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Easy-going cheerful woman with serious views on life - that`s me. I`m active and very friendly, feminine and family lady. My snug home is the favorite place of mine! I adore to take care of it and every person who gets there, feels the touch of my warm wing.Though, my job is quite responsible and serious, I keep rays of sun in my soul! I try to accept all life troubles with smile and open heart. Sometimes that even harms me, but I don`t want to change mysel, because I believe that smile diminishes any trouble in half! Most of my free time I try to spend with my family, my mom and dad live apart from me, but I visit them regularly, we have great realtionship! At home I have pets, I adore to take care of them! I like to cook, especially meat dishes, and everyone who tasted my cooking, told, that I should be a chef.I adore to take care of my home, to decorate it with different small things that bring unique cosiness and warmth! I like to go to gym too, because my beautiful inner world shouls be wrapped up in a beautiful covering.
Paese di residenzaUcraina
Data di Nascita21 Maggio 1978
Età (anni)42 anni
Segno ZodiacaleGemelli
Stato CivileDivorziata
Peso (kg)52 kg.
Altezza (cm)167 cm.
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Figlio nato nel 2007


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Texans WR Sammie Coates (hamstring) took full practice reps all week.
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Week 16 vs. Baltimore
Coates is close to reaching solid fantasy status again. He had just one catch for 10 yards, but Ben Roethlisberger missed him on one deep pass and on another in the end zone. Don't be surprised if Coates is a factor this week, especially if Jimmy Smith sits out.
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It was only a matter of time before Ibiza would introduce its very own co-working space for the island's many freelance-based and independent workers. Offering a professional working environment, theHUB caters to individuals who can inspire, connect and motivate other like-minded creatives. We had the pleasure in meeting Kellie and Sam, the creators of this space, to discuss their journey in envisioning and eventually executing what has become theHUB.
How did you guys actually meet?
Kellie: The island is a small place, especially when you're an expat! Sam and I actually had a lot of friends in common but our paths had only briefly crossed once and we didn't really engage in conversation. My 30th birthday was approaching and a few friends decided to rent a villa for that weekend to celebrate, which happened to be Sam's home. Once the dust had settled on my birthday celebrations, Sam got in touch with me and asked me out to dinner. It may have been a different story if we had wrecked the place!
How did you both end up in Ibiza?
Kellie: I first came to Ibiza in 2007 on holiday with a big group of friends. We came back every year until 2012 when I decided I wanted to live here permanently and moved over for good in April 2013. I'm a musician and wanted to be in a more creative environment where I could develop myself as an artist, and was fortunate to secure a steady job in the music industry which gave me the financial security to do this whilst staying in Ibiza year-round.
Sam: My first Ibiza holiday was in 2007 for the closing parties, which then turned into coming back for six or seven more long weekend trips across 2008 and 2009! Needless to say it was love at first sight, and I eventually moved to the island in 2011.
What do you love most about Ibiza?
Kellie: It's beauty and hedonism. I'm discovering new corners of the island all the time and I genuinely feel most at peace when I'm exploring it. Whether it be on land by foot or under the water during a swim, it is an amazing place to call home and attracts a lot of great things in many aspects of my life.
Sam: It is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Initially it was the partying that brought me here, but that has since changed! I'm very proud to call Ibiza home – the mix of people here, a strong expat community and being able to crack a joke about things with Ibicencos in a number of cafés across the island. This place is truly special!
Where did theHUB idea come from and how has the journey been to get to where you are today?
Kellie: As I mentioned earlier, I was lucky enough to have work here as soon as I arrived, however this involved working mostly remotely from my apartment. I did this for about three years and I found that it was very counterproductive. More so in a creative sense, as I would work eight hours per day from my 'studio', which actually was the spare bedroom in my apartment, and after a long day of sitting at that desk I would feel like I wasn't in the frame of mind to create music in that same space. Often, I wouldn't get dressed or leave the house unless it was to go shopping. When Sam and I met three years ago, we spoke about the idea of creating a space where we could grow a community of like-minded people on the island who could collaborate. With my skillset being in personal assistance and office management, and Sam's in entrepreneurial background and key connections on the island, we decided to start seeking out a suitable space and the investment needed and within a month, we created the space we now call theHUB.
Sam: Kellie and I saw an opportunity to create a proper co-working space on the island. Kellie is a perfectionist when it comes to getting things to work and has had some experience in working in shared spaces before. I was also very keen on the idea of having an office where I would be surrounded by other hard-working and passionate individuals. Ultimately it was our ambition to bring people together who could collaborate and add value to each other's propositions.
Is there a plan for expanding theHUB?
Kellie: Well, our business is just under two years old, with the first of June this year marking our official second birthday. We've already expanded physically into a new space within the existing premises to increase our member capacity and our intention for this year is to explore expansion in other ways including bespoke events, 'work-away' weeks for corporate company training and a schedule of regular activities steered toward health and well-being launched before the summer.
Sam: In the immediate future we want theHUB to be the best co-working space possible. This includes maintaining and improving the current great working environment and improving upon our social, business and learning events schedules along with all the facilities needed to make that possible. If we were to do another space I think Thailand and Peru would be on the list!


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It is never too late to start to think of what you want out of life. The first week of January is a good time to start to reassess and to begin to think of your goals, however, it is not the only time of the year you should be thinking of tomorrow and the goals you want to achieve. Why not start thinking about them in March? Spring is about ready to begin – March is a great time to begin to think about tomorrow.
Call to action:
Begin to consider what you see for your future and not just in your business or career, but in all areas of your life such as your personal life, taking care of yourself, etc.. Take the time to write down what you are pursuing or want to pursue, while being true to yourself. Dream big, as now is the time, just as the grey of winter fades into the colors of spring it is time for you to begin down a path to your potential.
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Providing support (both pre and post award) for a range of externally funded projects.
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Complementing the calls within Part II "Industrial Leadership" the Joint Technology Initiative (JTI) "Electronic Components and Systems for European Leadership" (ECSEL) also publishes specific calls for proposals. ECSEL is a merger of the Joint Undertakings "ARTEMIS" and "ENIAC" as well as of the European Technology Platform on Smart Systems Integration (EPoSS). Information and communication technologies also play an important role within the following Joint Programming Initiatives (JPI) of different member states that also provide grants:
The Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) "EIT Digital" of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) combines education, research, technology and entrepreneurship with regard to information and communication technologies.
The transnational initiative "Active and Assisted Living Research and Development Programme (AAL)" funds interdisciplinary projects combining research on ICT and Ageing. Germany will, however, no longer participate in this initiative as from 2014.


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WREN Medical Director
Paul Hunter, MD
Dr. Hunter seeks to incorporate the perspectives of clinicians, clinical researchers, medical educators, and public health practitioners into the development and implementation of primary care, practice-based research projects. HIs mission is inspiring medical and public health students and professionals to apply best evidence and practices to protect the health of the residents of Wisconsin
Since attending an early WREN meeting as a medical student in 1987, Dr. Hunter has approached difficult questions in clinical practice, medical education, and public health practice by seeking data that address the practical concerns of patients, learners, and clinical leaders.
