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Lord Nash, the academies minister, was persistent with his questioning. "Why don't you become an academy?" he asked school governor Ian Courtney at their meeting. Then he repeated the question in a different way: "Why wouldn't you want to become an academy?"
Courtney, by his own account, replied: "Why would I?"
Courtney's report of the meeting last September at the Department for Education goes to the heart of the debate about the merits of various forms of school organisation that has been taking place since 2010. Do schools decide to take the dramatic and difficult-to-reverse step of leaving their local authority to become an academy, as ministers enthusiastically advocate? Would they be better off staying with the local authority? Or is there a third way?
The academies movement has faced a bruising few weeks, with one of the largest chains, E-Act, set to "relinquish" 10 of its schools amid concerns over their performance. A judge put on hold DfE plans to force Warren comprehensive in London's Chadwell Heath into academy status after arguing that academies were not always the "cat's whiskers" that the education secretary, Michael Gove, thought they were. And England's largest local authority, Tory-controlled Kent, has questioned the administration of the academies policy in evidence to a parliamentary inquiry.
Now the National Governors Association (NGA) has expressed concern that ministers are trying to discourage schools from using a non-academy route to pool their resources through federations, which it views as one of the surest paths towards school improvement.
Late last month, the DfE rejected a call from the NGA – which had been backed by the all-party Commons education select committee – for schools to receive £25,000 towards the cost of federating in groups under the auspices of a local authority.
Under the more formal version of a non-academy federation, introduced in 2002 under Labour, schools that may need to collaborate to drive improvement or to share senior staff do so under a single governing body.
Currently, only schools wanting to federate by joining together in an academy trust can receive the £25,000 on offer from the government – even though the DfE claims that it has never tried to stop schools collaborating. But Emma Knights, the NGA's chief executive, sees the move not to provide parity of funding to non-academy federations as "shortsighted", and an indication of the DfE's belief that academy status is the only route to school improvement.
Her comments chime with the experience of Warren comprehensive, which had wanted to federate with another local authority school, but which Gove tried to block, saying it needed to become an academy. An internal DfE document last year described the task of its academies central operations division as "determining the appropriate academy solution for underperforming schools", suggesting academy status is viewed as an end in itself.
Knights says: "The DfE will not be diverted from the argument that academy status equals school improvement. They don't want anything to deflect from governing bodies thinking about academy status first and foremost. We think that's wrong, because it's good leadership and good teaching that are most important."
It is not hard to find governors and heads in the non-academy sector who take a similar view. Three federations that Education Guardian spoke to, two of which featured in a recent NGA report on the benefits of federating, say they can see no positives in academy status.
Courtney, who spoke to us about his meeting with Nash, oversees a federation of five schools on the fringes of Dartmoor in Devon that share a governing body, under his chairmanship, and have an identity distinct from their local authority, which supports them.
In January, the Dartmoor federation celebrated receiving Ofsted reports rating all its primary schools as good and Okehampton college, a secondary, as outstanding. Three of the Ofsted reports highlight specific aspects of provision that have benefited from the federation.
Responding to Nash in their meeting, Courtney, who works for NatWest bank, said that there was little reason for schools in his federation's position to become academies. He says that "all but a handful" of the Devon schools that adopted academy status did so for financial gain, but this early "bonus" from converting seems to have gone.
Courtney's response to Nash was, he says: "Why on earth should I go academy? What are the advantages? We already have a reasonable amount of freedom with the curriculum, we have good support from our local authority, which doesn't interfere. We are engaged in the budget-setting formula for Devon as a whole, the teacher unions are happy because their members' terms and conditions are unaffected, and the extra money that was given to academies has essentially disappeared."
He adds that a federation can be "unpicked" if unsuccessful. By contrast, it seems almost impossible to reverse the decision to become an academy.
Courtney adds: "To be absolutely fair, [Nash] was interested, he was listening", and that Nash had invited him to the DfE to hear Courtney's views on federations.
