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I have setup & am connected from Windows 8 to Windows Server 2012 using a VPN.
I have an FTP server setup on the server on port 21. This is blocked by an external hardware firewall. I can connect to this from the server itself (so shows FTP is working).
Once I am connected to the VPN, how can I then connect to the FTP server?
I think I need a 'local' IP address - but I can't see one when I run ipconfig on the Server?
It doesn't work using the external IP to the server (the one I use to connect to the VPN).
I can't find even 1 article on Google about this at all (spent hours looking).


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High-end Huawei Glory with Android Gingerbread headed to Cricket
Cricket Wireless is certainly not known for offering high-end smartphones, so I was surprised to find out that the regional US carrier is getting ready to launch the Huawei Glory (aka Huawei M886).
Now, Huawei usually makes low-to mid-end phones (like the Ascend, released by Cricket at the end of last year), but the Glory is a high-end device and, fortunately, it's also affordable.
Expected to be available at Cricket in November, the Huawei Glory will come with Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread (upgradeable to Android Ice Cream Sandwich), a 1.4-GHz Qualcomm processor, 4 inch WVGA display, Wi-FI, GPS, 8MP autofocus camera, 2GB of on-board memory, and a 1900 mAh battery.
According to PC Mag, the Glory is "very, very fast". And it should be, with a processor like that (it's not yet clear if it's single-core or dual-core – Huawei says it's the latter).
Reportedly, Cricket will launch the Huawei Glory for about $300 (no contract required, of course). Huawei didn't say if it plans to release the smartphone in other markets, via other carriers, but it most probably will.

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Alpine Recreation has taken visitors along the 2000m-high
Ball Pass in the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park for more than
two decades, but company operations manager Gavin Lang said
the pass, which gave a view of Mt Cook's Caroline face, and
provided access between the Tasman and Hooker Glacier
valleys, was now under threat because the Hooker Glacier was
retreating at a ''noticeably'' accelerated rate.
Mr Lang said the glacier's retreat had undermined the moraine
walls, which were now unsupported.
''The process is sped up by heavy rain, and in two locations
the erosion has been so extreme that we've been forced to
re-route the track, adding an hour to the average trip.''
He said when guides crossed over the pass from Caroline Hut,
it had become necessary to ensure clients were fit enough to
make what was now a 10-hour crossing.
His own data, collected by a GPS reference waypoint,
indicated that the glacier's terminal face had retreated 99m
between March 2009 and December 2012.
''That is an average downsizing of 2.2m every month.''
However, Niwa scientist Dr Tim Kerr said although it was
clear the glacier was retreating, Mr Lang's measurements were
in line with the glacier's movement since the 1990s. Previous
studies showed the glacier had retreated at anything between
30m and 70m a year since the early 1980s and 1996.
''This retreat has been going on for quite a while, and some
years it's more and some years it's less.
''What's going on at the moment, where the main erosion is
occurring now is where there used to be a glacier, but now
there is a lake.
''Just the fact that there is a lake there has an effect on
the glacier. The lake eats away at the ice, so you get a
rapid calving of the glacier, until the glacier actually
works its way out of the lake again.
''The resultant very rapid glacier retreat is more to do with
glacier/lake interactions than climate change.''
A study in the 1990s had predicted the glacier would continue
to retreat until it was 5km from its original terminus, he
He said, according to that theory, the existing lake would
have to become ''twice as long'' as it was at present before
the retreat stopped.
The Caroline face of Mt Cook is featured on the $5 note as a
backdrop to the image of Sir Edmund Hillary, but although
Alpine Recreation already offered easier ways to complete the
whole Ball Pass crossing, company director Anne Braun-Elwert
said if the glacier walls collapsed completely, trampers and
mountaineers would not be able to experience the Ball Pass
crossing as the original pioneers did.
''Each time there is a heavy-rain warning, we wonder of this
could be the time the moraine wall gives way.''
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A Logan County man's murder case is bound over to the Warren County grand jury.
Deshon Marquis Ogburn of Auburn is charged with the murder of 21-year-old Christopher Thomas Taylor.
Bowling Green Police say on Dec. 21 around 12:20 a.m. Ogburn shot Taylor twice killing him.
The shooting took place outside Tiffany Neal's Carpenter Court home in Bowlng Green.
On Dec. 27, Detective Mike Lemon testified Neal and Ogburn are married, but live in different cities.
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I'm developing a web application that connects to an IMAP mailbox and fetches emails as part of it's functionality.
The application is PHP and I'm connecting like this:
public function connect()
/* connect to gmail */
$hostname = '{imap.gmail.com:993/imap/ssl}INBOX';
$username = $this->username;
$password = $this->password;
/* try to connect */
$this->inbox = imap_open($hostname,$username,$password) or die('Cannot connect to Gmail: ' . imap_last_error());
Developing locally on my mac this was fine, I was able to connect and get emails. However now that I've put the app on my web hosts server I'm getting the following error:
Cannot connect to Gmail: Can't connect to gmail-imap.l.google.com,993: Connection timed out
After checking with my hosting provider they told me outgoing connections on port 993 are blocked. Is there anyway around this? Otherwise I need to upgrade to a dedicated server :S


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February 14th is here – what better time to Find an unFurgettable Friend? Whether you're looking for a little buddy for your sweetheart or a furry pal for yourself, this weekend is the purrrfect time to adopt a cat or dog into your family. February, find, friend, furry, family…we forgot to mention one "F" – free!
The Baltimore County Animal Shelter is offering free adoption this weekend. Any pet adopted or placed on hold for adoption on Saturday, February 16, will be adopted free of charge, with the exception of the cost of a cat or dog license at the time of the adoption. Think about it – it's winter, and more time is spent at home indoors, which means that you and your family members will have more quality time to bond, establish a routine, and get off to the best start with your new pet.
In addition to companionship, pets are also good for your health. According to WebMD, extensive research has shown that living with a pet provides health benefits, such as lowering blood pressure, lessening anxiety, and boosting immunity. Why not improve the quality of your life while rescuing another?
