norbert Abbey gardens open for May 15 event
Two of the cloister gardens at St. Norbert Abbey in De Pere will be open to the public from 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 15, as the Norbertine Center for Spirituality holds "An Evening in the Abbey Gardens."
The event will include garden guides to share information about the plants in the gardens and elsewhere on the St. Norbert Abbey grounds; live music by pianist Dr. Michael Frisch, O. Praem., and vocalist Frater Brad Vanden Branden, O. Praem.; as well as wine, cheese and soft drinks.
Admission is $20. Registration is required by May 11 by calling (920) 337-4315 or going online at www .norbertines.org/programs .html. St. Norbert Abbey is located at 1016 N. Broadway.
Notre Dame schools reunion set for May 19
Notre Dame School of De Pere and its predecessor schools, St. Francis School and St. Mary School, are celebrating 130 years of Catholic education in the city with an All Class Alumni Reunion on May 19.
The day's events will include tours of the Notre Dame elementary and middle schools from 3:30 to 5 p.m., a special alumni Mass at nearby St. Francis Xavier church from 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. and a dinner and social at F.K. Bemis International Conference Center on the St. Norbert College campus from 6:30 to 11 p.m.
Invitations for the reunion can be picked up at the following locations: St. Mary Catholic Community church, 4805 Sportsman Drive, Ledgeview; St. Francis Xavier church, 220 S. Michigan St.; Notre Dame Elementary School, 100 S. Huron St.; and Notre Dame Middle School, 221 S. Wisconsin St.
For more information or to have an invitation mailed, send email to ndnewsletterteam@gmail .com, call (920) 336-9833 or go to www.notredameof depere.com to print one.
Sign-up for kickball league starts Monday
Registration will start at 8 a.m. Monday for a summer kickball league in De Pere.
The coed adult league will be held Sunday nights at VFW Park, starting June 10.
The team fee is $90. Player fees are $16 for city of De Pere residents and $35 for nonresidents.
Interested participants can register in person at De Pere Community Center, 600 Grant St.; by email at firstname.lastname@example.com .org; or by mail at De Pere Community Center, 600 Grant St., De Pere, WI 54115.
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More information is available online at www.de -pere.org or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nominations taken for Silver Knight Award
St. Norbert College in De Pere is accepting nominations for this year's Civis Princeps Silver Knight Award.
The award, which recognizes a De Pere resident who exemplifies the Norbertine tradition of self-emptying service to the community, will be presented Oct. 30 at the 2012 De Pere Community Night celebration.
De Pere service clubs, civic organizations or members of the community can nominate outstanding individuals.
The winner is selected by a vote of past Civis Princeps Silver Knight Award recipients.
Each nominee must be a current De Pere resident for a minimum of five consecutive years who has demonstrated leadership, imagination and dedication and made a significant public-service contribution to the community of De Pere. Previous nominees must be re-nominated.
To request a nomination form via mail or for more information, call St. Norbert College's Office of Communications at (920) 403-3557.


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Monday was supposed to be the end of the criminal proceedings for Nicole Beecroft in Washington County District Court, but it turned into another postponement.
Beecroft, the Oakdale mother convicted of fatally stabbing her newborn baby in 2007, was scheduled to be sentenced Monday, but the hearing was delayed at the request of prosecutors, who said they didn't receive adequate notice of a defense witness.
Beecroft's defense attorneys arranged for an expert witness to testify Monday and informed prosecutors less than 48 hours before the hearing. That didn't give them enough time to prepare for cross-examination, the prosecutors argued.
Beecroft's sentencing hearing was rescheduled for Aug. 29, and the expert witness was asked to submit a written report by mid-July.
The witness, Dr. Diana Barnes, is a California-based psychologist who specializes in maternal mental health. She is expected to address the psychological issues associated with neonaticide, defense attorney Luke Stellpflug said after the hearing.
"Our expectation is that what she's going to write (in her report) isn't going to be controversial," Stellpflug said. "This isn't about a mental illness defense, this is about sentencing mitigation."
The defense is arguing for a downward departure from the sentencing guidelines; the expert witness testimony is aimed at bolstering that argument.
Prosecutor Siv Yurichuk said that it's the defense's right to call a witness, but that she wasn't given reasonable notice.
