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Chattanoogan Sue Culpepper knows how to get a foot in the door and it is her passion to assist young people in doing the same. Currently the director for the College of Business Student Success Center at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Sue understands the importance of networking and building business relationships.
Sue enjoyed the simpler time of her youth as parents James and Mary Davis brought her up. She always liked helping others and had once thought of becoming a nurse, but her father's knowledgeable business sense was instilled in her early on as she moved towards a career in finance. Her father was in sales, but Sue only had 15 years with him when he passed away. Sue and her older brother watched their mother, who had been a homemaker; join the work force as she took a job with Miller Brothers downtown. It was observing her mother's fortitude that also laid a path of business principles Sue would use later in life.
"My mother's work ethic helped mold my thoughts in the work force and how she handled life after my father passed away. She had never worked outside the home and then she was left with all the responsibilities, but handled it extremely well," Sue says, "until she died when I was 26 years old."
Thrust into the adult world of accountability was a challenge that Sue met head on and it made her who she is today as she instructs the younger generation who are coming into their own.
Sue was working in the credit department at Chattanooga Gas when she met the man she would marry, Lee Culpepper. Lee was an engineer and had a military obligation which took him to Washington, D.C., where Sue joined him until his transfer took them to Fort Bragg in North Carolina. It was a relief for the couple that Lee didn't have to go to Vietnam and, soon after, they headed back to Chattanooga. Lee began his MBA with an extension program from North Carolina and, when he graduated, Sue told him 'it was her turn'.
"I would go to school at night. I worked during the day at First Tennessee Bank and finished my accounting degree. With two kids and a full time job, it was a big challenge but I enjoyed the evening classes because they were mostly taught by adjunct professors who worked in the day and you got a real world experience in the classroom rather than just basic academics. A lot of their examples brought the true concepts to what you were discussing and you saw the application of it. It was very beneficial to me, but I was glad to get out," Sue chuckles.
"It took me almost 20 years to get out of college just because 'life' happened, but I still had my focus on getting my degree. I was still at First Tennessee at the time and I had "my advocate" pushing me to get my degree. Bette Mclaughlan put me in jobs that I didn't feel ready for," Sue says. "I was a construction officer and that was one of the riskiest jobs a bank can have. To put someone inexperienced in a role like that was crazy, but she must have believed in me."
Sue was asked to be branch manager and stayed with FTB for eight years. She joined American National Bank (now SunTrust) in 1990 as a manager of private banking and then progressed through the ranks running the retail line of business, private wealth and ultimately the role of city president and managing director.
Having Bette to throw her into the challenging jobs in the beginning of her career was a confidence-booster in which Sue acknowledges is very important to have in someone.
"I was young and gullible. I liked jumping into things, but at that young age, I didn't know what failure was and I just believed I could do it. Bette believed that I could too. She just pushed me into the roles and boy, did I learn a lot," Sue says.
Sue stayed with SunTrust for 23 years and is currently with UTC. She worked in a program called, "Finance for the Future" in the College of Business helping students understand what the business world was all about.
Sue coached students on getting their foot in the door and took them on business field trips. With her business connections in the community, it was not hard for Sue to make things happen and she enjoyed being with the students.
"Just working with the students on their resumes, to be an ear to listen to what they had to say, what they wanted to do (and to give those reality checks every now and then too) because you can't expect to walk out of the doors with an undergraduate degree and expect to be a trader on Wall Street," Sue says.
She assisted the students with internships and other general tools available to introduce them in the business world.
"Another thing I did that was a real passion (and I hope to ignite that again) is something called, Global Women which is something strictly for the female finance majors. I was engaging the female business leaders of finance in Chattanooga and bringing them on campus and inviting the students for a networking session," Sue says.
"What amazed me was how the professionals would always come back. It isn't easy to come to lunch at UTC - parking is always an issue and just getting around up here is a bit of a challenge. They were actually forming a network of professionals and students, so as I move into this other role at the Student Success Center, I am trying to figure out a way to create that on a broader scale with the College of Business," Sue says.
As she recalls those who helped her in her own career, Sue believes it is the responsibility of professionals to 'give back' to the up and coming generation.