Baltimore County Animal Shelter has plenty of adoptable pets waiting for responsible owners who will love and care for them. If you are in the market for a new pet, but now isn't a good time, then consider purchasing an adoption gift certificate for only $65. This low fee includes your pet, a spay/neuter certificate, pet license (required by Baltimore County law), rabies shot, the first series of vaccinations, a microchip with lifetime registry, and a welcome home kit.
Share your home, happiness, and heart with a warm, lovable, and unFurgettable friend.
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Day Two Of UNF Spring Break Invitational Cancelled
March 29, 2014
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - On Saturday, March 29 in Jacksonville, Fla., the women's track and field team was scheduled to compete in the final day of the University of North Florida Spring Break Invitational. However, due to severe weather conditions the second day of competition has been cancelled.
The Minutewomen continue their outdoor campaign Saturday, April 5 at the UConn Invitational. The meet will begin at 10:00 AM in Storrs, Conn.
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No Lee…No Problem?
Well, if the current trade buzz is accurate (and it probably is, as when the Yankees want a guy they usually get him), those two guys could be teammates in pinstripes in a few short weeks or days.
Most hard-core Twins fans should be about drowned in their soup over that news, as a Lee-Sabathia-Pettite rotation would be nearly unstoppable, but perhaps all is not yet lost.
A few weeks ago, Houston Astro Roy Oswalt announced his desire to be traded from the pathetic 'Stros:
Just a few years ago, this guy was considered one of the top three pitchers in the National League, until injuries and pathetic team play dropped him down a notch. He's healthy now, though, and putting together a solid season on the mound.
I actually like his case better than Cliff Lee's, because likely we wouldn't have to give up BOTH Ramos and Hicks to obtain him, and we might even have a chance to sign him next year (he might not just be a rent-a-player).
So, if the Yanks do jump off the Cliff, perhaps we can still land a solid starter in his abscence.
Making 'Em Sweat
Last night, the Minnesota Twins look for all the world to be headed to another disappointing loss on the road. Down 5-2 after five innings, Carl Pavano was getting beat by the long ball and the bats weren't doing much of anything (besides grounding to Lyle Overbay, that is).
However, that is when the bats started to heat up:
Not only did it take back-to-back jacks from Morneau and Kubel to jump back into the game, but big hits were also needed from Mauer (dinger), and doubles by Thome and Delmon Young (who finished the game 3-3) since the pen kept serving up the meatballs.
As much as everyone is worried about the Twins right now, I think that our hitting is what it is and we aren't going to change anything. If we continue to trot out a Span-O-Dawg-Mauer-Morneau-Cuddy-Kubes-Big D-Big Jim-JJ lineup, we'll score runs:
If it doesn't, then we probably just don't deserve to make the playoffs anyway, so why worry? Thus, are biggest area of improvement will be pitching. Cliff Lee would be huge, but enough so to mortage away guys like Wilson Ramos and Aaron Hicks? At this point, I would have to say yes. With that kind of potent lineup day in and day out, we may actually have a chance to take on the mighty Yanks in the playoffs this year (one always has to assume that the AL road to the World Series runs through the Big Apple), but not without a few pitchers to hold back their firepower. Sending Lee, Liriano, and Pavano/Slowey/Baker/Blackie to the mound would give as at least a fair shake against their big bats, I think, though of course nothing is guaranteed.
Another key…more pictures like this:
-Too bad Delmon Young won't win the Final Vote balloting, but Kevin Youkilis probably deserves it. Just as long as Swish doesn't make it…man I hate that guy!
Preview (45-38, 2nd, 0.5 GB DET): Kevin Slowey (8-5, 4.57) vs. Marc Rzepczynski (0-0, 0.00). The Tigers needed some late-inning heroics to preserve their division lead last night, so let's keep the pressure on. I don't want to be two games back heading into Comerica this weekend.


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The Nevada Wolf Pack men's basketball team needs the best out of A.J. West.
The Wolf Pack needs the West that came out of the heavens like a lightning bolt and turned this season around in late December. It needs the West that gave the program swagger, confidence and attitude and somehow made everybody wearing silver and blue a little bit better.
The best of West made coach David Carter smarter. It turned Deonte Burton back into a legitimate NBA prospect and made Jerry Evans, Michael Perez and Cole Huff valuable complementary pieces to a possible championship puzzle.
Yeah, that A.J. West.
You know, the one that only needed to read the Reno phone book with his Brooklyn dialect to make all his west coast teammates burst out laughing. The one that infused life and purpose into a struggling program almost over night.
Yeah, that A.J. West.
The one that stood up to opponents and swatted their shots into the fourth row. The one that turned the Pack from patsies to powerhouse. The one that led the Pack to more victories (five) in his first six games than it achieved (four) in its first 11 games without him.
Yeah, that A.J. West.
Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a plane. It's A.J. West.
Yeah, that A.J. West.
West was indeed a strange visitor from another planet when he arrived in a Pack uniform for the first time on Dec. 22 against Iona. He indeed came to Reno with powers and abilities far beyond those of a normal Carter recruit. He clearly changed the course of this Pack season.
But where has he gone lately? West has been more Clark Kent than Superman the past couple weeks. And the Pack has lost three games in a row and four of its last six. The season is treading water right now. The Pack needs West to come crashing through the window dressed in tights and a cape starting Saturday at New Mexico and turn this season around once again.
Before it's too late.
A few numbers to ponder . . .
When West has gotten at least six shots in a game, the Wolf Pack is 6-0. When West plays 28 or more minutes the Pack is 5-0. When West scores 10 or more points the Pack is 6-0. When West gets six or more free throw attempts the Pack is 3-0.
In other words, when West is engaged at the offensive end he is at his best. And the Pack is at its best.
West took over the game on offense in overtime against Air Force back on Feb. 1. He took six shots and went to the free throw line six times at Fresno State on Jan. 22. He made 5-of-7 shots against Colorado State on Jan. 29. He made a combined 10-of-17 shots against UNLV and Utah State in back to back games in the middle of January.
