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A while ago, there was a question on the /r/sysadmin subreddit asking for help learning IPv4 subnetting (in IPv6, there isn't any subnetting unless you're a provider or a large enterprise. Your networks are /64.)
While a lot of the replies were helpful, a disturbing number of sysadmins there expressed that they had no idea how to do it. They considered it "mysterious". One commenter even said that he was hoping to skirt the issue for long enough until IPv6 was the dominant networking tool!
I answered the question, and a lot of people seemed to like the way I phrased it, so I thought I'd post a modified version of my answer here. Yes, IPv6 is coming, but we'll all be running dual-stacks externally for a while, I'm afraid, so knowing how to manage subnets in IPv4 is still important.
The first step to really understanding IP addresses and subnetting is to let go of decimal notation. We understand base-10 because we have used it since we were first introduced to numbers, but really, an IP address is a string of 32 binary digits, and the same goes for a subnet mask.
An IP address has two parts: the network portion, which you can think of as a network identifier, and the host portion, which identifies that specific host in the network that it belongs to.
In order to know which part of the IP is the network portion and which part is the host portion, you MUST know the subnet mask, because in the binary representation of the subnet mask, everything that's a 1 is the network portion of the address.
Lets look at the most typical case, where you have a home router setup with the router's IP address being 192.168.0.1 and there's a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. The first step to understanding what's going on is to convert both to binary:
192.168.0.1 = 11000000.10101000.00000000.00000001 255.255.255.0 = 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000
So, what this tells us is that the first 24 bits (each number, either 1 or 0, is a bit) of the IP address are the network portion, and the last 8 bits are the host portion…so you would say the network is 192.168.0.0, with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 (incidentally, this subnet mask can be called either 255.255.255.0 or /24, since there are 24 bits used, so it's common to see 192.168.0.0/24 – this latter notation is called CIDR (pronounced 'cider'), short for Classless Interdomain Routing, not that it matters to this discussion). This implies some things…
Since there are only 32 bits possible in an IPv4 address, and with that network, 24 of them are used up by the network section, that leaves 8 bits for the host addresses. 28 is 256, but we start numbering at 0 (because in binary, 00000000 is 0), so the highest IP address we could have on the 192.168.0.0/24 network is 192.168.0.255 (because 11111111 is 255 in decimal).
Alright, that's pretty straight forward, right? Right.
What becomes interesting is that getting a /24 isn't common anymore. There aren't many available (which is why we're moving to IPv6). It's much more likely that you'll be given a much smaller network block, say, a /28. How does that map?
Well, suppose for a second that you are given 192.168.0.0/28. How does that work out? Lets convert to binary and see…but first, lets figure out what a /28 is…
/28 looks like this in binary: 11111111.11111111.11111111.11110000 And each octet, converted: 255 . 255 . 255 . 240
This means the subnet mask, in decimal, is 255.255.255.240. So, lets do the comparison we did before:
192.168.0.0 = 11000000.10101000.00000000.00000000 255.255.255.240 = 11111111.11111111.11111111.11110000
So, what is the network portion, and what is the host portion? Remember, the network portion is anything where the subnet mask is a 1, and the host portion is anything where the subnet mask is a 0.
What this means for a /28 is that we have 16 possible host addresses (because there are 4 bits in the host portion, and 24 is 16). This means the first IP address is going to be 192.168.0.0 (because 0000 is still 0) through 192.168.0.15 (because 15 in binary is 1111).
Now, there are 16 addresses in that network, right? The problem is that, because of how IPv4 was designed, that you can't use the first one and you can't use the last one. The first address (where the host portion is all 0s, like 0000 in this example) is called the "network address". The "network address" is what you use to refer to the entire network (in this case, 192.168.0.0/28, and remember to include the subnet mask!), so a single host can't use it.
You also can't use the last address, either, because that's what is called the "broadcast address". The broadcast address is always the address where all of the bits in the host section are 1s in the IP address (so in this case, it would be 192.168.0.15, since the last octet is 11110000 in the subnet mask, but in the IP address, it's 00001111).
What you end up with, when putting it all together, is that there are 32 bits in an IP address. A good deal of them are taken up by the network portion assigned to you by your provider. If you get a /27, you instantly know that you can only have 30 hosts on that network (remember, you know because the network portion takes up 27 bits, leaving 5 for the host portion, and 25 is 32, but you can't use the first and the last).
So, this covered the basics. Tell me, did it make it better or worse? Please let me know in the comments if (how?) I screwed up, and what I could do to make it better. Thanks!