Paul received his undergraduate and medical degrees from the University of Wisconsin (UW). After completing residency in Eau Claire, he practiced a full spectrum of family medicine for 19 years mainly in Milwaukee, including 7 years at Federally Qualified Health Centers and 6 years as residency faculty.
In 2009, Paul joined the UW faculty and worked through 2019 mainly as a medical consultant to the City of Milwaukee Health Department for immunizations and communicable disease. From 2016 through 2020, he has helped develop national immunization recommendations as a voting member on the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.
As director of a required course that prepares 4th year UW med students for outpatient care during residency, Dr. Hunter visits and talks with community physicians who teach students at their mainly primary care clinics across the state. He also directs a public health course that 4th year medical students in the rural track (WARM) take to complete their longitudinal community health projects.
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WREN Associate Director
Mary F Henningfield, PhD
Mary Henningfield joined the WREN team in 2018. Prior to joining WREN, Mary served as the Director of Scientific Education and Research at Free to Breathe, a national lung cancer advocacy organization. At Free to Breathe, she provided oversight to the development and execution of patient education, outreach, and advocacy programs. She also managed their research grant program, which awarded funding for young investigators, studies of lung cancer metastasis, and innovations to facilitate patient enrollment in clinical trials.
Mary has held positions at Abbott Laboratories, Covance, Inc., Inventiv Health, and other medical communications companies. As a Clinical Research Scientist for Abbott Laboratories, Dr. Henningfield designed and executed research plans to study the effects of nutrients on the immune system. She is the inventor of a patented enteral nutrition formula for patients with traumatic injury. As the scientific lead for pharmaceutical product launches, she wrote publications covering a variety of indications, including oncology, neurology, virology, and nephrology. Dr. Henningfield has developed numerous disease awareness and education campaigns for patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals.
Mary earned MS and PhD degrees in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she investigated the uncoupling protein of brown adipose tissue. She then held a post-doctorate position in the Hematology Department at Temple University. Her interests include health literacy, development of patient and physician education materials, shared-decision making in clinical practice, and health care disparities.
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WREN Program Manager
Lisa Sampson, MBA
Lisa Sampson started as the Department of Family Medicine & Community Health (DFMCH) Research Program Manager in 2018. In her role, she provides administrative leadership to the DFMCH research enterprise and the Wisconsin Research and Education Network (WREN). She provides administrative research and grant management support. In addition, she also provides oversight and leadership to assure greater integration among DFMCH research programs.
Lisa received a Master's in Business Administration from Cardinal Stritch University in 2012. Previously, Lisa worked in laboratory, clinical and translational research for over 17 years in the UW Department of Radiology.
In her free time, Lisa enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters. She enjoys showing horses, spending time outdoors, and coaching basketball.
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Phone: (608) 265-4671
WREN Research Coordinators
WREN Research Coordinators, operationalize, and implement quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method research projects at WREN clinics throughout the state. In addition to research coordination, our Coordinators are certified Practice Facilitators able to engage with primary care clinics to evaluate and improve their quality of care. Due to the statewide distribution of WREN practices and WREN associates, Coordinators travel throughout the state.
Amanda Haban, MPH – Lead Coordinator
Amanda joined the WREN team in 2014. She holds a Master of Public Health degree with a concentration in Community Health Sciences from the University of Illinois-Chicago and a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences from Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI.
Prior to her role with WREN, Amanda worked with the Institute for Health Research and Policy in Chicago, IL on a multi-year health initiative. The study funded several different evidence and practice-based approaches to increase opportunity and remove barriers to healthy living. She also worked with the Wisconsin Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) in Madison, WI, which is an ongoing survey of new mothers conducted jointly by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state health departments. PRAMS collects state-specific, population-based data on maternal attitudes and experiences before, during, and shortly after pregnancy.
Some of Amanda's research interests include: community health, community capacity building and community engagement, public health policy and advocacy, maternal and child health, and programming that targets the prevention of obesity and the promotion of good nutrition and physical activity. In her free time, she enjoys traveling to new places, running outdoors, and attempting to cook new dishes.
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Deanne Boss, MS
Deanne comes to WREN with extensive experience as the Program Director for Wisconsin Strengthening Treatment Access and Retention-Quality Improvement (STAR QI) Program. This is a 10 year collaborative program between the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, and the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services. In addition to providing Quality Improvement Coaching to Behavioral Health Agencies, Deanne is a Process Improvement Coach for the Network for Addiction Treatment (NIATx) program. While continuing in these roles, Deanne has joined the WREN team to assist with quality improvement, project leading, and coordination activities.
Prior to Behavioral Health QI Coaching, Deanne provided clinical services to a diverse client-base through various for-profit and not-for-profit delivery systems. Most recently, that client population included a stress reduction program for Wisconsin State Patrol Personnel.
Deanne's diverse background and experience includes Employee Assistance Programming, Project Management, Case Management, and Utilization Review.
Deanne has a Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and a Bachelor of Science Degree from Iowa State University.
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Shelbey Hagen, BS
Shelbey joined the WREN team in 2019. She graduated with her Bachelor's of Science in Public Health/Community Health Education from the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse, graduating in May of 2019.
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Cassandra Sundaram, MS
Cassandra joined the WREN team in 2017. She holds a Master of Science in Global Health degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
During her Capstone Research project at the University of Notre Dame, Cassandra investigated the use of STELLA software for mathematical modeling of type 2 diabetes progression in Chennai, India. The research project involved a systems thinking approach, intended to project the future burden of diabetes and targeted interventions to reduce both incidence and prevalence of type 2 diabetes and related health conditions for child and adult populations in Chennai, and in South India as a whole.
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Phone: (608) 263-5679
Alyssa Turnquist
Alyssa joined the WREN team in 2018. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Prior to her role with WREN, Alyssa worked in laboratory, clinical and translational research throughout her undergraduate years in the UW Department of Radiology and UW Department of Surgery. During her Senior Practicum, she worked as a Clinical Exercise Physiologist Intern in Cardiac Rehabilitation at UnityPoint Health-Meriter, where she focused on patient education, disease management and exercise physiology.
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Alice Yuroff, PhD
Alice joined the WREN team in 2016. Prior to her role with WREN, she worked for Free to Breathe, a national lung cancer patient advocacy foundation. In her role as Free to Breathe's program manager, Alice was responsible for strategic planning, oversight and implementation of the organization's research, outreach, educational and advocacy programs. She planned and implemented a wide range of programs to further the organization's mission including conferences, research grants, patient education resources and community engagement initiatives. She coordinated the organization's national continuing medical education conferences, which brought together medical professionals each year to learn about developments in the lung cancer field. She also developed and managed a national training workshop for grassroots advocates to learn strategies for community advocacy. Through her work in healthcare advocacy, Alice developed interest in patient and stakeholder engagement in the research process. Prior to working at Free to Breathe, she worked at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a research assistant and associate in the field of biological sciences.
Alice holds a PhD in Molecular and Environmental Toxicology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Bachelors of Arts in Biology from Albion College. In her free time, Alice loves to cook, hike and camp. She is also an active volunteer with the Boy Scouts, her church and neighborhood association.
