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GA-Z270X-Ultra Gaming Intel Z270 (Socket 1151) DDR4 ATX Motherboard *BULK*
- Skylake/Kabylake
- 3x PCIEx16
- 3x PCIEx1
- 1x M.2
- 1x U.2
- 2x SATA Express
- 6x SATA 6Gb/s
- 1x USB TypeC
- 1x USB3.1
- 8x USB3.0
- 6x USB2.0
- SLI/Crossfire
- Intel LAN
Stock Code: MB-54N-GI
MPN: GA-Z270X-Ultra Gaming
Manufacturer: Gigabyte
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GA-Z270X-Ultra Gaming Intel Z270 (Socket 1151) DDR4 ATX Motherboard *BULK*Z270 Motherboard (ATX) for Gamers, with 3× PCIe 3.0 x16 (x16/x8/x4), 2× USB 3.1 (1x Type A & 1x Type C), 1× M.2 (PCIe 3.0 x4) & 1× U.2 (PCIe 3.0 x4), 8× USB 3.0 + 6x SATA 6G, Gigabyte's FUSION RGB-LEDs The Gigabyte Z270X-Ultra Gaming is an ATX motherboard utilising Intel's Z270 chipset for Intel processors from the 6th ("Skylake") and 7th ("Kaby Lake") generations on socket LGA 1151. The chipsets from the 200 series, known as "Union Point", come with up to 24 PCIe Express 3.0 lanes and bring more overall HSIO lanes (High Speed I/O) as well, thereby enabling more internal connections (such as SATA or PCIe slots) to be used simultaneously. As a Z270 motherboard, the GIGABYTE AORUS GA-Z270X-Gaming 7 enables overclocking of K-series CPUs, which offer completely unlocked multipliers.
The Features of the Gigabyte Z270X-Ultra Gaming - An Overview:
- 3× PCIe (3.0) x16 (16/8/4) & 3× PCIe (3.0) x1
- 2× USB 3.1 (Type A & Type C) / 8× USB 3.0
- 1× M.2 (PCIe 3.0 x4) / 1× U.2 (PCIe 3.0 x4) / 6× SATA 6G
- Supports up to 64 GB DDR4-RAM at 2.400 MHz
- FUSION RGB-LED Lighting
- CPU Overclocking via Multiplier & Baseclock
The Gigabyte Z270X-Ultra Gaming in DetailThe Gigabyte Z270X-Ultra Gaming is a very well-equipped ATX-Mainboard with Intels Z270 chipset for Intel's processors of the 6000- and 7000 series. This black-themed board comes with three PCIe x16 slots, of which one is connected via a full 16 lanes to the chipset, while the other PCIe x16 slots are connected electrically with four i.e eight data links. For I/O options and expansion cards the board provides three further PCIe x1 slots as well as support for NVIDIA's SLI and AMD's CrossFireX technologies.
The motherboard provides DDR4 RAM compatibility over 4 DIMM slots in ultra-fast dual-channel mode. The memory banks take up to 64 GB RAM and, depending on the processor installed, supports memory clocks of either 2.133 MHz (with Skylake CPUs) or 2.400 MHz (with Kaby Lake CPUs). One of the unique features of the Gigabyte Z270X-Ultra Gaming is the Fusion RGB-LED lighting.
In order to connect the very fastest data storage devices, the board comes with an M.2 slot for extreme NVMe M.2 SSDs as well as six SATA 6G ports for 3,5" or 2,5" hard drives and SSDs (including RAID support). The M.2 ports are connected via four PCIe lanes on the 3.0 standard to the chipset and, in combination with the NVMe protocol, enable a data transfer rate of almost 4 GB/s. This allows M.2 PCIe SSDs to function up to eight times faster than SATA 6G SSDs!
The motherboard's I/O panel offers a new kind of USB port, USB Type C, which is particularly thin and is finally able to be plugged in both ways. Besides the Type C port the motherboard also provides a backwards compatible USB 3.1 Type A port. USB 3.1 ports, with their maximum throughput at 10 GBit/s, twice as fast as previous USB 3.0 ports! As far as input devices and other gaming peripherals are concerned, the I/O panel also offers four USB 3.0 ports.