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Friday, August 31, 2012
This day has been surreal to say the least. Pretty tough to describe the atmosphere at work, then add in the presence of security guards and it was a tad tense and certainly distracting. Safety was a prime concern. Not safety from them, but safety on the job. Having your mind elsewhere can get you sent home in a bag.
I'm glad this day is over.
I took a vacation day tomorrow for the race.
There was not a temp agreement made but there was an agreement to keep working under the old contract on a 48 hr basis until something gives with the stipulation that if we strike or they decide to lock us out, there will be a 48 hr notice given. Well, at least there won't be any surprises.
I am currently thankful for the now. For now I have a job. For now, there is a calm, at least for me. For now, this is all that matters. I will try not to worry about what will happen 48 hrs from now, it is too much for me and I am already on overload. Frankly, I can't take it. Like others have said, I have done all that I can reasonably do. I was smart. I saved and prepared the best I could without making my family live in a bunker.
This has always been the chink in my armor. To those that think I am fearless, guess again. My biggest problem is fear of the unknown, uncertainty, unemployment. It always makes me feel like I'm on death row and my fate is totally in the hands of another. It's one thing for me to screw up, be irresponsible and bring on my own problems, I can take it like a man. However, when someone forces hardship on me and I suffer through no fault of my own, I have a real issue with that.
I guess I have a real problem when I am no longer in control, I feel helpless and powerless to stop my demise.
Although my emotions are all over the place, I fall back on what I wrote in my blog series sometime back. I practice what I preach and it will be harder than hell to do so. I will practice response-ability. The ability to choose my response. I can see the handwriting on the wall and how easy it is to spin out of control emotionally so therefore, rather than start down that slippery slope, I will forcefully steer my vessel in the right direction rather than letting the winds of emotion blow me into the rocks. It is just that simple. There is no other option.
Any amateur can steer a boat when it is glass calm but it is the storms that forge the sailor...
I haven't really prepped for this race too much so I am not expecting a dazzling performance. Rather, I am going to simply just go for an enjoyable run, feel the vibe of the race. No worries on finishing, i got this... Run, walk, boogie, break dance, or what ever combo I come up with, I'll finish.
-btw... I can't dance so I'll have to make it up as I go....I won't be pretty though :)
..do the "worm"?...Ugh..don't go there..for your own safety lol...
Tally ho, off to packet pick up.
I'm gonna run and forget about all of this crap, it isn't worthy of my attention right now.
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Hope for the best in everything.. Enjoy your run tomorrow, it will help to clear your head and relieve some stress and still be fun!
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Have a great day out at your race. I look forward to hearing how you get on.
I've got a race tomorrow too - at 10 miles it's shorter than yours, but it's a mountain race so has got almost 6,000 feet of ascent in it (and descent!) as well as having to navigate, choose the best route, find my way round the checkpoints probably in low cloud/fog, wade across a riveretc, so it will certainly be challenging and will take me longer than your race, I'm sure!
Enjoy running away from the stress - just for a few hours at least.
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Ugh that sucks. I'm sorry Robert. But try to breathe and find solace in running that race tomorrow. You need it!
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I'm glad you'll get to run your feelings out. Race energy sounds highly therapeutic considering your current job situation.
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Deep breaths. It's a great attitude that the race day is just another workout. And it is... enjoy the motion, and let it take you away from all the things you cannot control.
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Remember that however you feel, those emotions are valid. This is a lot - on top of everything else, it won't help to berate yourself for feeling upset or anxious.
I'm glad you are taking that vacation day and competing in the race - balance is good. Thinking of something other than work is good!
Been thinking of you. I saw a headline on a national news website about a "formerly sedentary man who became a marathoner" and I thought, "Pssst, that's nothing. They don't know ON2VICTORY!" and then I told my husband all about you! (Trying to get him to feel that he, too, can become healthy and active.)
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Sales are now running at an annual rate of over $160m. The market cap is half that. It's hard for me to see why this business should be selling at less than one times sales, which would put fair value for the stock at $5.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I can name contract manufacturers that are selling for close to 0.1 of sales. Using your methodology this would put the valuation at 50 cents.
This isn't a contract manufacturer or a grocery store. DRWI is the leader in packet microwave, offering differentiated products with capabilities that others don't have. Also growth in mobile broadband networks is way above growth in other sectors of the economy.
Thanks everyone for these posts. I had a chance to catch up. You guys know better, but it seems
that this news it really upbeat for the company and it is on track with its guidance going into next
That $5 value would be super to see happen, because, I could use the extra money to pay for
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I have fixed the op.isCancelled() case to check for null, but we don't have duplicate code in the get() function as you mention. The first "wait" where we count down the latch will trigger a timeout due to the operation not being ready. The second timeout check is checking for an operation that timed out before we were able to call get. Let me give you an example of when this check will be used.
