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Whiskey and CarnageMature
Very few things held any power over Atherin; she'd shaken all of her presumptions about the nature of humanity, whether it was inherently good or inherently bad, including the definitions of each that had been shoved down her throat at a very early age, years before she'd joined the Carnival. Rin had long ago accepted that the lines were indecipherable and she did not mind. While Jak took his little filcher and counted the scavenged profits of the evening, Rin crouched low beside the body to clean up the mess.
The bullets had entered separately; two holes oozed blood, barely an inch apart, mostly in the frontal bone, though one skirted the edges of the parietal bone. The third left a gnarly aperture above the man's left eye, puncturing straight through the suborbital foramen framing it.
Rin didn't bother with shots that would be less-than-flawless; she'd made that mistake once before, and only once. Shooting a man in the head should be the end-all; he should never, ever get back up. It was a large part of the reasoning she used for carrying around a triple barreled revolver.
Some called it overkill.
She called it insurance.
Gingerly, without removing her gloves, she lifted the back of the man's head upward, to check underneath. His skull was a pandemonium of shards of bone and pulpy globules of brain matter, the entire hodgepodge was made sticky with blood and hair. She rose back to her full height and tossed an inattentive glance toward Glitch.
"Fetch the gurney, I have to get the clean-up kit."
Glitch's wide reflective eyes blinked once, twice, before his speech system engaged and he said, "Yes, Lady." His steps were loud, the clanks echoing through the passageways long after he was gone. She smiled to herself and headed to the nearest supply closet.
Rin went out after she'd removed the stain of blood from the ground and taken a brief shower. She needed the cool night air and a hard drink. It wasn't that she minded the clean-up - she didn't; but Rin was the restless kind and being cooped up for too long made her edgy. Nestled on the corner where Sackville Street met Piccadilly, she found a run-down pub with dim lights and too many drunks. Inside she could barely breathe through the cigar smoke and the stench of body odor and vomit, but she pushed her way to the bar and ordered a double whiskey on the rocks.
Though she had been paying the tender none of her attention, her hand swept out to catch the tumbler as it slid down the bar to her stool. Heavy steps behind her indicated she would soon have a guest, and as a hairy forearm plopped down on the bartop beside her, she turned and walked outside, her drink in hand.
The man's outrage followed her out the door, carried along by the jeering and hollering of his fellow drunks. "You don't have to be such a cunt about it!"
Rin lit her cigarette, unperturbed, and took a comforting drag. Half her whiskey was gone after her first swig. In recent years she'd entirely lost interest in the bar crawlers; it used to be she'd drink away the shadows that crept around her mind with a few bottles of whiskey and find herself in an unfamiliar bed with unfamiliar company. One night stands did not ruffle her feathers, but she'd lost her taste for other people and no amount of alcohol could wipe that away. That, of course, did not keep others from seeking her out. There was always at least one. And he was never as brave as he thought himself to be.
The door swung wide open then closed, leaving a tall man with dimples and a thick layer of scruff in its absence. His hair was a mess of chocolate brown curls and when his amber eyes found her, he smiled a crooked smile. He said, "I paid for your drink. All I ask in return is your name."
Her cigarette shivered as she breathed it in, but she said nothing. She finished her whiskey.
"Oh, come on," said the stranger, once again producing an off-kilter grin in the hopes of wooing her. "I'll even buy you another."
"I owe you nothing for paying for my drink. Had it not been you, it would have been someone else. Someone smarter, maybe, than to come out here demanding recompense for the few shillings it cost you." With two long fingers, she lifted her cigarette free from her lips and ashed it into her empty glass.
The stranger's gaze hardened. He said, "Your name for a drink is hardly recompense."
She laughed then, short and harsh and dangerous. "Who are you to say what my name is worth?"
Something akin to curiosity darted around in his irises, but she knew it well - it was not curiosity, it was intrigue, and intrigue was a malignant pastime. Intrigue implied that he had seen something he liked, something deeper than her raven hair or the glint of her mechanical eye. It was something about her, something in her personality, that had him interested.
Rapidly losing interest in further discussing anything at all with him or his crooked smile, Rin slipped behind him and back through the bar door. Something had changed since she'd gone outside. She could detect it in the way the cigar smokers in the corner leered at her over their playing cards, and in the sudden absence of music from the jukebox.
The crowd she'd had to push her way through previously parted upon seeing her. The barkeep gestured one finger at her glass and she nodded. He filled a fresh tumbler and held it out to her but the purpose was clear: she had to take it from his hand. It wasn't to insure he was paid, she could figure that out quickly enough - he hadn't chased her out of the bar for his money, and he hadn't sent a thug for her either. What purpose would it serve to have her come all that way just to take it from his hand? Surely he had other drinks to make. And why had the crowd made such a show of providing a path for her?
The situation left her feeling suspicious, but Rin was not one to be overly cautious. She rarely found herself ill-prepared. Making her way to the bar, she accepted the drink just as thick fingers gripped the back of her skull and slammed her forehead into the bar.
Ah, so it was a set-up, she mused. Tiny stars littered her vision but it didn't matter. She left the drink sit on the bar right beside her and swung her elbow around until it cracked - loudly - against the temple of her assailant. Rin enjoyed a good bar fight, and it seemed these folks were itching for a thorough beating. The convenience of the circumstances did not elude her.