"In order for it to be fair, we have to have an opportunity to respond," Yurichuk said. "We just learned of this yesterday."
Prosecutors have asked for an upward departure, saying that Beecroft acted with particular cruelty and that the victim was particularly vulnerable.
Beecroft, now 24, was 17 when she gave birth to a baby girl on the basement laundry room floor of the Oakdale home where she lived with her mother. She stabbed the baby and put her in an outside trash bin.
The medical examiner said the infant had been stabbed more than 100 times.
Beecroft has claimed the baby was stillborn.
Beecroft was convicted of first-degree premeditated murder in 2008 and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, the mandatory sentence.
On appeal, the Minnesota Supreme Court overturned her conviction based on the interference of state officials, saying Beecroft's right to due process had been violated.
In September 2013 Beecroft was again found guilty, but this time of second-degree murder, a lesser charge.
Her sentence has been the focus of four hearings since then. A May 5 sentencing hearing was rescheduled, and Monday's hearing again resulted in a delay.
Judge John Hoffman did approve Beecroft's request to be transferred from the custody of the Washington County jail to the Minnesota Department of Corrections in the interim.
Elizabeth Mohr can be reached at 651-228-5162. Follow her at twitter.com/LizMohr.


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Relay for Life Kick-Off Party
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 23 December 2009 00:00
Relay for Life of Harrison County will host its Kick-Off on Tuesday, January 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the Corydon Central High School Cafeteria. Cancer patients, survivors and caregivers can attend to learn more about how the Relay for Life benefits the lifesaving work of the American Cancer Society. Anyone interested in starting a team for their workplace, family, church group or organization can come and find out how to participate. Relay for Life will be held June 11 & 12 at the Corydon High School Track.
This year Relay for Life of Harrison County will reach $1 million. All teams from the past 14 years are invited to join this year as a legacy team. Fighting cancer means our friends and loved ones have the chance to celebrate more birthdays. We will celebrate these birthdays and work toward a million more at the Relay Kick-off.
Refreshments will be served.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 December 2009 09:52
Lanesville Board agrees to extend current $1.3 million temp loan
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 23 December 2009 00:00
The Lanesville Board of School Trustees agreed Tuesday (December 15) to extend the current temporary loan if it is needed. The amount might not be needed, depending on the amount of tax dollars received from the state.
The board voted to give permission for an additional temporary loan for 2010 if needed, in another item for action.
In a related financial matter, the board granted permission to the administration to transfer money for cash flow purposes from one fund to any other fund needing money. This is to prevent negative balances at the end of the calendar year, based on state law.
The board also granted permission for the Corpotration Treasurer to pay all claims at the end of December 2009.
In other business, the board:
- Had the first reading of a policy for acquiring criminal history checks for potential employees.
- Accepted a donation of a used saxophone to the music department from Rebekah Carroll.
- Accepted a used trumpet for the music department from Aaron McKim.
- Accepted donations of $50 each to the elementary library and the junior-senior library from the Franklin Twp. Athletic Club.
- Postponed approval for 30 days of the high school volleyball coach for the fall 2010 season.
- Approved Evan Bridges as the high school co-ed cross country coach for the fall 2010 season.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 December 2009 09:50
Borden Picks Up Two Wins
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 17 December 2009 00:00
Borden traveled to South Central (SC) Friday, December 11th. Borden came away with the victory but it took overtime to get it done.
Borden took a half-time lead of 21-17. Borden let that margin slip away to a tie at 41 all in regulation.
In the overtime Borden hit seven of eight free throws to outscore SC by five points. The final was Borden 52-47.
Dalton Wagoner led the scoring for Borden with 13, Brandon Beam with 12 and Travis Scott stepped up with 11. Pease lead the scoring for SC with 17.
Borden returned home to play Crothersville Saturday, December 12th for Homecoming.
Last Updated on Thursday, 17 December 2009 13:56
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Heartland Church to Host Financial Peace University
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 17 December 2009 00:00
Heartland Church of the Nazarene will be hosting Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. FPU is the most important step to changing your financial future. It is your Total Money Makeover Program. It takes the knowledge from God and turns it into real action in our lives through a step-by-step process taught by best-selling author and financial counselor Dave Ramsey.