The Dryden & Hill Top Learning federation in Gateshead, which formed under a single governing body in April last year, links two special schools for children with severe multiple and autistic spectrum difficulties. Shortly after the schools first started co-operating less formally, in September 2011, one of their headteachers had got a new job and the schools were also looking for fresh impetus after one had slipped from Ofsted "outstanding" to "good", says the federation's executive head, Becky Harrison. "The key thing for us was not to leave the local authority," she says. "I don't think we are being restricted in what we would be able to do as two schools that are federated, working with the authority."
Sheriden Edwards, executive head of the Denton and Harlaxton federation, formed in September 2011, comprising two small Church of England primaries near Grantham, Lincolnshire, has a similar view. Edwards had taken Denton primary school from having failed an Ofsted in 2007 to being outstanding in 2010. The inspectorate had recently rated nearby Harlaxton primary as "satisfactory". Harlaxton is now rated good with outstanding leadership, with Denton judged outstanding overall again last year.
Edwards says she and her governors prefer federation with the support of the local authority to academy status because – perhaps in contrast to the position espoused by the DfE – the former allows the schools to retain more autonomy. Governors feared that under an academy organisation independence might be lost.
She says: "My governors … do not want to be shackled to a multi-academy trust or to an umbrella trust which then dictates policy decisions."
Asked if the schools had considered forming their own, smaller, academy trust, Edwards responds: "We are always reviewing things, but the thing for us is scale: we are only 250 pupils." It makes more sense, she says, for the school to rely on support in, for example, business management from the local authority rather than her having to take more responsibility for it.
This view is not universal. Brian Palmer is chair of the North East Essex Education Partnership, a group of seven secondary academies that grew out of a federation. He feels that academy status has allowed schools to ward off takeovers by other academy groups should they become unsuccessful – although E-Act's experience, with 10 schools possibly to be handed to other chains, may challenge that view – while allowing them to work within a government agenda that is encouraging academies to sponsor primary schools.
Knights says it is up to governors to decide which model works for them. But she adds: "If the government really cared about improving practice in schools, they would be pushing local authority-maintained federations just as hard as they push multi-academy trusts. But that's not what's happening."
A DfE spokeswoman says: "Multi-academy trusts have a track record of raising performance and giving schools strong leadership and more freedoms. That is why we consider it to be the best option for schools. Council-run schools can also form partnerships, and we support their collaboration – any suggestion that we don't is wrong."


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The Michigan Business and Professional Association has named West Michigan's 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For. Some big names -- like Michigan Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Metro Health with hundreds of employees to smaller companies like Baudville Inc with less than 100 -- companies that deliver exceptional human resources practices.
Beene Garter is West Michigan's largest independently owned accounting firm and was honored as on of the Best and Brightest. Tom Rosenbach, Managing Partner tells, WOOD Radio his company rewards accountants with three day weekends -- aside from vacation days -- as a thanks for the long hours during tax season. Wth everyone sharing in the best and brightest award.
"For us it is a way to show our employees that we can compete, that it is a good place to work. We try to do a celebration around the award. We'll have a catered event, maybe lunch or a breakfast, as a way to say thank you and congratulate them for the award."
Rosenbach says Beene Garter expects its accountants to work hard and serve their clients needs but family comes first.
In our firm, their family and children comes first, everything else comes second. If there is a ballgame or a school event, we tell our employees they have to be at those."
The Best and Brightest Companies to Work For™ competition identifies and honors organizations throughout the regions that display a commitment to excellence in their human resource practices and employee enrichment. Organizations will be assessed based on categories such as communication, work-life balance, employee education, diversity, recognition, retention and more.
"The selection, recognition and awarding of this year's Best and Brightest companies allows our organization to showcase their best practices. The honorees have clearly demonstrated why each of them would be an ideal place for employees to work. The companies that we are recognizing this year are an example of exceptional human resource practices and represent high standards in today's economic climate," said Jennifer Kluge, MBPA president.


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A verge is the portion of land, which lies between a road and an adjacent property line.
Verges have the potential to serve important ecological functions in urban environments.
The verge remains the property of the Crown, but is a shared resource and is used in a number of different ways.
Verge Maintenance
While verges remain the property of the Crown, their responsibility is vested with the City of Cockburn.