Two more men rushed her, each grabbing an arm, and made valiant attempts to pin her back against the bar while a third unbuckled his belt in plain sight. It wasn't until the barkeep slipped a rope around her throat to keep her flat against the counter that she felt the tiniest spark of surprise. Even with the rope digging into her neck, she managed to force the man gripping her left arm to lunge head-first against the one gripping her right arm. They stumbled, shouting obscenities at each other for the other's incompetence, but meanwhile, Rin clasped mechanical fingers around the exposed throat of the barkeep and yanked violently, releasing her grip only when the wet tear of flesh and ligaments showered her in crimson. The rope went slack and she stood up, her cold gaze assessing the number of patrons in the bar.
In one hand she held one of her dual gold pistols, the intricate spider-web thin markings along the sides absorbing the light wherever the gold didn't reflect it. In her mechanical hand, she clasped the leather-covered handle of her bull whip. Deliberately, she paused to connect her gaze with the man that had so readily began undoing his belt.
All at once, she pulled her arm back and the whip lashed out, twisting around his neck and tightening as she retracted her arm. The splitting sound of broken bone silenced the crowd as he crumpled to his knees in front of her, no longer almost half a dozen yards away.
The barrel of her pistol pressed into his forehead hard enough to break skin. His brown eyes were wide and terrified, pain giving deep creases to the outside of his eyes and a putrid sheen of sweat to his lumpy face. He was stammering incoherently, his words muffled beneath the constant hum of vocal agony. She thought she recognized the Catholic prayer for personal forgiveness.
She pulled the trigger with a laugh and kicked his limp body backward once his skull had exploded in red and gray confetti.
"Who's next?"
Rin lit a cigarette. Blood dripped from the sharp point of her nose, staining the paper. She swung a mostly-full bottle of whiskey from between the index and middle finger of her left hand. Her raven hair fell in dense dreadlocks, matted into knots by drying blood. Fragments of bone littered through the dreadlocks glinted in the moonlight. With the match still lit, she turned around and flicked it into the wreckage of the bar. The flames roared to life, feeding on the shattered bottles of scotch and the clothes of the dead patrons she'd soaked in whiskey. She began the walk home, feeling light and rather chipper. The streets were deserted and the moon was full, she turned her face up to it and smiled at nothing in particular. On her way back to the troupe, she passed the amber-eyed stranger she'd spoken with outside of the bar, and she offered him her own crooked grin as they went their separate ways. Instead of going to her own trailer, she made her way to Jak's. As he had with her, she did not waste time knocking; instead, she simply swung the door open and let herself in.
Without bothering to observe his mood, she said, "I think we have to leave here before morning."


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With a stay at Hotel Cervol in Andorra la Vella, you'll be near ski lifts and minutes from Estadi Comunal de Aixovall and close to Church of Saint Stephen. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Fountain Circuit 2 Trail and Prat Primer via La Palomera Forest Path Trail.
Make yourself at home in one of the 92 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.
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Thank You TELUS Spark!
The last couple of weeks were very exciting for TECTERRA. We had the opportunity to partake in two events held at the TELUS Spark Science Centre in Calgary.
On November 13, we participated in TELUS Spark's Adults Only Night – Destination Mars. The event was a huge success and drew in just under 800 visitors!
The goal of the evening was to teach people more about the Red Planet and the importance of developing technology to explore the mysterious land. So, we brought along some of the state-of-the-art equipment from the TECTERRA Geomatics Lab that could be used to do just that – our ground penetrating radar systems and autonomous mobile robots, Seekur and Seekur Junior. They were a huge hit!
Also, in celebration of GIS Day on November 19, the Alberta Geomatics Group, Calgary Regional Partnership, and SAIT Polytechnic hosted a fun and educational evening event to celebrate geomatics at TELUS Spark. TECTERRA proudly sponsored the event.
More than 400 guests attended the event. As a sponsor, we had the opportunity to mingle and network with industry and non-industry guests, as well as enjoy some great exhibits, which included a giant map that received plenty of interest from children and adults alike.
TECTERRA would like to extend our sincere appreciation to everyone who helped with the planning and execution of these fabulous events. Our special thanks to TELUS Spark for being a great host!


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Dirty Dancing With Lady Luck
I have a dirty little secret. I was born in Shreveport, Louisiana.
We moved to Dallas when I was 3 years old, so I don't remember much about living there except that it was boring and it smelled really, really bad. I went back to visit when I was about 14 or so, and all I could think was, "Thank God I don't live here anymore." You see, back then there was nothing in Shreveport but that rotten-egg reek of paper mills and the inexplicable feeling that everyone there wanted to beat the crap out of me.
Now there is actually a reason to go to Shreveport. That reason is gambling. There are now about a dozen fancy-pants casinos in Shreveport that inspire thousands of hopefuls every year to make the two-and-a-half-hour trip from our beautiful metroplex east on Interstate 20 to live out their avaricious dreams. In fact, the majority of gamblers in Shreveport are Texans.
The strange thing about the casinos in Shreveport is that by law they are all on riverboats. The original intent when no-limit-stakes gambling was allowed by the Louisiana legislature in 1991 was to have the boats take excursions up and down the Red River. A nod to history and all that. Everybody liked the idea—except the gamblers. So now, these riverboats go nowhere and are even craftily designed not to look like riverboats. Outside and in, they appear to be your average casino. A little more Atlantic City than Vegas, but for us Dallasites it's always been about three things: location, location, location. And just off the exit ramp works just fine.
