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In less than a week, Microsoft ceases support for the Windows XP operating system and new research suggests that thousands of SMEs will become increasingly vulnerable to cyber-attacks and malware because of the change.
The research, by British software company AppSense, found that 77 per cent of UK organisations will still be running Windows XP when the deadline passes. From 8 April, 2014, Microsoft will no longer investigate security issues with Windows XP and will stop issuing patches to fix holes.
Half the companies that took part in the survey were small- or medium-sized businesses and SMEs can pay for extended XP support. But the AppSense research found that two thirds of respondents had no plans to. Additionally, many of the IT decision-makers questioned for the survey were either "not" or "not at all" concerned about security after the April 8 cut-off.
That lack of concern may be because, while most of the companies questioned for the survey were still running Windows XP, few were running it on the front line of their operations. Eighty-seven per cent of those surveyed said that less than 25 per cent of their desktops were running the operating system.
But Simon Townsend, chief technologist of AppSense, said that any feeling of security that companies took from this was false. "It might be the case that an XP machine is running a print server, or some other application which is not entirely obvious.
"The reality is, though, that one machine could potentially put an entire network at risk, and without adequate protection it could be a step into the unknown for UK businesses."
Microsoft itself has become increasingly vociferous in its appeals to customers to upgrade from XP. Writing on the Microsoft Security Blog, Tim Rains, the company's director of trustworthy computing, admits that "the very first month that Microsoft releases security updates for supported versions of Windows, attackers will reverse-engineer those updates, find the vulnerabilities and test Windows XP to see if it shares those vulnerabilities".
Industry experts tend to agree. Cybercriminals could be viewing the April 8 deadline as the starting gun for an explosion of attacks on XP.
Independent security consultant Kevin Wharram says: "Hackers are currently gathering an arsenal of exploits that will take advantage of holes discovered in Microsoft XP and Microsoft's decision to stop patching it.
"SMEs who have not upgraded to newer operating systems will be in line for a flood of attacks, which will either hijack their systems or steal IP [intellectual property] or personal data. SMEs who have not upgraded will need to assess what data they hold on XP and either move the data to other platforms, or put additional controls in place to mitigate any threat."
Tony McDowell, managing director of Encription, an IT security company that specialises in penetration testing, says none of this should come as a surprise. "It has been seen from other end-of-support events that cybercriminals and other attackers will start to exploit flaws in the operating system – currently unknown to Microsoft – following this date.
"Without support and patches, these issues will remain in the XP operating system, making all XP users vulnerable to data theft and loss."
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What is an Internet exam?
An Internet exam is an online exam given by the State Personnel Board (SPB). The Franchise Tax Board currently uses Internet exams for the following classifications:
- Compliance Representative
- Information Technology (IT)
- Tax Auditor
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- Tax Technician
Who can take an Internet exam?
Anyone who meets the minimum qualifications of the classification being tested may apply for an Internet exam. You do not have to be a State employee. See the exam bulletin or SPB class specification to see if you meet the minimum requirements.
Where can I take an Internet exam?
Go to the "Get a State Job" page located on the California Department of Human Resources' (CalHR) website.
When are Internet exams available?
The following exams are available on a continuous basis:
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- Attorney – Used for the Tax Counsel classification.
- Attorney III – Used for the Tax Counsel III classification
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IT exams are given periodically:
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What are the exam components?
The exams consist of:
- Approximately 100 questions.
- The exam questions are based on experience and education. They are meant to gauge your knowledge and experience as they relate to the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the classification. When answering the questions, be sure to reference ALL your experience (life and work, paid or volunteer) and education (include correspondence courses, technical training, on the job training, etc.).
- Administrative pages, such as:
- Standard State Application (STD 678)
- Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) information
- Location and work preferences
At the end of the exam, you will be asked to complete a recruitment survey.
Allow approximately 90 minutes to complete the exam. We strongly recommend that you download the questions, prepare your responses, and then return to the Internet to complete the exam.
When will I know my score?
You will receive your test score as soon as you complete the exam. However, it may take up to one week for your exam ranking to update on the hiring list since SPB updates the exam list every Tuesday.
How long will I remain on the eligible list?
You will remain on the list for one year from the date you complete the exam.
How often can I take the Internet exam?
For most Internet exams, you are eligible to take the exam every nine months. Since you remain on the list for twelve months, there may be a window of time in which you appear on the list twice. However, the system will remove your earlier score after 12 months. Important: Check the exam bulletin to see how often you can take an exam and how long the list will be valid.
Is there a limit on the number of times I can take an Internet exam?
No. However, for most exams you may not take the same exam more than once every nine months. Important: Check the exam bulletin to see how many times you can take an exam.
After passing the Internet exam, will FTB contact me when there are job openings?