"When I came here and heard their stories – they won me over. I absolutely adore the students. They are wonderful. When you treat them like adults they behave like adults. I have been so fortunate to have this opportunity," Sue says.
Sue has made her career more than about crunching numbers or climbing ladders. She has made it a 'people business' and feels that is a big part of what moves someone to success.
"It is a totally different world now than when I first started and it is much harder for students to get a job. They are competing with people who are unemployed and who have experience. Any given company gets thousands of resumes every week. When someone is flipping through resumes they only take 15 seconds to really eyeball it before they throw it in the 'no pile', but everybody has unique strengths that they can focus on to set them apart," Sue says.
"It's a double-edged sword. You see what is available out there, but 'everybody' is applying and, what the students are finding is that they have to network. It is about what you know but it is also who you know," Sue insists.
As many job opportunities consist of online applications and attaching resumes, it is a challenge just getting noticed. Sue instructs students how to have a resume to stand out, but also to approach the necessary people who may open doors.
"I had an international student who was from the Czech Republic and his lifelong dream was to work at KPMG, one of the largest professional services companies in the world. He had an amazing resume," Sue says.
Holding a finance symposium which brought 12 speakers from all over the world, Sue was fortunate enough to convince KPMG to sponsor the reception the evening before. She gave that student the role as an ambassador to make sure everyone was where they needed to be and had everything they needed and the student began working for them three months later.
"Just exposing students to see what I get to see is so much fun. I get a big kick out of it – this is my fun career," Sue laughs.
As she sometimes steps in for students who wish to be introduced to a company, Sue encourages them to be prepared by being familiar with the company.
"There is a real process to interviewing now and you really have to plan through your interview and answers. You have to anticipate the questions and think about how you relate any of your life experiences with some of the questions they may be asking," she says.
Away from her career, Sue enjoys hiking, her Labrador Jake and yoga. Her daughter Angie had introduced her to 'hot yoga' which Sue likes to take two classes a week as well as other forms of yoga.
"Lee and I have always worked out together and went to the Y for many years. We always believed in taking care of your body – you only have one and, you might as well take care of it," Sue says.
Their son Chris is a trauma surgeon in Lexington, Ky. He and his wife Jean are awaiting the arrival of their first born, while their daughter Angie is a manager of River Gallery in the Bluff View Art District, and married to Ricky Supan who is in wealth management. He and Sue had worked together at SunTrust.
Always involved in the community, Sue has been a member of the Rotary Club of Chattanooga for the last 14 years and served on their board.
"It is a great way to network and get to know a lot of the personalities in Chattanooga, and it is a great experience getting to know some of the people who are molding our city," she asserts.
Sue was selected to be on the University of Tennessee's Alumni Association Women's Council - a group of 15 women across the state of Tennessee who meet once a quarter and discuss professional development in students.
"I was doing that before I got the role of Student's Success. It all plays together. This is the most wonderful group of professional women that I have been able to be a part of," Sue says.
Sue has also been working in the College of Business with the Dean's Advisory Board and also involved in the Chattanooga Women's Leadership Institute which she was elected to the board and is on the committee for mentoring women.
As she thinks about her role in priming students for the business world Sue says, "It's all about people and figuring out what life is really about. There is a lot to be said for being successful in a career, but it is the relationships that count most of all."
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Two local partners want to help the Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House raise $150,000 for Mary's Pantry Endowment Fund. They've committed to matching every dollar that is donated up to $75,000. When you give a dollar, it becomes two. Once the goal has been met, the income generated from the endowment fund will purchase the needed food for families all year long. Donations can be ... (click for more)
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by Neil Gaiman (Goodreads Author)
This reading was made even more special by the fact that Neil Gaiman came to our school and read from The Graveyard Book. He spoke of his inspiration for Coraline (that there weren't really scary stories for 5-year-olds and that seemed to be what his daughter was interested in). He is an intruiging and engaging man who captivated a room full of some-what rowdy 10-12 year-olds beautifully. Coraline is quite scary and clever - very much recommended for youngsters who feel overlooked or adults who like to dabble in other worlds.
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The New York businessman wasn't the casino mogul's first choice for president, but Adelson concludes that he 'will be good for Israel.'08:23 06.05.16 | 0 comments
It appears the "electronic services" they offer directly relate to spying, assassinations and many other illegal things. But, yeah, this is an upsidedown world where right is wrong and wrong is right, legal is illegal and illegal is legal, particularly, when it comes to anything that has to do with Israel.