The City relies on each person maintaining the verge at the front or side of their property. Verge maintenance by Council is limited to pruning of street trees and slashing grass once a year, on request, to prevent a fire hazard. Any further improvement is to be undertaken by the property owner and adds to the aesthetics of the property.
It is not possible for Council to control weed growth by mechanical means, so where they become a problem weeds along footpaths and kerbs are sprayed. The chemical used is glyphosate, which is a non-residual that kills the weed by absorption through the leaves and transferring to the root system. This spray retails as "Zero" in the shops.
Every endeavour is made not to spray verges that are well maintained, but sometimes this inadvertently happens. If you wish, your well-maintained verge can be added to a list of properties not to be sprayed.
Street Verge Improvement Policy and Brochure
The City of Cockburn recognises that road reserves form a significant proportion of public open space available to ratepayers for improving their streetscape and property value.
Council has developed a policy to assist ratepayers in undertaking works on street verges.
A simple brochure, outlining what can and can't be done to improve street verges. Documents available above.
Green Links Program
The City has a number of programs, which support residents in improving their verges. More information on the program can be found at: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/GreenLinks
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Audi unveils the 503hp A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept
The Audi A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept is vastly modified compared to the standard production A1 models; with the most substantial upgrades being modifications that you can't see – but you can feel. The heart of the A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept is the same 2.5L 5-cylinder powerplant offered in the new Audi TT RS but thanks to an upgraded turbocharger, intercooler, fuel system and exhaust setup all tuned to work together – the A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept churns out 503 horsepower and 487lb-ft of torque.
All of that power is channeled to all four wheels by means of a six speed manual transmission and Audi's Quattro advanced all wheel drive systems; both of which are borrowed from the TT RS and modified to handle the added power of the A1 Clubsport. Thanks to the low weight of the compact A1 chassis, the Clubsport Concept boasts a power to weight ratio of just 6lbs per hp (for comparison, consider the fact that the Corvette ZR1 has a power to weight ratio of 5.22lbs per hp). This affords the A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept the ability to rocket from 0-60 in under 3.7 seconds and from a stop to 125 takes the high performance hatch just 11 seconds – all while hitting a top speed of 155.34mph.
Audi didn't stop at just making the A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept very fast, as they also made hefty exterior modifications to prepare this car for a day of head-turning at the track. The A1 Clubsport features a unique widebody kit that features a front fascia that is far more aggressive than the standard production A1, with large cooling openings found in place of the foglights from the traditional units. The hood has been modified by means of a set of large air ducts allowing hot air to escape from the engine bay. Along the side, the fenders, quarter panels and door panels have been flared a total of 2.4", making room for the unique turbine style wheels wrapped in high performance rubber with the A1 Clubsport's 503 horsepower being announced by the integrated exhaust tips which pokes through the body just in front of the driver's side rear tire. Out back, the A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept features a monsterous roof-mounted spoiler with an aggressive lower splitter running the width of the brawny A1.
The majority of the Audi A1 Clubsport Quattro Concept is finished in a matte finish Glacier White with black accents all over, including the carbon fiber-reinforced polymer roof and the air ducts along the front of the car. Satin silver makes an appearance in the door handles, exhaust tip, and side mirrors with just enough presence to remind you that while the A1 Clubsport is a concept built for high performance – it still offers that touch of Audi luxury.
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Great and Disappointing Operating Systems of the Decade
Writing about the best and worst in operating system is like a crap magnet: I'm pressing the big red button. People develop a personal relationship with operating systems, whether on servers or their personal machine or phone. The love/hate relationship becomes anchored with deep emotions about the merits/detractions of the devices they use-- through the lenses of operating systems.
Great in this case means possibly really great, and alternatively, really awful. Some made us happy. Others made us sad, or worse, mad. Some we toiled happily with the winners, while others burned up precious weekend time in fits of compatibility issues, installation nightmares, and startling kernel traps and various blue/black/red screens of death. Some deserved to become dumpster fodder, and others are still humming away, quietly, and doing their job. This is about both kinds.