And the Pack won all those games.
The problem is that the Wolf Pack seems to feel that West only plays at one end of the floor. Yes, his teammates count on him to do the dirty work on the defensive end. But at the other end of the floor they hardly ever reward him for his hard work.
And that's when West disappears. That's when his mind seems to wander and his focus vanishes. And it affects him at both ends of the floor. During the last three games, West has taken just a total of 12 shots. He has scored just 18 points. He has pulled down a mere eight defensive rebounds.
And the Pack has lost all three games.
West seems to thrive on doing two things on the court. He loves to block shots and he loves to rebound the ball on the offensive end. The rest of the time he plays bored and unattached and that's when he seems to vanish for long stretches at a time.
In other words, he is an enigma. It's almost like there are two A.J. Wests.
West's performance in the 75-67 loss to Fresno State on Wednesday is a perfect example of the A.J. West dichotomy that Carter must somehow juggle seemingly from possession to possession.
In the first half he was Superman. He pulled down nine rebounds, five on the offensive end, in just 13 minutes. He took five shots and made two. He scored six points. He attempted three free throws and made two. He blocked two shots. He converted two great passes by D.J. Fenner into rim-rattling dunks. He was simply the West that led the Pack to five wins in six games in the span of 20 days in late December and early January.
Then came the second half. And he turned from Superman into Clark Kent. Actually, it was more like Clark Griswold.
West played 12 minutes in the second half. He didn't take a shot. He scored just one point. He grabbed one rebound. He didn't block a shot. Carter took him out of the game five times in the second half. And this was against a team that basically didn't have a true center.
West should have dominated the smaller Bulldogs. Instead, he disappeared mentally and physically when the Pack needed him most in the second half. The Wolf Pack can't win when West plays like he's invisible. A.J. West is at his best -- and the Pack is at its best -- when A.J. West is not only visible, he's in the psyche of the opponent. The opposition must be afraid that if they even smell the paint he's going to make them eat the basketball.
When West steps on the floor the opponent must involuntarily flinch. And West must fight for every rebound -- at both ends of the floor -- like a hungry wolf salivating for fresh meat. He has to be a presence, both mentally and physically, that the opponent must fear.
He can't disappear like he did on Wednesday.
It's important to understand that West's vanishing acts are not entirely his fault. His teammates and coaches must take equal blame for West's lack of productivity at times.
The Wolf Pack simply ignores him on offense. They rarely run a play for him. Heck, they rarely even pass him the ball. This is a team that falls in love with its jump shot and, well, dumping it into the center is not the first play in the David Carter and Deonte Burton playbook.
The vast majority of shots West does receive come only after he pulls down an offensive rebound. It's probably why he seems to love to crash the offensive boards while he oftentimes looks bored on the defensive end. West has 56 offensive rebounds this year and 53 defensive rebounds. Most players have twice as many defensive boards as offensive boards. West, though, is more obsessed with blocking shots on defense than he is with rebounding. That something he needs to change.
But his teammates also need to make some changes. They need to feed the ball to their excitable teammate as a reward for all the work he does on defense, work that they proved unwilling to do before he arrived on the scene. West took just five shots against Fresno. Marqueze Coleman, for example, took six shots and he played just 17 minutes (West played 25).
The Pack even isolated Coleman -- a guy who is averaging five points a game over his last dozen games -- with the game on the line. They had Coleman run the point while Burton, the top scorer in the Mountain West, stood off to the side with the rest of his teammates, West included. They watched Coleman drive the ball on guard Cezar Guerrero down the lane and they watched Guerrero promptly block Coleman's shot, leading to a Fresno State 3-pointer at the other end and a 68-60 Bulldogs lead with 1:39 to play.
Game over.
OK, nobody is saying West is Nick Fazekas or Luke Babbitt in the paint. Nobody is saying he needs to score 15 points a game or take a dozen shots. But we are also saying he can't go an entire half without shooting the ball for this team to be successful.
West has made 42-of-73 shots for a .575 shooting percentage this year, the best on the team. Again, he's not Fazekas or Babbitt, or even Ric Herrin. He's an awful free throw shooter. But he also doesn't break into a cold sweat like Kevin Panzer once he gets the ball down low.
It's time to dump the ball into the center once in a while.
Giving West the ball (on purpose) will accomplish a few things. One, it will keep him engaged mentally at both ends of the floor. And an engaged West, a guy who plays on passion and adrenaline, is the best West. Two, it will soften up the defense inside so when the guards do venture inside they won't be running into a brick wall. And, three, it will open things up outside for all those jump shots this team loves.
Remember, the Pack is 6-0 when West takes six or more shots. They are 6-0 when he scores 10 or more points. They are 5-0 when he plays 28 or more minutes. When he does none of those things, like Wednesday night, the Pack is 1-6.
It's apparent the Wolf Pack and West need to draw up a contract. It's a simple contract where everyone comes out a winner. The Pack must promise to pass him the ball now and then. And West, in return, must promise to stay focused and play like a salivating wolf -- at both ends of the floor so Carter will leave him out there.
It's a deal that could enable this team to leap tall buildings in a single bound.


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Your eyes close, you drift into a deep sleep, and suddenly you find yourself in a state of panic, running to catch a bus, train, plane, or other form of transportation. When you arrive, you realize that it's too late. You've missed your transportation — you had a feeling this was coming. (…) Read more
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Dream Symbols & Their Meanings: FlyingSep 02, 2013
Dreams are an incredible thing. Sometimes they last a mere split second, whereas other times they seem to go on forever. Sometimes a dream is so lifelike that you may actually believe the events occurred in real life, whereas other times a dream is so ridiculous that you can't even comprehend what's going on. Dreams (…) Read more


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Napa's Bin to Bottle teams with San Francisco's Crushpad to offer 'winery in a box'
Today saw some interesting wine industry news as Napa's Bin to Bottle and San Francisco's Crushpad announced a 'strategic partnership' that aims to provide wine brands in the 500 to 5,000 case range with all the core business functions needed to develop a successful brand.