Imagine your client is doing so many operations that the queue for the client to actually send these operations to the server has grown so long that the operation takes longer than the timeout value to be sent. When this happens we mark the operation as timed out internally and don't send the operation. If you call get() on the operation after this happens then the operation has technically completed so it will miss the "first timeout check". As a result we need to check the operation for timeout once again before we try to get data from it.
Another simpler example is if you called get() on a ViewFuture/HttpFuture multiple times. The first time the operation would timeout in the "first check" and subsequent calls would cause it to timeout in the second check.
Sorry, I was not clear enough. A block of code is literally copied in both classes:
if (!latch.await(duration, units)) {
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status = new OperationStatus(false, "Timed out");
throw new TimeoutException("Timed out waiting for operation");
if (op != null && op.hasErrored()){ status = new OperationStatus(false, op.getException().getMessage()); throw new ExecutionException(op.getException()); }
if (op.isCancelled()){ status = new OperationStatus(false, "Operation Cancelled"); throw new ExecutionException(new RuntimeException("Cancelled")); }
if (op != null && op.isTimedOut()){ status = new OperationStatus(false, "Timed out"); throw new ExecutionException(new OperationTimeoutException( "Operation timed out.")); }
This single error needs to be fixed in two places and the fields op, latch, and status are exposed unnecessarily to subclasses.
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A 12 night DCL Mediterranean cruise. :sail:
Tom (:macwave:... hey FD, I'd do this one in a New York minute! Told 'ya! :taunt:)
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Just can't help yourself Tom, can ya? :D
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Tom (:macwave:... I feel so... what's the word? Fulfilled. Yeah. That's the ticket.)
I missed it! :( National Splurge day come and gone I and didn't get to splurge. :sigh:
Let's see, what would a good splurge be? Ohhhh, quit my job and move to Ireland. Now that's a splurge! :D


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Several of these houses still stand, along with some 250 other buildings between 100 and 200 years old. Among the notable buildings are the 1840 Charlotte County Courthouse at 123 Frederick Street, a fine example of Greek Revival architecture with a hand-carved royal coat of arms in the pediment, and the Greenock Church, on Montague Street, known for its bird's-eye maple pillars and its double-tiered pulpit of Honduras mahogany.
Water Street, the main business thoroughfare, retains an old-fashioned charm, even though it is replete with the kinds of storefronts -- art galleries, T-shirt shops, boutiques with marine themes -- found in any seaside tourist town. Ignore the precious name (Serendipin' Art) of the shop at 168 Water Street if you are interested in the artwork and crafts of New Brunswick, including pottery, wood sculptures, woven clothing, jewelry and the handblown glass of John Sawyer, a renowned local artisan. Cottage Crafts Tweeds and Yarns, in the Town Square by the wharf, offers yarns in such a fantastic array of colors I was sorely tempted to take up knitting again. The store also sells hand-woven tweeds dyed to match the yarns, and a variety of finished clothing items -- including hats, sweaters and mittens -- knit by a cadre of 350 Maritime crafts people. The wharf itself is the only one remaining of a series in use when St. Andrews was a thriving fishing and shipbuilding port. It burned four years ago (ask at the yarn store to see photographs of the fire) but has since been rebuilt. Walk it at low tide and you get an excellent view of the bay floor: seaweed, jellyfish and tidal pools filled with crustaceans and other sea life.
The Huntsman Aquarium Museum, with its touch pool, is one of our favorite stops. Visitors can pick up and examine five species of sea stars (otherwise known as starfish), sea cucumbers, various mollusks including three kinds of whelks, spiny sea urchins, sea potatoes and sea peaches, and other forms of sea life. A family of harbor seals in a small pool includes a new baby seal born June 1. The seals are fed at 11 A.M. and 4 P.M., and there are various aquarium and terrarium exhibits of fish, amphibians and reptiles.
It is a child-sized aquarium, not a Sea World experience, and the prices reflect this: admission is $3.15 ($2.10 for children).
ASIDE from going on a whale watch, I had wanted to tour Ministers Island, which can be reached only when the famous 28-foot tide is out. The island -- just outside of town along the Bar Road, which is under water for two six-hour stretches each day -- was the site of a huge summer compound built in 1890 by Sir William Van Horne, who built the Canadian Pacific Railroad, and the two-hour tour includes visits to the 50-room sandstone house, a circular stone bathhouse with a tidal swimming pool, a windmill, a carriage house and a gigantic livestock barn (now empty). Safe crossing hours are posted at the departure point and are available at the Welcome Center, but access to the island is limited to those on the tours.