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The Horseshoe Casino & Hotel in Bossier City (a "suburb" of Shreveport), part of the Harrah's gambling empire, is probably the fanciest in the area. The first thing you'll notice upon entering is the "wall of money" that runs the entire length of the room—a piece of Plexiglas protecting hundreds of thousands of dollar bills. I'll bet the guy who has the job of Windexing that thing has contemplated suicide more than a few times. And if you're really lucky, you may even catch one of the hot bands that plays in the casino's theater. A friend of mine saw a Creedence Clearwater Revival cover band that she swears was even better than the original.
If you have an urge to dirty-dance with Lady Luck but the thought of driving to Shreveport doesn't ring your bells, there is another option. Oklahoma ranks fifth out of the 46 states that have casinos, with a total of 87 wagering facilities filled with about 33,000 slot machines and table games spread out in 63 cities. Southern Oklahoma is home to so many casinos and bingo parlors that they cover the state like a big multimillion-dollar rash. You can't drive more than a few miles across the border without seeing billboards for casinos of every size, shape and color. Most of these are run by Native American tribes. The Choctaw Nation operates a giant cluster of fun-filled casinos in and near Durant, Oklahoma, and to get there, all you have to do is head north for about 90 minutes on Highway 75 and look for one of those 3,000 billboards.
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High Marks: Ed Tech Deals Tick Up In Q1'17
Despite the fall-off in ed tech investment activity in 2016, two ed tech unicorns were minted last year.
Despite the fall-off in ed tech investment activity in 2016, two ed tech unicorns were minted last year.
This year, deals and dollars are on track to see their first annual declines in four years.
Ed tech activity increased for the second-consecutive quarter in Q2'16, but the year is still unlikely to match 2015 deal levels.
With 10 ed tech investors and executives weigh in on the challenges and opportunity in ed tech, which may be poised to spawn new multibillion dollar companies.
Ed tech M&A peaked in 2014, and this year has seen less than a half-dozen exits to-date. There have only been 5 VC-backed IPOs in the category since 2012.
The 130+ key players in the education tech space you need to know, including startups, investors, and exited companies.
Our market map also includes classroom management systems, and next-gen study tools like digital audiovisual flash cards.
We ranked the top VC and CVC investors in ed tech and visualized their portfolio companies. Top investors include NewSchools Venture Fund, 500 Startups, and Learn Capital.
The US share of global deals to ed tech startups declined from over 80% in 2011 to 60% in 2015.
Smart money VCs decreased their deals to ed tech startups in 2015 and their activity is on track for a further dip this year.


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Harpswell academy attracts plenty of teachers
Without advertising, Harpswell Coastal Academy attracted more than 100 unsolicited resumes from teachers for its first school year.
The school announced last week that five new individuals have joined the staff — "a talented mix of individuals who bring experience, energy and diverse offerings to the table," the school said.
Four of the five new faculty are Maine residents who are familiar with Maine Learning Results standards, Head of School John D'Anieri said.
D'Anieri said the salaries range from $36,500 to $41,800; teachers start at the same level a teacher with the same experience would within School Administrative District 75. The school will develop a professional growth plan over the next year that D'Anieri said is unlikely to work like a traditional step system.
D'Anieri, who will also co-teach language arts and humanities, said resumes started coming in before the school's charter application was approved in February.
The contract between the charter school and state was signed in May. The school is slated to open its doors to 60 students at the former West Harpswell School on Sept. 3.
One of the newly hired teachers is Carrie McColgan-Branson, who will be assistant head of school and also co-teach language arts and humanities.
A native of western Massachusetts, McColgan-Branson worked for expeditionary learning schools and at the Eagle Hill School in Hardwick, Mass. She is a graduate of Wesleyan College and completed her master's degree at Antioch University New England in Keene, N.H.
Most recently, McColgan-Branson was executive assistant to the head of school and sustainability coordinator at Waynflete School in Portland.
In her new job, she will teach read- ing and writing, serve as assistant head of school, take care of the school's business office, coordinate the school's community partnerships and oversee special education services.
She had worked with D'Anieri in the past, and conversations she had with him about Harpswell Coastal Academy captured her interest.
"I think for me, it was an opportunity to be on the ground floor of the school as the school was getting started," McColgan-Branson said. "I think it's an interesting process to be involved in and allows for us to kind of, build a culture, and what it takes to do that, that's something that's really interested me."
Harpswell Coastal Academy appealed to her because she said it is "looking for ways to really support children who are looking for different ways to learn and maybe just want something different than a traditional classroom setting."
From the people she's met and conversations she's had, "The school is really coming from the community, and the group responsible for getting it founded are Harpswell residents and really connected to the community."
Angelina Simmons will be the media studies teacher and a one-on-one special educator.
A Boothbay native, Simmons lives on Great Island with her husband and daughter, and has lived in Harpswell for 16 years.
She comes from Woodside Elementary School in School Administrative District 75, where she worked as a special education technician providing one-on-one support to students.
Simmons said she had been watching the progress of the school and its charter application because she was interested in sending her daughter to Harpswell Coastal Academy.
Her daughter will be attending the school, as will one of the students she supports as a special ed tech, "so I'm sort of happily following him. And I'm also really excited to have the opportunity to work with older children" of middle school and high school age, she said.
Simmons recently received a bachelor's degree in communication from the University of Southern Maine.
"I think it's important for students to learn, for example, what makes good news; how to find reliable resources, when they watch a television show, what message is that show sending to them and how is it reflecting their culture. I want them to think about what they watch and see," Simmons said.