For its part, Bin to Bottle provides custom crush services, including tank and barrel fermentation in state of the art facilities, a full-time quality control enologist, a full service wine laboratory and much more (see our previous interview with Bin to Bottle managing partner Marco DiGiulio for more information). Everything is run out of the operation's south Napa location, in which Crushpad has now also established offices.
Here's a quick graphic illustrating what the Bin to Bottle/Crushpad combo is able to offer, including everything from winemaking expertise to logistics management, to legal and compliance and eCommerce services.
To us, this seems like an excellent value proposition for wine brands (not to mention a solid teaming of upstart wine industry businesses), particularly given the current economic climate. Additional details can be found here.
[techtags: Napa, Napa Valley, wine, winery, Bin to Bottle, Crushpad, Marco DiGiulio]


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George Eugene Wilson Jr.
Position: SS
Height: 6-0 Weight: 210 lbs.
Born: March 14, 1981 in Paducah, KY
High School: Tilghman
College: Arkansas (school history) (Wilson college stats)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 25 (4021st overall since 1950)
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Are these farms valued at fair value OR on the basis that iwi have a first right of refusal at mates rates??
BUSINESSDESK: Landcorp, the country's biggest farming company, says its operating profit fell 36% and is forecast to halve in the current year, with prices expected to be generally lower.
The state-owned farmer said its "net operating profit" fell to $27 million in the 12 months ended June 30, from a record $42 million on the same basis a year earlier. Sales fell 4% to $210.5 million.
The decline in operating profit mainly reflected the impact of "significant reductions" in prices for milk and timber in a year when sales fell even as the volumes produced rose. The company will pay the government a dividend of $20 million, down from $27.5 million the previous year.
Landcorp says net operating profit for 2013 will be about $13 million, based on current product prices.
The current year's product prices are expected to be "more volatile and generally lower" than in 2012.
"This will reflect the continued negative impact of the global financial crisis on demand in European, North American and Asia economies, and particular supply and demand factors in markets for wholesale milk products," it says.
The high kiwi dollar continues to have a major impact on income from exporting.
Net profit, the earnings measure required to be disclosed by listed companies, was a loss of $9.4 million from a year-earlier profit of $114.6 million, reflecting changes in unrealised revaluations on livestock, derivatives and land.
Like many other New Zealand companies, Landcorp downplayed the net profit figure as being "not a meaningful indicator" of its operating performance.
Since New Zealand adopted the International Financial Reporting Standards there has been a proliferation of non-standardised earnings measures, where companies back out items that aren't directly to do with operations.
Landcorp first flagged the $20 million dividend and $27 million operating profit at the start of the month, when it reported record annual milk production of 13.3 million kilograms of milk solids. It had previously forecast profit on that basis of $16.3 million.
Landcorp has entered an agreement with China's Shanghai Pengxin to manage the 16 central North Island farms formerly owned by the Crafar family.
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The properties will (or should) be value at market value. However if the properties (as crown land) are subject to first right of refusal claim by iwi, then a calculated deduction will be undertaken to reflect the restrictive nature of this agreement for government book value.
Essentially this will account for this right of claim
Totally agree. We are a long way from the original concepts and development rolls of Landcorp, ex lands and Survey.
There is just nothing like private ownership and enterprise to produce and employ. Perhaps the present managers could have first right of refusal or a tender type auction.
Landcorp does not need to exist and should be phased out.
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Boldt spent a decade as Vice President for University Advancement at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, where he led a seven-year, $225 million capital campaign which exceeded its initial goal 13 months ahead of schedule and raised more than $264 million from over 170,000 gifts and pledges. Boldt consistently helped generate over $44 million per year for Cal Poly SLO, one of the highest figures ever recorded in the California State University system. During those same 10 years, the University's endowment increased from $11.3 million to $120.9 million.
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'I lost my choice. I lost my voice. I lost myself,' said Srey Neth, a survivor or human sex trafficking. Sadly, Neth is one of 800,000 people trafficked each year.
Neth went on to say about her life as a victim, 'I was worth nothing to them but money.' She would have to service anywhere from 2-20 customers a night. Her traffickers beat her and sometimes electrocuted her. And then the odds finally caught up with this young girl. She discovered that she was HIV positive, contracted from one of her customers.
Neth's story is becoming more common and is not confined to other countries. The second most profitable criminal industry in the world has stretched out its diseased hand and stroked our community, bringing with it tormented, voiceless victims just like Neth.
Because Jacksonville is finding that it's not immune to the travesties of human trafficking, Amnesty International-UNF/Northeast Florida Chapter, Transitions Global and the Northeast Florida Human Trafficking Task Force are hosting a discussion forum with two Cambodian guest speakers who are survivors of human trafficking. This Human Trafficking Awareness Event will take place on Friday, October 22 from 11:30-1 p.m. on the UNF campus, Building 58W, Ballroom B.
Additionally, they'll be on Friday's Channel 4 Morning Show, followed by Melissa Ross at 9 a.m. on WJCT 89.9 radio, and this Sunday morning at Jacksonville Life Church at 10 a.m.
These two women from Cambodia were once victims of sex trafficking before being rescued and provided a home by Transitions Global (TG). They have now graduated from TG's program and use their experiences to speak-up, raising awareness about the issues of human trafficking and the girls who are still held captive in the greedy and perverted clutches of traffickers.
Hopefully, these two speakers are only the beginning of success stories to come, at least until human trafficking has been eradicated. Until then, we have results-driven organizations like TG that has a home offering refuge to 20 girls at a time while experiencing a 79.6% success rate. Separating themselves apart from the world-wide success rate of 22%, TG has raised their own bar in defining "real success", restoring these former victims' dignity, self-respect and realization that their dreams are attainable.