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WREN Support Staff
Denise Grossman
In her role as the University Services Program Associate, Denise is responsible for providing complex administrative support to the program, ensuring that all staff members have the resources they need to keep things running smoothly. Denise has a broad based experience having provided administrative, accounting, and management support to various private sector industries throughout her career.
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Birth certificate in Mumbai is issued by BMC if the place of birth of the child is within the jurisdiction of Brihan Mumbai corporation . Now the procedure for birth certificate has become online so its possible to get birth certificate online in Mumbai. If the birth records of the child is not online , Itzeazy can provide you online birth certificate service in Mumbai while you are sitting at your home.
A birth certificate is a vital record that documents the birth of a child. The term "birth certificate" can refer to either the original document certifying the circumstances of the birth or to a certified copy of or representation of the ensuing registration of that birth. A Birth Certificate is the most important proof of your Date of Birth. Usually the details like your Name, Father's Name, Mother's Name, Date of Birth, Citizenship, Address etc. are mentioned on the Date of Birth Certificate.
Procedure to get Birth Certificate in Mumbai:
1. Offline/ Personal Visit
- You can apply for birth certificate in Mumbai by visiting the nearest office of Municipal Corporation, which is also the birth certificate issuing authority in Maharashtra.
- You need to first register the name of the child by filling the form that can be obtained from the Municipal office by paying ₹. 5/-. The cost of the form can vary.
- After registration, the birth certificate application form can be taken from hospital or from the Municipal Corporation office.
- The candidate has to provide all the details regarding name, place where child was born, mothers and fathers name, hospitals name where child was born and residential address.
- The birth certificate will have a stamp of Municipal officer if applied from such authority or doctor name and hospital stamp if applied through hospital.
- You will be informed by the officer concerned to collect the certificate when ready. This might take a few days.
2. Online
- Birth Certificate in Mumbai can be applied online by logging into the official website of mcgm.gov.in where you can check whether the name of the ward is registered or not. If the information is correct, then the applicant can fill the application form online.
- You need to provide all the details at the time of filling the form online. Fill the form correctly and upload documents. The format of the form will be the same as the actual form.
- You can pay the fee amount through online mode by using Internet Banking facility from the given bank through the payment gateway by giving the address where the birth certificate will be delivered to the applicant.
- Note down the transaction ID that is generated by the computer.
- Keep checking the status of the application and if the certificate is generated you can also download it online or collect it from the municipal office.
- You can apply for the birth certificate online in Mumbai through the link: Application for Birth Certificate in Mumbai
Review and Print of Application Form-
The applicants are also able to preview the form by using the Preview button given in the form.
After submission of the application form, the applicant can also take printout of the form by clicking on print button.
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The registration of Birth is important and beneficial and mandatory. Most of the time, the parents of a child take the registration process lightly and for granted, for which a child has to pay afterwards. It is in fact, the foremost duty of every father and every mother to go to the civil registration authority office first and get their child registered before distributing the sweets to the neighbors on a birth of their child!
Kindly get births registered asap.
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What's the Best Gift God Could Give You?
New Group Forming! LIFE Explored
What's the Best Gift God Could Give You?
Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. Starting June 14th in the Homes of Our People
Over seven sessions, Life Explored helps people uncover what they're really living for, and shows how, in Christ, God meets our deepest desire for happiness. It's perfect for anyone looking for answers to life's big questions. How does it work? Enjoy a lite supper with new friends. Watch a short film. Discuss a starter question. Watch a second short film. Explore a Bible passage together. Each participant will receive a handbook to guide their spiritual journey. For more information, call Pastor Bob at (928) 699-7592. Sign up on the Ministry Board in the Fellowship Hall.
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The Offices of Guam Homeland Security and Civil Defense (GHS/OCD) and the Mariana Regional Fusion Center (MRFC) invite the community to participate in Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month throughout November.
The nation's infrastructure relies on a highly interdependent environment, in which cyber and physical systems converge. An impact in one area can quickly ripple across sectors to create disruptions across a community or even the nation. The threats we face – digital and physical, human-caused, technological, and natural – are more complex, and the threat actors more diverse, than at any point in history.
"Infrastructure Security Month is a time to recognize the vital role that critical infrastructure systems and places play in keeping the nation and our communities safe, secure and thriving," said Tim Aguon, Homeland Security Advisor. "Each of us can contribute to the security and resilience of the nation's most essential services and functions. Throughout the month, we encourage resilience through preparedness for all-hazards, reporting suspicious activity, and learning about critical infrastructure security and resilience."
To learn more about infrastructure security and resilience, visit:
- https://www.cisa.gov/infrastructure-security-month
- https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/CISR-month-fact-sheet-10292018-508.pdf
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Habitat Architects, LLC
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Habitat Architects™, LLC is a specialized firm providing a complete line of habitat restoration and ecological services including Natural resource studies and inventories, regulatory compliance and GIS mapping.
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Headed for Extinction and What to Do About It
Jun 30
The planet is in ecological crisis: we are in the midst of the sixth mass extinction event this planet has experienced. Scientists believe we may have entered a period of abrupt climate breakdown. This is an emergency.
In this online talk, climate speakers from Extinction Rebellion will share the latest climate science on where our planet is heading, discuss some of the current psychology around climate change, and offer solutions through the study of social movements.
Everyone is welcome and there will be time to ask questions and discuss afterward. This talk is free.
Signup here! https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0vcuitpz0vGtTvSY156sDIFiW9CFxvCC7g
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2019 Celebrate Healthcare Health Insurance & Medicaid Expansion Kick off & Press Conference
November 1, 2018 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Celebrate Healthcare kicks off Medicaid Expansion & The Health Insurance Marketplace Enrollfests with a press Conference with Special Guest Congressman Bobby Scott &
Massey S. J. Whorley, Director, Office of Innovation & Strategic Initiatives Virginia Department of Social Services – Medicaid Expansion
Celebrate Healthcare will host a Hampton Roads press Conference to kick off the 1st day of Open Enrollment for Medicaid Expansion & Open enrollment with Congressman Bobby Scott, Delegate Matthew James Massey S. J. Whorley, Director, Office of Innovation & Strategic Initiatives Virginia Department of Social Services & local elected officials this Thursday, November 1st @ 10:00 am (the press conference will be @ 10:30 am @ the Norview Community Center
6380 Sewells Point Road Norfolk VA.
" 400,000 people that fell into the Medicaid Gap will be able to enroll in a Health insurance plan starting November 1st & coverage will begin on January 1st.
Enrollment in Medicaid is all year round" said Gaylene Kanoyton, President of Celebrate Healthcare. Citizens will be able to get face to face assistance to enroll in the Health Insurance Marketplace & Medicaid Expansion.
"Virginia hospitals have actively and consistently supported efforts to increase health care coverage to help uninsured Virginia adults get the medical treatment they need," said Sean T. Connaughton, President and CEO of the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association (VHHA), an alliance of 110 hospitals and 27 health delivery systems throughout the Commonwealth. "Our community hospitals continue to work closely with the Commonwealth on the implementation of this new coverage, and to support enrollment efforts such as today's Celebrate Healthcare event in Norfolk.".