Usually, no. Once you have passed most Internet exams, you must apply for current job openings. You can subscribe to be notified of job openings at FTB and SPB. However, after some Internet exams you may receive Employment Inquiry Notices (STD 628) asking if you are interested in a position. Follow the directions on the notice. If you do not respond, we will assume you are not interested and take you off the hiring list.
How do you select candidates for hiring interviews?
We select the most qualified candidates for interviews by reviewing applications and resumes based on the skills, knowledge, and abilities necessary to that position and posted on the job opportunity notice.
Is a State application (STD 678) required to participate in the Internet exam?
Yes. The State application is required and included as the first component of the Internet exam.
Where can I find out more information on FTB's hiring process?
See How to Apply.
Who can I contact if I have more questions on the Internet exam?
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Theoretical Modeling Considerations
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Overview and Significance
The theoretical effort at the Hebrew University and the Ben-Gurion University is aimed at obtaining an indepth understanding of the characteristics of new explosive materials. This is in addition to assisting the experimental investigations within ALERT in deciphering reaction mechanisms. The theoretical methods are based on ab-initio quantum chemical (QC) calculation and ab-initio molecular dynamics (AIMD). For simulating larger molecular ensembles, reactive molecular dynamics (RMD) methods were employed. These computational methods have been applied successfully in the study of explosive materials from a molecular point of view. The main sub-projects investigated at present include:
1. Understanding the influence of hot spots and shear forces on the explosive sensitivity.
2. Establishing the relationship between oxidizer-fuel ratios in homemade explosives (HMEs) detonable mixtures. The system chosen is HN3 and its mixtures with water.
3. Calculating accurate equations of state for different HMEs using RMD and AIMD calculations. The outcome can be used as input in thermodynamic codes such as CHEETHA.
4. Employing QC calculations to understand the decomposition process of HMEs in different environments (pH dependences). These types of calculations assist in the design and assessment of additives to oxidizers (such as H2O2) that will prevent using theses oxidizer for the synthesis of HMEs.
5. Studying spectroscopic characteristics of explosives that could assist in developing protocols for stand-off detection schemes.
6. Studying the interaction between short, intense laser pulses and thin films of explosives and understanding the basic mechanisms that lead to parent molecule ejections. This will allow optimization of detection schemes based on the laser ablation process.
During the last two years, we have laid the foundations for sub-projects number 1, 2, 3 and 6. A new approach, based on RMD, to calculate the THz spectra of two military explosives, was developed. The results suggested that a 2D spectroscopic method using polarized THz radiation can be used to obtain high specificity in explosives detection.
The study of the detonation of pure liquid explosive HN3, has been initiated by the development of an accurate reactive force field. This stage required extensive QC calculations on both single and bi-molecular systems. The first step consisted of the development of RMD-based methods to study the role of hot spots (voids and grain boundaries) during the initial stages of detonation. This issue is associated with the sensitivity of energetic materials and can contribute to the design of new insensitive explosives. The reactive force field (ReaxFF) developed was used to obtain thermodynamic and kinetic parameters for this complex system. The results are being summarized as a research paper. The ReaxFF will be extended to include mixtures of water with HN3. We have developed a new methodology that allows simulation of energetic materials at their C-J conditions (the C-J temperature and pressure) for long periods of time (up to nano seconds). This approach was applied to studying the role of hot spots on the sensitivity of ETN, a new HME. The methodology will be extended to study the role of shear forces on explosive sensitivity and compare them with the existence of hot spots.
During the present year we had a very fruitful collaboration with the Oxley-Smith group at URI related to the decomposition of HMTD for Project R1-A.1. The experimental study at URI was accompanied by extensive QC calculations to reveal the decomposition mechanism of HMTD in different environments. This collaboration led to a thorough understanding of HMTD decomposition routes, the energy barriers involved and the main decomposition products obtained. The results of this joint study are summarized at present as a research paper.
Lastly, we carried out model calculations of the short laser pulse ablation of thin explosive layers. This approach has been demonstrated experimentally to lead to ejection of parent explosive molecules without substantial decomposition. Our simulations, using RMD, revealed two main mechanisms that explain the experimental observations. The results of this study are summarized at present as a research paper. The results obtained in the calculations allow the optimization of molecular ejection from the irradiated film. This will assist in the design of efficient detection methods based on mass spectroscopy.
The completion of the RMD methodology of simulation explosives at their C-J states needs to be extended to also include the role of shear forces on explosive sensitivity.Phase 2 Year 2 Annual Report
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Jalan Ong Kim Wee Melaka also can be a good choice for accommodation during trip to Melaka. Because it will balance your distance of travel around main point. Like Jonker Street, Banda Hilir or your shopping spree at Aeon Bandaraya Melaka or Tesco. So from Jalan Ong Kim Wee the distance to Jonker Street is about 1 kilometer. Started after Jalan Hang Tuah where local public universities UteM and UiTM located. Also the UTC (Urban Transformation Center).