FPU is a 13-week life changing program that empowers and teaches you how to make the right money decisions to achieve your financial goals and God's plan for your life. The course includes practical lessons on eliminating debt, building wealth, giving like never before, and much, much more! It's for everyone from the financially secure to the financially distressed. Over 650,000 families and individuals have attended Financial Peace University. On average, FPU graduates have paid off over $5,300 in debt and saved $2,700 during the 91-day program.
Classes start on Wednesday, January 6, 2010, at 7 p.m. Heartland Church is located at 6901 Old Vincennes Road in Floyds Knobs, just past Floyd Central High School. For more information, or to register for the class, please call the church office at 923-1569.
Last Updated on Thursday, 17 December 2009 13:58
Camm to face trial for a third time
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Wednesday, 09 December 2009 00:00
David Camm will go to trial for the third time for the alleged September 28, 2000 murders of daughter Jill (5), son Brad (7), and wife Kimberly Camm.
Floyd County Prosecutor Keith Henderson made the announcement last week.
The need for a third trial is due to the fact that the first two convictions were thrown out.
The most recent trial was in 2006 and had to be moved to Warrick County because of the amount of attention the case has received locally.
A Warrick County jury found Camm guilty in the 2006 trial, but that ruling was thrown out by the Indiana Supreme Court in July of this year because the prosecution introduced evidence that Camm allegedly molested his daughter.
The supreme court ruled that there was no evidence connecting Camm to the alleged molestation.
Henderson said that he had spent many months considering all of the factors and evidence involved, and with the support of the Kim's (Renn) Family, he has decided that the State must re-try Camm for what he called the sake of justice.
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Notes, quotes and observations on Browns training camp Day 5 …
* QB competition update: Although Brian Hoyer has held down the No. 1 offense every day and Johnny Manziel has not taken snaps behind the No. 1 offensive line, the coaches refuse to characterize the quarterback competition as having a leader. Offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan summed it up this way: "I don't think one's any further in front than the other. You've got a rookie quarterback and another quarterback who's really only played in three NFL games and they're both learning new offenses. So when one guy has a bad practice I don't say, 'He's back, the other's way up.' As small as patience as coaches have, I'm fighting with myself to have more because I know it's going to take time. You don't want to just jump to a conclusion real quick. You've got to give them both time to get comfortable and to develop." Naturally, Shanahan downplayed the fact Manziel has not taken No. 1 snaps. He said we will see that "sooner than later." Coach Mike Pettine added that other position groups also will see some "mixing up" soon. We will have a complete analysis of the quarterback position Friday in The Morning Kickoff.
* The Johnny play package: Momentum seems to be mounting for, at the least, a special package of plays tailored for Manziel's running ability in the event Hoyer wins the job. On a goal-line series on Thursday, Manziel showed how his running influences defenses close to the end zone. He rolled left off a play fake and the defense lost containment on tight end Jim Dray. Manziel saw the opening and flipped the ball to Dray for an easy TD. "I would do it if it looked like the right thing to do," Shanahan said about such a special package for Manziel. "That has to do all about studying Pittsburgh, what their schemes are, whether we think some things look good v. them that maybe Johnny could do that Brian couldn't. What the rest of our team's doing. I have no problem with that. I think that does present some issues. But there's got to be a reason for it."
* Hoyer bulked up: Hoyer, 6-2 and 215 pounds, said he's five pounds heavier than a year ago, and most of the added weight is leg muscle as a result of his rehab from ACL surgery. "I've built up my legs bigger than they ever were," he said. "As a quarterback, you don't want to be too big up top, in my opinion, that you can't throw the ball. So you want to be long and loose but also have enough muscle to take the hits." Hearing that, images of muscle-bound Brady Quinn race through the mind.
* Defense wins at end: After losing most of the practice day to the embattled offense, the defense rose up at the end and captured Pettine's contrived competition to earn the orange jerseys another day. Pettine set the situation at third-and-2 at the 2-yard line with :20 left, the offense down by five points, and one timeout left. On the first play, Chris Ogbonnaya was stuffed at the line and the defense piled over him. On the second play, linebacker Chris Kirksey defended a quick pass for tight end Jordan Cameron. On the final play, Ben Tate failed to get in behind the lead block of MarQueis Gray. Linebacker Karlos Dansby and nose tackle Ishmaa'ily Kitchen wound up lifting Tate off the ground and playfully carrying him back to the backfield. "The defense won, stepped up and had a stop," center Alex Mack said. "We can grumble but it really comes down to those last plays. There's a good point to be made that you have to make those plays at the end of a game."