Traveling with children requires us to choose relaxed dining spots, from picnics on the wharf to a fried-clam stand, Waterfront Take-Out, on Water Street. We've had lovely meals on the deck of The Gables restaurant, overlooking the bay, where waitresses one moonlit night brought us blankets to ward off the late-summer chill. This May, we spotted Prince Hassan of Jordan on the deck, enjoying the view and a burger. Visitors can check out the exceptional political cartoons on the wall; they are done by the Gables' co-owner, and Canadian cartoonist, Ted Michener.
While staying at the Algonquin, we dined off the bistro menu, as a family, on the veranda one night; the following evening, my husband and I enjoyed planked salmon in the main dining room, an enclosed porch with a long bank of windows and linen-covered tables, while the girls had room service and a movie. We've never made it to the other ''fine dining'' establishments that we have heard much about, such as the Pansy Patch, an inn, art gallery and restaurant across the street from the Algonquin. We do always have breakfast at Friends and Neighbours Restaurant on Water Street, which is popular with many residents and which serves a large array of omelets, pancakes, muffins, eggs and cereals.
We don't think of New Brunswick as the drive-through province; St. Andrews always beckons us to stop, and one of these days I would like to spend a bigger chunk of our vacation there, exploring not only the town but some of the nearby islands, including Deer Island, with its lively fishing community. And I've seen enough of Campobello Island and Grand Manan to know that they warrant return visits.
The place we're most happy to drive straight through is Calais, a town that still makes me shudder. We detour only to view the mechanic's shop, and give it a Bronx cheer, and then cross the border to spend a few days by the sea.
Historic houses, kayaking and whale watching
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The postal code for St. Andrews, New Brunswick, is E0G 2X0. Prices are calculated at 70 cents to the Canadian dollar.


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See below for downloadable timecards for this weekend's ATP Curated by The National festival that you can put on your phone. They now include the DJ slots for the weekend. We'll also have printed timecards to give out free to everyone when you arrive....
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04 Dec 2012 16:14
We can now announce the full times for ATP Curated by The National this coming weekend as well as some other important info - please read all of this if you're attending...
20 Nov 2012 16:28
We can now announce the full Cinema schedules and Book Club lists for both of our forthcoming UK festivals curated by Shellac and The National...
19 Nov 2012 12:27
Lord Sinclair will be hosting Book Bingo again at this year's ATP, taking place in the Queen Vic at 2pm on Saturday at both the Nightmare Before Christmas curated by Shellac and ATP curated by The National...
14 Nov 2012 16:28
Buke & Gase play both of the ATP festivals happening this winter in the UK - the weekend curated by The National is sold out, but there are limited tickets now back available for the Shellac curated weekend running the weekend of November 30th...
The National
Kronos Quartet
Kronos Quartet with Bryce Dessner
Wild Beasts
Performing Smother
The Antlers
Owen Pallett
Michael Rother presents the music of Neu! & Harmonia
Local Natives
Kurt Vile & The Violators
Nico Muhly + guests
Puzzle Muteson with Nico Muhly + guests
Stars Of The Lid
Tim Hecker
Perfume Genius
Sharon Van Etten
Bear In Heaven
Youth Lagoon


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I guess my childhood is not legit
Yay for my legitimate childhood.
I dont like fire now.
I dont like fire now.
(Legit childhood right here.)
(...Except it was a book and not my head but whatever..)
(...Except it was a book and not my head but whatever..)
Aw, dammit. Curse my illegitimate childhood!
The most legit thing I did as a small child was tie my baby sister to the family dog and send him outside, telling him to take her away. Still, disappointing...
..damnit my childhood wasn't legit
lol I actually did set my head on fire XD
....does it count that i set my foot on fire?
that happened to me ~.~ (even with a sparkler)
I set a pencil on fire, does that count?
I had no legit childhood....
Does doing it by accident trying to light a candle count...? XD
My arm was slightly on fire. Not purposely. But it was partially in flames. Does it still count?
my childhood was legit!
Me too.
i wouldnt be able to hold anything let alone burn myself cos i had these glove sorta things on my feet and hands cos i kept on eaatin them (... awkward) so no duh
Does climbing in a fireplace count?
Does doing it in a video game count?
I set my hand on fire with alcohol and a cigarette lighter... was my childhood legit?
Does singeing your eyebrows count?
horray im legit :3
Yess! I had a legit childhood!
I accidently set my food tech book on fire once xD
i set my hair on fire but my mum caught me and dipped my head in the sink just in time
i set my hands on fire once - it was a chemistry expairiment
I may have set my head on fire once, but I can't remember because that part of my brain has been burnt off.