"The kids are really going to be working in the community with community partners and getting to go out and do things and I think there's a certain level of pride that comes with that, along with the unique skills that can come from learning about the world around them in a very real context; not just sitting in a classroom behind a computer."
Joining as math teacher is Byron Malcom, who taught math for the last five years at Mt. Ararat High School.
A native of the Greater Boston area, he graduated from St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y., where he earned a master's degree in education. A certified Cross- Fit instructor and nutrition coach, he will also serve as the wellness coordinator. He lives in Bowdoin with his wife and daughter.
Malcom said his five years teaching at Mt. Ararat have been a great experience, but said the education in public school works great for some and not for others. The current education system has been in place for many years and is an outdated system, he said, so this will be taking a "different approach to education, revamping it, doing what's best for the kids and personalizing it for the kids."
The teachers will have students all through grades six to 12 so "We'll know them quite well, their learning style, what works and what doesn't, so I think we'll be able to do things in a way that we can't in a public school."
A board member of Harpswell Coastal Academy passed his name on to D'Anieri, who called him and through their initial conversations, Malcom said he liked the idea of taking a different approach to education, and felt that D'Anieri had a great vision and good ideas backing that vision.
Teachers work very hard the first two or three years in a new position, which he'd done and set himself up nicely at Mt. Ararat and yes, to jump into this new startup venture that will initially be short staffed and the staff working very hard, is daunting, he said, "but I think exciting to be part of something new. It's going to outweigh all those other factors."
Malcom added that when he was in high school, "I would have done better at a school like this," Malcom said. The students and teachers will be outside as much as possible, in the woods, on the flats, which appeals to an "outdoorsy person."
Micah Depper has been appointed as the science teacher. He recently completed a master's degree in environmental studies and earned his teacher certification at Antioch University New England. Depper taught the last two years as an intern at Four Rivers Public Charter School in Greenfield, Mass., an expeditionary learning school of similar size and structure to the new Harpswell school.
A native of Bend, Ore., he attended Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Ore., then worked as a research scientist. He and his partner will reside in Harpswell.
Trevor Slater, a one-on-one special educator, worked in the alternative and therapeutic education at schools in Camden, Portland and Mt. Ararat High School.
He grew up in Massachusetts, graduated from Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass., and worked in outdoor education for several years.
Slater will lead the design and adaptation of HCA's project and place-based curriculum for special needs students. He lives in Brunswick with his wife and two children.
McColgan-Branson said, "I'm excited to have flexibility and have freedom to pull this together in a way that will really work for our kids. Our charter lays out a very clear plan for what we will be doing," and the school and staff will work closely with the Department of Education through that process.
"It is nice to know that we can design things following our charter in a way that is not following the traditional school model," she said.
Harpswell Coastal Academy will have the same school calendar as SAD 75, and is still in negotiations with the town of Harpswell to lease the former West Harpswell School.
D'Anieri said the school's conversations with SAD 75 Superintendent Brad Smith "have been just excellent from day one, and it is really gratifying to have colleagues who are so focused on doing the right thing for kids."
The school will offer Maine state system retirement benefits and teachers currently in the Maine teaching system have portability of their pension plan. While not available this year, teachers will have the option of unionizing in the future.
Of the school's recruitment of teachers, D'Anieri said, "We wanted to make sure that teaching in a public charter school was competitive and financially attractive to the best teachers in Maine, and we could not make that happen if we do what many charter schools do and pay lower wages than traditional schools."
"One of the really gratifying things about this is the extraordinary, not just in numbers but in quality, teachers that threw their hats in the ring for this," D'Anieri said.
¦ THE CONTRACT between Harpswell Coastal Academy and state was signed in May. The school is slated to open its doors to 60 students at the former West Harpswell School on Sept. 3.


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Softball: Cedar Grove Panthers plan to play the underdog role this season
In few sports can a single player dominate as much as the pitcher can in softball.
Unlike in baseball, where rest is given between starts, or football, where the quarterback is helpless without an offensive line, in softball if a pitcher throws hard and accurate they are almost guaranteed success every single game.
This means that teams without a defined ace, like the Cedar Grove Panthers this season, are always climbing an uphill battle when in the field.
"They are underdogs. There's no question," Head Coach Ray Vander May said. "Nobody will believe they are going to have a good year because of the loss of the pitcher."
Last season it was Gabby Castelli in the circle for the Panthers, but with the graduation of the workhorse Cedar Grove is now looking at four underclassmen to fill the void.
At Monday's practice Vander May said sophomore Gianna Capobianco, along with freshmen Sabrina Pereira, Alyssa Mega and Rianna Marinelli have all shown potential so far.
Capobianco has looked the best so far the coach said, but Pereira has been impressive considering she has never pitched competitively before.
"This is a rebuilding year for us, we lost three very good seniors," Vander May said.
"As much as I think we have a very good defense that we can put out there, I think again the pitching is going to be the big question mark."
To account for the lack of pitching experience, the Panthers have worked on run support this spring, even as they are stuck in the gym for many practices due to the winter conditions outside.
Last spring the squad focused on a new defensive system and didn't really work too much on batting. This season the varying emphasis on those two skills has flipped.
"We're going to have to get a few more runs that we might normally have to get, and we're going to have to play very good defense," Vander May said.
With so many questions surrounding the mound, the senior captains for the Panthers are embracing the underdog role.
"I actually think we are the underdogs this year, which is kind of cool because we are always usually the ones like, 'Oh this team's going to win.' You have so much expectations. This year no one knows what we are going to do, so we can surprise a lot of people," shortstop Daniela Marinaro said.