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How would you pronounce this name, Dvir? It is an Israeli name, since DH is Israeli, but we live in the States. Do you think it is too hard to pronounce?
How would you pronounce this name?
Shari - Yarden 6/22/09,Carmel 11/22/11, Dvir 11/11/12
You Are My Sunshine
I would say it like the sound of the letter D followed by "veer"
soo "Duhveer"
Something like div-eer.
Are you naming after the kibbutz?
( ))____Eva____))> and ( ))__Harrison__))>
"It's a rather rude gesture, but at least it's clear what you mean." - Katharine Hepburn
I didn't even know there was a kibbutz named Dvir. DH suggested it and I am considering it. The orginal name we picked out, he no longer likes.
Shari - Yarden 6/22/09,Carmel 11/22/11, Dvir 11/11/12
Do you think it would be easier to pronounce if I changed the spelling to Devir?
Shari - Yarden 6/22/09,Carmel 11/22/11, Dvir 11/11/12
I would pronounce Dvir exactly how it is spelled. Dveer. I would pronounce Devir more like DEV-eer, or DEVer, rhyming with ever.
Fuckin Renee! 😂 -Megomomma
When i always thmalk about this to a doctor they always see me lije a mad face. - isabelizabeth
You Are My Sunshine
I thought at first it was Diver, then reread it and I guess I would say it as one syllable, dv-rrrr. Its one of those names that if someone told me his name was Dvir, I'd probably ask him to repeat that, and then avoid saying his name out loud for fear of mispronouncing it.


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Tuesday, 22 July 2008
Kevin Myers, in the Irish Independent, "Writing what I should have written so many years ago"
Last Thursday week, with famine approaching yet again, I wondered about the wisdom of forking out yet more aid to Ethiopia. Since the great famine of the mid-1980s, Ethiopia's population has soared from 33.5 million to 78 million. Now, I do not write civil service reports for the United Nations: I write a newspaper column, and I was deliberately strong in my use of language -- as indeed I had been when writing reports from Ethiopia at the height of that terrible Famine.
I was sure that my column would arouse some hostility: my concerns were intensified when I saw the headline: "Africa has given the world nothing but AIDS." Which was not quite what I said -- the missing "almost" goes a long way; and anyway, my article was about aid, not AIDS.
Since dear old Ireland can often enough resemble Lynch Mob Central on PC issues, I braced myself for the worst: and sure enough, in poured the emails. Three hundred on the first day, soon reaching over 800: but, amazingly, 90pc+ were in my support, and mostly from baffled, decent and worried people. The minority who attacked me were risibly predictable, expressing themselves with a vindictive and uninquiring moral superiority. (Why do so many of those who purport to love mankind actually hate people so?)
We did more in Ethiopia a quarter of a century ago than just rescue children from terrible death through starvation: we also saved an evil, misogynistic and dysfunctional social system. Presuming that half the existing population (say, 17 million) of the mid 1980s is now dead through non-famine causes, the total added population from that time is some 60 million, around half of them female.
That is, Ethiopia has effectively gained the entire population of the United Kingdom since the famine. But at least 80pc of Ethiopian girls are circumcised, meaning that no less than 24 million girls suffered this fate, usually without anaesthetics or antiseptic. The UN estimates that 12pc of girls die through septicaemia, spinal convulsions, trauma and blood-loss after circumcision which probably means that around three million little Ethiopian girls have been butchered since the famine -- roughly the same as the number of Jewish women who died in the Holocaust.
So what is the moral justification for saving a baby from death through hunger, in order to give her an even more agonising, almost sacrificial, death aged eight or 13? The practice could have been stamped out, with sufficient political will, as sutti in India once was. And the feminists of the west would never have allowed such unconditional aid to be given to such a wicked and brutal society if it had been run by white men.
But, instead, the state was run by black males, for whom a special race-and-gender dispensation apparently applies: thus the two most politically incorrect sins of our age -- sexism and racism -- by some mysterious moral process, akin to the mathematics of the double-negative, annul one another, and produce an unquestioned positive virtue, called Ethiopia.
I am not innocent in all this. The people of Ireland remained in ignorance of the reality of Africa because of cowardly journalists like me. When I went to Ethiopia just over 20 years ago, I saw many things I never reported -- such as the menacing effect of gangs of young men with Kalashnikovs everywhere, while women did all the work. In the very middle of starvation and death, men spent their time drinking the local hooch in the boonabate shebeens. Alongside the boonabates were shanty-brothels, to which drinkers would casually repair, to briefly relieve themselves in the scarred orifice of some wretched prostitute (whom God preserve and protect). I saw all this and did not report it, nor the anger of the Irish aid workers at the sexual incontinence and fecklessness of Ethiopian men. Why? Because I wanted to write much-acclaimed, tear-jerkingly purple prose about wide-eyed, fly-infested children -- not cold, unpopular and even "racist" accusations about African male culpability...
