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In 1941 Captain Jonathan Shepard takes over as Director of Operations at naval headquarters in London just as they receive reports that the Bismarck, the pride of the German navy, is going out to sea in the North Atlantic. Shepard argues in favor of moving as many ships as possible to the area to find her. In their first encounter with the Bismarck, the Royal Navy loses HMS Hood, the largest ship in the fleet while HMS Prince of Wales is severely damaged. Shepard then transfers ships from the Mediterranean fleet to go after Bismarck; they include the aircraft carrier Ark Royal on which his son Tom is serving as an aircraft gunner. Damaged in a second encounter, the Bismarck heads for Brest on the French coast and the safety of German coastal defenses and air cover. The only ship in range is the Ark Royal but in their first air sortie, they inadvertently attack HMS Sheffield when they mistake it for the Bismarck. In the second air sortie, they damage the Bismarck sufficiently to allow the surface fleet to catch up to her and sink her.
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Kenneth More ... Captain Shepard
Dana Wynter ... Anne Davis
Carl Möhner ... Captain Lindemann (as Carl Mohner)
Laurence Naismith ... First Sea Lord
Geoffrey Keen ... A.C.N.S.
Karel Stepanek ... Admiral Lutjens
Michael Hordern ... Commander-in-Chief - 'King George V'
Maurice Denham ... Commander Richards
Michael Goodliffe ... Captain Banister
Esmond Knight ... Captain - 'Prince of Wales'
Jack Watling ... Signals Officer
Jack Gwillim ... Captain - 'King George V' (as Jack Gwillam)
Mark Dignam ... Captain - 'Ark Royal'
Ernest Clark ... Captain - 'Suffolk'
John Horsley ... Captain - 'Sheffield'
Peter Burton ... Captain - First Destroyer
Sydney Tafler ... First Workman
John Stuart ... Captain - 'Hood'
Walter Hudd ... Admiral - 'Hood'
Sean Barrett ... Able Seaman Brown
Edward R. Murrow ... Himself
Michael Balfour ... Able Seaman - Lookout on 'Suffolk' (uncredited)
John Barron ... Officer P.R.O. (uncredited)
Victor Beaumont ... Officer on the 'Bismarck' (uncredited)
Brandon Brady ... Signal Officer on the 'Ark Royal' (uncredited)
Johnny Briggs ... Seaman (uncredited)
Robert Desmond ... Dexter (uncredited)
Walter Gotell ... Naval Officer (uncredited)
John G. Heller ... Officer on the 'Bismarck' (uncredited)
Ian Hendry ... Officer on 'King George V' (uncredited)
Ronald Hines ... Officer on Bridge of 'Prince of Wales' (uncredited)
Adolf Hitler ... Himself - at launch of 'Bismarck' (archive footage) (uncredited)
Glyn Houston ... Seaman on 'Prince of Wales' (uncredited)
Edward Judd ... Navigating Officer on 'Prince of Wales' (uncredited)
Sam Kydd ... Civilian Worker on 'Prince of Wales' (uncredited)
Ronald Leigh-Hunt ... Somers, Officer on 'King George V' (uncredited)
Harry Locke ... (uncredited)
Victor Maddern ... Able Seaman, Final Scene (uncredited)
Russell Napier ... Air Vice Marshal (uncredited)
Michael Ripper ... Able Seaman, Lookout 'Suffolk' (uncredited)
Michael Sarne ... Extra (uncredited)
Frederick Schiller ... Damage Control Officer (uncredited)
Graham Stark ... Petty Officer Williams (uncredited)
John Stride ... Tom Shepard - 'Ark Royal' Air Gunner (uncredited)
Ian Whittaker ... Able Seaman, Final Scene (uncredited)
Brian Worth ... Officer on First Destroyer (uncredited)
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C.S. Forester (book)
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* Prior to the release of the movie, a song of the same title sung by Johnny Horton was released in the United States to promote the film. This song never appears in the actual film. Excerpts from the song were used in the US trailer.
* The producers knew that the use of miniatures and explosions would have to look very realistic to be successful. They imported Howard Lydecker, one of the legendary Lydecker brothers who were generally considered to be the best special effects teams in the business and who had spent decades perfecting their craft at Republic Pictures, from the U.S.