The Health Insurance Marketplace also begins on November 1st, however enrollment is only for 6 weeks & ends December 15th. Medicaid enrollment is year round.
Celebrate Healthcare will host a series of Health Insurance Enrollfests throughout Hampton Roads Beginning with the (2) events this week. (Flyer attached)
Press Conference & Enrollfest
Thursday, November 1, 2018
10am to 1pm
Press conference @10:30am
Norview Community Center
6380 Sewells Point Road Norfolk VA.
FREE HIV Testing.
Peninsula Enrollfest
Saturday, November 3rd @ 10am -1pm
West Hampton Community Center
1638 Briarfield rd
Hampton VA
Free HIV testing
Enrollment Assisters & Insurance agents will be on hand to provide face to face help with enrollment.
The Local Social Services office will be in attendance too!


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Jaguar have set their sights on the future - the Geneva Motor Show in March this year will see the full unveiling of their newest car, the electric, futuristic, Jaguar I-Pace compact SUV.
It doesn't stop there however, as 2019 will see one of Jaguar's flagship models, the XJ, get the hybrid treatment.
The 2018 Jaguar I-Pace
The headliner for the I-Pace is the battery - 310 miles on a single charge, double that of the little Nissan Leaf (155 miles). Charging time has been tackled too. According to Jaguar, the I-Pace can be fully charged from a standard charging port in just 2 hours, and that it can be charged to 80% capacity in only 90 minutes.
These statistics, if held to be true upon the release of the car, demonstrate dramatic improvements in battery life in the newest generation of electric cars - the electric battery seems to be drawing closer and closer to the internal combustion engine, for both range and power.
The SUV of the future holds two electric motors, one at the front and one at the back, combining for 395bhp and a four-wheel drive drivetrain - allowing for a 0-60mph time shorter than the majority of mainstream cars on the road, at about 4 seconds.
If that sort of speed and power doesn't thrill your inner child, wait until you hear about the interior. Three screens make the dashboard feel like something out of Iron Man. A 12-inch screen sits in direct view of the driver, with virtual dash instruments. Another 12-inch screen in the form of an infotainment system lies in the center of the dashboard. The barrage of monitors is rounded out with a 5.5-inch climate control screen.
If that still doesn't excite your inner child, the Jaguar I-Pace features a colour heads up display system that projects essential driving information onto the windscreen. Now that's cool.
The 2018 Jaguar I-Pace is to be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March, and is expected to set you back somewhere between £40-50k for starting models.
The 2019 Jaguar XJ
Jaguar Land Rover aren't stopping at one electrically powered car either, as they plan to take the XJ and re-invent it. The high tech, hybrid version of one of Jaguars most popular cars, is expected to be launched at the end of 2018.
The luxury saloon car will add to Jaguar's development of electric motoring technology, as the British motoring company advance towards becoming the first to release premium electric cars (with a respectable battery range) to rival Tesla's broad category of electric cars.
And I for one am eagerly waiting in anticipation to see what Jaguar can come up with.
McLaren's woes don't stop in 2018
Audi concept takes flight
Ex-Grid girl becomes first female team manager on world stage
March 2018
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There will come a time in your life when you'll need to stand in front of an audience and give a public speech. Whether it's for teaching employees, impressing management or winning over clients, it's up to you to deliver a speech that's not only informing, but also inspiring and convincing. This can be extremely difficult, especially if you have a fear of public speaking.
To combat this fear, we've compiled some public speaking tips from the best to help you give your best performance yet.
1. Make yourself comfortable
As the speaker, you are the star of that time that is allotted to you. This gives you the right to adjust factors that can help you deliver your speech better. Figure out what variables are needed to make yourself comfortable in your environment and in yourself so you can focus on the speech delivery. Map out what the stage lights should be like, arrive early and do a practice run so that any technical gremlins are banished from the scene. Preparing for your speech is something that has an enormous impact on making yourself comfortable because it conditions your mind and zeroes in on your delivery, just like muscle memory. Finally, make sure what you are wearing is appropriate to the speech you are delivering. Normally, this would be a suit or a sports jacket but in today's age of startups, that may vary to the theme of your speech and the organization you represent.
2. Start your speech the right way
Call it as you may, but the human mind has the tendency to draw conclusions from the first impression that strikes it. Walk confidently to the position you are supposed to start your speech from, look around the room and establish eye contact with as many people in the audience as possible, then deliver a firm greeting to start off your speech. Under no circumstance should you ever state that you are nervous or apologize in advance for delivering a poor speech because this is your first time. Doing so will immediately disengage about 60% of the audience who have experience in public speaking and make them question why they should even be listening to you in the first place.
3. Engage your audience before their attention span is lost
Psychological studies have indicated that the average attention span of a human being is 4 minutes and 22 seconds. This means that you'll only get full engagement for this period of time, after which the mind zones out. This does not necessarily mean you should always keep your speech to 4 minutes and 22 seconds every single time. Some topics require a longer period of time to get the point across. Essentially, what this means is that you have to trigger an engagement event before the 4 minutes and 22 seconds are up.
The most effective way to start a speech and get the audience engaged is through a question; an anecdote that is touching, humorous or draws people's emotions; a form of media like a video or recorded audio; even an interactive activity with the audience. If your speech is going to be long, consider cutting it up into 4 minute segments, then utilizing engagement events to transition from one segment to another. This will keep your audience engaged and your speech will have a much more powerful impact.
4. Never underestimate the power of visual aids
The Information Age has really shifted the audience's appetite for visual learning. A recent study that involved representative sampling across demographics has revealed that 65% of today's population are visual learners. This means that to enhance your speech and get more engagement with your audience, you need to incorporate visual aids. However, visual aids should only be used to highlight and reinforce certain points in your presentation, they shouldn't be there "just because." They should be relevant to what you are presenting about and only seek to lift and elevate your point across. Your visual should also not contain the entire contents of what you are saying, instead it should focus on highlights or a summary.
5. Don't forget to thank your audience
Courtesy never goes out of fashion. It's always best practice to conclude your speech with a sincere gesture of gratitude for allowing the audience to share some of their time to listen to you get your point across.
With thorough preparation, a mastery of the subject you're presenting about and our public speaking tips, you'll be combating your fear in no time.
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EIGHTEEN (72%) of Mark O'Haire's 25 weekend Football League columns have made us money this season. Here's his three to follow on Saturday.
Shrewsbury v Bradford | Saturday 15:00
Bradford occupy fourth-place in League One and sit seven points adrift of the top-two. It's fair to say the Bantams failures in the final third and their penchant for draws are holding them back from a serious automatic promotion push. T
he West Yorkshire side have shared the spoils in 12/26 (46%) of their league outings with 11 of those fixtures finishing in either the 0-0 (15%) or 1-1 (27%). No third-tier team has lost fewer games (3) than Stuart McCall's charges but conversely, Bradford's win-rate (42%) is the second-worst in the top-10.
So I'm surprised to see the Bantams chalked up as odds-on favourites on Saturday. Since promotion back to League One, the visitors have finished in the top-half in all three seasons but their win-rate on the road is 36% across their 81 road trips, implying odds of 9/5 would be more appropriate here.