Posted on 07/22/2008 7:07 PM by Rebecca Bynum
24 Jul 2008
Tina Trent
Extraordinary article. It has been thirty years since Susan Brownmiller took a similar stand on what she termed "the violent crossroads of racism and sexism" and the pass given African-American men for present-day sexual violence on the grounds of the existence of historical racism. By merely (and excruciatingly cautiously) stating this, Brownmiller lost her position in the feminist movement, and since then no American feminist has dared to challenge this status quo. By now, we've produced several generations of feminists who refuse to speak out against even the most heinously violent misogyny practiced by men who lay any claim to being "of color," be it street crime or the butchering of female children's sex parts or forcing the Burka or beating women for transgressions of religious rules or even "honor killing." No one need police the boundaries for potential Brownmillers anymore: this phenomenon is perfectly internalized.
25 Jul 2008
I had thought that the population of Africa, esp. sub-Saharan, was expected to plummet due to the AIDS epidemic. Apparently not.
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Baby, get over here, I'm finna beast on your cheeks.
Por beasty mcbeast 08 de abril de 2006
Can mean to eat
to fuck
or an ugly ass person
to fuck
or an ugly ass person
"Yo I was so high I beasted all the food in the fridge"
"That nigga was beasting that bitch last night"
"Ugh you ugly ass beast"
"That nigga was beasting that bitch last night"
"Ugh you ugly ass beast"
Por Peachez 09 de junio de 2004
To have great physical strength.
That guy is such a beast!
Por foo 10 de noviembre de 2003
Milwaukee's Best Light. The only beer found at UD and many other college campuses. Horrible taste but you get used to it only because it does the job.
I need to get some Beast/food in me.
Por Jeff K 03 de octubre de 2002
ugly fat and gay thing
the Lama is a fucking beast
Por christian marchioni 07 de febrero de 2008
A word used by scene kids in southern california that refer to people who aren't always that ugly but people that scene kids would very much like to curb-stomp.
"Omg, that girl is such a beast, I'll kick her ass"
Por A person from orange county 05 de noviembre de 2007
Another word used for jail
The judge just sentanced me to spend 4 years in the beast.
im stuck in the belly of the beast
im stuck in the belly of the beast
Por Big Jamez 20 de septiembre de 2005


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Practice with polynomial multiplication by FFT.
(a) Suppose that you want to multiply the two polynomials x + 1 and x2 + 1 using the FFT. Choose an appropriate power of two, find the FFT of the two sequences, multiply the results componentwise, and compute the inverse FFT to get the final result.
(b) Repeat for the pair of polynomials 1 + x + 2x2 and 2 + 3x.


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The forward admitted attacking John Friel in Glasgow's Queen Street on November 3, 2010. The 23-year-old Scotland international punched him on the head and body during the attack.
He admitted the assault when he appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday, a court official said. Sentence was deferred until April 30 for reports.
Goodwillie, from Stirling, moved from Dundee United to Blackburn last summer for a fee of around £2 million.


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Today's article talks about an effect that happens within the human brain. This effect is called the misinformation effect. It affects how our memories work. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
Popular belief says that we replay our memories like a movie. Nothing could be further from the truth. Every time you remember something, you build up your memory from scratch. Which makes memory permeable to your present self's influence! Memory is not like a movie you replay. It's more like pieces of Lego you build.
Let us imagine the following scenario. You are in a high school reunion and you're telling a story. You tell how you created an elaborate prank on one of your fellow students; everyone is laughing. Suddenly, your high school best friend interrupts and says "Come on, man! That was me. You weren't even in on this prank". Then your best friend goes on to tell the same story from his memory. You both try to remember more details for conclusive evidence of whom had done what. You both fail. What happened there? That is what's called misinformation effect. Maybe it is a little extreme but bear with us.
How many times has someone told a story that conflicts with how you remember it? Don't answer that but answer this: Have you ever seen a movie and have been able to to recall every single detail and every single line of dialogue an hour later? Then, how do you expect to remember the details of the movie of your life? To be sure, you're not forgetting what happened. You are just rebuilding and altering your memory to make more sense for your present self.
Researchers have constructed experiments on how memory works. For example, Oliver Sacks, a neurologist, wrote in a book about a patient who had a brain injury. After the injury, he couldn't see color and, as a result, he couldn't even imagine colors or remember them. Memories the patient made before his injury have become drained of colors. The same memories which were made when he could see colors.