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Thanks to Amy Lewis(@commsninja) for inviting me to join the Geek Whisperers podcast with John Mark Troyer(@jtroyer) and Matt Brender(@mjbrender). We talked about:
What makes some businesses consider Open Source a sexy strategy while others consider it a waste of time?What's it like to market to a community where everyone is hands on in the end product?
We covered the following topics
- The cost of customer acquisition
- The communities of DevOps & Cloud Computing
- How "community management" is really facilitate interaction
- The myth that open source reduces R&D cost
- An interest in Marketing Automation
- And Jeggings
You can listen to the whole podcast - Insights from Open Sourced Community Management: Episode 52.
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IoT device adoption is growing at staggering rates, and with it comes opportunity for developers to meet consumer demand for an ever more connected world. Wireless communication is the key part of the encompassing components of any IoT device. Wireless connectivity enhances the device utility at the expense of ease of use and deployment challenges. Since connectivity is fundamental for IoT device development, engineers must understand how to overcome the hurdles inherent in incorporating multipl...
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The paradigm has shifted. A Gartner survey shows that 43% of organizations are using or plan to implement the Internet of Things in 2016. However, not just a handful of companies are still using the old-style ad-hoc trial-and-error ways, unaware of the critical barriers, paint points, traps, and hidden roadblocks. How can you become a winner? In his session at @ThingsExpo, Tony Shan will present a methodical approach to guide the holistic adoption and enablement of IoT implementations. This ov...
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We've worked with dozens of early adopters across numerous industries and will debunk common misperceptions, which starts with understanding that many of the connected products we'll use over the next 5 years are already products, they're just not yet connected. With an IoT product, time-in-market provides much more essential feedback than ever before. Innovation comes from what you do with the data that the connected product provides in order to enhance the customer experience and optimize busi...
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The IETF draft standard for M2M certificates is a security solution specifically designed for the demanding needs of IoT/M2M applications. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Brian Romansky, VP of Strategic Technology at TrustPoint Innovation, will explain how M2M certificates can efficiently enable confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity on highly constrained devices.
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Artificial Intelligence has the potential to massively disrupt IoT. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, AJ Abdallat, CEO of Beyond AI, will discuss what the five main drivers are in Artificial Intelligence that could shape the future of the Internet of Things. AJ Abdallat is CEO of Beyond AI. He has over 20 years of management experience in the fields of artificial intelligence, sensors, instruments, devices and software for telecommunications, life sciences, environmental monitoring, process...
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South Carolina Transgender Bathroom Bill Dies, But New Fight Looms
NCAA: North Carolina Risks Losing Future Final Four Championships Over Anti-Gay Law
Lawyer Who Challenged Mississippi's Gay Marriage Ban Says New Law May Violate Order
Colombia Becomes Fourth Latin American Nation To Allow Gay Marriage
Caitlyn Jenner Uses Trump Tower Ladies Room; Takes A Stab At Ted Cruz
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Writing Modules for mod_perl
mod_perl is an exciting development that has already made a great many new applications possible. But there is a trade-off for everything, and mod_perl's additional functionality comes at the expense of greater memory usage. It is hard to calculate the additional memory needed for mod_perl, but keep in mind that Perl can be a bit of a memory hog.
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mod_perl takes advantage of this shared memory by allowing the various server processes to share Perl code as well. However, there is a catch: you must make sure the Perl code is brought into mod_perl before preforking takes place. Perl modules and code compiled after the split occurs will raise the memory requirement for each individual server process, without regard to whether the same code has been loaded by another process.
In order to load code before Apache forks off child processes, use the PerlModule directive in the configuration files.
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PerlModule Apache::DBI Apache::DBII Apache::DBIII
However, you can load only ten modules this way. If you want to load more, you can use the PerlRequire directive. Strictly speaking, PerlRequire allows you to specify the name of a Perl program to be evaluated only when Apache starts up. For example,
PerlRequire /usr/local/apache/conf/startup.plwill evaluate the contents of startup.pl before forking off Apache child processes. However, if you include a number of "use" statements in startup.pl, you can effectively get around PerlModule's ten-module limit.