If no graphics card is present, the integrated GPU on the Skylake or Kaby Lake CPU allows for monitors to be connected directly to the rear of the motherboard - HDMI and DVI are available. Internally the motherboard offers - among other functions - two USB 3.0- and USB 2.0 headers, a TMP header, four 4- pin headers for PWM fans as well as XMP support and an array of overclocking features.
Technical Details:
- Format: ATX
- Chipset: Intel Z270 ("Union Point")
Socket: 1151 for 6th and 7th generation Intel CPUs ("Skylake"/"Kaby Lake")
- RAM: 4× DDR4 (Skylake: DDR4-2.133, Kaby Lake: DDR4-2.400)
- Slots (physical):
1× PCIe 3.0 x16
1× PCIe 3.0 x16 (electrical x8)
1× PCIe 3.0 x16 (electrical x4)
Compatible multi-VGA configurations: 2-Way SLI (Quad-GPU), 3-Way CrossFireX (Quad-GPU)
3× PCIe 3.0 x1
- Internal Connectors:
6× SATA 6G (x4 support SATA Express)
2× SATA Express (occupies 4x SATA 6G)
1× U.2 (PCIe 3.0 x4)
1× M.2 (PCIe 3.0 x4)
4× USB 3.0 (two headers)
4× USB 2.0 (two headers)
1× RGB LED Strip Header
4× Fans (4-Pin PWM)
1× TPM Header
- External Connectors:
1× PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse
2× USB 3.1 (1× Type A and 1× Type C)
1× Gigabit LAN (Intel I219-V)
1× HDMI 1.4b
1× S/PDIF (optical)
5× Audio (7.1 Realtek ALC1220)
- Power Supply:
1× 24-Pin EATX
1× 8-Pin ATX 12V
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Upgraded from an FX 8350 and 16gb ddr3 to the GA-Z270X and i7 7700k and 16gb 2600mhz ddr4. Both machines still used my G1 GTX 970. The i7 7700 however is way smoother in the sims i run which are race sims, Pcars 2 and all the other well known sims. This m
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This paper presents a bidirectional wireless swimming microrobot that has been developed, analyzed, and experimentally tested. The robot is developed based on fin beating propulsion, using giant magnetostrictive films for head and tail fins. An innovative drive approach, using separate second order resonance frequencies of the head and tail fins to generate forward and backward thrusts, is proposed and implemented on a bidirectional swimming microrobot prototype. Dynamic model of the proposed microrobot has been derived based on theoretical analysis. Simulation and experimental results have demonstrated the feasibility of the proposed drive approach and design. The developed swimming microrobot features a low driving frequency, low power consumption, and a large range of swimming speed in both the forward and backward directions.
Mean propulsive force varies with driving frequency
Mean swimming speed varies with driving frequency
Velocity varies with second order resonance frequency
Bidirectional drive speed versus driving frequency for three different strengths of magnetic field
Swimming efficiency of robot versus excitation frequencies
Experimental setup: (a) the overall setup and (b) the schematic
Experiment results of the swimming robot prototype
A swimming microrobot prototype and test setup: (a) prototype and (b) test setup
Stress analysis of a GMF fin and its equivalent moment
Motion and propulsive force analysis of a fin
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Water conditioning and system protection specialist Spirotech has strengthened its UK team with the appointment of Fran Smith as merchant support representative.
Marcus Maher has been appointed as area sales manager at Hamilton.
Hamilton has appointed Marcus Maher as its new area sales manager.
Expanding SCA Timber Supply has made a number of new senior appointments over the summer.
Liz Brown has joined Duravit as sales and marketing support executive.
Liz Brown has been appointed as sales and marketing support executive at Duravit.
Tom Zarb from De Montfort University will be spending a year with Pochin as part of his degree.
Business and marketing student, Tom Zarb, has joined Pochin, the East Midlands plumbing and heating trade supplier and bathroom retailer.
Ken Munro has been appointed as director of strategic development and sales at Superglass Holdings.
Superglass Holdings has appointed Ken Munro as director of strategic development and sales.
Janine Scarff has been appointed as painting and decorating representative for the Colchester, Sudbury and Braintree areas.
Janine Scarff has joined Kent Blaxill as painting and decorating representative for the Colchester, Sudbury and Braintree areas.
bcg has welcomed Darran Rickards as its new managing director.
Mark Bradley, Stelrad's new business development manager.
Mark Bradley has joined radiator manufacturer Stelrad as the company's new business development manager for Yorkshire.