Not only you remember things differently every time, it is very easy for someone to implant something in your memory. A group of psychologists made the following experiment. They gathered students with secret actors (who will manipulate memories) and showed them various household locations. Later, they paired each student with an actor and asked each pairing to recall items in the pictures. The actors job was to implant things that weren't present in the pictures. For example, a pair of scissors in the living room. All the lists the student have made included items that weren't there in the pictures. Because the actors suggested things that make sense to the students, they were able to convince them that they existed. However, if the actors suggested a bed in a bathroom it would've been too far fetched. Psychologists concluded that memories are built to make sense in a certain situation and not to be accurate. Needless to say, different variations of this experiment were conducted in different parts of the world.
Another research showed that every memory changes a little over time. A researcher asked each member of a family to rewrite an incident once every few months and send them to him. He noticed that over a course of a few years each story changed slowly and in different directions. It is very easy for a memory to be tainted considering the constant flow of thoughts, emotions and comments from yourself, family, friends and all the media. We build our memories for our current selves convenience because it's easier for the brain to patch memories up than store everything accurately.
There are hundreds of experiments that have shown how memories aren't accurate. The scariest part of this field of research is how do we know what's truth and what's fiction. Now imagine what a witness in the stand can say in their testimony. Moreover, if we know that even the best of us don't have accurate memories, how can we judge people for telling the truth or not? What if you decided to write an autobiography? Would you be accurate? The only way to be accurate is to see a video or hear a recording of what really happened. Maybe it's a good idea to start keeping a diary for future autobiography reference.
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1) "You Are Not so Smart" By David McRaney
2) "The Island of the Colorblind" By Oliver Sacks
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For reasons that are pretty obvious, humankind dreads losing hair. Our aversion towards baldness is understandable given the fact that it has become important for anyone to look appealing in this era of scientific advancements. We, at Cutis Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Center are always willing to help you to restore your hairs by the safest proven procedure.
Due to various factors like genetics, lifestyle and poor diet, we see an increasing number of men and women suffering from hair loss at an age as early as the twenties. Going by research, the number is quite high with 70% of men and 50% of women experiencing some level of hair fall at some point of their life. We put in the best possible surgical assistants to assist our surgeon in order to provide you a rewarding experience of hair transplant in Ahmedabad.
The process of extracting and transplanting follicles is the most natural way for the permanent well-being of your hair. A follicle being the natural unit for hair growth, this procedure is the safest and the most natural way to revive your lost hairs. The two important classified procedures of hair transplantation are FUE and FUT (Follicular Unit hair transplantation). Considered the best procedure to treat hair loss, FUE and FUT in Cutis are performed by our highly experienced surgeons.
We take pride in being one of the very few hair transplant clinics in Ahmedabad to have performed successful transplants under FUE and FUT procedure. Our surgical assistants help you determine the right procedure after thoroughly assessing the condition of your hair. While FUT involves a strip of hair follicles being transplanted, FUE is a more intense process where individual hair follicles are extracted and transplanted in the recipient area.
In Follicular Unit Extraction, our surgeon removes individual follicles unlike FUT whereas a larger portion of follicles are stripped from the recipient area. FUE is considered to be less accommodating than FUT (Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation). Both the processes are almost similar with the difference only in the manner in which the follicles are extracted. The patient is required to be only under local anaesthesia. The procedure is painless and therefore the patient can remain awake throughout. As many as 2500 grafts can be done in one sitting following which the surgeon transplants these follicular units to the recipient area.
Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation involves the surgeon stripping a large portion of hair follicles. Before doing so, the donor is trimmed for easier access. Post extraction, hair follicles are micro-dissected using magnification. This is followed by the transplantation of the follicles back into the recipient area. The surgery is quite simple considering the fact that patients remain conscious throughout the whole process.
Though both FUT and FUE provide excellent results to steer hair growth in few months, FUT is more popular than the latter which may be attributed to the manner in which the transplantation is done.
Though Hair transplantation is considered a very low risk surgery than other cosmetic surgeries, it takes a great deal of seriousness and time to perform this surgery. Two to three months is the maximum time period it takes for your hairs to fall back in place. Having said this, you might also notice hair growth in few weeks following the surgery. A patient who has undergone hair transplantation in Ahmedabad is advised and instructed on how to take extreme care of his or her newly growing hairs for steering the growth further.
The following symptoms can be found following the transplantation:
Cutis always respects your needs and believes in providing a hassle-free hair transplant in Ahmedabad. Our qualified team of plastic surgeons has been successfully performing hair transplants since years and we believe our experience and excellence has worked wonders for our clients. Our policy of continually upgrading our technological excellence to serve you better has helped us in being regarded as the most reliable hair transplant clinic in Ahmedabad. We have set a benchmark in the field of FUT (Follicular Unit Transplantation) services. By this process, we transplant your follicles, the most important factor to revive hair growth again.
Our surgeon Dr.Chintan Patel, having performed umpteenth numbers of successful transplants over the past many years, is regarded as one of the leading surgeons for hair transplantation in Ahmedabad, India. The team of surgical assistants are effectively trained by him with regard to every single detail being taken into consideration. Our skilled team of surgeon and assistants make sure that your hair transplant remains a satisfying experience with their expertise in the field.