City have claimed only three league triumphs in games as guests since mid-August whilst only Oxford have scored fewer goals. And since 2009 the visitors have have picked up a solitary point from four trips to face Shrewsbury.
The Shrews are no world beaters but Paul Hurst deserves a lot of credit for steering the Salop ship out of the relegation zone. The W3-D3-L5 return is far from spectacular but considering the hosts had W2-D3-L9 from their 14 games prior to his arrival, it's a major improvement.
The former Grimsby boss has worked wonders on the defence, too. Shrewsbury have kept three clean sheets in their last four home league matches – the same amount as their previous 27 – and that newfound resilience should stand them in good stead on Saturday.
It's likely to be a tight, defensive and ugly scrap at The New Meadow and I'm happy to chuck my support behind the Shrews here in the Asian Handicap market. I can't find any evidence to suggest Bradford are worthy of their odds-on tag and so Salop +0.50 is the play at 21/20 (BetVictor).
Newport County v Colchester | Saturday 15:00
I'm pleased to say we identified Colchester's rejuvenation early on and we've managed to take advantage by profiting regularly in the past few weeks so I'm not prepared to abandon the Essex raiders just yet.
John McGreal's men extended their unbeaten run to eight (W7-D1-L0) with a wonderful 4-1 thumping of promotion contenders Carlisle last time out, Kurtis Guthrie grabbing a hat-trick. It's now five straight wins for ColU who've flown up the League Two standings to cement their place in the top-seven.
The switch to 3-5-2 has certainly paid dividends and odds of 5/4 (William Hill) for another three points just can't be ignored this weekend.
Newport have been beaten in 18/34 (53%) Rodney Parade encounters since the start of last season and early optimism following Graham Westley's arrival has evaporated following a 10-match winless run.
The Exiles have been beaten in each of their last eight and whilst the hosts have scored in 11 of their previous 13, the concession of at least two goals in nine of those fixtures is a big reason behind their position at the bottom of the Football League.
Westley's been working hard to turnover the playing staff in search of an answer. Five new signings started in their 3-1 reverse at Stevenage last weekend with another new face making a debut from the bench – the lack of familiarity in the first XI is just another factor behind my decision to support Colchester here.
Carlisle v Morecambe | Saturday 15:00
- Carlisle have W10-D12-L3 in their last 25 league games, scoring in 24/25 ((96%) and keeping only 5/25 (20%) clean sheets.
- Carlisle have W8-D3-L1 at home this season, scoring in 12/12 but keeping only 3/12 clean sheets.
- Carlisle have seen 22/25 (88%) league games feature Over 1.5 Goals, 15/25 (60%) league games produce Over 2.5 Goals and 19/25 (76%) bank for Both Teams To Score backers.
- Carlisle have seen 10/12 (83%) home games feature Over 1.5 Goals, 7/12 (58%) home games produce Over 2.5 Goals and 9/12 (75%) bank for Both Teams To Score backers.
- Carlisle have scored 2+ goals in 7/12 (58%) at home but also conceded 2+ goals in 4/12 at home (33%).
- Carlisle have seen Over 2.5 Goals and Both Teams To Score in 10/13 matches recently, including the last 6 at home.
- Carlisle matches are averaging 3.24 goals per-game, and 3.33 goals per-game at home this season.
- Morecambe have W9-D3-L12 in their 24 league games, scoring in 17/24 (71%) and keeping only 4/24 (17%) clean sheets.
- Morecambe have W5-D2-L4 away this season, scoring in 9/11 (82%) but keeping only 2/11 (18%) clean sheets.
- Morecambe have seen 21/24 (88%) league games feature Over 1.5 Goals, 16/24 (67%) league games produce Over 2.5 Goals and 14/24 (58%) bank for Both Teams To Score backers.
- Morecambe have seen 9/11 (82%) away games feature Over 1.5 Goals, 7/11 (64%) away games produce Over 2.5 Goals and 7/11 (64%) bank for Both Teams To Score backers.
- Morecambe have scored 2+ goals in 6/11 (55%) away but also conceded 2+ goals in 7/11 away (64%).
- Morecambe have seen Over 2.5 Goals and Both Teams To Score in 5/7 matches recently, including 7/9 away.
- Morecambe matches are averaging 3.04 goals per-game, and 3.00 goals per-game away this season.
Best Bets
Shrewsbury v Bradford – Shrewsbury +0.50 Asian Handicap (21/20 BetVictor)
Newport v Colchester – Colchester to win (5/4 William Hill)
Carlisle v Morecambe – Over 2.5 Goals and Both Teams To Score (20/23 Coral)


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It is with great sadness that we, the family, announce the passing of Madeleine Godin wife of the late Alderic Godin. She was the daughter of the late Charles and Philomene Vienneau.
Our beautiful Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother, Aunt and friend to any who knew her young and old passed peacefully on the evening of Saturday October 5th at her home surrounded by family. She had a wonderful life filled with lots of adventures, many of them in her Nineties.
She leaves behind her Children – Daughter Diane and husband Kevin Dallimore, Son Danny and his spouse Karen Handspiker, Daughter Karen and husband Brian Vennard.
Her Grandchildren - Jenna, Robbie, Jaydy, Caitlin, Alysa May, Connor, Maddy and Drew.
Her Great Grandchildren – Cianna Marie, Sofia May, Maya, Rory, Emma and Riley.
And many many very beloved Nieces and Nephews…too many to list here but you all know who you are and what you meant to your Ma Tante.
She was the last of 12 children in her family. She peacefully went to reunite with her husband of 48 years Alderic Godin and all her wonderful brothers and sisters. We will miss her forever and a day. She was our brightest light.
The family will receive relatives and friends from 6:00 to 9:00 pm on Friday October 11th at Heritage Funeral Home (www.mfheritage.com), Beresford, N.B. The funeral mass will be celebrated on Saturday October 12th, 2019 at 10:00 am at Église St-Nom-de-Jesus, Beresford, N.B. with reception to follow.
Donations in memory of Madeleine may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.


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#321 Have healthy snacks on hand
I'm a firm believer in DIY health solutions. Living with chronic illness is an enormous challenge every single day, and I've noticed that all the small things I do have a snowball effect on my overall health.
Everything that gives me more energy, helps me stay fit, happy and cheerful - affects my health and also my pain levels. When I take care of the small things, sometimes my health works so well that I almost forget I have arthritis and a broken back!
On the other hand of the scale, if I'm in pain but trying to do stuff anyway, I often overexert myself, get stressed and forget to eat. Then the pain escalates, my energy level drops and if I keep pushing I get very very weak and have trouble walking. My "invisible handicap" becomes visible. That's why keeping small and healthy snacks on hand is one way I take care of my body. A simple thing like keeping my blood sugar level stable has a surprisingly strong affect on my well being. So I try to have nuts, fruit and fruit juice available instead of going hungry and resorting to coffee and chocolate - that way I am helping my body do the best it can!