Pete Murphy has been appointed as managing director designate at Isuzu Truck (UK).
Isuzu Motors has announced the successor to Nikki King as managing director of Isuzu Truck (UK).
iflo has appointed Steve MacDavid as merchant own brand director to propel awareness through his extensive knowledge of building brands within competitive markets.
Howard Luft, managing director of CCF, has been appointed to the board of the Association of Interior Specialists.
Howard Luft, managing director of CCF, has been appointed to the board of the Association of Interior Specialists (AIS).
Tony Greavett, group property and development director at Ridgeons, has retired after more than 40 years with the group.
Sika has appointed Mike Waller and Karen Campbell as area sales managers.
Sika has appointed Mike Waller as the new area sales manager for North London, Essex, Suffolk, Norwich, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire and Karen Campbell as area sales manager for Scotland, Cumbria and Northumberland.
Acheson & Glover (A&G), manufacturer of premium hard landscaping and pre-cast concrete products, has recently made two additional appointments to its Great Britain (GB) sales team.
Precision Timber Handrails (PTH), the bespoke handrail and woodwork service from UK firm Clive Durose, has appointed Jenna Denson to head up its expanding operation.
Chris Blantern, 54, is the new chairman of the Prefabricated Access Suppliers' And Manufacturers' Association (PASMA), the trade body representing the mobile access tower industry.
TrustMark has announced two new board directors – Sarah Harrison of Ofgem and Steve Hodgson of the Property Care Association (PCA) - both bringing extensive consumer and industry experience to the governance and board of TrustMark.
Koert Munnik, commercial director at Reliance Water Controls.
Reliance Water Controls has been expanding its commercial force during recent months, with the addition of 12 new team members.
Lee Newman will be joining Pipe Center and Climate Center as managing director in September 2013.
Lee Newman has been appointed as managing director of Pipe Center and Climate Center, the specialist HVAC business unit of Wolseley UK.
Quinn Radiators has appointed a new product manager for design, as it seeks to introduce new products and services to the designer radiator market.
Iain Bell has been appointed as trading director at Ridgeons.
Ridgeons has appointed Iain Bell as the group's new trading director. Previously with the John Lewis Partnership, Mr Bell brings a wealth of trading experience to the company.
Travis Perkins has announced that Geoff Cooper, its chief executive officer since 2005, will be retiring as a director and full time employee on 6 March 2014 and will be stepping down as chief executive officer on 1 January 2014. He will be succeeded from that date by the current deputy chief executive, John Carter.
The doubling in size of SCA Timber Supply UK's business in the coming months has resulted in a restructure of the company's senior management team.
Trianco has strengthened its sales team with a number of sales agent appointments nationwide.
Hansgrohe has announced two key appointments: Mandip Shanker has joined the marketing team as brand manager and Simon Gibbins is the latest recruit to join the project team as sales manager.
Kier Group's Paul Sheffield has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Surrey for his "outstanding contributions".
Mark Baker is to join Corgi as contract manager.
CORGI Technical Services has appointed Mark Baker to join the team as a contract manager.
Dr Mark Brenner is stepping down from his role as chief executive of B&ES subsidiary Building Engineering Services Trainings (BEST) after eight years in the post.
Builders' Merchants News' own Lucyanne Matthews is this Saturday (27 July) taking part in a skydive to raise money for Parkinson's UK.
PVC-U and PVC-UE manufacturer Kestrel has appointed a new business development manager in Scotland and Ireland.
Bathroom accessories specialist Croydex has appointed Steve Gent as key accounts manager.
Centurion Europe has appointed Christina Stonard as area sales manager, south of England, for its Spectrum Industrial brand, which specialises in the design and manufacture of site safety signage.
Jon Speck has been appointed as national field services executive at Wrekin Products.
Builders' merchants are being offered more products, support and training from Wrekin Products, with the creation of a new national field services executive role for Jon Speck.
Natural Paving Products has announced the dual appointments of Malcolm Gough as business development director and Alison Lockwood as commercial manager. Both bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their new roles and will play an integral part in the company's overall strategy for growth and expansion.
Travis Perkins has appointed Christopher Rogers as a non-executive director with effect from 1 September.
Elaine Mead has been appointed as contracts manager, UK for InSinkErator.
InSinkErator, manufacturer of food waste disposers and steaming hot water taps, has appointed Elaine Mead to contracts manager, UK.