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With $61 billion in assets, Huntington Bancshares has transformed itself into a formidable regional player over the last decades. Huntington Bancshares' business model has been strenghtened by focusing on the commercial business, increasing its product reach, and, yes, occasionally getting busy on the mergers and acquisitions front.
Huntington Bancshares announced in April and May 2014 that it will acquire 24 branches in Central and East Michigan from Bank of America.
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Big banking institutions such as Bank of America or Wells Fargo might not only be more difficult to deal with, but, due to their enormous size, can also afford to be quite discriminatory when it comes to small loan sizes.
Small businesses naturally gravitate toward community banks. Proof of that is, that Huntington Bancshares recently "climbed to the top spot in the country with the highest number of Small Business Administration (SBA) 7(a) loans for the first half of the SBA's fiscal year ending March 31."
This indeed is remarkable considering that Huntington Bancshares only operates in six states, however, it takes the country's top spot for originating SBA loans.
Steve Steinour, chairman, president and CEO of Huntington Bank correctly pointed out the importance of community banks for the commercial banking needs of small businesses:
Small businesses are the foundation of our Main Street economies throughout the United States. These businesses generate two-thirds of all of new jobs and help keep our neighborhoods healthy. Huntington is committed to supporting small business growth as a key way to strengthen our communities as they continue through the economic recovery.
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Probably the biggest difference between big banks and small banks, is that big banks rely on scale and small banks rely on relationships.
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Stolen plane DUI suspect took off and landed at least three times at the Boulder City, Nevada airport. Paul Michael Waddle was charged by the Las Vegas Police Department with obstructing a police officer, DUI involving an aircraft and unlawful taking of an aircraft. According to Fox 12 Oregon on Mar. 4, the owners of the plane are Scenic Airlines.
According to Waddle's arrest report, police were called to the Boulder City airport before 11:30 p.m. Sunday concerning the theft of a white Cessna Caravan.
Stolen plane DUI suspect took off and landed another two times after police arrived at the airport. After the fifth landing, officers took the man down and handcuffed him. His preliminary blood alcohol content was .132. According to the police report Waddle had all the signs of someone who was very drunk. The police noticed his slurred speech and watery, bloodshot eyes as well.
'In the 20-plus years I've been here, it's the first time we've done a felony stop on an airplane,' said Sgt. John Glenn with the Boulder City Police Department.
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Fanboys and girls can start clearing their calendars for this fall now that ABC has announced that "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." will air Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Joss Whedon's TV spin-off of the superhero ensemble movie "The Avengers" will anchor a night of all-new series for the network.
The show follows an elite, globetrotting law-enforcement team led by fan favorite Agent Phil Coulson (played by Clark Gregg) as they investigate super-powered activity and tackle bad guys. However, S.H.I.E.L.D.'s most dangerous adversary might be "N.C.I.S." The long-running CBS procedural is one of TV's most dominant dramas, and a direct competitor in the same time slot.
Paul Lee, president of ABC Entertainment Group, said on a press conference call Tuesday that the network was confident that "S.H.I.E.L.D" was a "blockbuster" in the offing, and that it's expected to draw more than just the Marvel faithful: "We think it's going to recruit a whole new audience."
What's certain is that the series has already been the beneficiary of more marketing muscle than any of the new shows being unveiled at the networks' annual upfront presentations for advertisers this week.
Normally TV pilots remain under wraps at least until they get picked up, with upfronts signalling the start of the networks' campaigns to build buzz before freshman shows start hitting the air in the fall. By contrast, an official Facebook page for "S.H.I.E.LD." went live in October of last year with the post "Coulson Lives!" Since then, details of the project were teased in interviews with Joss Whedon and photos from the set. A series order by ABC (like Marvel, owned by Disney) seemed like a foregone conclusion, and the network's recent announcement making it official coincided with the debut of a "S.H.I.E.L.D." site designed to stoke fan hunger for new information about the show.
The Internet has been busy analyzing each frame of a 30-second trailer released this week. Fans want to know which supers from the Marvel universe will be represented in the show. Namely, who is actor J. August Richards embodying in the promo clip as he bounds to earth from a burning building with a woman cradled in his arms? Early speculation pointed to Luke Cage, but now the armchair experts are questioning that.


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Photos of villagers celebrating during the St. Vasilij's Day carnival in Vevcani, Macedonia on Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013. Festivities have been held on St. Vasilij's Day for more than fourteen centuries, marking the arrival of the New Year by the Julian calendar. The carnival which has pagan roots, highlights political satire with masked local people acting out the current events.
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Originally from Peru, with 18 years of experience and dedication to the art of gastronomy, Roberto Chávez comes to the River Café as a guest Chef during the International Gourmet Festival in 2012 and decides to stay after spending 2 weeks in our beautiful Puerto Vallarta.
Internationally recognized in the Who's Who of Chefs in the United States, 33-year-old Chávez Oviedo found his calling while working at a hotel in Lima. He graduated from Cenfotur School in Lima with a degree in international cuisine in 2004. After completing his studies, he accepted a position in Los Cabos, where he remained for the next five years working as chef in the Hotel Meliá Cabo Real's La Terraza Restaurant.
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As most of you know Cheryl is one of my biggest Fashion Inspiration. Sometimes without trying my style some how reminds me of her. Today is Cheryls 29th birthday, I was planing to recreate another outfit like I did for her birthday last year, but this year I decided to create this section dedicated for all my Cheryl Cole Inspired outfits. More will be added once I do them... I know she will eventually see them one day :) {Happy Birthday Cheryl} <3
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Starring: Snowpiercer: Rated "R" (126 minutes)
Starring: Chris Evans, Jamie Bell, Tilda Swinton, Ed Harris, John Hurt
Directed by: Joon-ho Bong
Based on the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige by Jacques Lob, Benjamin Legrand and Jean-Marc Rochette, that was made into a South Korean sci-fi action film in 2013, then brought to the U.S. and distributed by the Weinstein Company. The story is set in a post-apocalyptic climate-change future where an extreme temperature change dropped the world's temperature dropped rapidly to where the entire globe was covered in a new ice age. According to the back-story, it was an experiment to counteract global warming gone awry that caused the ice age which killed virtually all life on Earth. Now, with all life on the planet — except for the lucky few who boarded the Snowpiercer, a train that circumnavigates the Earth annually — houses all the remaining survivors.