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By Raphael G. Satter, Associated Press Writer
LONDON Insurers are considering screening applicants for genes associated with certain types of cancer, and may ask for an exception to a moratorium on using such tests for insurance policies, the British government said Wednesday.
Applicants might be screened for the presence of genetic mutations linked to hereditary breast and ovarian cancers, according to a recent Health Department report.
The Association of British Insurers could apply for permission to scan applicants' medical files for the mutations as early as next year, an agency committee said. It did not say whether it would approve such a request.
If granted, the exception would only apply to a small fraction of applicants seeking expensive, high-end policies. Insurers are forbidden from forcing anyone to take a test.
But campaigners warned that women with a family history of breast cancer might forgo getting tested for fear that the results would someday end up in insurers' hands.
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Before a recent screening of his film "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas," British filmmaker Mark Herman was anxious to see how moviegoers took in his story about the young son of a Nazi commandant who befriends a Jewish boy at a concentration camp.
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The movie, which opens today, is based on John Boyne's 2006 book of the same name.
The book, published in children's and adult editions, is on the reading lists of schools all over the world.
"When I wrote the book, I wanted young readers to experience the Holocaust from the perspective of another child," Boyne said. "I felt that if they experienced the Holocaust through children their own age, then its lessons involving tolerance would be more powerful."
But the big-screen adaptation, which did well when it opened in Britain and Spain earlier this year, may not be suitable for young eyes - or, as importantly, may not make parents feel comfortable watching it with their children, Herman said.
The support of parents, he believes, is important for the film's success and, if they understand the significance of the ending, he's hopeful they'll embrace the film.
"Obviously, the subject matter and the ending was off-putting, but the ending of the movie is why I wanted to make it," Herman said. "There seemed to be no reason to make the film if you changed the ending. Yes, it's a difficult sell. It's not a date movie, but it's such a unique angle, telling this story through the eyes of a German child."
The catch, Herman and Boyne agree, is they may have made a movie too tough for their target audience.
"It's not based on a true story, but it is a fact that the commandant at Auschwitz did bring his family, including his five children, to live near the camp," Boyne said. "It seemed just the right way to tell the story from this German perspective. Bruno walks to the fence and asks questions that children ask when studying the Holocaust. Granted, you experience the horrors of the camp, but this is where the story is always leading. . . .
"From my perspective, what's interesting about the book and the film is that we are exposed to this incredibly violent situation, but there's no violence on the book page. There's also no violence on the movie screen. It's suggestive. If anything, it will give you nightmares because you are asked to use your imagination."
After the screening of the film, as the opening-night event at last month's Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis, Herman, Boyne and actor David Thewlis, who plays the Nazi commandant in "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas," took questions from the audience, which was still working out in their heads what they'd seen on the screen.
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The primary mission of the Division of Social Sciences and Education is to prepare students for graduate school and careers in their fields of study. The Division offers majors in psychology, social work, sociology, and teacher education. Each curriculum has a core course of study in liberal arts in addition to the major course of study. Division faculty strive to service the individual needs of the students, to enhance students? understanding of their own culture and the culture of others, and to develop skills necessary for leadership and service roles in society.
Psychology Department
The purpose of the psychology program is (a) to prepare students for graduate study, (b) to prepare students for jobs in human services, (c) to enhance students? understanding of their own culture, and (d) to enhance students? understanding of cultures other than their own. Psychology students study in the natural sciences, the humanities, and the social sciences. Computer-aided experiments are encouraged. Graduates are qualified to enter law school, as well as graduate schools in a variety of programs, e.g., psychology, counseling and guidance, education, and public administration. Graduates are qualified to enter into the Alabama Mental Health system as a Psychologist I. The minimum number of semester hours in major needed for graduation is 33. The minimum total number of semester hours needed for graduation is 125.
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State Teacher CertificationTeacher certificates are issued by the Alabama State Department of Education. Students must successfully pass all portions of the Alabama Prospective Teacher Test and meet Highly Qualified Teacher (HQT) requirement prior to a recommendation from the Certification Officer at Talladega College. Students have five years from program completion to apply for the certificate. Once the Class B Certificate is awarded, it is valid for five years and is renewable according to the prescribed criteria. Persons seeking teaching certification in a state other than Alabama should consult with that state?s certification department early in their program of study to ensure compliance with requirements.