Bruce Bisset (second from left) has been elected as president of B&ES.
Bruce Bisset has been elected president of B&ES – the Building & Engineering Services Association – for 2013/14.
David Arnold will succeed Colm ó Nualláin as the chief financial officer of Grafton Group in September.
Roderick Pettigrew has been appointed as chief executive of B&ES.
Roderick Pettigrew has been appointed as chief executive of B&ES - the Building & Engineering Services Association - with immediate effect.
Westbury Filtermation has appointed Dave Chisnall as its new sales director.
BSS Industrial has appointed Lee Burgin as key account director for a number of its national heating and ventilating accounts.
Redring Xpelair Group has appointed Mark Quigley to the position of commercial director, following his role as strategic business consultant within the group for several months.
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Geocel has strengthened its sales operations with two new promotions within its sales team.
Sentinel's trade support team.
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Senior Scientist, Upstream Biologics Manufacturing
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- Apr 30, 2018
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- Bachelors Degree
- Position Type
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Celgene is a global biopharmaceutical company leading the way in medical innovation to help patients live longer, better lives. Our purpose as a company is to discover and develop therapies that will change the course of human health. We value our passion for patients, quest for innovation, spirit of independence and love of challenge. With a presence in more than 70 countries, and growing - we look for talented people to grow our business, advance our science and contribute to our unique culture.Senior Scientist, Upstream Biologics ManufacturingSummit, NJ
Department: Biologics
Position Description:
We are currently looking for a Subject Matter Expert (SME) to join our Manufacturing Sciences team within the Celgene's Biologics Development & Manufacturing Group in Summit, New Jersey.
As a member of the Biologics Development & Manufacturing group, the Sr. Scientist/Engineer will provide technical and operational expertise to late stage clinical and commercial manufacturing campaigns for external programs. The focus of this position will be on cell culture upstream operations, but the ideal candidate should have adaptability to lead purification projects as needed. Purification experts with the desire to learn cell culture will also be considered.
As appropriate, responsibilities include:
• Lead technology transfers from Biologics Development and external partners to the Celgene's network of external CMOs. Technology transfer will include providing decisions for manufacturing implementation of processes and communicating the decisions to the technology transfer team.
• Technical lead for manufacturing issues during processing, which includes leading manufacturing technical investigations toward process impact assessments and ensuring timely completion and communications.
• Responsible for routine data trending of manufacturing data to fulfill regulatory/compliance requirements. This includes authoring quarterly trend reports and annual product reviews.
• Responsible for authoring various technical protocols and reports and regulatory documents.
• Actively pursue technical improvement projects and implement the changes through the global change control process.
• Ability to work independently and lead a large cross-functional group.
• Good communication and project management skills appropriate for leadership of technology transfer projects.
• Comfortable analyzing scientific datasets/strong analytical skills with excellent written skills.
• Ability to work well in both individual and leadership capacities
• Knowledge of cGMP, FDA/EMA regulations, Process Validation
Biochemistry, Bioengineering, Biochemical, Chemical Engineering or related discipline: Preferred - BA/BS 4-6 yrs or MS and 3-5 in relevant experience in the Biotech / Biopharm industry.Celgene is committed to equal opportunity in the terms and conditions of employment for all employees and job applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, gender identity or gender expression, national origin, disability or veteran status. Celgene complies with all applicable national, state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment as well as employment eligibility verification requirements of the Immigration and Nationality Act. All applicants must have authorization to work for Celgene in the U.S.


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A growing number of Mid Ulster people are finding themselves responsible for another's children for reasons including death, neglect, abuse and abandonment.
That's according to the charity Kinship Care, which offers help, advice and at times practical support to those who find themselves in this situation.
We have got £219,000 [in benefits] back for kinship carers since the project started - Michelle Dixon, project worker
Many of those taking on someone else's child have the role thrust upon them because the little one's parents have either passed away, walked out or were simply not able to care for them.
Because of this, and the increasing number of phone calls that the charity Kinship Care was receiving from people in the Mid Ulster area, they opened an office in Magherafelt at Christmas.
And in that time, have taken on over 100 new cases in the area as well as providing free telephone advice to a further 400 people.
But, whether the carers are grandparents or great aunts and uncles in their later years, are a brother or sister bringing up siblings or a close family friend who has stepped in when needed, Kinship Care tries to help "keep your family together".