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Broadcasting Your Brand
In a time when publishers everywhere are scratching their heads in search of ancillary profits, brand extensions and a steady stream of advertisers, Earl Graves Ltd., Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and Shutterbug magazine are examples of companies prospering from an approach that others in the industry could do well to notice: broadcasting their brand.
Black Enterprise magazine, a business and investment publication oriented toward African American professionals, corporate executives and entrepreneurs, has been Earl Graves Ltd.'s cornerstone for more than 35 years. With 3.7 million readers, the monthly magazine is a major player in the publishing industry. But Earl "Butch" Graves Jr., the company's president and chief executive officer, understands that the Black Enterprise brand must transcend print. That's why the company has expanded its programming to television and radio broadcasts—and with expanded programming comes a larger audience and, subsequently, greater opportunities for advertising revenue.
Today, roughly 35 percent of the company's revenue is brought in through outlets other than its print magazine. "Whether an advertiser's choice is print, Internet, radio or television, we've got it," says Graves Jr., who was drafted out of Yale by the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, but opted instead for Harvard Business School and then joined the family business in 1988.
Internet Radio Raises Brand Awareness
Magazines are extending their brands into the world of broadcasting, even on the B-to-B side. George Schaub, editorial director of Shutterbug magazine—a trade publication for photographers—says cultivating brand awareness was the primary objective when Shutterbug began producing Internet radio broadcasts.
"We saw an opportunity to extend our brand into other media, and to raise brand and content awareness," says Schaub. "Shutterbug is a very well-known brand among photographers and digital image makers. By linking up with even more quality content, we saw this as a very good chance to make even more people aware of what we do."
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Hello everybody, I'm using an LPC43xx.
I'm reading an analog input from the ADC_CH3 and I would like to let an analog motor move when the value read is greater than a certain level.
Is it possible to do something like that with this board?
Thanks in advice
You can control an analog motor by implementing a PWM signal (where the speed of the motor is determined by the duty cycle of the signal). So you can just set a duty cycle greater than 0 every time your ADC read is greater than a certain level.
PS: I recommend you first check the frequency you would have to configure the PWM so you can have the maximum speed when you set the duty cycle to 100% (You can try this by trial an error of the insertion of different PWM frequencies or you can check if this information is already provided for the motor you would be using).
Best Regards,
Ricardo Delsordo
Thank you Ricardo for the quick answer. Do you know where could I find an example for my board?? (LPC4337)
I recommend you check the project examples from LPCOpen for your board (LPC4337) where you will find an example for the use of the ADC and the PWM (using SCT): https://www.nxp.com/support/developer-resources/software-development-tools/lpc-developer-resources-/...
Best Regards,
Ricardo Delsordo.


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Pak Se Ri, a golf empress who recently retired, received a life-time achievement award from ESPN-W. ESPN-W is an ESPN's channel for women's sports. The award honored the title to Pak Se Ri among the "IMPACT25" athletes, who are the 25 influential female athletes in 2016.
"Pak won the LPGA Championship and the U.S. Women's Open in 1998 when she was 20 years old," said ESPN-W. "She, who won at 25 LPGA events including five majors, is a pioneer in the Korean Women's golf history followed by Ok-Hee Ku."
"She inspired the next generation of Korean female golf players, so-called Se-ri Kids, including Lydia Ko, who is currently the world's No. 1 female golfer. There are dozens of Korean players who are dominating the LPGA. 40 of them won 152 times in 557 games."
There are 50 South Korean women ranked in the top 125 in the world. Eleven of those are in the top 25 and five are in the top 10.
"I didn't come to the LPGA until 2010," said LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan. "But I knew about Se Ri as a fan. She is Michael Jordan of Korea. I guess I knew that as a fan, but it was still amazing to see that."
"Se Ri is a trailblazer from South Korea who became one of the most important players in the history of the LPGA," said Annika Sorenstam, 72-time LPGA winner.
ESPN-W honored "Woman of the Year" to an Olympic gymnast Simone Biles who won 5 medals in Rio Olympics.
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Making your money work for you is key to independent wealth. Whatever level you are at, however much your portfolio is worth, maximizing the return on that money provides the growth you need. For many years, the answer to that was simply invested in reliable blue-chip stocks.
They delivered low risk, reliable returns year on year. Today though, we live in uncertain times, and to hedge against such stock market uncertainty, and find ways to achieve higher returns, alternative investments have gained in popularity.
Once the exclusive domain of institutional investors and high net worth individuals, now we see alternative investments in portfolios of all sizes.
They have become accessible to all, from Forex that can be traded from a laptop to private equity funds that open up equity investments to all. While this accessibility has transformed the options for investors the world over, it also presents new challenges.
There are two things to be concerned about. How much alternative investment capital to use, and what to invest it in. For many years, it has been considered best practice to use a ratio of 70:30 for funds.
That is, 70% of funds into stocks, 30% into alternative investments. However, if stock returns fall dramatically, that split of alternative investment capital may no longer deliver the overall performance that investors need.
The issue is, with alternative investments being generally higher risk, focusing more investment funds to them may see higher returns, but also increases risk exposure.
Using alternative investment capital effectively then requires a balance. Moving to a 60:40 split, where 40% of available capital is placed in alternative investments can increase returns, but the increased risk remains a problem.
This can be mitigated though, by using alternative investments that act as a hedge. A good vehicle for this is CFDs, Contracts for Difference, which trade derivatives we generally advise of only 5% to 10% of assets in this type of alternative investment.
Positions can be taken over time that ensures that potential profit is protected across investments as much as possible.
In this way, alternative investment capital can be used to increase overall investment returns, while still retaining a relatively low-risk profile. That is not to say there would be no change in risk because, by their nature, alternative investments offer higher risk than traditional investments. Nevertheless, it is possible to use alternative investment capital to generate increased returns and avoid an extensive increase in risk.
An alternative investment management firm is the ideal option here, offering guidance and advice on the best approach for each investor.
In addition, they can create bespoke investment portfolios that adhere to the risk levels each person is comfortable with. Because the alternative investment options are so diverse, there is perhaps more need for specialized guidance than with any other form of investment today.
They can not only explain the risk and reward in alternative investments but also develop strategies for hedging risk that take a deep understanding of the investment vehicle or asset to accomplish. Alone, few of us have the time or understanding of alternative investments to achieve that.
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Seaton Parkrun sees new PBs for first three home
PUBLISHED: 11:03 16 January 2019
The first three home at the latest Seaton Parkrun all netted new personal best times, writes Dave Mutter.
First home was Chet Gillespie, winning in a time of 17:11.
Next home was Simon Dimmock of Liss RC, 17:50, and third home was Stuart Gold, 19:06.
The first female over the line was Ellen Keast, 21:42. Rachael Moss was second and AVR's Louise Tucker was third in a time of 22:15.
A magnificent 277 runners had a go at the event and it is open to all and families are encouraged.
It's a 5k run in terms of the distance and begins at 9am on Seaton seafront every Saturday. It is free to enter and there is always a terrific atmosphere at the event.
See www.parkrun.org.uk for more details.
● The first three home in the AVR January Senior Handicap all bettered their own personal best times.
First across the line was Fran Hodson in a time of 25:16. Rob Collier, 20:57, was second and third was Matt Dominey in a time of 24:19.