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|Mark White; Michael S Dukakis; Arriola family.; Harry Quinn; Oscar DuConge; Ramsey Muñiz
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Roland S Arriola; José Angel Gutíerrez; University of Texas at Arlington. Center for Mexican American Studies.
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|The interview was conducted primarily in English but portions are in Spanish, for which English translations are provided.
|Interviewed by José Angel Gutiérrez on November 27, 1999 in Edinburg, Texas.
|1 videocassette (VHS) (1 hr., 58 min.) : color ; 1/2 in. Transcript : 48 pages ; 28 cm
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|Tejano Voices
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Mexican American Public Figures of Texas
Roland (Rolando) S. Arriola begins with his family's background and his childhood experiences while attending one of the two segregated Catholic elementary schools in Edinburg, Texas. He conveys his developing interest in writing and journalism and cites the race discrimination he overcame to attend college. He tells about his mentor, Harry Quinn, editor of the 'Edinburgh Daily Review, ' and explains how he won a Junior Historian essay contest (sponsored by the Texas Historical Commission). He recalls his feelings of alienation when he arrived in Waco and while attending Baylor University and talks about his early encounters with his future wife's Anglo-American family and their religious choices. He discusses his opportunities to write for the local newspaper, the 'Waco Tribune Herald, ' and touches on his work with the Community Action Agency program. He comments on the assistance of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) to bring litigation against the schools in Waco to fight for desegration. He describes his cooperation with fellow councilman, African-American Oscar DuConge (who later became mayor of Waco) to win their election to the Waco City Council after a legal battle for single member districts and gives details on his campaign strategies. He speaks of his efforts at unifying the Hispanic population of Waco under the Alliance of Mexican Americans, consisting of three local Hispanic organizations: Sociedad Mutualista de Jornaleros, the Waco Missions, and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), and the federal funding they received. He elaborates on his work with the city council and an investigation of alleged police brutality against a Mexican American. He discusses his election as mayor of Waco and notes his participation in Mark White's campaign for governor of Texas. He shares his struggle to complete his degree at Harvard while working for the state of Massachusetts under Governor Michael Dukakis and remarks on his opportunity to work in South Texas as director for the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development at the University of Texas-Pan American upon his return to Texas. He gives his opinions on immigration and economic issues that effect South Texas, on interracial relations, and on the effectiveness of the Raza Unida Party. He mentions his work on Ramsey Muñiz's campaign for governor and briefly discusses his run for the Texas Senate in 1980.
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Grande, recém-renovado, apartamento de cobertura de luxo com grande terraço virado a sul com vista para o mar. Todos os quartos têm acesso ao terraço ou à varanda com vista para as colinas de Nice. A sala de estar de plano aberto tem uma cozinha americana totalmente equipada e está decorado com um padrão muito alto.
The apartment was prefect for my group of 5 friends visiting Nice for a few days. The apartment itself was just as beautiful as it appears in the pictures and the terrace was perfect for sunny breakfasts and a glass of wine as the sun set. It was only a quick walk to the beach and about a 20 minute walk to the station, with Monte Carlo and Cannes just a short train ride away if you want to venture further afield. Both the owner and Joanna were very easy to deal with - I would recommend this property in a heart-beat.
This apartment was perfect for our family of four! Our adult sons had their own bedrooms, plenty of space to spread out. Just a block off the promenade and we could walk to the train station and old town easily. The Terrace had such a lovely view of the sea and a great place to unwind after a day of sightseeing. We did cook a meal in and everything was there in the kitchen that we needed. There was a lift to get you to the 7th floor but we quite liked using the steps for more exercise! Joanna was there to meet us (we where a tad late due to the rail system) and was so helpful with any question or needs we had. Thank you Eve and Joanna!