Follicular unit extraction is a process of transferring hair grafts from the donor area to the recipient area. With the help a punch machine, hair grafts is plucked out from the donor area and with the help of a fine needle these grafts are punched to the micro incisions made on the recipient area"+.
You are a good candidate if your hair loss is caused by manifesting in male patterns. In other words if is genetic and if you are losing hair in the way typical for men then hair transplantation is a good option for you. If you are losing your hair because of illness and medical treatment, then hair transplantation is of no worth for you.
After your surgery procedure you will be given medicines such as mild steroid (anti swelling), a pain killer and an anti-biotic for preventing infection. You also have to avoid touching and sweating excessively on recipient area for couple of days. We also instruct you especially for hair washing for the protection of your newly planted hairs.
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Associate Degree Nursing
2016 Nursing Information Sessions
Nursing Information Sessions will be held from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. We will go over the requirements to enter the Nursing program. No appointment is necessary.
All sessions are held at the Civic Center. We hope you will be able to attend.
Nursing Information Sessions for 2016:
Feb. 16, 2016 March 15, 2016 April 12, 2016 May 17, 2016 July 19, 2016
- Oct. 18, 2016
- Nov. 15, 2016
Associate Degree in Nursing
The Associate Degree Nursing curriculum provides knowledge, skills, and strategies to integrate safety and quality into nursing care, to practice in a dynamic environment, and to meet individual needs which impact health, quality of life, and achievement of potential.
Coursework includes and builds upon the domains of healthcare, nursing practice, and the holistic individual. Content emphasizes the nurse as a member of the interdisciplinary team providing safe, individualized care while employing evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and informatics.
Graduates of this program are eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN). Employment opportunities are vast within the global health care system and may include positions within acute, chronic, extended, industrial, and community health care facilities.
Program Length: Associate in Applied Science - 5 semesters
Career Pathway Options: Associate in Applied Science Degree in Associate Degree Nursing
Program Sites: Lee Main Campus - Day, Begins Fall Semesters
What Students Learn
- The Associate Degree Nursing Education Program is directed toward preparation of graduates who competently fulfill the roles of provider of care, manager of care, and member of the discipline of nursing. The Associate Degree graduate provides care in structured settings for clients and family members to promote optimal human functioning.
- Students successfully completing the Associate Degree Nursing Program will be able to:
- Practice professional nursing behaviors incorporating personal responsibility and accountability for continued competence.
- Communicate professionally and effectively with individuals, significant support person(s), and members of the interdisciplinary healthcare team.
- Integrate knowledge of the holistic needs of the individual to provide an individual centered assessment.
- Incorporate informatics to formulate evidenced-based clinical judgments and management decisions.
- Implement caring interventions incorporating documented best practices for individuals in diverse settings.
- Develop a teaching plan for individuals, and/or the nursing team, incorporating teaching and learning principles.
- Collaborate with the interdisciplinary healthcare team to advocate for positive individual and organizational outcomes.
- Manage health care for the individual using cost effective nursing strategies, quality improvement processes, and current technologies.
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Can you tell history through a pint? Or a cup of coffee perhaps? According to Dr. Matthew Green you can. The historian and author turned his passion for history into Unreal City Audio: London Walking Tours.
Places to See: London in 7 Drinks
'Ill-Liver of Her Body:' A Legal Examination of Prostitution in Late Medieval Greater London
Crusaders, Pilgrims, and Relics – Bearers of the Cross: Material Religion in the Crusading World 1095-1300
The Funeral of Queen Elizabeth of York, the First Tudor Queen of England
BOOK REVIEW: The Butcher Bird by SD Sykes
Book Review: Hidden Britain by Alvin Nicholas
'Now Is the Winter of Our Discontent': "Good" King Richard Takes the Stage
Did People Ice Skate in the Middle Ages?
REVIEW: The Ballad of Robin Hood
Agincourt 600 Celebrated with Pomp and Pageantry at Westminster Abbey
Who Were The Celts? The British Museum Offers Answers with New Exhibition
5 Cool Celtic Things at the British Museum
Between 50 and 75 medieval skeletons discovered at Westminster Abbey
Imprisonment, Execution and Escape: Medieval History and the National Curriculum
The final talk in Sesson #1041, Engaging the Public with the Medieval World, looked at what English children are being taught in school. How much medieval history is in the new programme that was released in September 2014? Megan Gooch, Curator at the Historic Royal Palaces breaks down the English system for us in her paper, 'Imprisonment, Execution, and Escape: Medieval History and the National Curriculum'.
Making the Castle a Home: Creating an Immersive Medieval World Using Live Costumed Interpreters
How does the use of unscripted, adaptive, historical interpretation boost the tourist experience? Right on the heels of our look at the Tower of London's visitor engagement, we heard a paper from Lauren Johnson, Research Manager for Past Pleasures, the oldest historical interpretation company in the UK who educate and entertain the public at historical sites, museums, on stage and and on TV.