Remember that PerlModule or PerlRequire is necessary for modules to be shared among the different Apache sibling server processes, but it is not sufficient. You will still have to import the module in your own program in order to reap the benefits.
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Since the early days of film, panoramic photography has been synonymous with landscape and architectural images, and sometimes with other genres like street and wildlife photography. By combining two horizontal frames of film, typically 120 medium format, some film cameras actually shot panorama photographs by design. Most of these cameras emerged in the latter half of the twentieth century, bringing the panoramic format to the public eye. The panorama had existed long before this time, of course, but its popularity has only grown — and with good reason. Panoramas are fun and dramatic, and their subtleties are just as important in today's mostly-digital age as they were during the heyday of film. In this article, I will discuss some of the important but less-common benefits of taking panorama images, as well as sharing a set of my photographs from Iceland in the classic 6×17 aspect ratio. If you are new to panoramas, you might enjoy reading our general panorama tutorial first.
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The Battlefield series is taking a big risk with its next iteration, Battlefield: Hardline.
This is a series that made its name recreating historical wars and modern-day high tech battlefields, such as World War II, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan, and it turned Swedish studio DICE into one of the most popular in the world.
Hardline will take the familiar Battlefield recipe but transplant it to modern day Los Angeles, where police wage war against heavily-armed bank robbers and organised crime syndicates.
Perhaps more shocking, it is not being made by DICE, but by Visceral Games. Visceral made their name with the horror series Dead Space, but their more recent games have been less well-received.
Messing with the formula of a popular and long-running video game franchise is always risky, but the stakes in this case are unusually high. 2011's Battlefield 3 sold a staggering 15 million copies, but its immediate sequel sold around half that number, partly due to being plagued with technical problems that hampered online multiplayer.
However, one of the people most responsible for making Battlefield what it is today does not agree that this is a risky move.
"I don't think it's a far out, crazy kind of idea," says Karl Magnus Troedsson, a DICE alumnus now promoted to Group General Manager at EA. "I mean, we built Battlefield 2142, and that was pretty far out there, with mechs walking around and titans in the sky. I think this is a very cool, contemporary setting that lets us make a bunch of cool new game modes that are suitable to the fiction, and new gadgets and vehicles."
If anybody knows the Battlefield series, Troedsson does. He was first hired by DICE in 2001, the year before the release of the game that put the Swedish studio on the map: Battlefield 1942. The World War II online battle game gave players a gigantic space to fight in, and gave them tanks and jeeps and even fighter planes to pilot.
Since then the series has travelled forward in time to modern day wars, and to a climate change afflicted future. Now Hardline brings the franchise to modern day Los Angeles for pursuits between criminals and police across gigantic, destructible maps.
Troedsson admits that the idea of a Battlefield with cops and robbers has been considered before. "Back in 2005 when BF2 was released, there actually were some prototypes done on a cops and criminals Battlefield which never saw the light of day," he recalls. Which is good because they weren't very good!"
Considering the variability of the series, what is it that ties the series together? Put simply, what is it that makes Battlefield Battlefield?
"We have four central design pillars for a start," Troedsson explains. "It's the team play, the large open environments, the vehicles, and the destruction. Those are the main ones, and then that's all thrown into this huge sandbox, basically, where you can just have a lot of fun."
"What I like, though, is that Battlefield is not one thing. Battlefield has a spectrum. We've made some gigantic maps, but we've also pulled in and made much smaller, tighter maps. We think of Battlefield as a spectrum, from large to small, from vehicle to infantry, from vertical to horizontal. We think that breadth is an extremely important part of our core recipe."
As for why this new title is being developed by US-based Visceral Games, the first Battlefield title not made by DICE, it is easy to imagine that the Stockholm-based team is just too busy. After all, they are working on a reboot of the long-dormant Star Wars: Battlefront series, as well as a new Mirror's Edge. One might think they simply farmed out work because they had too much going on already.
Troedsson, however, says that the concept for Hardline came from Visceral themselves. "When you have a passionate team and they want to build something, and they have an idea, then what will usually happen is they'll come to you and say 'We want to build this game!' and that's basically what Steve and the guys did from Visceral."