The train and the interconnecting rail system was designed by a wealthy industrialist named Wilford, who now lives at the head of the 20-car massive train. During the 18 years that the train has been traveling, a class system has emerged aboard the train, with the very wealthy living in the front and the very poor living in the tail. The living conditions in the tail section are so horrible that the population there is constantly plotting revolution. Reluctantly lead by Curtis the survivors at the tail end of the train stage yet another revolt to take command of the train, setting off an epic battle to take the engine and improve their lot. As the motley crew slowly advances through the train, they encounter numerous obstacles as well as uncovering inconvenient truths about their world.
This is a brutal and bloody rebellion that shakes up everything those in revolt know about their life on the train. The film depicts class struggle and makes all sorts of parallel comparisons to the state of the modern-day world. Unfortunately, the film is currently only in limited release (mostly in art houses around the U.S.), but it is available on-demand through some cable networks. Despite its relatively poor PR, knowledge of the film is rippling through the Sci-Fi, film, Geek community, and gaining an on-line audience and very positive buzz, as it is an exceptionally thrilling film with a solid cast of American actors. The film is depressingly bleak, utterly harsh, and totally brutal in its depiction of its dystopian future, but it is also stunning brilliantly in its execution of this darkly compelling vision of a future gone mad. Not necessarily for everyone, but we do strongly urge those looking for not the usual synthesized Hollywoodland action film, to seek out this amazing film and watch it.
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Ghost, ghouls and things that go bump in the night are scaring up a host of new visitors to our historic and atmospheric attraction.
The site has always had a legendary ghostly whistling gunner and many people claim to have heard his eerie whistling in the Fort's extensive underground passageways. Tales of this phantom have been talked about for decades around Weymouth and the Fort affectionately has a passageway dedicated to him. Who this 'shade' actually is, is at this time, unknown.
A survey carried out in 2007 by The National Lottery discovered that the Fort was voted one of the spookiest locations in the UK; in fact staff members sometimes refuse to visit certain areas by themselves.
Other eye witness reports are that of a white figure seen walking the parapets of the building when it is locked and there should be nobody there.
Nothe Fort is becoming increasingly popular for paranormal activity giving our visitors an experience of a very different kind. Established paranormal organisations are setting up ghost hunts to give visitors a hands on interactive approach to experience the different techniques used to conduct investigations. Some using sophisticated scientific equipment, while others using more traditional methods.
During the events, participants are given an introductory workshop and training in the equipment they will use for conducting experiments including meters to measure changes in frequency, thermometers, motion detectors, and devices to record 'electronic voice phenomena' i.e. ghostly sounds. All ghost hunters are invited to bring their own digital cameras and night vision equipment to assist them.
Please see names below for some of the Paranormal groups who have conducted Ghost Hunts at Nothe Fort.
Supernatural Investigations UK recently undertook a Paranormal investigation at Nothe Fort and compiled a comprehensive report on their findings and have kindly given permission to share this with all interested parties. Please see link below:
Supernatural Investigations UK Report 20th March 2010
Please see Youtube link for short Paranormal Film at the Fort
For further information please contact the Fort administration manager on 01305 766626
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Capital Asset Inventories: Policy 7A.1
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Purchasing Credit Card: Procedure 7E.1/11
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MnSCU System Procedure 7.3.3 Credit Cards, provides authority for a college, university or office of the chancellor to establish a credit card program for business use only. Each college, university or office of the chancellor using a Purchasing Credit Card Program must establish procedures and forms for implementing and monitoring the program.
The purpose of the Purchasing Credit Card Program is to provide an alternative form for purchasing necessary business commodities and services from vendors who do not issue invoices or do not accept purchase orders or a state warrant/check.
The program should eliminate many typical purchasing steps such as preparing a requisition, preparing a purchase order, matching a packing slip to a purchase order, matching invoice with purchasing requisitions, individual payments of invoices, etc.
A completed Purchasing Card application form is required for each cardholder. No employee will be able to apply directly for a Purchasing Card.
Cards will be issued to the college president and purchasing clerk. The president will approve all other cards issued. Institutional credit cards may not be in the name of a contractor, contract employee, or non-permanent student employee.
The address used on the cardholder's application for the employee will always be the employee's Anoka-Ramsey Community College mailing address.
All cardholders must sign and accept the terms and conditions of the Anoka-Ramsey Community College Purchasing Card Program Cardholder Agreement.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College is liable to the credit card company for all charges made in connection with the credit card issued to the individual.
I. Unauthorized and/or inappropriate card use includes, but is not limited to:
II. Spending limits
If credit limits need to be increased, temporarily or permanently, the necessary increase will need to be appointed by the president or vice president.
Current monthly credit limits are $10,000 for the college purchasing clerk and $2,000 for college president. One time spending limits are currently set at $2,000 for the college purchasing clerk and $2,000 for the college president.
Credit cards must never be used to purchase items for personal use even if the cardholder intends to reimburse the college.
A cardholder who makes an unauthorized purchase with the card or uses the card in an inappropriate manner will be subject to revocation of the credit card, disciplinary action including restitution to the college for unauthorized purchases, possible card cancellation, termination of employment at the college and criminal prosecution.
A statement of all transactions will be sent to each cardholder by the issuing bank.
Upon receipt of the statement, the cardholder must reconcile the statement to the Purchasing Card Individual Transaction Log. The cardholder must sign and date the transaction log and the statement to confirm receipt of all goods and services, attach the original receipts which correspond to the statement, obtain the supervisor's signature, and return everything to the Business Office within five (5) business days. All purchases must be charged to the cost center that the individual purchasing card is assigned to – or in the case of multiple cost centers – to the cost center noted on the cardholder transaction log.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College is responsible for payment of all purchases.