As this was the first race of a new series, Fran now tops the rankings with 22 points.
In second place it is Rob [Collier], with 21 points and third is Matt [Dominey], with 20 points.
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How the Cannabis Market Can (And Should) Serve Women
I was one of the entrepreneurs lucky enough to enter the cannabis industry at the start of the green rush. From the beginning, I was often one of the only women in the room, whether the meeting was about everyday business practices or government policies. The disparity was even more pronounced at industry conferences where I was one of only a few female executives in a sea of male entrepreneurs. Female leaders are still widely underrepresented in many mainstream industries, and I believe it is time to challenge this archaic precedent within the cannabis space.


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Between January and March of 2015, a record 1,336 Americans renounced their U.S. citizenship, according to a quarterly report by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that was published in The Federal Register.
The list includes long-term permanent residents who are considered American citizens under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPPA), the IRS noted. The previous record was 1,130 in the second quarter of 2013, according to Treasury Department data.
A record total of 3,415 Americans renounced their citizenship last year, according to the "Quarterly Publication of Individuals Who Have Chosen To Expatriate."
In a survey conducted by the University of Kent between December 2014 and January 2015, 1,546 U.S. citizens and former citizens were asked why they no longer wanted to be Americans. Survey participants stated that high taxes were the primary reason for renouncing their citizenship. But the survey also found that contrary to popular belief, income was not a key factor in their decision.
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- From: Todd Allen <genesplicer28 at yahoo.com>
- Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2008 05:32:55 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi folks, I've written a small demonstration project program to illustrate a few points about bacterial growth, and the program seems to run fine in its natural setting of a mathematica notebook. When I tried to submit this file as a Demonstrations project, I was unable to successfully upload the file because Wolfram's server scanned the file and returned the following error: "Please edit notebook to remove the following illegal symbols: CurrentValue, FEPrivate`FrontEndResource" This is just cryptic enough to me that I don't know what to look at, particularly since Mathematica itself does not complain about the program. Have any of you come across such an error? I've included the code below which may make something standout to your eyes that I am missing. I appreciate any thoughts you might have. I have repeatedly tried to contact Wolfram support, but they are just not in a responsive mood these days. Best Regards, Todd final[init_, numgen_] := (init*(2^ numgen)); (* final number of cells calculation *) Manipulate[ plotfinal = ListPlot[Table[{init, final[init, numgen]}, {init, Range[init]}], PlotStyle -> {Red, PointSize[0.03]}, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> {{Item[Style["Final # of Cells", Bold]], ""}, {Item[Style["Initial # of Cells", Bold]] , Item[Style["Absolute Scale", 14, Bold, Blue]]}}, ImageSize -> Scaled[0.35]]; plotfinallog = ListPlot[Table[{init, Log[10, final[init, numgen]]}, {init, Range[init]}], PlotStyle -> {Green, PointSize[0.03]}, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> {{Item[Style["Final # of Cells (Log Scale)", Bold]], ""}, {Item[Style["Initial # of Cells" , Bold]], Item[Style["Semi-Log Scale", 14, Bold, Blue]]}}, ImageSize -> Scaled[0.35]]; Column[{Row[{plotfinal, Item[Style[" verses ", 12, Bold, Red]], plotfinallog}], TextCell[Row[{Style[" Final Number of Cells (based on current values): ", 14, Bold, Blue], Style[final[init, numgen], 14, Bold, Red]}]]}], (* Control Area *) Item[Style["Computing the Final Number of Bacterial Cells", 18, Red]], Delimiter, {{init, 1, Item[Style["Initial # Cells", 12, Bold, Red]]}, 1, 100, 1, Appearance -> "Labeled"}, {{numgen, 1, Item[Style["# of Generations", 12, Bold, Red]]}, 1, 25, 1, Appearance -> "Labeled"}, SaveDefinitions -> True, TrackedSymbols -> {init, numgen}]
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I've been dabbling in systems management and programming since I received my first computer – a Commodore VIC20. Recently (2014), I've found myself with a little bit of free time so am going through some books I got cheap at a sale a couple of years ago. They are to freshen me up/get my brain in the mood for the "Poor Human's Bachelor of Computer Science" that follows.
The books I'll concentrate on will be the Idiot's Guide (a very simple programming primer) and, Learn Java Now, From C to C++ and The Undocumented PC. Depending of the chosen electives, some of the above texts might not be utilised.
AguppieWare & A University Level Free Online Computer Science Education
For this section of the website, I'll be referring to a lot of public domain courses and materials, all of which are being used for learning purposes. If any of these files made available here are in breach of copyright (they shouldn't be), let me know.
According to AGuppieWare, one can get a college (that's university in Australia) level computer science education by utilising free online resources.
I've always been a bit of a computer nerd, but besides studying Pascal at university. I've not received any formal education. I've done it all myself, teaching myself Basic 7.0 as a teen and dabbling with computer graphics overlaid on analogue (using the C64) and digital video (using modern software and a PC), making some music with eJay, learning html and css in my 20s-30's and currently learning C++.
My Bachelor of Science gives me the following learning credits:
- Intro Calc Methods
- Math Methods II
- Introduction to Computers
- Computer Programming 1A
- Calculus
Let's say the AGuppieWare detailed course requires 16 credits to graduate with each subject contributing 1 credit upon passing. Thus I have 5 credits of the 16 needed.
The link above lists the following as a "course" suitable to get a semi formal education (this is a direct cut and past for literally educational purposes).
Introductory Courses
Where's there's an option, the one(s) chosen by me are in green bold. I will be doing each subject separately.
Intro to Computer Science,:
- CS106A Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Methodology: Stanford. 28 lectures and 23? weeks worth of study/assignments. Focused on Java using ACM libraries. Started 30/03/2017 – Finished 06/07/2017. 14ish weeks
- CS106B Programming Abstractions (Second Course in Unit): Stanford. 27 lectures and 10? weeks worth of study/assignments. Teaches/discusses C++, recursion and pointer. Started 07/07/2017 – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Basic mathematics, pick one of two:
Mathematics for Computer Science:MIT . Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy. Discrete Mathematics: ArsDigitaCourse credit Math Methods II
Core Courses
Data Structures and Algorithms:
pick one of two:
Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms: UNSW.
- Introduction to Algorithms: MIT Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Operating Systems:
- Operating Systems and Systems Programming: Berkeley. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Computer Architecture:
- Computer Architecture: Carnegie Mellon. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
- Fundamentals of Computer Networking: Manhattan College. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Data Communications:
- Introduction to Data Communications: Thammasat University. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Cryptography and Security:
- Introduction to Cryptography: Ruhr University. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
(pick 5 of these) I've picked six for now as cannot decided on machine learning or AI. May as well do both.
Programming Languages and Methodologies:
- CS107 Programming Paradigms: Stanford. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy. CS106B is a prerequisite.
Web Development:
Building Dynamic Websites: Harvard
Data Structures:
- Advanced Data Structures: MIT. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Computer System Engineering: MIT (possibly) CS223A Introduction to Robotics:Stanford. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Programming Languages:
Principles of Programming Languages: IIT (possibly)– Course Credit: Computer Programming 1A
Introduction to IT Security: Thammasat University
- Security and Cryptography: Thammasat University (possibly). Especially interesting given my current job.