* Together again: Newly signed safety Jim Leonhard arrived. He has been with Pettine at Baltimore, the Jets and Buffalo, and it surely sounded as if Pettine intends to keep him for more than a tryout. At 31, Leonard's starting days may be behind him, but Pettine stated several potential roles for Leonard. "Core special teamer and also some type of nickel defender, in a package group where we put three safeties in a game," Pettine said. "Or whether it's a dime-linebacker type, where we want to move Donte (Whitner) closer to the ball and have Jim take his job deep. When teams go to two-tight ends and two-receivers, we've played a good number of three-safety packages intstead of going with a smaller nickel back." Leonard also will be a backup at punt returner to Travis Benjamin, particularly in situations where ball security is the No. 1 task. "Rex (Ryan) and I used to joke that he can catch a punt in a hurricane," Pettine said.
Brownie bits: Receiver Josh Gordon was excused to travel to New York and prepare for his appeals hearing Friday to avert a league suspension. Commissioner Roger Goodell will be in Canton for Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festivities, but he will make a ruling after conferring with his designee early next week … Guard John Greco and defensive lineman Billy Winn were active for the first time in camp. Only nose tackle Phil Taylor remains out from the handful of players who were not cleared to practice on Friday … Two periods of live tackling produced no apparent injuries. Pettine said there may be one other practice with a portion of live tackling. Otherwise, it's left only to the team scrimmage Saturday in Akron and the games themselves … Safety Tashaun Gipson blew up tight end Emmanuel Ogbuehi, blasting away a pass from Manziel, in a goal line drill.
|Tony Grossi covers the Browns for ESPN 850 WKNR, ESPN 1540 KNR2 and www.espncleveland.com.
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AN ORGANISATION which has secured tens of millions of pounds of public money for the Notts economy says it's ready to deliver for business.
The local enterprise partnership (LEP)for Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire was set up three years ago as part of a Government bid to help regions grow their own economies.
But it is only during the past year that it has been given serious money by Government to help get the job done.
This money has included millions which will help fund a new college in Nottingham and a new building for lifesciences firms near BioCity.
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The cash will also help fund important changes to roads and buildings around Broadmarsh.
Known as D2N2 – reflecting the two cities and counties it covers – the organisation held its annual meeting at the Boots site in Nottingham.
An audience of around 200 people from businesses, councils and other organisations heard its chief executive, David Ralph, say that it was down to private sector firms to make the most of the opportunities that the investments brought.
He told the event at MediCity: "The added value of LEPs must be to transform skills and education to better meet the needs of employers, to provide a business support package that delivers great advice cost-effectively, and in providing the confidence and support we need for the private sector to create jobs in key sectors."
During the past year, D2N2 has spent, committed or secured tens of millions of pounds on initiatives which directly support firms who need cash for expansion which creates jobs or on projects which make it easier to develop land where firms might come and set up – such as the Nottingham Enterprise Zone, which is centred on the Boots site.
But the money it has spent so far is dwarfed by the £170 million that the Government has provisionally given it for further investment locally over the next six years.
It thinks investing this cash alongside business could unlock more than £300 million of additional private sector investment.
Mr Ralph added: "In recent quarters, outside London, the East Midlands has been the United Kingdom's fastest growing economy in the last 12 months."


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Rob Acraman
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A month ago, I had never even looked at
. However, being a contractor with out-of-date skills (anyone heard of Ingres nowadays? Didn't think so
), I suddenly came onto Sun's site and decided to go for it!
In addition, I'm planning to head back to my hometown London for a year if I can land work (some hope of that with Ingres!), so my folks can see their grandkids.
So, no pressure - but none of that would happen and I'd be left in the rut if I didn't get the
Sat it this-morning, and scored ........ 86%
Many thanks to all the folks at JavaRanch - The BEST site for SCJP on the web.
For my study, I didn't actually get any books and did it all off free resources on the web. Do *NOT* follow this example unless you already have a proven ability to pick up computer languages quickly AND you're pushed for time/money.