Est ce que mettre le feux aux cheveux de ses parents, ça compte sinon?
haha i had an illegitimate one too
No wonder I stilll act like a kid, I'm not legit
I burned my arm...
That's what I forgot to do!
I've set a bunch of things on fire when I was a kid. There's a good chance my head was one of those things.
does setting OR attempting to set a classmate's head on fire count?
I set my dinning room carpet on fire, does that count? Considering it did burn some of my precious hair...
I had an illegitimate childhood as well But I will right my ways and run out into the streets and tell the children how to make their childhoods complete.
I set my hair on fire most days, actually. Just not my whole head.
ah me too, very illegitimate!!!


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Lots of action on the feral pig front this month.
On Thursday, Dec. 9, the Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District Advisory Commission will hear a report on the wild pig situation on properties that run along the Santa Ana River bottom.
Feral pigs on the hunt for food in the Santa Ana River bottom. (Photo by Jennifer Whitaker)
Dustin McLain, natural resources manager at the Hidden Valley Wildlife Area, which is off Arlington Avenue near California, told me the wildlife area is regularly hit by the pigs, most recently in February, 2012.
By the time the county got a depredation permit to trap and euthanize the swine, they had vanished. Permits are good for 90 days.
McLain said he will inform commissioners that Riverside County is in very preliminary talks with the California Department of � Fish and Wildlife about an open-ended pig control project that would allow Riverside County officials to get a better handle on the pigs which cause thousands of dollars in � damage to public and private properties.
That meeting will be held Jan. 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the Marion V. Ashley Community Center, 25625 Briggs � Road in Menifee
There is also a multi-governmental working group that includes representatives of � the federal and state governments, the city and county of San Diego and two Native American tribes. It is tackling the feral pig problem in the Cleveland National Forest.
The group prepared an environmental assessment and adopted a plan earlier this year to use trapping, ground hunting and limited aerial hunting to rid the forest of the voracious porkers who damage crops, sensitive plant species, riparian habitat and Native American cultural resources in their relentless search for food.
McLain said he also suspects they may be devouring native frogs, lizards and other small reptiles and amphibians who make their home in the river bottom.
"They eat whatever they can," McLain said.
No word yet on when that trapping/hunting program may begin but the group's next meeting is Jan. 23.
If you think back a few months, the pigs caused substantial damage to Riverwalk Park in the city of Eastvale when they dug up swaths of the park's well-tended lawn.


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Laura Fogg Rogers is a trained science journalist with extensive experience of working in the media and with the public. As a Science Communication Research Fellow Laura develops communication and research collaboration opportunities for engineers and computer scientists in the Faculty of Environment and Technology.
Laura is a member of the Science Communication Unit at UWE and lectures on the MSc in Science Communication. She is undertaking a DPhil in conjunction with the Department of Psychology, exploring learning through engagement at live science events.
Laura's research interests include exploring the impact of education outreach, evaluating public engagement practices at live science events, and developing involvement in research for under-served audiences.
Her current research projects include:- Evaluating the Impact of Education Outreach for the Royal Society- Robots vs. Animals: Exploring the Ingenuity of Nature (supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering)- Children as Engineers: Paired Peer Mentors in Primary Schools (supported by the Engineering Professors' Council)- Science Live - exploring live public science events (supported by the Wellcome Trust).
Previously Laura was the Communications and Liaison Manager for the Centre for Brain Research at The University of Auckland in New Zealand, organising research collaboration between scientists and clinicians, as well as public science events and lectures. She holds a First Class MSc in Psychology, with a thesis exploring participation in the CeleBRation Choir, a choir which she set up to provide Choral SInging Therapy for people with communication difficulties through neurological disease. Laura has a First Class Honours degree in Biomedical Sciences from the University of Manchester. She is a trained science journalist and has previously worked for the BBC in the UK for six years.
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Buetow, S., Talmage, A., McCann, C. M., Leao, S., Tippett, L., Leung, J., McPherson, K. and Purdy, S. C.
Choral singing therapy following stroke or Parkinson's disease: An exploration of participants' experiences.Disability and Rehabilitation, 38 (10).
pp. 952-962.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/25902
France, B., Cridge, B. and Fogg Rogers, L.
Organisational culture and its role in developing a sustainable science communication platform.International Journal of Science Education, Part B: Communication and Public Engagement.
[In Press]
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/27481
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Grand, A. and Sardo, M.
Beyond dissemination - science communication as impact.JCOM, 14 (3).