* Esmond Knight who plays the captain of the HMS Prince of Wales actually served as an officer on board her and was injured during the battle.
* Kenneth More was offered The Guns Of Navarone because of this film.
* To increase the sense of realism, or "documentary feel", for this film, Edward R. Murrow was cast as himself. Murrow was one of the most famous and respected broadcast journalists of the era. He had covered the war in Europe, including the North Atlantic, and used his famous catchphrase "This is London..." Murrow also shot introductory footage for the film's trailer.
* According to special effects cinematographer L.B. Abbott, the miniatures were photographed with spherical (non-anamorphic) lenses. This made it easier to force the perspective of the image to make the miniatures appear bigger, and further apart. The conversion of the spherical footage to CinemaScope required the use of an optical printer with an anamorphic lens. This method of shooting with spherical lenses, yet converting the footage to anamorphic is now commonly used for complete films, and is called Super 35.
* Average Shot Length (ASL) = 7 seconds
* First film of 'Peter Ceiler'.
* Dana Wynter, the actress who plays Officer Anne Davis, was actually born in Berlin as Dagmar Winter.
* Able seaman (lookout, H.M.S. Suffolk) actually says "I wish someone would throw crumpet at me" (as opposed to "a" crumpet). This is a little 'double entendre' peculiar to British audiences: crumpet is a euphemism for "a sexual encounter" as in "she invited me over for tea and crumpet".
* This film's closing epilogue states: "This film was based upon actual operations against the German battleship, 'Bismarck'. Grateful acknowledgment is made to the Admiralty for their most generous help, advice and co-operation. The character called Captain Shepard is completely fictionalized and is in no way intended to depict Captain R.A.B. Edwards (now Admiral Sir Ralph Edwards, K.C.B. , C.B.E.) who was the actual Director of Operations at the time of the 'Bismarck' engagement."
* The movie utilized actual real battle footage.
* The opening of the film shows actual newsreel footage of the Bismarck ship when it was launched to a Nazi crowd in Hamburg, Germany, in 1938.
* Continuity: The ship models frequently turn the opposite way to that ordered by the ships' captains.
* Factual errors: Bismarck's antiaircraft guns never managed to shoot down a single British plane (the film depicts the battleship shooting down several), though it did score some hits.
* Errors in geography: When the Norwegian spy spots Bismarck exiting the Baltic Sea, Bismarck is heading the wrong direction. When viewed from Southern Norway, Bismarck should be headed east to west (left to right on screen), but the scene shows Bismarck heading right to left (west to east).
* Factual errors: The Spitfire searching for the Bismarck is shown as two different versions between shots. The "stock" footage of a flying Spitfire shows it with the flush cockpit canopy of an earlier version (Eg, Mark I-IV). The next studio-shot close-up shows the pilot sitting in a Spitfire with the "bubble" canopy of a later version (Eg, Mark XVI). Given the year is 1941, the stock flying footage is the more accurate.
* Anachronisms: In the aerial view of London in one of the opening shots, a Zebra Crossing can seen quite plainly. These types of road safety aids did not appear in the UK until 1951. And the skies over wartime London should have included Barrage Balloons.
* Continuity: Captain Shepard returns to his office (roughly in the middle of the movie). In a room off of his office you can see a bed (earlier in the movie there was a table and chair). Shepard then leaves his office and tells Commander Richards to have a bunk made up in the office.
* Revealing mistakes: In the battle, Lütjens and Lindemann are looking through binoculars completely covered with mist.
* Factual errors: In the film, Bismarck is attacked by British destroyers the night before she is shelled into a wreck by King George V and Rodney. Bismarck sinks one of the destroyers (the "Solent") after suffering torpedo damage. In the real battle, no British destroyers were sunk in this engagement and German sources indicate no torpedoes hit Bismarck during the destroyer attack.
* Factual errors: The characterization of Admiral Gunther Lutjens in this movie is wildly inaccurate. He is shown as a zealot, a fanatic, denying reality until the end. In fact, Lutjens was a thoughtful, even morose figure - some survivors claimed that his tendency for fatalism damaged their morale. Absurdly, on screen the Admiral tells his men to "remember you are Nazis!" Lutjens was not a nazi, and nor were the vast majority of his officers and crew.