Jacqueline Williamson, who set up the organisation after finding herself in a 'kinship care' situation with little available support, explained what they do.
"We started off doing a lot of case work and supporting kinship carers and since then developing specialist services specifically for kinship carers and their children. We provide financial advice and a free telephone help line, through that we provide information on the legal and financial responsibilities of kinship carers."
Michelle Dixon, who works on the Caring For Kin project for the charity, added: "We have got £219,000 [in benefits] back for kinship carers since the project started."
They also host coffee mornings in Magherafelt and Cookstown each month. Find them on Twitter @KinshipNI or on Facebook at Kinship Care Northern Ireland.


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January 13, 2014
Big day at SickKids as we welcome our new President and CEO, Dr. Michael Apkon
Having spent the past few months getting to know SickKids a little better, Dr. Michael Apkon today begins his term as President and CEO.
"Although I have long held SickKids in high esteem, over the last few months I've been able to even better appreciate how wonderful a place this is," says Apkon. "I've had a chance to see what an innovative, creative, compassionate and committed team this is and I've been inspired by everyone's sense of purpose, passion and pride."
Following a comprehensive, international search, the Board of Trustees announced in September the appointment of Apkon to the position of President and CEO. Apkon comes to SickKids from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), where he was the Senior Vice-President for Medical Affairs and the Chief Medical Officer. He was also a Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care at the University of Pennsylvania and a practising paediatric intensive care specialist. Prior to joining CHOP, he was the Vice-President and Executive Director at Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital and a Clinical Associate Professor in Paediatrics at Yale School of Medicine and the Yale School of Management.


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Forget about the obligatory tie this Father's Day on June 15 2014. We've scoured the web and rounded up the best in ultimate diving, soaring, off-roading, and other wish list picks for dad. Shopping for the man who has everything just got easier with our 8 picks for most extravagant Father's Day gifts.
The Hydro Powered Jetovator
Kit dad out with this jetpack attached to a 40-foot hose, propelling him up to 25 miles per hour. If he's skilled enough, he'll tackle backflips, barrel rolls, corkscrews, and even 10 feet dives underwater. Price: $7,000 USD.
Kuratas, your custom-made giant robot
We're not even sure if this is real, but it appears to be the first giant-boarding robot, weighing in at 4500 kg and standing 4 meters tall. This massive robot can be operated remotely via 3G network, and can clock speeds up to 10km per hour with its diesel engine. "Weapons" include the LOHAS launcher, an eco-friendly water gun, and a super-powered BB gun. Just when it seemed ridiculous enough, Kuratas' "smile shot" technology enables the launch of BBs when the pilot, um, smiles. Price: Just under 2 mil Euro.
The "Cutie" Kite
Dad's a stunt flyer, and you aim to please. Go Fly Kite's remote controlled "Cutie" Kite is made-to-order, and is equipped with brushless motor to propel its funky-lit wings across wide spaces. The package offers a 2-part training course if you're lucky enough to train in Singapore. Price: from $330 SGD.
The Personal Submarine
Go down under with your own personal submarine! This two-person submersible can descend to a depth of 1,000 feet, with a maximum speed of three knots. Purchase includes comprehensive training. Price: $2mil USD.
The Flying Hovercraft
This is some kind of awesome – a 130 horsepower twin-cylinder, turbocharged and fuel-injected hovercraft that reaches speeds of 70 mph. Not only does it achieve higher inclines than average hovercrafts, this baby is enabled to glide over desert, ice, snow, sand, mud, and can hop over obstacles up to 20 feet high. Egads! Price: $190k USD.
Killer whale Boat – The Seabreacher Y
A boat that mimics a killer whale? Why not. Similar in size and weight to a real orca, The two-seater Seabreacher Y comes with a whale of a 260 horsepower engine. Front and rear LCD screens display live video from a snorkel-mounted camera, so dad doesn't even have to leave the comfort of the helm. Cooler still? The functioning blowhole gives dad the feeling of Jonah all day long. Price: upon request, dependent on customisation options.
The Skier Controlled Tow Boat
Perfect for those junk trips when dad wants to water ski but you can't be bothered to put your drink down long enough. The Skier Controlled Tow Boat comes with a 40 foot long tow rope, all powered by the skier, and can reach speeds up to 40 miles per hour, all at the flick of a thumb. Price: $17k USD.