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/27106
Lewis, F., Edmonds, J. and Fogg-Rogers, L. A.
Primary pre-service teachers and engineering students learning to teach science - A match made in heaven or hell?
European Conference on Educational Research (ECER), Budapest, Hungary, 8-11 September 2015.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/27182
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Sardo, M. and Boushel, C.
Robots vs animals: Learning from the ingenuity of nature.
Final summary report.
Project Report.
Royal Academy of Engineering.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/26062
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Bay, J. L., Burgess, H. and Purdy, S. C.
'Knowledge is power': A mixed methods study exploring adult audience preferences for engagement and learning formats over three years of a health science festival.Science Communication, 37 (4).
pp. 419-451.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/25328
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Edmonds, J. and Lewis, F.
Children as engineers: Paired peer mentors in primary schools final report summary July 2015.
Project Report.
Engineering Professors' Council.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/26053
Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and Comerford, D.
Science live phase one: Community scoping and consensus building.
British Interactive Group Gathering 2015, Norfolk, UK, 22-25 July 2015.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/26520
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Sardo, M. and Boushel, C.
Emotional engineering – the story of Robots vs Animals.
Stories about Science: Exploring Science Communication and Entertainment Media, Manchester, June 4-5 2015. Manchester: UNSPECIFIED
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/25832
Bay, J. L., Spiroski, A.-M., Fogg-Rogers, L. A., McCann, C. M., Faull, R. L. M. and Barber, P. A.
Stroke awareness and knowledge in an urban New Zealand population.Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases, 24 (6).
pp. 1153-1162.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/24599
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Weitkamp, E. and Wilkinson, C.
Royal Society education outreach training course evaluation.
Project Report.
Royal Society.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/25834
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Hobbs, C., Edmonds, J. and Lewis, F.
Children as engineers: Maximising engineering outreach for universities.
Engineering Professors' Council Congress 2015, Salford, April 15 2015.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/25833
Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and Hickman, M.
The people, the people, the people: Engaging under-served audiences.
In: British Science Association, N. A., ed.
Collected Thoughts 2014: Essays Inspired by the Annual Science Communication Conference.
London: British Science Association, pp. 1-5.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/23497
Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and Mat Hickman, Wellcome Trust, Hema Teji, British Science Association
The people, the people, the people: Engaging under-served audiences.
Science Communication Conference 2014, Guildford, Surrey, UK, 1-2 May 2014.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/23007
Fogg-Rogers, L. A.
Singing in unison: The neuroscience, art and therapy of music.
AHRC Science in Culture Ignite 2014, London, UK, 26th March 2014. London: Arts and Humanities Research Council
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/23008
Buetow, S. A., Talmage, A., McCann, C., Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and Purdy, S. C.
Conceptualizing how group singing may enhance quality of life with Parkinson's disease.Disability and Rehabilitation, 36 (5).
pp. 430-433.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21115
Talmage, A., Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Purdy, S. C. and Leao, S.
Choral singing therapy for a client with Parkinson's disease.
In: Miller, C., ed.
Assessment and Outcomes in the Arts Therapies: A Person-Centred Approach.
London: Jessica Kingsley, pp. 54-66.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21116
Cridge, B., Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and France, B.
Organisational culture and its role in developing a sustainable science communication platform.
Annual Conference of the Australasian Science Education Research Association, Wellington, New Zealand, 2nd–5th July 2013. New Zealand: Wellington
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21121
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Purdy, S. C., McCann, C., Talmage, A., Leao, S., Tippett, L., MacPherson, K., Leung, J. and Buetow, S.
Connecting through song: Group singing for people with Parkinson's disease and stroke.
New Zealand International Rehabilitation Conference, Nelson, New Zealand, 8-10 March 2013.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21122
Talmage, A., Ludlam, S., Leão, S., Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and Purdy, S. C.
Leading the celebration choir: The choral singing therapy protocol and the role of the music therapist in a social singing group for adults with neurological conditions.New Zealand Journal of Music Therapy, 11.
pp. 7-50.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21117
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Purdy, S. C., McCann, C., Talmage, A., Leao, S., Tippett, L., MacPherson, K., Leung, J. and Buetow, S.
Sing together: Group choral singing improves quality of life and mood for people with aphasia.
Aphasia Rehabilitation International Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 8-10 October 2012.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21123
McCann, C., Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Purdy, S. C., Talmage, A. and Leao, S.
Sing together: Group choral singing improves quality of life and mood following stroke.International Journal of Stroke, 7 (Supp 1).
p. 66.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21118
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Leao, S. and Purdy, S. C.
Singing as a therapy for aphasia: Workshop for speech language therapists.