"We said 'You guys should work on a Battlefield game. Have you thought about it?' And Steve said yes, they actually had, and they presented this idea for cops and criminals, which resonated extremely well for me and my boss and several key people at DICE."
"What I really like is that we have a fresh approach," Troedsson adds. "We have a game coming out that's very different from the last one. when it comes to the style and tone, and the fiction and setting."
"As game developers, at least at DICE where I come from, we have a history of not being happy with what we're doing. Maybe that's a Swedish thing, I dunno, but as soon as we're done with a game we keep tearing it apart and saying, oh that looks like shit, we should have done that differently, etc."
"That's how developers become better at what we're doing, by challenging ourselves."
Gamers will be able to judge for themselves whether Battlefield: Hardline is a breath of fresh air for the series or a poorly judged departure when it is released for PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Windows PC in early 2015.
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Jbcobra Apr 3, 2010 9:38 PM
in response to SpyglassSallyI have this same message every time my computer boots. It started right after I upgraded my iTunes to 9.1. I just got an iPad today and needed to update iTunes in order to sync it. Everything seems to be working fine, I just get the message??? I'm looking for a solution, also.
Sorry, I'm no help... but, you're not alone!
riversen Apr 3, 2010 11:38 PM
in response to JbcobraYou're not alone. Look at all of the threads and their replies. There are hundreds, if not more, of us with the same issue. I have a 2 year warranty on my iPhone, so I called support. My ticket was escalated and I am waiting to hear back tomorrow if an Apple Engineer found the solution. I volunteered to give them any and all information needed to trouble shoot this. I am hoping I can post something tomorrow that worked for me. This is really a bummer.
SpyglassSally Apr 4, 2010 2:15 AM
in response to SpyglassSallyWell this may not help those who need MobileMe. But I uninstalled MobileMe and now I don't get the error message anymore. My machine reboots fine and iTunes works fine, which is the program I needed anyway. The upgrade just installed MM and that's what the problem was.
Hope this helps someone else.
klakmuf Apr 4, 2010 2:30 AM
in response to SpyglassSallyBefore upgrading to iTunes 9.1 version sync with Iphone was working fine. Since upgrade no way to sync my iphone.
I get a message which says "synchronisation is not enabled on this computer do you want to enable it?" I click Yes and then I get another message like "service supplier not found"
In fact ITunes does not find Outlook and no data (appointments, contacts...) is synchronisesd.
ITunes 9.1 is bugged in that respect. (I thought this kind of thing only happened with W) How frustrating!!
Jbcobra Apr 4, 2010 8:58 PM
in response to SpyglassSallyThis helped me out also! Thank you for the advice.
Shane UK Apr 5, 2010 4:00 AM
in response to JbcobraI have the same problem after upgrading itunes, need the mobile to sync the Ipod I guess?
If anyone finds a fix please let us all know.
DavidJWood Apr 5, 2010 4:56 AM
in response to SpyglassSallySally
I have exactly the same problem you did after downloading iTunes 9.1. Could you tell me how to uninstall MobileMe?
Many thanks
SpyglassSally Apr 5, 2010 6:07 AM
in response to DavidJWoodSure. I couldn't uninstall it using the MM icon in Control Panel since it doesn't work. But if you go into Control Panel>Programs>Uninstall A Program you can select MM and click Uninstall.
That's all there is to it. Hope that helps.
SpyglassSally Apr 5, 2010 6:09 AM
in response to Shane UKShane, you do not need MobileMe to sync to an iPod touch, if that's what you have. I think the problem is for those with an iPhone, which I don't have. So if that's true for you, you can uninstall MM using the instructions I provided earlier.
Good luck.
Shane UK Apr 5, 2010 9:42 AM
in response to SpyglassSallyThank you Sally I will try it and see..Shane
Shane UK Apr 5, 2010 11:07 AM
in response to Shane UKThta has worked fine, no long an error message and the ipod still syncs fine.
Thank you Sally
shift2 Apr 7, 2010 6:41 AM
in response to JbcobraOn my own I did what you described and it did not help me.