The cardholder must complete the Cardholder Dispute Form and notify the Business Office if there any discrepancies with any of the charges listed on the statement. The cardholder, with the help of the Business Office, will settle any billing discrepancies with the vendor and instruct the vendor to issue a credit through the credit card.
Disputes must be reconciled within fourteen (14) days of the statement date. Final resolution of any dispute must be resolved within sixty (60) days of the statement date.
The cardholder is responsible for the security of his/her card and any purchases made on the card.
The cardholder must immediately notify the credit card company and the Business Office if the card is lost, stolen, or in the hands of an unauthorized person. Pertinent information regarding the lost or stolen card or improper use must be provided. The cardholder will make a reasonable attempt to recover the card from an unauthorized person. The card will be voided as quickly as possible; however, the applicable cost center will be responsible for any unauthorized purchases made up to the limit of liability.
Any changes to the Purchasing Card must be made using the Cardholder Account Maintenance Request form.
Each cardholder is responsible for the card issued to him/her. All purchasing card records are subject to being audited.
History: 05.2009 Technical change: Updated to reflect reorganization to single vice president.
For Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) policies and procedures, go to http://www.mnscu.edu/board/policy/index.html


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UK – Joe Wright – 2 hr 10 min
ANNA KARENINA is the third collaboration between acclaimed actress Keira Knightley and director Joe Wright (the other two being Pride & Prejudice and Atonement). This new effort is a bold, theatrical vision of Tolstoy's epic novel. Set in 19th-century Russia, a married aristocrat enters into a life-altering affair. The movie features beautiful cinematography, stunning set design, and a script by Tom Stoppard. With Jude Law and Matthew Macfadyen.
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Sounds influenced by U2 and house mixed, I like it a lot. I'm stoked for the album.
Fresh off unveiling 'Until The End' to much acclaim and with a mere week left till the release of "Speed Of Life", Dirty South continues to keep things emotional for the album's previously unheard second collaboration with Los Angeles singer Joe Gil, 'Your Heart'.
Embracing a slightly calmer mindset, 'Your Heart' employs Gil's heart-warming vocals to hover over light, toe-tapping synths and subtle low-end riffage, scoring yet another bull's eye for his quite possibly most significant milestone to date.
Out March 5th.
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OMG ! Dirty South is so F*ckin' Amazing ! Can't wait for his album *___*
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I'ma huuuuuuuuuuuge fan of Dragan but for some reason I'm totally NOT feeling this album. At all
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Ryan, you need to stop watching new shows like MSNBC. Your statement is 100% wrong.
If your approach was the correct way to go, ever little League coach in this country would lose a game by 1% or so and then say, "We need to practice to become better losers" ..........
The idea is to WIN. You WIN by following the correct principles. The correct principles are among those of us (usually Tea Party people) who tend to be FAR MORE Conservative Americans. This is because we tend to follow the Divine Guidance offered to us by our Founders and the Traditions of this great country. The new thinking is not just misguided / basically everything you hear from Democrats now and their Media which is nearly everything except Fox. The new thinking is also intention, and skewed by what I would politely call and "almost super natural force" / you decide what that means; its related to being headed 180 degrees in the wrong direction so fast, all they can do is scream for everyone to hurry up and follow them. SO, if there is any hope to get YOU to turn around and "Go Back" .......... it will probably be this extra pointer for you:
The People are intended to hire a small group of us to go fill positions we used to call our Government. Those people in that small group were just supposed to perform their positions the ways that we all decided they should do those jobs. This was all true up until about .......the time Woodrow Wilson took office. SINCE that time, as Mark Levin so clearly points out: Masterminds and Elite left wing intellectuals have been steering this country in the direction that leads us to (where we are NOW) think, the people just exist to SUPPORT the GOVERNMENT. It's exactly backwards, 180 degrees off / and otherwise known as Totally Wrong.
Ruth.....millions feel the same way. How do we do this....where do we start? There are many Americans who are deaf and blind to what is actually happening, thanks to the spineless Media. How do we get the TRUTH out there?
If we continue with the scortched earth no compromise policies we will never win another national election and our red areas will continue to decline. We lost the popular vote, got killed in the electoral college and lost ground in the Senate and the House so what makes anyone think we should become more conservative? We need to moderate and fight the good fight through reason. We cannot change anything by screaming and name calling.
It should be pointed out the above map came from this website:
which offers a very nice analysis of the recent election. As it shows, if you resize the counties in proportion to their population (which is of course what matters in an election) you get something much more blue looking:
This is of course something we already knew - low density, rural areas vote overwhelmingly republican while high density, urban areas go democratic.
Here's another, clearer picture of that same map: http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/results/president What I don't get is how they can show so much red, and still say that Obama won the POPULAR vote, and won the electoral vote by a LANDSLIDE.
Tell me just how we are going to do anything about it?When are Elected Officials are right in bed with the Muslim in the White House. I vowed to never vote agin (and I won't) until the Electroal Votes are demolished.
My brother, a Neurosurgeon, tells me that the amount of cancer cells in the brain or the body are miniscule compared to the size of the brain or the body. If the cancer is not treated at the right time before those bad cells can be removed or the process is irreversible, the patient will die. Can the cancer in America be removed or reversed?
Just look at that map!!!!! When I look at it, I see article V of the constitution staring me in the face. Of the 2 methods specified (amendments can come from congress or the states) no amendment has yet come from 2/3rds of the state legislatures, but it's provided in black and white in our constitution. With this map I can see no reason why a proposed balanced budget amendment can't be pursued at the state level. Should 2/3rds of state legislatures pass it, it bypasses congress completely and goes to the rest of the states for ratification just as if it had come from congress. Still requires 3/4ths of states to ratify, but bypassing congress is the easy part with such a red map.
Michael please tell me where you got this map. Is it credible?