"It's less pressure, but it's also more exciting because we kind of have the games in our own hands now."
Fellow captain Brooke Adams, an outfielder, has been impressed with the freshmen class and how they have performed in the early season scrimmages.
"Us being underdogs, I feel like that gives us more competition and makes us want to drive even harder than last year," she said.
While such a young team can make it difficult to win early, it also gives coaches a chance to do what they love: teach.
"This is what I really, really like. Is that we have a big challenge ahead of us, but that's what I like," Vander May said.
"It's all about teaching the skills of the sport."
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Experts Tell Which Video Innovations Are for Real
New video surveillance products and solutions are often touted as having a game-changing influence on the market, leaving security integrators and end users to sort out fact from fiction. SSI queried industry experts to highlight several technologies whose time really has come.
By Rodney Bosch · August 31, 2010
Digitalization and the New Frontier
According to a recent IMS Research forecast, the network video surveillance market grew by more than 18 percent in 2009, while analog sales slipped by more than 5 percent. Various factors, not the least of which is the recovery from the global recession, are affecting the pace at which the migration to IP-based solutions is transpiring. Still, there is no argument that networked solutions have opened vast opportunities for installing security contractors to meet end-user needs in new and compelling ways.
"What the digitalization of the cameras and digital video management has done is basically decouple the software from the hardware," Fullerton says.
The significance of that "decoupling" Fullerton explains, is that it enables a best of breed solution. Now systems integrators can mix and match among vendors when designing a solution for a customer.
"End users now get out from what I refer to as 'proprietary jail.' The old technology would lock you into that one vendor for the life of your solution," Fullerton says. "At the end of the lifespan you would have to do a forklift upgrade, which means a write-off of most of what you bought and buying new."
Digitalization has also ushered in the era of future-proofing.
"From hardware to software, you can download the newest revisions or the latest feature sets without having to replace an entire box or get up on a ladder and take the camera down," says Jeff Stout, network solutions manager, Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution.
Innovations in digital video surveillance allow system obsolescence - or the prevention thereof - to be a convincing component of a sales pitch, Stout says. "The fact that we can update these devices makes it very appealing to end users. That is something you have to sell - the ability to future-proof a system," he says.
The greatly increased resolution offered by megapixel and HD cameras, as well as the HDcctv specification, is providing integrators newfound firepower during sales conversations as well. Increasingly, end users have come to expect nothing less than viewing high definition images in their personal lives. And therefore, Jones says, it's only natural their workplace expectations for quality video surveillance will be equally demanding.
"So many people today have HD-quality televisions and they watch television in high definition," Jones says. "These same expectations are transferring into IP video surveillance."
Where once traditional analog video often suffered from poor quality playback on standard DVRs, now customers are able to take advantage of HD images that offer security as well as operational benefits. On a sales call, don't lose sight of the fact that HD images in fact provide user efficiencies that were not technologically possible with standard analog video.
"If I'm a dealer I am going to bring in a clip of video from a traditional analog system and a megapixel system and I am going to let the customer see the difference between the two," Stout says.
Rodney Bosch is Managing Editor for SSI. He can be reached at (310) 533-2426 of [email protected].
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Discretization and convergence
I have a model where the turbine blades are cooled internally. The discretization to NS equation was first performed with 1st order upwind for momentum, energy and viscous model chosen (k-w SST) and standard for pressure. The solution converged with residual set to 1e-4 for all except 1e-6 for energy. I also have mass avrged pressure, velocity and temperature monitors at outlet.
After the solution converged (just with residual criteria, surface monitors are still varying), to get more accurate results, I switched to Second order upwind for all except pressure which was left as standard and reducing the relaxation factors. this time monitoring both residuals and surface monitors. I ran the simulation for a while with 'none' as convergence criteria.
I have a couple of questions:
Firstly, I plotted the residuals and surface monitors. In the velocity monitor, the velocity has almost stabilized, but there exists a few wiggles (extremely minor oscillations). Can I consider the solution to be converged (all other monitors are flat, and converged) ? Is this expected for the discretization method chosen? Also, the residual for energy did not satisfy the 1e-6 mark, can i still say the solution is converged? (I have added a few pics for the grid and convergence history)
Secondly, Could doing this help? ->
Instead of changing the discretization to 2nd order upwind, I first change it to Power law from 1st order upwind. As far as i remember , power law is 1st order accurate but it is way less diffusive and it seems quite similar to hybrid differencing scheme. Is the solution obtained here good enough?
After I switch to power law, I come back to 2nd order, which is a higher order scheme. Could this reduce the wiggles, or help me approach a converged solution? I thought of going for QUICK, but i have a lot of tet meshes.
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The solver is Steady state -SIMPLE scheme for the staggered grid. The model has no significant curvature , nor high values of natural convection.
Grid is Hybrid with hex core and tetra around. Have a prism boundary layer at the airfoil surface. Entire meshed domain is fluid. Grid is conformal.