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in response to shift2I am having the same problem with my iPhone since I installed the iTunes upgrade. The message I am getting is "AppleSyncNotifier.exe entry point not found. The procedure entry point sqlite3preparev2 could not be located in the dynamic link library sqlite3.dll Then it tells me the AppleSyncNotifier has stopped working. I, unfortunately, have tried too many things and one was to RESET my iPhone in iTunes since it was "not working". Now I have NO data in my iPhone, and when I plug it in to sync, iTunes shows an iPhone icon, but will not connect at all. Any ideas? It had not synced in several days (unbenownst to me) so I have lost many appointments and phone numbers, etc. from Outlook. Any ideas?


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iNet shows the devices connected to your local network, e. g. a computer or router, along with their name, IP and vendor. iNet discovers and distinguishes between windows and macintosh computers with different icons. For most Apple Computers the particular computer model can be seen. Find out the name, vendor and IP of the connected devices as well as the number of running Bonjour services on that particular device. A classic portscan on the choosen device can also be performed.
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Paedophile ring 'groomed young girls before repeatedly abusing them in an empty holiday cottage'
Six paedophiles who plied girls as young as five with drugs before subjecting them to sickening sexual abuse have been jailed.
As many as 30 young victims are believed to have been targeted by
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Following one of the largest investigations of its kind by police in
West Cornwall, James Machin, 54, from Falmouth, yesterday became the
latest man to be convicted.
Beasts: John Barrett (left) and James Machin (right) were both convicted of sexually abusing young girls
The kitchen fitter will be sentenced on Monday at Truro Crown Court for ten charges, which he had denied, including rape, and making and possessing indecent images of children.
Following his conviction, details of the five other men in the gang have been released after reporting restrictions were lifted.
They are Barrett, 49, John Wrey, 55, Derek Shepherd, 63, Alan Wills, 46 and Mark Cox, 43. All have received jail terms.
Police smashed the ring when they arrested Barrett in December 2007,
triggering a complex three-year investigation, called Operation
Officers described the abuse that they uncovered as 'horrific'.
Barrett, from the Camborne area, was jailed for 14 years and six
months in 2008 for 16 sexual offences. He abused two girls aged five
and seven and passed them on to John Wrey to do the same.
Monsters: (From left to right) Alan Wills, Derek Shepherd, and John Wrey were all part of a paedophile ring that inflicted horrific sexual abuse on young girls
Wrey, from Hayle, who was arrested at the same time, is serving a five-and-a-half year sentence after he was also convicted in 2008.
During Machin's trial, the court heard Barrett and Machin took the
young girls to an empty holiday cottage in Flushing, near Falmouth, for
which Machin had a key.
The victims, some as young as five, were repeatedly raped and
abused, with the prosecution describing the offences as 'abominable'
and 'depraved'.
Prosecutor Jonathan Barnes said: 'This case is not about what John Barrett did in abusing these girls in an abominable way.
'He not only sexually abused these girls, he made both girls available to be abused by other paedophiles. The Crown's case against the defendant is that he was one of the other paedophiles involved.'
The net began to close in on Barrett when he was confronted by the
parents of one of the girls accusing him of offering her cigarettes. He
denied any wrongdoing but was arrested. The girls were interviewed and
later disclosed they had been sexually abused by Barrett and other men.
Jurors were told that hours before Barrett was arrested, he had phoned Machin to warn him the police were closing in.
'We say it was a case of one paedophile tipping off another
paedophile, giving him the opportunity to get rid of pornographic
material,' Mr Barnes said.
Machin, who was finally arrested in June last year, tried to cover
his tracks by steam cleaning the inside of his black Mercedes van and
trying to wipe the hard drives of two of his laptop computers, which
contained large quantities of child pornography.
Jurors heard that Machin made the two girls inhale the clubbing drug 'Poppers' to relax them during the abuse.
After the convictions, Detective Inspector Simon Snell said: 'We are
talking about the rapes of very young children for a number of years.
The abuse has been really awful.'
He said the children, who are all undergoing counselling, might never recover.
'Some of them may get over it,' he said. 'But my view is that it is something they will never forget for the rest of their lives.'
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If text shadow is necessary (I just let IE go without for the most part, but sometimes it's needed), one method I found was to literally duplicate the desired element, position it under the target element, then apply the blur filter to the duplicate, as it renders much nicer.
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