The invaluable resources I used mainly were:
- Marcus Green's excellent tutorials and mock exams
- Bruce Eckle's great Thinking-In-Java (bruceeckle.com). Not a certification book, but excellent general-java,
- Velmurugan's complete and concise study notes (
- Where else but JavaRanch. Only discovered this great place last week
The exam was about the same toughness as Marcus', but again I was scoring 95% on his.
Not too many notes, but:
- Really learn your IO constructors (plus one question on File class)
- Know when you can use *and CANNOT use* "static"
- A couple of questions on
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- What happens with components and containers when you resize
Practical tips:
- Take lots of mock exams - Marcus' and harder. Whenever you get a question wrong, WRITE IT DOWN and then study it. Write programs to illustrate the point, and then play with them. Different tests throw problems in different areas and in different ways - take several, but don't get downhearted/bogged down with questions way outside the stated SCJP objectives.
- Become a ferret! After you've studied a subject, skim other sources on it. It's unlikely any one source covers ALL details; skimming can put things in a new light and help you pick up other little (but important) facts
- Nothing beats a good-night's sleep, and a pre-test relaxing cup of coffee! Keep your wits about you.
- Aim to get through all the questions in no more than an hour. In the remaining time, look over your marked ones, and go through ALL the questions at least once.
Last but not least, Post to JavaRanch - Both questions and answers. Both sorts of posts WILL help you
Many thanks one and all. Just two questions left, now:
- Do I go for Developer or Architect next, and
- Anybody know of any jobs in London???
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Dec 11, 2000 09:29:00
Well done! That's fantastic .... glad you were able to pick it up quickly. You might want to apply to work here at BA if you're coming to london. Our E-Commerce Dept could always use another Guru!
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Dec 11, 2000 09:31:00
Congratulations Rob! Great score for only one month and starting Java from scratch. I'm impressed
... sorry, don't know of any jobs in London; although, IBM has a Java center in Hursley Park .. might be worth contacting them; here's there
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Best of luck!
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Ragavan Ram
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Hi Rob
iam working in Ingres for a very long time [8 yrs]
Got thru SCJP 2.0 recently
and iam also
around to switch over to Java platform. Had worked on a Java project for a couple of mos though most of my experience r still w/ Ingres.
Not sure whether a SCJP + a Java project [hardly a couple of mos] will help to get a job .
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|Premature pulmonic valve opening following sinus of Valsalva aneurysm rupture into the right atrium.
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|PMID: 1139764 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Echocardiographic features of a patient with sinus of Valsalva aneurysm rupture into the right atrium are described. The aneurysm presented as a dense echo-producing mass in the right atrium which descended into the tricuspid orifice during diastole and withdrew back into the atrium during ventricular systole. Pulmonic valve exho motion demonstrated early diastolic pulmonic valve opening indicating an early right ventricular diastolic pressure rise exceeding simultaneous pulmonary artery pressure. Since the aorta is the only source of early diastolic pressure in excess of pulmonary artery pressure available to the right heart, this finding of early diastolic pulmonic valve opening indicated the presence of a fistula between the aorta and right heart. Other interesting echocardiographic features of this case are also presented.
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|Created Date: 1975-10-07 Completed Date: 1975-10-07 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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Heart Aneurysm / diagnosis*, physiopathology, surgery
Heart Atria / surgery
Heart Diseases / diagnosis
Heart Valve Prosthesis
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Rupture, Spontaneous
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Woodstock 1969: Streams of kids filled the country roads. / Photos by Ric Manning
Streams of kids filled the roads of upstate New York heading for the concert.
They say if you remember the '60s, you weren't really there. But that's not always true. I spent two days at the Woodstock festival and, 40 years later, I still remember quite a bit about that weekend.
I can still hear Joan Baez's voice drifting across the hills after midnight on Friday night. I can see a farm wife on her porch, passing out sandwiches to a line of scruffy kids. And I remember seeing a cop on horseback who smiled when he said No, thanks to a hippie offering a lighted joint.
Yes, there was skinny dipping in an icy creek after a day in the sun and making love under the stars. But for me the meaning of Woodstock is wrapped up in something much more mundane: Dan Mills' backpack.