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When we decided to remodel our kitchen. We contacted Philip, and he came exactly on time and provided us a lot of information for that project.
They completely remodeled the kitchen and removed the support wall to bring more space and light. He proposed to open an exterior wall and install a sliding door going on a new deck.
Philip also designs the island and the breakfast bar.
During all this project and after to be done, Philip and his crew they're courteous, well organized and very professional. They cleaned every day after work before leaving the area. The outcome was great. My kitchen, great room and living room turned out more beautiful that we had imagined.
We highly recommended Philip's Home Remodeling.
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"Philip's remodel of our Kitchen has been a very positive experience. He values communication with the home owner and answers questions before I even think to ask them. We highly recommend him as a remodeler. Because our experience with Philip has been so positive, we decided to hire him to install a half bath, too."
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Thank you for the services you provided for us this fall. I am sending this letter to you to rate your work as a Carpenter. We've dealt with many carpenters in the last few years and I must say that you are by far the best. Your skill level & knowledge of the jobs was exceptional. Thank you for taking the time to explain what work you were to perform and delivering on time with the utmost professionalism manner. The pricing for the various projects were extremely fair and competitive. You are very talented and we hope you will be available to work with us in the future.
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Justices in Richmond grant writ of appeal to attorney David Konick
The Supreme Court of Virginia has granted a writ of appeal sought by Washington attorney David L. Konick on behalf of his client Marian Bragg surrounding a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case against the Rappahannock County government.
Bragg's original petition, filed earlier this year in Rappahannock County Circuit Court, declared that certain actions taken by the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors [BOS] during the closed portion of several supervisor meetings in the summer and fall of 2016 violated Virginia's FOIA.
Alfred D. Swersky, a substitute judge in Rappahannock's 20th Judicial Circuit, denied Bragg's petition, finding that certain procedural aspects of the complaint had not been met.
As a result, Konick filed a petition for appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court, and on Dec. 5 personally appeared before a three-justice writ panel — Senior Justice Charles S. Russell, Justice S. Bernard Goodwyn, and Justice D. Arthur Kelly — in Richmond.
The writ was granted on Monday of this week on all five assignments of error that Konick argued before the bench.
"Obviously it is gratifying to Mrs. Bragg and to me that two or more out of three Supreme Court justices concluded there was reversible error on all five of the exceptions detailed in our Petition for Appeal that was filed back in August and argued in Richmond on December 5," Konick told the Rappahannock News yesterday.
"We look forward to filing briefs and arguing the case before all seven justices, and ultimately, their decision," he added.
Konick said it was "the first time since 1995 the Supreme Court has granted a writ on a civil case out of Rappahannock County."
The BOS had convened a special meeting on August 11 and voted unanimously to authorize the appointment of a lawyer to defend the board in Bragg's appeal to the Supreme Court, allocating up to $7,000 for legal fees.
Local attorneys representing the BOS, now appellees in this case, are listed as Jonathan P. Lienhard and Michael T. Brown of the Warrenton based law firm of Walker Jones, and Rappahannock County Commonwealth's Attorney Art Goff.
Phone calls to Walker Jones and Goff were not returned by press time yesterday.
As for subsequent legal proceedings, Konick will now likely submit an opening brief with the Supreme Court, at which point the lawyers representing the BOS would have 25 days to file a reply brief, followed by a reply brief from Konick. The full Supreme Court of seven justices would then hear the appeal and following discussion among themselves issue a ruling.
Bragg, a Washington llama farmer, argued in her original petition before the Supreme Court: "The Trial Court's narrow and restrictive construction of FOIA in this case is not in accord with a long line of cases decided by this [Virginia Supreme] Court that carry into effect the General Assembly's dictate that the Freedom of Information Act be liberally construed."
The petition asked that the court "issue a writ of appeal in this case," which it now has done this week, "to reverse the Trial Court's May 30, 2017 order dismissing the [petition] with prejudice, and to remand this case to the Trial Court for further proceedings."
— Patty Hardee contributed to this report


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(BOSS GrCH. Quail Chase Bearcreek Jolly Joe x Glacieridge's Emery)
Above & Below - 17 months old.
Sincere thanks to Heather Horn for the photo's of our boy!
Above - Joker at 6 months.
Below - 4 Months old.