Aphasia Association of New Zealand 4th Biennial Conference, Rotorua, New Zealand, 16-18 November 2011.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21124
Fogg-Rogers, L. A., Purdy, S. C. and Buetow, S.
Neuroscience public open days: Evaluating Auckland Brain Day as a communication method.Proceedings of the 29th International Australasian Winter Conference on Brain Research 2011, 29.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21120
Nicholson, L. F. and Fogg-Rogers, L. A.
Opening up the final frontier of neuroscience: A day at the University of Auckland's brain bee challenge.
Biology Educators Association New Zealand BioLive Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, July 2011.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21126
Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and Talmage, A.
The CeleBRation Choir: Establishing community music therapy for people living with neurological conditions.Psychomusicology: Music, Mind and Brain, 21 (1-2).
pp. 264-267.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/20480
Fogg-Rogers, L. A. and Talmage, A.
CeleBRation choir: Establishing community music therapy for people with brain disease.
36th Australian Music Therapy Association Annual Conference, Melbourne, Australia, October 2010.
Available from: http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/21127


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The inaugural Church Brothers Collision Repair car show to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project is set for May 31 at the company's Shadeland location.
The Wounded Warrior Project is a charity that serves wounded service men and women and their families.
On-site registration will take place from 8 to 10 a.m. Cost is $15 per vehicle. All proceeds raised will be matched by Church Brothers Collision Repair to benefit Wounded Warrior Project.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway historian Donald Davidson will be on site to meet and greet show participants and spectators. Food will be available for purchase, along with free Blue Bell ice cream, the Pacers Fan Van, face painting for the kids, and an appearance by the Indiana Fever's mascot Freddie Fever. The Indiana State Police, Indiana National Guard and other organizations will offer displays and demos.
There is no charge for spectators. Entrants and spectators are asked to bring a nonperishable food item or pet food item. Donations will be divided among local food pantries, with pet food going to Indianapolis Animal Care & Control.
Awards will include best of show, people's choice, best engine, best paint, best interior, best Ford, GM & Mopar (1981-present); Best Ford, GM & Mopar (pre-1981); best foreign; best modified/ratrod and top 20.
The Shadeland shop is at 751 N. Shadeland Ave.
Pre-registration and additional information is available at www.church-brothers.com.


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On the surface, each location might seem inviting and warm.
A staid brick building on Franklin College's campus serves as the nerve center of the school. A renovated cabaret theater where patrons listen to music, comedy routines and vaudeville shows.
In the middle of a country road near Amity, a small monument has been made around a gravesite that family members refused to have moved.
But each of these places has a haunted history.
A-Hunting We Will Go
When: 7 to 8 p.m. today
Where: Johnson County Public Library White River branch, 1664 Library Blvd., Greenwood
What: Representatives from Hoosier Paranormal Research will discuss past investigations
Cost: Free; open to teens and adults. Register by calling 885-1330.
If you go
What: Ghost Hunting 101
When: 7 to 8 p.m. Friday
Where: Johnson County Museum of History, 135 N. Main St., Franklin
What: Representatives from the Dadsville Ghost Hunters will discuss the basics of their investigations. The program is part of the museum's Late-Night Genealogy event going on from 6 p.m. to midnight.
Cost: Free, though people are asked to call 346-4500 to reserve a spot in the program.
This Halloween season, check out some of the area's ghostly past. Reports of unusual sounds, strange appearances and paranormal activity can be found throughout Johnson County.
People have seen ghostly figures in Franklin College's Old Main building and wailing in Edinburgh's Pixy Theatre. Strange appearances are common at the infamous Grave in the Middle of the Road, and a woman in white walks the corridors of the Johnson County Museum of History.
"This county has a lot to investigate. A lot of the places that people know, like the museum or the Willard, have stories behind them," paranormal investigator Sarah Steele said.
Steele, a Franklin resident, has built a hobby out of documenting and investigating the unexplainable. She and her husband, Scott, formed the Dadsville Ghost Hunters in 2010.
Named after the Ohio ghost town where Scott Steele grew up, the group relies on scientific readings such as temperature gauges, video and sound recordings and electromagnetic field detectors.
They focus on historical locations, looking for haunted hot spots in central Indiana by pouring over records and stories of people.
"We try to validate the history of a location, if that is causing a paranormal event, and if the people involved in the story even were real. We want to match that with the paranormal claims that people are making," she said.
The group has done investigations at the Johnson County Museum of History and the Pixy Theater. Those are only a few of the supposedly haunted places throughout the area.
"We try to look for local hotspots. Every year, we're adding more and more to our list of places to investigate," she said.