We had a lovely stay last September for 5 nights, 5 ladies from Dublin, the apartment was perfect for us. We did not cook in but the kitchen was stocked with all the utensils you would need. The apartment is spotless, lovely decor and Joanne was very helpful. Loved having a glass of wine on the superb terrace looking at the views and the location was also very central to the beach, shops and a 15 min walk to the train station. Thank you Eve, we hope to be back again.
We had the most amazing weeks holiday in NIce. The apartment is just superb and has absolutely everything you could want or wish for. As we were out and about all day - the apartment was just great to "come home too". We cooked a few meals and sat for hours on the amazing balcony with a few glasses of chilled rose to help keep us cool !.. Thanks Eve for the smooth booking process and Joanna for all your help, even sending back a small compact my friend left at the apartment. From the five Edinburgh Ladies who can't wait to come back. WE LOVED IT !!!
Our family (2 adults and 3 children - 17, 9 and 3 years) had a wonderful time in this apartment. Not only was it spacious for us with plenty of sleeping areas, it has a marvellous terrace where we enjoyed breakfast and dinner.
All equipment that we needed for going to the beach (umbrella, mats, etc) was already available in the apartment and also our questions we asked beforehand were answered.
We enjoyed a quick stroll to the beach where we usually stayed from 9-13 and again in the late afternoon. As it was so convenient located, we quickly were back in the apartment for a nice siesta over noon.
Also going to the centre is easy either by foot or by taking the bus. Arriving to Nice with our Landrover Discovery was also easy and renting a parking spot in one of the nearby garages for 15 days is fairly affordable and safe.
I want to also personally mention the helpful attitude of the owner and of course Joanna for explaning everything we needed.
Great place that well deserves the 5 stars.
You won't go wrong renting this apartment. Joanna was waiting for us when we arrived and made sure we were comfortable with all aspects of the apartment and provided suggestions on grocery shopping and restaurants.
The apartment is very nice. It is clean, spacious and well located. The kitchen is well equipped and the linens and towels are good quality (and great water pressure in the shower). We loved having leisurely breakfasts and wine on the terrace. We hated to leave.
O apartamento está situado na Rua de France que é uma rua da Promenade des Anglais. A praia (tanto privados como públicos) é de 5 minutos a pé (menos se os semáforos estão a seu favor) e há várias lojas, restaurantes, bares e padarias dentro de um par de minutos a pé. Tha principal supermercado fica a 5 minutos e se você ficar sem dinheiro, o banco fica ao lado da porta da frente do nosso prédio! O centro da cidade (Massena) há mais de 10 minutos do Aeroporto de distância. a cidade velha 20 minutos ... se você está se sentindo cansado ou muito preguiçoso ponto de ônibus fica do outro lado da estrada! .
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OK, most of my PC's are laptops, and they regularly get different IP's. For example, PC-A has come back to the network, and now has a different IP then it had the last time SW scanned it.
I can ping it through SW, but I cannot rescan it, it says there are no open ports. But it is obvious that the IP is wrong, so no wonder it can't find any open ports, the IP in inventory isn't even in use anymore!
How do I force SW to update the new IP for the machine without deleting it from inventory and waiting for it to pick up the device again?
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Spiceworks can search by hostname, why not just re-scan the host name to get the new IP. I suggest playing with your network scan options. Maybe turn off incremental scanning and bring down the time to re-scan when data gets a certain age.
In my experience, when a host changes IP addresses, once I've scanned the network again, SW picks up the change. Maybe an ipconfig /flushdns on SW server?
Jul 22, 2009 at 11:19 UTC
How do I tell it to scan by host name?
Jul 23, 2009 at 8:19 UTC
It seems that all I can do is wait for SW to finally update itself. The inventory is kind of shoddy, and I'm just going to use Ghost for most of my inventory needs.


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Recommend this dealer? No Purchased a vehicle from this dealer? No
Salespeople are condescending and arrogant, they base their salespitch on being the oldest dealer in town. Have purchased many cars from dealers around the country, this is by far the worst have dealt with. Don't go there, there is Barrier Audi close by, much better and customer friendly. This deale...
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Illegally pulled payoff amount on the car by contacting Audi Finance to enhance their negotiation position.