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The Wayne State University School of Medicine (WSUSOM) currently hosts an enrollment of more than 1,000 medical students in undergraduate medical education, master's degree, Ph.D., and M.D.-Ph.D. programs and courses encompass 14 areas of basic science. WSUSOM traces its roots through four predecessor institutions since its founding in 1868. According to U.S. News ranking, the school ranks 69th in its Research activities, and 85th in primary care.[1]
The Detroit College of Medicine was founded in 1868 in a building on Woodward Avenue. The Michigan College of Medicine was incorporated in 1879 and offered classes in the former Hotel Hesse at the intersection of Gratiot Avenue, Madison Avenue and St. Antoine Street. In 1885, the two schools merged to form the Detroit College of Medicine and occupied the former Michigan College of Medicine building. The college was reorganized and refinanced as the Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery in 1913, and five-years later, came under control of the Detroit Board of Education. In 1933, the Board of Education joined the Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery with the colleges of Liberal Arts, Education, Engineering, Pharmacy, and the Graduate School to form an institution of higher education called the Colleges of the City of Detroit. This was renamed Wayne University in 1934 and became a state-chartered institution, Wayne State University, in 1956.[2] The dean is Dr. Jack Sobel [3]
- 1 Overview
- 2 Community Care
- 3 Curriculum
- 4 Degree Programs
- 5 Student Led Efforts: Clinics/Student Government/Committee Representation/Student Organizations
- 6 Rankings
- 7 Notable alumni
- 8 Notable faculty
- 9 References
- 10 External links
The School of Medicine's mission is to provide first-rate medical education while leading the field through research and patient care. The faculty consists of over 2,000 physicians, many who are members of the Wayne State University Physician Group, and provide care at eleven affiliated hospitals, clinics and training sites throughout the area.
Although the school's faculty offer expertise in virtually all medical fields, the institution's areas of research emphasis include cancer, women's and children's health, neuroscience and population studies. Many are academic leaders at national and international levels in editorial roles. Research highlights in these areas include:
Professors at the school provided the "first evidence that glucose is a major stimulant on insulin secretion and, while and increase in the concentration of blood glucose stimulates the secretion of insulin, a decrease inhibits it and, in addition, stimulates the secretion of a blood-sugar raising factor (glucagon) by the pancreas. Subsequent experiments contributed substantially to the establishment of glucagon as a "second pancreatic hormone."[4]
The first successful open heart surgery was performed at the Detroit Medical Center by Wayne State University physician Dr. Forest Dodrill on patient Henry Opitek. He used a machine developed by himself and researchers at General Motors, the Dodrill-GMR, considered to be the first operational mechanical heart used while performing open heart surgery.[5][6][7]
Wayne State University School of Medicine is the academic affiliate of the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute, one of 26 NCI-designated Cancer Centers in the United States. WSUSOM researchers, in conjunction with Karmanos Cancer Institute, oversee more than 400 clinical trials, participate in a national program to collect and study cancer data for future research and provide about half of all national statistics on cancer in African Americans. The first drug approved for the treatment of AIDS and HIV infection, Zidovudine was synthesized here. WSUSOM and Karmanos furthered their partnership in 2009, signing an agreement to establish a new academic department at the school for Karmanos researchers and expand their already successful research and teaching partnership.
Wayne State University School of Medicine, along with Michigan State University's College of Osteopathic Medicine, is affiliated for undergraduate and graduate medical education with the hospitals of the Detroit Medical Center, and Henry Ford Health System.[8] Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak is no longer affiliated with WSUSOM as the health system is now affiliated with Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. The Detroit Medical Center includes the Children's Hospital of Michigan, the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, Detroit Receiving Hospital, Harper University Hospital, Hutzel Women's Hospital, Sinai-Grace Hospital, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital and the DMC Surgery Hospital. Primary affiliates within the HFHS are Henry Ford Hospital, Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, and Henry Ford Kingswood Hospital, a comprehensive psychiatric facility. Detroit Receiving Hospital and Henry Ford Hospital are Level 1 Trauma Centers, Children's Hospital of Michigan is a Pediatric Level 1 Trauma Center. Additionally, it coordinates teaching experiences for students and residents with 14 community hospitals through the Southeast Michigan Center for Medical Education.
Community Care[edit]
The school's ties to the community are very strong. WSU has a stated mission to improve the overall health of the community. As part of this mission, the School has established with the help of a $6 million NIH grant the Center for Urban & African-American Health to seek new ways to redress health disparities by identifying preventive strategies and therapeutic approaches to chronic diseases that plague this population, namely obesity, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
Perhaps the most significant contribution the School provides to the community is care to area residents who are under- or uninsured. Along with the Detroit Medical Center, WSU faculty physicians provide an average of $150 million in uncompensated care annually.
WSU sponsors a number of community-service and health-awareness programs in southeastern Michigan, including mental-health screenings, Diabetes Day, the Community Health Child Immunization Project, the Detroit Cardiovascular Coalition and Brain Awareness Week. In addition to faculty-sponsored programs, WSU medical students are among the most active in the country for community outreach. The medical students, with supervision, regularly provide free medical care for homeless and unemployed patients at Detroit's Cass Clinic. Student-sponsored outreach programs also include Senior Citizen Outreach Project, Adolescent Substance abuse Prevention Program and Teen Pregnancy Education Program.