Exhibit: Magna Carta Through the Ages at the Society of Antiquaries of London
Papers on Medieval Prosopography: Session #47 at KZOO 2015
Medieval London as Seen through the Eyes of Czech and German Travellers
Project to compare health of Londoners from medieval and industrial eras
Books of Art: 20 Medieval and Renaissance Women Reading
I love to read. I also love books depicted in art. I became fascinated with Medieval and Renaissance pictures of women reading or with books. I noticed while I was walking around the National Gallery, Musèe Cluny and the Louvre recently that there are many beautiful images of women reading or with books. Saints, sinners, and laywomen; I wanted to share a few of my favourites. Here are 20 works of art of women and their books


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Wells Fargo has apologized after taking flak for an advertisement that suggested students would be more "ready for tomorrow" if they pursued botany or engineering rather than ballet or acting, the Daily Mail reports.
For many families, September means the start of college and, with it, the responsibility of paying tuition and other expenses.
For a district that doesn't bus students to and from school, USD 428 buses sure see a lot of action.
Kansas Commissioner of Education Dr. Randy Watson recently traveled around Kansas and asked "When you think of a successful 24 year old Kansan, what are the skills, attributes and characteristics that that person has?" In looking at the responses, Watson noticed that 70% of the responses given were about character. Watson said "What makes up success, are those non-academic skills."
Students who want a low-debt, high-paying job with the advancement opportunities that come with a four-year degree may soon not need look beyond their local community college.
Joel Peterson is currently chairman of Jet Blue and has been a board chairman and a leading private equity investor for major corporations over the past 40 years.
It's possible no book could have been better timed to explain the rise of Donald Trump than "Hillbilly Elegy" by J.D. Vance, a national best-seller that narrates the author's adrift upbringing in Middletown, Ohio.
What do American parents really think of their public schools?
High school graduates looking for the next level of career training may have new, more flexible options if a new pilot program by the U.S. Department of Education works out.
A total of 470 students completed associate, bachelor's or graduate degrees at Fort Hays State University in the summer 2016 term.
Kansas State University students know a spot that they love full well, according to the latest educational review publications.
Stanford University has announced a new policy cracking down on booze on campus, NPR reports. Hard liquor will now be banned from most campus parties, while beer and wine are still allowed. And hard liquor possessed privately in dorms must be in very small bottles.
The ACT released its nationwide 2016 test results last week. The numbers are troubling but not necessarily surprising.
Jossalyn Jensen, a Juilliard School violist who won a Fulbright scholarship to study music in Paris for two years, is among the thousands of American students setting out to study abroad this fall.
Whether its coming back after a long summer or starting kindergarten or preschool, children are often full of school-driven angst at the end of August.
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Rather than feel sorry for herself, 16-year-old junior Natalie Hampton decided to do something about the bullying she was experiencing at school.
Do elementary kids in America need homework to learn? Apparently not, according to research and new approaches by grade school teachers across the country.
Recipients of the K-State Alumni Association's Legacy Scholarships were recognized during a presentation at the Kansas State University football game in Manhattan on Sept ...
MANHATTAN - In 139 combined years of attendance at Kansas State University, the Spare family has been involved in academics, campus activities, athletics and overseas learning ...
A proposed education plan calling for the closure of all four public high schools in Erie, Pennsylvania, is causing a stir, with the district's ...
Just as classes were about to start earlier this month, the widely advertised ITT Tech, a for-profit technical college, left 35,000 college students at ...
The following events are on the Great Bend USD 428 calendar for this week and beyond.
Great Bend USD 428 principals submitted names of recommended 2016-2017 Site Council members for their schools. The following individuals were approved at last Monday's ...
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We have been around for 15+ years as a farm offering fresh organic produce to the local community as well as rustic, down to earth retreats at our lovely homestead and farm – a truly holistic atmosphere.
We've been at it since 2001, and we still love every minute of it! We like to think we've learned a thing or two about great food and excellent service over the years, and if you check the reviews on our pages on Airbnb for our Retreat on the Willamette and Creative Farmhouse, (we're also on VRBO) – we think you'll agree.
We have long believed that our a farm to table approach has a much lower environmental impact than people going to the grocery store. We also strive to provide down to earth, unassuming and rich farm experiences in our retreats, either for people or animals. Even our travel abroad is culturally sensitive and ecologically considerate, and benefits from over 50 years of travel experience.
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NCIS: Los Angeles Quotes
Deeks: Oh that's all very educational.
Nell: Oh yes, I'm learning a few things too.
Sam: MTE!
Callen: Huh?
Sam: My thoughts exactly -- what? I text with my daughter!