I did not give content to contact back to pull pay off, or anything for that matter, they asked for VIN i gave next thing i know the guy is telling i owe the exact amount down to the cent and ...
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The salesman was excellent knowledgable, and absolutely friendly.
I had a reccomendable experience and would not hesitate to drive all the way from olympia just to purchase my next Audi from them.
A must visit if you are looking for a luxury performance vehicle.
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Test drove an A-4 with Mike.
While there he bad mouthed and made false statements about the other Audi dealership.
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amy schumer explains those jennifer lawrence photos
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Until now, there was no proper explanation of the photos seen around the Internet. That changed last night when Amy Schumer made an appearance on one of the final episodes of The Daily Show, and talk invariably turned towards how exactly she ended up on a jet ski and in a human pyramid with Jennifer Lawrence. "Once a year, I go away with all my girlfriends from high school," she told Jon Stewart.
For this year's trip, which was in the Hamptons, it was as simple as giving JLaw a ring and asking if she wants to tag along, because that's how chill and low maintenance both of them are. "I was like, 'Oh, we're going on a boat tomorrow. You should come.' It was kind of a hypothetical," Schumer said. "And she was like, 'I think I'm coming.'" Schumer also shared more photos of the two of them, and in typical, self-deprecating fashion, told Stewart: "It's my picture next to Jennifer Lawrence. It's the last person you want to be next too. […] In all the pictures, I look like her coach." Watch the clip above.


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Learning to Walk Again
I put my foot down on the ground, only to feel as if I have two legs. I look down, and see one. I put my other foot down and get the same strange feeling. I attempt to stand up, only to fall back onto the bed.
"Crackers." I mutter, "Ok, guardian, demon, whatever you are that is inside me, I need a little co-operation here. So, please follow my tread."
Then, I hear a dark voice in my head speak, "OK."
I put both my feet down, and it feels normal, I stand up and waddle towards the door. After I open the door I then walk into this hallway. And after a few minutes, I manage to go into the kitchen and make a bowl of cereal. However, I still don't trust myself to balance a bowl of cereal, so I eat it on the counter.


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Adamantium is a metallic compound developed for Weapon X after using an unknown element found in a meteorite somewhere in Nigeria by William Stryker and Team X.
Stryker and the Weapon X team then proceeded to inject the adamantium into the skeleton and bone-claws of James Howlett. When he is later shot in the head with bullets made of the compound, he sustains severe intra-cranial trauma that induces extensive amnesia. Stryker later also gives similar claws to Yuriko Oyama extruding from the tips of her fingers.
Sabertooth was bonded to the Adamantium but the bonding process failed as his body rejected it.
- Adamantium shares common characteristics with lonsdaleite, currently the 5th strongest material known to man. It is formed when meteorites containing graphite hit the Earth. Simulations show it to be 58% stronger than diamonds, but it is too rare to test. This is comparable to the properties of adamantium; it is extremely rare, extremely strong, and originates from outer space and is found in meteorites.
- According to Stryker, Adamantium must be kept in a hot, liquefied state at all times to prevent it from hardening or cooling down into its unbreakable state.


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*From the Haemostasis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology Unit (Dr. Freestone, Chong, and Lip), University Department of Medicine, City Hospital, Birmingham, UK; Department of Cardiology B (Dr. Gustafsson), Rigshospitalet, Denmark; Department of Cardiology and Endocrinology E (Dr. Corell), Frederiksberg University Hospital, Frederiksberg, Denmark; Department of Endocrinology (Dr. Kistorp), Herlev University Hospital, Herlev, Denmark; and Department of Medicine (Dr. Hildebrandt), Roskilde University Hospital, Roskilde, Denmark.
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Background: Endothelial dysfunction is present in patients with heart failure (HF) due to left ventricular systolic dysfunction, as well as in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) who have normal cardiac function. It is unknown whether AF influences the degree of endothelial dysfunction in patients with systolic HF.