Year One[edit]
- Gross Anatomy with Lab
- Histology
- Embryology
- Biochemistry
- Physiology
- Neurosciences
- Clinical Nutrition
- Genetics
- Clinical Medicine I
- Translational Medicine
Year Two[edit]
- Immunology and Microbiology
- Pharmacology
- Psychiatry
- Pathophysiology
- Ultrasound
- Clinical Medicine II
- Translational Medicine
- Passing of the USMLE Step 1 examination
Year Three[edit]
- Pediatrics - 8 weeks
- Internal Medicine - 8 weeks
- Surgery - 8 weeks
- Obstetrics and Gynecology - 8 weeks
- Neurology - 4 weeks
- Psychiatry - 4 weeks
- Family Medicine - 4 weeks
- Continuity of Care Clerkship - 1/2 day per week for 24 weeks
- Elective - 4 weeks
Year Four[edit]
- Emergency Medicine - 1 month
- Sub-internship - 1 month
- Six Electives - 1 month each
- Passing of the USMLE Step 2 CK and CS examinations
Co-Curricular Program[edit]
- Medical and Political Action in the Community [1]
- Medical Education Evaluation Committee [2]
- Humanistic Medicine (HuMed) [3]
- Fabric of Society [4]
Degree Programs[edit]
Wayne State University School of Medicine offers many graduate programs including an MD/PhD program, ten Doctor of Philosophy programs, eight Master of Science programs, and three Certification programs. It also offers a post-baccalaureate program for pre-medical students that meet its 6 eligibility criteria. As stated on the diversity and inclusion website,"The overall goal of the Post Baccalaureate Program is to increase diversity in the health professions by increasing the number of physicians from underrepresented and disadvantaged backgrounds. [5]
PhD Programs: Anatomy and Cell Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Cancer Biology, Immunology and Microbiology, Medical Physics, Molecular Medicine and Genetics in the Center for Molecular Medicine and Genetics (CMMG), Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology, and Translational Neuroscience.
Master of Science Programs: Basic Medical Science, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Genetic Counseling, Medical Research, MPH Degree with Concentration in Public Health Practice, Physiology, Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences, and Radiological Physics.
Certification Programs: Graduate Certificate in Clinical & Translational Science, Graduate Certificate in Global Pediatric Health, and a Graduate Certificate in Public Health Practice.
Student Led Efforts: Clinics/Student Government/Committee Representation/Student Organizations[edit]
Student Senate:
Medical students are elected to serve 4 year terms as student representatives for the following administrative committees
Student Run Clinics:
Wayne State University has a wealth of clinics that pre-clinical students are able to take leadership roles in and volunteer at.
Wayne State University School of Medicine is ranked #63 [6] in the 2015 edition of the U.S. News & World Report research rankings.
Notable alumni[edit]
- Lawrence "Larry" Brilliant, Physician, epidemiologist, technologist, author, and philanthropist. The former director of Google's philanthropic arm Google.org
- Craig A. Spencer, Class of 2008, EM physician at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia Hospital, fourth person diagnosed with ebola in the U.S. after serving with Doctors Without Borders in West Africa.
- Phyllis Harrison-Ross, psychiatrist working with developmentally disabled and mentally ill children [9]
- Ron Krome, first editor-in-chief Annals of Emergency Medicine and former president of American College of Emergency Physicians[10]
- Joe Schwarz, former U.S. Representative for Michigan's 7th congressional district.
- Robert R. Simon, founder and chairman of International Medical Corps
Notable faculty[edit]
- David Gorski, associate professor of surgery, blogger on alternative medicine and pseudoscience
- John S. Meyer, M.D., founding professor and Chairman of Neurology in 1957
- Margo Cohen, former professor and head of Endocrinology and Metabolism; later the founder of Exocell.
- Gabriel Steiner, former professor of neurology and neuropathology, known for his research of multiple sclerosis.
- ^ "Best Medical Schools - Research Rankings - Top Medical Schools for Research - US News Best Graduate Schools". rankingsandreviews.com.
- ^ "Historical Timeline". Wayne State University. Retrieved 2013-03-08.
- ^ http://deansoffice.med.wayne.edu/biography.php. Retrieved 13 November 2014. Missing or empty
- ^ "Piero P. Foà". Dante Alighieri Society—Michigan Chapter. Retrieved 2013-03-08.
- ^ American Heart Association (22 October 2002). "The Mechanical Heart celebrates 50 lifesaving years" (Press release). Charitywire.com. Retrieved 2013-03-08.
- ^ "50th Anniversary of First Open Heart Surgery" (Press release). Wayne State University. Retrieved 2013-03-08.
- ^ Stephenson, Larry W; Arbulu Agustin; Bassett Joseph S; Silbergleit Allen; Hughes Calvin H (July 2002). "The Michigan Heart: the world's first successful open heart operation? Part I". Journal of Cardiac Surgery. 17 (3). Wiley Periodicals, Inc. pp. 238–46; discussion 258–9. doi:10.1111/j.1540-8191.2002.tb01209.x. ISSN 1540-8191. PMID 12489911. Retrieved 2013-03-08.
- ^ "Medical Education". Henryford.com. Retrieved 13 November 2014.
- ^ Wayne, Tiffany K. (2011). American women of science since 1900. Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO. pp. 490–491. ISBN 9781598841589.
- ^ "ACEP Mourns Loss of EM Pioneer « The Central Line". Thecentralline.org. Retrieved 13 November 2014.