* Factual errors: The Hood didn't explode quite as depicted in the movie. The explosion was initially reported as a jet of flame shooting into the air from between the mainmast and the aft funnel, in the vicinity of the engine room vent. Also, a number of witnesses reported that the Hood blew up without a sound.
* Factual errors: The battle of Iceland is 180 degrees in the wrong direction. The Bismarck is in the movie fighting over her right side (starboard) and the British battleships over their left side (port). In reality the Bismarck came from the North and had to fight over her port side. The British battleship came from the east and fought over their starboard side.
* Factual errors: Just before Hood received the fatal hit that blew her up, Captain Holland ordered a turn to port to give Hoods aft turrets better bearing on Bismarck. In the movie he orders a turn to starboard.
* Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Prior to the German Admiral's rousing speech the crew are brought to attention. The officer shouts "Achtung". "Achtung" means attention as in a warning NOT as a drill instruction. The correct order should be "Stillgestanden".
* Factual errors: In the final battle between King George V and Rodney with the Bismarck, the movie shows that Bismarck begins the shooting. In the real battle the British starts the shooting and Bismarck responded several minutes later.
* Anachronisms: About half way into the film the HMS Arc Royal and HMS Victorious are mentioned. Close ups of flight deck operations included a shot that showed the hull number R06. "R" is a NATO designation that was not utilized until after WWII. R06 is the hull number for HMS Centaur which was not launched until 1947.
* Factual errors: During aircraft attacks on the Bismarck, close ups of anti-aircraft guns in action are British and not German. Other scenes(distant) of firing anti-aircraft guns show the correct locations of guns mounted on Bismarck.
* Factual errors: One scene showing a British torpedo plane taking off, no torpedo is visible. This type of aircraft, the "Swordfish", the torpedo is carried below the fuselage between the landing gear.
* Factual errors: There are various dialogues throughout the movie, referring to whether it is in fact day or night in the 'real world' above the bunker complex of Operational HQ. Although a most effective contrivance to convey to the audience just how physically isolated the War Room Staff must have felt in their underground world, this is a total conceit on the part of the scriptwriter/s. Organizing the destruction of the great Bismarck required extremely precise coordination of many of the Royal Navy's vast resources. In fact, timing to the minute if not the second was not just required, it was essential. Therefore, the staff involved and in particular Captain Shepherd would have known EXACTLY what time it was, day or night, at any given moment. Perhaps even better than the poor hapless souls above ground who were being constantly 'Blitzed' at that particular stage of WWII.
* Factual errors: The film shows Capt. Lindemann returning HMS Hood's fire after Hood's first salvo; in reality, Adm. Lutjens ordered Lindemann to hold his fire for over three minutes as the German ships closed the range - so long that Lindemann was overheard muttering under his breath, "I will not have my ship shot out from under my ass!"
* Factual errors: The film shows Capt. Lindemann dying on the Bismarck's bridge when it is struck by a British shell; however, many survivors recalled seeing him standing near the bow of the Bismarck as she rolled over and sank.
* Revealing mistakes: When Thomas Shepard stands up in the rear cockpit of his airplane searching for the Bismarck, the straps on his head gear remain steady, when they (and other parts of his uniform) should be moving as a result of the airstream.
* Continuity: When the British spy in Norway is transmitting his report via telegraph and the Germans break in and shoot him, the spy falls to the floor, he's able to hold on to the telegraph, his hand and the telegraph machine are right at the edge of the table. However, in the next seen, a closeup of the table where the telegraph is located, the spy continues to transmit his signal on the telegraph, but the telegraph machine is back in the middle of the table.
* Continuity: When the Dorsetshire torpedoes the Bismark at the end of the film it releases torpedoes from its starboard side starting with its stern tubes. Given the relative positions of the ships, this should mean that they strike the Bismark with the first torpedo hitting the front of the ship and last at the rear. But they do not: the first strike is at the rear of the Bismark and the last one at the front.