Methods: We measured levels of plasma von Willebrand factor (vWF) and E-selectin (as indexes of endothelial damage/dysfunction and endothelial activation, respectively; both enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) in patients with AF and HF (AF-HF), who were compared to patients with sinus rhythm and HF (SR-HF), as well as in age-matched, healthy, control subjects. We also assessed the relationship of vWF and E-selectin to plasma N-terminal pro B-type natriuretic peptide (NTpro-BNP), a marker for HF severity and prognosis.
Results: One hundred ninety patients (73% men; mean age, 69.0 ± 10.1 years [± SD]) with systolic HF were studied, who were compared to 117 healthy control subjects: 52 subjects (27%) were in AF, while 138 subjects (73%) were in sinus rhythm. AF-HF patients were older than SR-HF patients (p = 0.046), but left ventricular ejection fraction and New York Heart Association class were similar. There were significant differences in NT-proBNP (p < 0.0001) and plasma vWF (p = 0.003) between patients and control subjects. On Tukey post hoc analysis, AF-HF patients had significantly increased NT-proBNP (p < 0.001) and vWF (p = 0.0183) but not E-selectin (p = 0.071) levels when compared to SR-HF patients. On multivariate analysis, the presence of AF was related to plasma vWF levels (p = 0.018). Plasma vWF was also significantly correlated with NT-proBNP levels (Spearman r = 0.139; p = 0.017).
Conclusions: There is evidence of greater endothelial damage/dysfunction in AF-HF patients when compared to SR-HF patients. The clinical significance of this is unclear but may have prognostic value.
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Pumping at Work Takes on a Whole New Meaning When You're in a War Zone
Pumping at work can be hard enough, but what about when you're a war correspondent? Last year, we interviewed international reporter Kelly McEvers about her experience as a new mom working on the front lines. She told us this story about being mistaken for a spy at the Yemen-Saudi border. For the full episode, click here.
We're revisiting our favorite breastfeeding stories in anticipation of our upcoming What's Up With Your Boobs? Google+ Hangout (June 17, 3pm ET). Host Hillary Frank will be joined by special guests Nancy Holtzman, a lactation consultant with over 25 years experience, and Paula Szuchman, WNYC's digital director and mom of two, to answer your breastfeeding conundrums!
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Some Stroke Symptoms You Should Know
As we grow older, your body is much more susceptible to different health problems and CVA is certainly one of these. It is crucial to become fully conscious of the signs and symptoms of stroke to ensure that you may have the ability to get timely treatment. Should you notice a sudden condition in standing then you need to stress about that because it is among the early signs and symptoms of cerebral vascular accident or stroke. This issue may be triggered by an blocked bloodstream circulation or high bloodstream pressure. Should you face the problems like lack of balance or lightheadedness then you need to immediately seek medical health advice because it is additionally a characteristic of stroke oftentimes.
If someone is going through an abrupt sense of confusion it implies that there's a problem using the working of brain. These feelings may be triggered by low oxygen level within the cognitive abilities which seriously affects your opinions ability. Low bloodstream sugar can also be among the reasons for this problem. Getting an issue in speaking can also be an essential characteristic of CVA. This really is triggered once the cognitive abilities of wernicke, angular ayrus and broca start to die because of an insufficient way to obtain oxygen needed by them.
Headache is among the most typical health problems nowadays. But when someone is facing sudden and intense head aches it might be an indication of CVA. The headache could be triggered with a depletion of oxygen in brain or because of a rupturing circulation system in brain. Should you notice a sudden trouble seeing then you need to work hard at it as it can be considered a characteristic of stroke. This may happen when there's an interrupted oxygen supply towards the section of your mind that controls vision. Troubles with ingesting and peeing will also be among the common signs and symptoms of CVA.
Should you face any any of these pointed out problems then you need to immediately talk to your physician as they could be the first signs and symptoms of CVA. You shouldn't ignore these signs even when they vanish after a while. In cerebral vascular accident, there is no need that you simply face all signs and symptoms simultaneously which means you must take them seriously because it will allow you to find timely treatment. By keeping track of these signs and symptoms, you are able to really avoid the fatal stroke or can prevent the likelihood of extensive damage should you suffer one.