Bilinear Pairings in Cryptography: BIU (possibly)
App Development:
iPhone Application Development: ITU (possibly) Android Application Development: ITU (possibly) CS193P iPhone Application Development (Stanford)
Artificial Intelligence:
Artificial Intelligence: HRW
- Artificial Intelligence: Berkeley. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
Computer Graphics: Berkeley (possibly)
Statistics and Probability: Harvard
- Probabilistic Systems Analysis and Applied Probability: MIT. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
- CS229 Machine Learning: Stanford. Started dd/mm/yyyy – Finished dd/mm/yyyy.
The plan is to undertake this course of study and document my process.
Update 05/03/2017
When I ceased being an unemployed drain on society*, I archived this and did a great job of safely storing all but the Idiots Guide… and Java Server Pages book. I need to reorganise my storage to find the rest and get stuck into this again.
In the meantime, in 2016 and 2017, I did some courses as they were supposedly 95% off full price of around $1500** related to this sort of thing which has enthused me again:
- Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
- Certified Information Systems Security Pro (2016) (CISSP)
- Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
- Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
- Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI)
** I likely fell for the marketing ploy of make something appear to be great value so people will be more inclined to buy it. That being observed, the courses were quite interesting and worth the $49US I paid for them. What "they" did not tell you was these were preparatory courses and did not lead to any real certification. Just like the rest of the poor human's computer science diploma/degree.
"Poor Human's Bachelor or Computer Science" begins. Archived books found!
Something like this might be useful to ratify skills: http://www.sciencealert.com/sciencealert-offer-five-online-course-bundles-to-diversify-your-computer-skillset
*Gotta love Centelink. I pay taxes for 17 years and the Government says I'm a sponge and have to volunteer my skills to get a job search allowance.


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I created a new project in C++ Builder Rio 10.3.2 (second Rio release):
When I use the classic compiler I get the stack traces as usual:
When I use the clang compiler I don't get the line numbers and unit name:
Line numbers and unit names also work for the Delphi compiler, so only clang is the problem.
Changing link with dynamic RTL and link with runtime packages doesn't help.
How can this be fixed, could it be that the problem is the second Rio release?
I apologize if this has been posted already but I couldn't find it.


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The ideal gas model is simple yet not realistic in many cases. Since the ideal gas model ignores the interactions between the gas molecules, it only applies to sparse gas.
The van de Waals model adds two new elements to the ideal gas model: molecules size and interaction potential. It deals with the correction in pressure and volume. The equation of state writes
for \(n\) moles of gas.
We have introduced \(nb\) because molecules are not point particles. In the van der Waals model, we assume that the molecules are incompressible hard balls. Here the variable \(b\) is related to the size of the molecules. In the Lenard-Jones potential model, \(b\) is 4 times the size of all molecules.
We have the term \(a n^2/V^2\) because molecules will attract to each other when they get too close. In fact, the attractive potential makes it possible for phase transition, a.k.a., condensation of gas molecules.
The van der Waals model is essentially a mean field theory which averages out the higher orders of potentials. We could expand the van der Waals gas law using Taylor series,
The coefficients can be derived using virial potential or cluster expansion.
Why is Harmonic Oscillator so Popular in Physics
More specifically, we write down an abstract Hamiltonian
in which \(\phi(r)\) is the average of potential and all particles interaction have the same value.
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PACE monitoring committee's reporters to visit Ukraine in March 2007
(ForUm) - A visit of the PACE monitoring committee's rapporteurs in Kyiv and Donetsk, is slated for March 2007, rapporteur Hanne Severinsen told the VR's permanent delegation to the PACE is Strasbourg, Cabinet press office told.
Speaking about introduction of political reform in Ukraine, Hanne Severinsen stressed the issue will be put into a question at the meetings in Kyiv and Donetsk. According to her, realization of constitutional reform in Ukraine is expedient, reports Trend.
Hanne Severinsen stressed the PACE will consider a preliminary report on Ukraine and suggest its recommendations for Ukraine. The recommendations will be submitted for the Ukraine delegation's consideration. A respond is expected in turn by the PACE.
In turn, Head of the VR permanent delegation to the PACE Vitaliy Shybko stated his gratitude for a properly elaborated report, which sees balanced illustration of data.
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The participants also discussed political and economic situation in Ukraine.
Ukrainian parliamentarians suggested holding meetings with President Viktor Yushchenko, Speaker Oleksandr Moroz and public, political and business figures within the framework of the visit of the PACE's rapporteurs.


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Following Dr DisRespects recent outbursts about trolls mocking him on Twitch by spamming certain emotes, Twitch is now preventing channels from creating certain emotes.
The mocking began after Dr DisRespect made his infidelity public in late 2017, and as expected a few trolls came around.
However the problem became more serious for the Doc, as chat emotes, namely a channel emote from another popular streamer Forsen, were spammed in his chat.
Dr DisRespect was convinced that these emotes were mocking him particularly for being unfaithful, and soon after the emotes mysteriously disappeared from a total of 29 channels.
Now however, it has become clear why the emotes were removed.
A Hearthstone YouTuber and streamer, "Disguised Toast" attempted to add an emote for his logo – which has dark shades and a moustache.
Unfortunately, the logo bears a resemblance to the Forsen emote and others which were deemed to mock Dr DisRespect, and so Disguised Toast was denied the emote under grounds of 'harassment'.
We tried boys.
Currently Disguised emote declined by Twitch.
Apparently, sunglasses + mustache = harassment. pic.twitter.com/RMCH9Ydldf
— Disguised Toast (@DisguisedToast) May 4, 2018
Of course, the emote is in no way targeting Dr DisRespect, but it was either manually or automatically denied by Twitch, as it bears such a similarity.
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Having worked in cooperation with Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) for 2 1/2 years now, I think I've deduced their biggest weakness. Late buses? Old buses? Overestimating light rail? A backwards fare structure?
No, it's that employees are wedded to the proper bureaucratic procedure. They're in perpetual CYA Mode, afraid to take any initiative outside the book. The rigidity discourages employees from thinking.
Case in point: earlier this week I was on a bus where the driver stopped for 90 seconds for a time point. The hitch is that he knew he had two passengers trying to make a transfer that his stop might cause them to miss. Which is more important: getting the passengers to their next bus or sitting at a time point for 90 seconds? Being HRT he knew the safe play was to sit there. Even as I wrote it down in my bus notebook, I knew the driver wouldn't be disciplined for his stupidity.
The company I work for has a policy for virtually everything imaginable. The procedures manual for our most involved station (which I normally work) fills an entire large notebook. Yet we have a full-color poster by our timeclock with a few core principles that can trump them. Some specific examples are given. With us, don't let a manager catch you not having used common sense. Brain before the book.
You can bet there isn't such a poster at HRT. Since I know this blog is read at HRT, I hope I just shook up the corporate culture. Then, someone is likely to hard copy this, staple it to the requisite memo, and send it to the appropriate supervisor.