The Navy better have deep pockets!Dr. Stanley
Sam: G's in the wrong place.
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In short: Brilliant race in a great cityIn full: Love racing in my home city; beautiful scenery - running gives you time to appreciate it. Running on traffic free roads is great, and you can just maintain your rhythm, so it was comfortable all the way round. Set off easy and I was glad of it later when I was overtaking people on Sandy Lane. If you want a fast race in a lovely location with plenty of support from runners, volunteers and locals, then this is the one for you. Lovely long sleeve T-shirt to train in, and a medal for my collection. And a Mars Bar! Was I ready for that - sports drinks and gels are great to get you round but you can only take so much before you want chocolate!Date of review: November 20, 2014
In short: Lived up to its reputationIn full: Heard a lot about this race from clubmates, so I had high expectations and wasn't disappointed. There's a great feeling of anticipation at the start, everyone a bit nervous but looking forward to it. Commentators kept us all informed and lined up to start spot on time. Ran with the pacers who kept us to time, and left me free to enjoy the scenery and chat to fellow runners. Support helped especially over the River from Wales back to England, and then past the last drinks station. Could happily have stopped at that last pub by the river for a burger and a beer, but I pressed on the the finish and enjoyed hearing my name shouted out as I came up to the line. Now I will be the one persuading friends to give it a go.Date of review: November 20, 2014
In short: Great atmosphere and good organisationIn full: A very well organised race, with plenty of marshals on route, excellent traffic management and a good atmosphere at the racecourse. Support is great at the racecourse, through the city and in the villages, the support at the water stations is uplifting and if you're a PB-chaser, then its flat and traffic-free. Thanks to all the marshalls and volunteers who stood out in the road for hours, much appreciatedDate of review: November 20, 2014
In short: So much packed inIn full: Where do I start - with the monthly training runs, meet the organisers, practice with the pace runners, kept informed, number with my name on, loads of loos, big race feel, nerves on the line and we're off! All the training paid off and with water and sports drink, friendly marshals and lovely locals, the 26.2 miles passed quickly. Rewarded by a hot shower (and a T-shirt, medal and goody bag - but at the moment the shower was the best!) Can't wait to do it all again.Date of review: November 20, 2014
In full: My second marathon and my second in Chester, so I don't have anything else to compare this with, but I chose to run this again precisely because you have so much space without ever feeling isolated and because it is so fast. The marshals were excellent from beginning to end, as was the overall organisation. Thanks especially to the marshal and fellow runners who checked I was alright after I slipped and fell. Battered, bloody and bruised I still managed a PB, which is testament to how fast this course is.Date of review: November 20, 2014
In short: Enjoyable marathon capable of giving good timesIn full: It will always be a fast course in this area, it is flat or gently rolling at most. Closed roads mean you can maintain momentum without traffic or kerbs to worry about.The marshals were great, along with the general organisation and facilities. Date of review: November 20, 2014
In full: First marathon ever. Loved the scenery, loved the old lady walking her dog in town (mile 1) asking me how far I'd run and loved the French tourists shouting allez as I ran over the bridge. Great first marathon course, shame I couldn't go as fast as hoped. Good excuse to come back next year though :)Date of review: November 20, 2014
In short: Great to return to ChesterIn full: Favourable weather, excellent location, no cock ups. Always a good reception as you return along the river and more so when you enter the racecourse. City marathons have the support, rural marathons the scenery - this one has both. Well done to the organisersDate of review: November 20, 2014
In short: Excellent facilities and lovely sceneryIn full: A well run race, and hugely rewarding. Superb facilities, really impressive water stations, liberally stocked with water/energy drinks & gels -puts other races to shame in this respect. Crowd support enthusiastic, and a medal worth showing off. Strongly recommend and would do it again. Don't usually do the same marathon twice, but I am considering it for Chester.Date of review: November 20, 2014
In short: Worth the painIn full: Great race; wish I had not chosen to wear new running shoes though. Thankfully they only really started to hurt as I came back into Chester, and the lovely scenery and supportive crowds managed to take my mind off them. The journey home after the race was painful though!Date of review: November 20, 2014
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Re Graham Rayman's 'Bomb Plot: Not So Fast. FBI Agent on Synagogue Case Has Questionable Record' [villagevoice.com, May 21]: Great article. This is what we need The Village Voice for. Total scam and frame-up and concocted event by the government.
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Let's see . . . where can I start? How about: Why do charter schools do better on statewide exams? Could it be—among other reasons—because charter schools handpick their students? That, perhaps, charter school students have parents who are engaged with their children's education, as illustrated by the required acts it takes to get your child into a charter school? Or is it because, as the article implies, the teachers are unionized? Hmm.
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They show what they want to show, and what they want us to believe.
Notice how the soliders just fried from iran or whereever they where, are allowed to sell there stories, thats the first in the history of the british forces. and note the controversy over them being told what to say.
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