External links[edit]
- Med.wayne.edu: Wayne State University School Of Medicine−SOM website
- Med.wayne.edu: Admissions
- Med.wayne.edu: Application Process
- Med.wayne.edu: Selection Process
- Med.wayne.edu: Entering Class of 2007 Admission Statistics
- Pilot Study of Comprehensive Ultrasound Education at the Wayne State University School of Medicine
- Wayne State University website


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Dear All, I have the great pleasure to announce that a *very* pre-alpha release of my re-working of the Ajax and CForms blocks for Dojo 1.1.1 has been committed to : BRANCH_2_1_X-dojo1_1. Although there are no circumstances whatever in which you should use this for production (!!!!), you are heavily encouraged to check it out so that you may see the direction I hope cforms is going, criticise, contribute fixes, discuss changes, help document etc. etc. You will find that a lot works already. You will find lots of bugs, specially I hope, ones that I have not found. You will find an enormous number of 'TODO:'s in the code. You will find design notes for un-implemented widgets if you want a go yourself. Lots and lots of stuff to do. If you have any questions, suggestions, fixes, contributions etc. I would be really grateful if we could discuss them on the Dev list. The scope of our Dojo Widgets, the APIs they are written to and the way they work has changed dramatically since Dojo 0.4.3, so please take your time to aquatint yourself with the code. Apart from all of the bugs and omissions, the move to Dojo 1.1.1 is very transitory, Dojo 1.2 is expected out very soon. I do not know yet how it will effect what is done so far (that's what I am looking at next) but I know it is supposed to contain fixes for a few things that we want, that don't work in Dojo 1.1.1. So please have a look, and provide feedback. Many thanks regards Jeremy
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The detective novel The Cuckoo's Calling by so called Scottish author Robert Galbraith debuted on the book shelves without too many people noticing. After months of obscurity, The Cuckoo's Calling leaped to bestseller lists. Robert Galbraith wasn't some nobody at all. He was none other than blockbuster author J.K. Rowling.
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Why won't they just shut it for once? What is their problem? Do they not see how serious this is?
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This was just too much. He'd never done anything like this before and had no idea how to solve any of the problems they were confronted with. The Mist wanted him dead, him and Emerald both. How could he be sure it wouldn't just kill them both when it got the chance? And what about the others? What had it done with them? Would it really release them if he gave himself up, or was this just a trick to fool him into getting himself killed? He couldn't trust it to keep it's word.
But, then again, who could he trust? He barely knew Emerald, and he knew she was keeping secrets from him still. Arrow had absolutely no idea what was going on, and probably thought he was losing his mind. Kamika... what was it she had said before? He couldn't remember, nor was he able to try in the chaotic mess that his thoughts had become.
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I-30 approval is followed by I-485 but requires the availability of current visa no.In that particular time frame since i am already in US can i continue staying in any legal capacity and work till my Visa no is current in family preference cat F-4? OR My parents(over 80 years age) Green card can help me in some capacity? I am married, over 25 years age and having 2 kids minors.Me and my wife holds Masters Degree's
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No, having a sibling's petition in process does not confer a right to remain in the US during the at least 10 years that it will be pending . Since you and your wife possess Master's degrees you could find an employer willing to sponsor your for a professional worker 's visa (H-1B) on April 1, with a start date of Oct 1, 2014 (not possible before, as all H-1B numbers are exhausted until the beginning of the government 's new fiscal year which begins October 1st.)
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You can't stay while you wait for the visa to become available. However, since you are here, use your time in the US to get a job offer and perhaps you can come back on an H1B in 2014. May be worth exploring other visa categories as well as H cap exempt possibilities with an attorney before you leave.
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So I would like to know why AJ is rejecting vocal tracks? And at the same time I read some comments about Timmcmorris's items that they are filling some void here. In fact they are creating this void intentionally.
All my vocal tracks were rejected from music section and at the same time some of them approved lately at the TRAX section. !!!
Today I received this ridiculous rejection by ADG3studios of one of my new songs with vocals. Here is the reason of rejection:
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Nice effort Biala, but this track isn't going to provide enough general usability for commercial application setting, so we can't approve it.
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So why my tracks are not usable but at the same time Tim Mcmorris is selling his vocal tracks? Why they don't give me a chance to compete for buyers attention???
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Hey, Biala, not bad song! i think, it was rejected cause of accent and not good vocal note. Write to Tim, i think it can be popular song if he will sing there..:))
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If the sound or the song is bad I would understand the rejection – but that is not the case.
I'm not kidding..Your song will be better with bright corporate voice..Maybe something bad with text also, my english is not very good to say it for sure..
I think its a great song! But I agree with plastic, I think the only reason it got rejected was because your accent is a bit strong and its not easy to hear the lyrics. (I don't think your accent is bad at all though!) Personally I don't think it should have been rejected but maybe there was some other reasons.
@Biala: Nobody likes to have a file rejected, and reviewers don't reject without valid reasons, but if you do get a rejection and you are not sure why, the appropriate course of action would be to raise a support ticket which will be assigned to the reviewer in question.
It does not seem very professional to paste a reviewers rejection note onto the forums like this and say that it is "ridiculous", and I don't see the value in asking for opinions on the reason given for rejection, the best people to give advice on this are the reviewers.
I completely agree with Plastic 3 about the accent. Im not a native english speaker and for me was hard to understand.
In the other hand, I think you should follow Slat´s advice.. take this as an oportunity to improve yourself as musician, singer and producer.
I can not say anything about accent, (I do not know English). As for the sound track, I think, most people would not have the courage to publish such a mix. Therefore, most reviewers would not be encouraged to take this track. I think that there were no problems, you only need to send work to a more traditional commercial sound, for commercial library to accept your work. Is my opinion.
P.S. I think, ADG3studios – the most benevolent reviewer. He always explains in detail the reasons for refusal, (yes, my files are also reject too). If Adrien did not accept the file, it means that there are reasons for this.
P.S.S. Nikin, Slats, no offense, you too good reviewers. =)).


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