Then tell me how the fool won? If this is what the Electoral College does we need to get rid of them!!! HOW can this man win when the nation did NOT vote for him???? COME ON PEOLE WE HAVE GOT TO SHOUT AND TELL WASHINGTON THAT WE DEMAND THAT OBAMA STEP DOWN....HE IS ANTI-AMERICAN, AGAINST US, WE THE PEOPLE, STANDS WITH MUSLIMS AND GAYS...IS TRASHING AMERICA AT EVERY TURN....AND WE ARE LETTING HIM..........THIS HAS GOT TO STOP AND NOW!!!!
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More Goodbyes.........including Emma :-(
... at the Haines Arms on the A19 and met up with Sarah, a friend of mine from school, who I hadn't seen in a very long time in Thirsk. On Monday morning we had a very tearful time saying goodbye to my Mum, Dad and Emma. We are hoping Emma was none the ...
Visiting Chris
Caught a Megabus up to Scotch Corner (nowhere, about 15min from Catterick Garrison). Megabus is great, they make a two and a half hour journey take almost twice that time. From Scotch Corner, we tried to catch a local bus to Darlington but were set ...
Event 21. Thirsk 10 mile
November the 30th. A cold day and a little icy on the roads. I'd been at Glenda's the night before and remembered not to drink too much. I still had the memories of the Harewood race on a hangover. I also fell asleep around 9 and was woken up for ...
Family visit
Isaac, Amanda, Joseph, Jess, Pez Rachel, and Tilly came to visit today to celebrate my 65th birthday. Joseph's reading has come on so fast. He is so sharp now, it is a delight just to be in his company. My parents went on a world cruise when my father ...


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Paul Glendenning
2004-05: Bounced back from rough start to solidify No. 3 singles and doubles en route to second straight All-Horizon League Second Team season...went 11-16 overall in singles play...posted 10-11 mark in dual match singles...went 5-4 against Horizon League singles foes...posted a 16-10 doubles mark, highlighted by a 15-5 dual match doubles record and an undefeated 7-0 doubles mark versus league duos in dual matches...won his last seven doubles decisions, with all but one with Eric Fey at the No. 3 spot...posted singles wins in five of his last six matches...won two singles matches and two doubles matches in the Horizon League Tournament...played at four different slots throughout the season before settling in the No. 3 singles spot in his last 11 contests...opened dual match season with wins over Greg Sirotek of Marquette and Alex Roby of Bradley...went 6-4 at No. 2 doubles.
2003-04: All-Horizon League Second Team selection in first season with the Flames...went 13-13 overall, including a stellar 5-2 mark against Horizon League competition...went 11-10 in dual singles matches...rattled off two four-match win streaks during the season...worked way from No. 5-6 spots to play at No. 3 spot near the end of the season...won four singles matches in a row to cap off the regular season, including three against league foes...downed Brett Aronson of Cleveland State in the league tournament with a 7-6, 3-6, 6-3 tally...went 6-2 in league doubles play...went 8-5 with teammate Sean Kreymborg, going on two separate three-match doubles winning streaks at the end of the campaign...turned in a 10-10 dual match doubles mark and an 11-13 overall doubles record.
Prior to UIC: Competed one year at Northern Illinois before transferring to Rock Valley C.C....took home the Coach's Attitude Award winner as a freshman...completed rookie campaign with a record of 9-7 in singles action and 11-9 in doubles play...won the backdraw championship in Level C play at the Ball State Invitational.
Prep/Personal: Four-year letterwinner for Rockford Guilford...team was undefeated in dual meet action as a junior and sophomore...part of a state-record 165 dual meet victories in a row...pushed Guilford to two NIC-9 conference championships...helped Guilford finish ninth in state as a senior...captured fifth place in doubles action at the IHSA state championships as a senior...named to the All-State team as a senior...captured honorable mention All-State honors in 2000...won the sectional championship as a freshman and senior...was a conference champion in 2000 and 2001...was team MVP in 2001...born November 9, 1982...son of Milo and Kim Glendenning...majoring in finance.


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I had a debian squeeze, and decided I wanted more modern software versions. I set my repositories to testing and started to run all the updates. I further installed some software. No gnome extensions except for tweak-tool.
I definitely rebooted during this whole process. I have my debian on a usb hard drive, so I then took it on another computer and when I logged in the desktop showed only the wallpaper. The black bar on the top disappeared upon clicking "login" and about a second later the black mousepointer turned white. Next nothing. I see the debian wallpaper (the login screen one), not the one I had set up in gnome, and nothing else. No panels, not app switcher, no right click, nothing. I can go to tty with cntr-alt-Fx.
Now I brought it back to the machine where I had it working before, but that has the same problem now.
I looked around in the logs and on the web, but found nothing much special. Tried restarting gdm, tried reconfiguring gdm and xorg with dpkg. No avail.
Im pretty stuck with an unusable system...
any hints appreciated. It seems some other people have asked about similar issues, but the answers don't work for me...
ps: is there a way to turn on fallback from the command line?


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Wesley College's chemistry department took part in the Delaware Section of the American Chemistry Society's Family Science Adventure Nov. 3 at the Independence School in Newark.
The event's goal is to make science exciting and interesting to younger children and allow parents and children to work together in hands-on activities that could possibly peak a kids future interest in science. Students had the option to walk around the Independence School activity room. Tables were setup with a variety of science experiments so that children could participate or watch a demonstration.
For the past 10 years Wesley College has participated in this event as a result of the initiatives taken by Dr. Malcolm D'Souza's organic II chemistry class. D'Souza's entire class participated this year and they composed, developed, and demonstrated several different "green" experiments that were based on pertinent chemical principles.
For more information, visit www.wesley.edu.
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I use win7 boot-to-vhd on my laptop. Even though my laptop will go into sleep mode when I'm not using it, sometimes if I don't pull out the laptop for a day or two, the battery will drain anyways and when I turn it on I get the "Windows did not shut down properly" message.
I know why hibernation is disabled - but is there any way to enable it anyways?


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