Dan was my roommate that summer between semesters at Indiana University. He had brought the backpack home from a trip to Europe and he let me take it on my Woodstock adventure. The trip started in Boston where I met up with seven other friends from IU. Mike Fortuna, Sharon Cox, Chris Roth and Cindy Swope were spending the summer there. Howard Weinraub, Alan McDaniel and I flew from Indiana, and Jeannene Seeger came from Detroit.
At the time we decided to go, Woodstock didn't seem like such a big deal. There had been other rock festivals that summer, and this one didn't even have some of the year's big names, like Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan or the Rolling Stones. But it was close enough to Boston to be worth the trip and, with tickets costing $18, it was affordable.
We made the trip in Chris's battered old Ford Falcon and Mike's Pontiac GTO. Highway 17B out of White Lake was jammed with traffic on Friday afternoon, and when the Falcon started to overheat, we parked it on a street in the tiny town of Bethel.
We transferred all our gear to the GTO, including a huge tent Mike had rented and the seemingly vast stores of groceries Jeannene had insisted on buying, then rejoined the procession creeping toward the festival site. After detouring around several roadblocks, we convinced ourselves that the concert stage must surely be just over the next hill and made a deal with a farm family. For $5 each, we could park in their driveway and pitch our tent in the pasture behind the house. That's when we discovered that we had a tent but no poles. Somehow, they had been lost in the transfer between the two cars. So had Dan's backpack with my clothes, money and a borrowed camera.
Driving back into town was out of the question traffic on the farm road was moving only one way. So Jeannene and I volunteered to walk. It took us about two hours to get back to Bethel and find the Falcon. By this time the town was overrun. Shops had been bought out and locked up and the locals were sitting on their porches and lawn chairs watching the circus pass by. And every possible spot where a car could be parked was occupied.
Except for one.
There in the street, behind the Falcon, in the place where the GTO had stopped, were the wooden tent poles and the canvas backpack. They had been there for half the day, sitting unmolested while hundreds, maybe thousands of people walked by. No one even moved them aside long enough to open up the parking space.
We got back to the farm and pitched the tent just as more rain was moving in. After it stopped late Friday night, we heard Baez's voice and set out to find the stage. Of course, it wasn't just over the next hill, it was a good hour's walk. When the music stopped and people told us the show was over, we turned back.
The rest of Woodstock went by all too quickly, and it seemed we spent more time walking than listening to music. When we finally reached the festival grounds Saturday afternoon, we baked in the sunshine while listening to John Sebastian, Country Joe McDonald, the Keef Hartley Band, lots of helicopters and announcements about where to find food and which drugs to avoid. The musical highlight was Santana's electrifying performance of Soul Sacrifice.
Exhausted and hungry, and with more rain threatening, we walked back to the farm at dusk, stopping for a swim along the way. After dinner, a few of us returned for the evening show and found a dry spot near the crest of the hill above the stage. We sang along with Creedence Clearwater Revival, heard a sloppy set from Janis Joplin and let Sly and the Family Stone take us higher. By 2 a.m. it was getting cold, and we had not come prepared to spend the night on the hill. One by one, we broke off and made our way back to camp. Chris, the last to return, crawled into the tent as the Who launched into Tommy.
Thanks to Jeannene, we still had plenty of food and drinks on Sunday, and I wanted to stay for another day. But others wanted an early start on the traffic and a warm shower back in Boston, and they won out.
Jeannene and I were married the following year, and our group met for the last time that summer in Boston. We went to Harvard Stadium and saw what would be Janis' last performace. The '60s were over and it was time for us to move on. Alan went to Los Angeles, Chris to San Francisco, Mike to Denver and Howard to Florida. AIDS killed Chris in the 1980s, and cancer took Mike a couple of years ago.
With another Woodstock anniversary approaching this year, I dug out the photos I took with that borrowed camera. I scanned them, cleaned them up, put them on the Web and showed them to our kids. (You can see them at www.courier-journal.com/ricstock. ) They had been to their own music festivals, but I tried to explain why Woodstock was different, why it was more than the music, the drugs, and the long hair.
I told them how everybody treated strangers like they were friends or family. How the locals helped kids who had no food or place to sleep. How I never saw a fight or even an argument at Woodstock. How everybody respected each other and how they made the best of a difficult and dangerous situation.
Then I told them about Dan Mills' backpack.
Ric Manning is Online Operations Manager and Gizmo Editor of The Courier-Journal.


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