Old Main
College campuses are notorious for stories of haunting, and Franklin College is no different.
The epicenter of its paranormal activity is the Old Main building, located at the edge of campus. Rising like a Gothic cathedral, it has the look of a haunted house with its pointed spire. A reputation backs it up.
Reports have circulated throughout the years of a ghost named Charlie who lives in the building's Custer Theater. The theater opened in 1888, originally intended as the library. The space became the college chapel in later years, as well as a performing arts center.
The legend states that Charlie was either a French student or a professor of French, who hung himself in the campus bell tower. While there is no record of anything like this happening, the myth has continued on, said Wanda Lou Willis, author of "Haunted Hoosier Trails."
Students have reported frightening evidence of Charlie's existence, though.
One time, a student was practicing the piano on stage when a face appeared in front of him. The face was sneering, causing the student to run out of the theater, Willis said.
Another time, a man was in the theater and felt that he wasn't alone. A deep voice boomed for him to get out, and the student fled.
But while the stories have persisted, the theater is still used for campus events throughout the year with no incidents.
Boggstown Cabaret
Strange things have been happening at the Boggstown Cabaret Supper Club for decades.
Pianos seem to play themselves. Footsteps boom throughout the theater. Cold spots are felt in the middle of rooms that are otherwise warm.
Stories of the club's haunted nature have circulated for generations. The building that houses it, located in the tiny town of Boggstown just across the Shelby County line, was built in 1873.
Throughout time, it has housed a men's club, barber shop, athletic club and general store. The cabaret has operated in it since 1984, with the stories of haunted activity following.
Though people stream in during the weekends for dinner and shows, that hasn't scared away the supposed spooks that haunt the building.
Staff members often come in contact with something they can't explain, performer Julie Powers said.
People have felt some kind of apparition come into their dressing rooms. Lights will go on and off without reason. Reports say that people have seen furniture move around by itself.
In the middle of a performance, a heavy glass exploded in front of the audience. The most recent sighting of a full apparition was two years ago, when a woman thought she saw a little boy dressed in 1930s clothing in the theater's lobby.
When she went to ask him what he was doing, she found the boy had disappeared, Powers said.
But the unusual activity doesn't affect ticket sales. The cabaret still plays to full houses, ghosts or no ghosts.
For the performers, the activity is just a unique aspect of their jobs.
"It happens so frequently, you don't really think anything of it," Powers said.
Museum of History
The mysterious "lady in white" has been said to haunt the third floor of the Johnson County Museum of History for more than 100 years.
Museum employees could hear people walking down the hallway when there was no one there. Different noises will seemingly come out no where.
And a white-clad figure has been spotted on numerous occasions.
"This building was originally built as a Masonic lodge back in 1894. Even dating back then, there were reports of women wearing a white dress appearing," said Sarah Steele, co-founder of the Dadsville Ghost Hunters.
The Dadsville Ghost Hunters have investigated the museum this year.
From their research, they have found that the building has been used at different times as a meeting place for both the Masons and the Order of the Eastern Star, as well as a facility for the American Red Cross during World War II.
During an on-site visit, the group caught a jumble of voices on digital recorder.
"They were female, some you could hear, and others we couldn't make out," Steele said.
The ghost hunters have not found in the historical record what might be the cause of the haunting but plan to continue looking for a restless spirit who might be residing there.
"We're still doing some homework and doing some digging. It's an ongoing project for us," she said.
Pixy Theatre
The investigators from Dadsville Ghost Hunters couldn't believe what they were hearing.
A loud slamming, metal sound was showing up on their video recordings of the Pixy Theatre in downtown Edinburgh. They had been right there when the recordings were made, but had not heard anything.
But the proof was there on their sound clips.
"We were all there, and we would have noted it when it happened. But we didn't hear it at the time," said Sarah Steele, co-founder of the Dadsville Ghost Hunters.
Visitors to the Pixy have often complained of hearing similar sounds themselves. Loud metal clangs and unusual noises have become normal for the people who work and perform in the theater.
The Pixy Theatre, built in 1907, was formerly a Masonic lodge for the town before transitioning into everything from a movie theater to an opera house. Mike Harding bought it in 2008, renovated it and turned it into a community showroom for plays, concerts and other performing arts.
Slamming doors and strange footsteps have persisted in the Pixy. Performers told of one time when they were on stage and a heavy side door flew open with no one behind it, Steele said.
In their initial investigation, the Dadsville Ghost Hunters didn't uncover anything. But sound recordings had picked up the strange loud noises, Steele said.
They can't explain why the noises show up and have not uncovered any back story that would indicate why it might be haunted, Steele said.