Joker starts his show career with a bang winning points his first weekend out !
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OFA Prelim - Hip - Good
OFA Prelim - Elbows - Normal
PRA...Clear by Parentage
HNPK...Clear by Parentage
CNM & Long Coat....Clear
EIC....Carrier Dilute Gene....Clear
Eye's Cleared Annually Full Dentition
Coat Colour: Bc (Black carrying Chocolate)
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WD (6-9 class) ~ under Carol Jean Nelson, Lake Shore KC IN ~ 24th June 2018
WD/BOW (6-9 class) ~ under Brian Meyer, Lake Shore KC IN ~ 23rd June 2018
WD (6-9 class) ~ under Cindy Lane, Illinois Valley KC of Peoria, 27th May 2018
WD/BOW (6-9 class) ~ under Edweena McDowell, Corn Belt KC, Illinois, 26th May 2018
RWD (6-9 class) ~ under Judge Delores Burkholder, Illinois Valley KC of Peoria, 25th May 2018


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Exhibitors and attendees agree that the Foodfirst Exhibition, held on Monday at the ASB Showgrounds was an outstanding success. Over 100 exhibitors presented their products and services to more than 1000 industry figures at the strictly trade-only event. Following on from feedback from the 2017 exhibitors, the 2018 edition had been extended with more interaction, engagement and information.
Exhibitors were pleased with not just the number but also the quality of buyers.
"We've had some really good clients coming through, the likes of SKYCITY and such," said Kerry Hand, brand ambassador for Puhoi Valley. "Overall, it's been a great day. Foodfirst are listening to what the clients are saying, and the show is only going to go from strength to strength in the future."
Tony Green of NAFDA was similarly impressed. Having made the trip across the Tasman to be part of the PITCHme panel, Green enjoyed both the PITCHme experience as well as walking the hall and getting to know the local market.
"It was fantastic," he said. "For Foodfirst to execute something like this is really commendable. I like the fact that there's a good energy around, you can hear people talking, there are plenty of suppliers. To get as many end-users here as they have just shows how good a job they've done."
Another innovation for 2018 was the Inspire+ section of the exhibition, which gave the opportunity for smaller, artisanal producers to present their products. The likes of Hunter Gatherer Gourmet and The Larder Project expressed their pleasure with the new addition.
"I've had some great people come through," said Nicky White of The Larder Project. "It's been a fantastic day."
The day was started with a breakfast, which gathered all the exhibitors together. The breakfast also saw the launch of the Pink Ribbon special of Menu Inpsiration by the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation.
The Foodfirst Gala Dinner, held later that night, saw the presentation of a number of awards, including Supplier of the Year, Account Manager of the Year, Regional Sales Person of the Year and a Rising Star Award. Supplier of the Year was judged on representation, stock procurement, customer service, distribution logistics, accounting and administration and partnership co-operation. The award was won by Original Foods NZ. Peter Mitchell of Review Publishing was acknowledged for his contribution to the hospitality industry with a special award presented by Foodfirst.
Foodfirst general manager Barry O'Neill was delighted with how the exhibition turned out.
"Within just two years, the Foodfirst Expo has evolved into a unique trade only event, and the 2018 edition was a resounding success. It was great to have so many passionate suppliers and committed buyers under one roof. The innovation and exciting products from coming through from the artisan producers in Inspire+ was impressive.
"Foodfirst would like to extend an enormous thanks to those that contributed to the success of the Expo; the buyers, Foodfirst members, the Restaurant Association, Foodfirst board and staff, and our sponsors. Special thanks as well to our media partner, Restaurant & Café magazine, and the Review Publishing team."


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Celia regularly contributes fashion shoots for Vogue Arabia, Harpers Bazaar, Grazia Middle East, ELLE Arabia, Conde Nast Traveller, Stylist Middle East, Marie Claire Arabia. Celia has also held roles as celebrity stylist for Scissor Sisters, Wretch 32 and Karin Park and stylist assistant for Lady Gaga and Jessie J
Celia's clients include: Vogue Arabia, Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Emirates Airlines, Samsung, Harvey Nichols, Toyota, Head & Shoulders to name a few.
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Three wrongs(1 Peter 2:19-25) Rev M Stratton, Sunday, December 9, 2018
Part of the The Lord Jesus Christ series, preached at a Sunday Morning service
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