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If you're feeling like some area of your life isn't moving forward fast enough, I urge you to just take a minute and try out the following process.Bring to mind the situation that feels stagnate or stressful. Identify what exactly isn't working. Make sure to look at all aspects. What part are you responsible for generating? What piece are other people creating? What outside forces are messing with your mojo and flow? Once you've pinpointed the sticking points, now pinpoint how you'd like to see this area of your life. Remember to pretend you have a magic wand and can experience any end result you desire. For instance, Sammy is not getting along with his wife. They seem to argue over the same topics every day. He finds himself not wanting to go home. He doesn't know how to correct the problem and feels like he just has to live in this misery. I took him through the two steps above, and he discovered that his wife is not truly the cause of his misery. He actually didn't like the way he responded to his wife's complaints about money and her co-workers. Ideally, Sammy wants to create intimacy with his wife, and he would love for her to find a new job or career that is fulfilling. He would also love to support her in a way that feels easy and that she appreciates. Once you have created clarity about what is not working and how you'd like it to be, you can make a decision. Decide how you want to feel moving forward. Is there an action you need to take to create some relief? In Sammy's case, he decided to stop coaching his wife about looking for a new job. She was resistant to his "expert advice", and he felt frustrated every time he tried. He was also going to focus on creating intimacy in their relationship even when his wife is in one of her "moods". While Sammy's decisions felt good in the moment he stated them, they'll be of no use if he doesn't take action. He must practice this new way of being, even if he fails or doesn't get results the first few times he tries. One of the decisions Sammy made was to trust his wife's own ability to find her perfect path to a joyful career. This decision will help soothe him when things don't immediately feel like paradise. Many of you will experience some resistance around taking action. You may have made some hard decisions. Give yourself some time to settle into your decision. I recently asked my mother to postpone a house warming party that she and my brother were giving me. The invitations had been sent and almost everyone had RSVP'd that they were attending. My uncle had even bought a non-refundable plane ticket to attend. The decision was a hard one for me to make. I toyed with it for weeks. My house is in the middle of major remodel and the stress of trying to get it done before the party was weighing heavily. Once I asked my mother to postpone the party, a huge weight was lifted off my shoulders. What decision will you make? What is the action to support it? When will you do it? Keep your eye on the desired outcome, and this process will be fast and easy.
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The STAR Awards program recognizes support employees who go above and beyond the call of duty in performing their job responsibilities.
Nominees are evaluated based on the following criteria:
Niang Cing, Kindergarten Helper, Halethorpe ES
Niang Cing is a kindergarten helper at Halethorpe Elementary School. Ms. Cing gives of her time each month to translate the school's monthly newsletter and each grade level's academic information to reach out to the school's Burmese population. Thanks to her dedication, the school is able to keep all community members informed of news and upcoming events.
Margaret Kulikosky, Front Office Secretary, Sparrows Point Middle School
Margaret Kulikosky is the front office secretary at Sparrows Point Middle School. Prior to taking on the role of office secretary, Ms. Kulikosky was a para educator. The staff at Sparrows Point Middle describe her as a conscientious figure head who takes the initiative to make certain the school runs smoothly. Her communication skills are stellar and her ability to deal with difficult situations makes her a stand-out leader. Students come to her to talk out situations and she works with them to become better problem solvers. Sparrows Point Middle School is fortunate to have such a talented and positive professional.
Nancy Rybak, Office Secretary, Reisterstown Elementary School
Nancy Rybak is the office secretary at Reisterstown Elementary School. Described by the staff as dependable, reliable and a team player, Ms. Rybak anticipates issues before they arise. She cares deeply for children and takes extra steps to ensure student safety. The school has a large population of English learners. Ms. Rybak is very patient with families who do not speak English and takes her time when assisting them. Ms. Rybak has trained several new 12-month secretaries and continues to educate the staff on procedures and policy. Reisterstown Elementary School is very fortunate to have Ms. Rybak as she is not only the eyes and ears of the school, she is the heart.
Gail Tildon, Additional Assistant, Randallstown Elementary School
Gail Tildon is an additional adult assistant at Randallstown Elementary School. Ms. Tildon was placed in a Grade 2 classroom to assist with two special education students, but did more than assist the students. The classroom teacher Ms. Tildon was assigned to work with was transitioning from Grade 5 to Grade 2. Having worked in Grade 2 for a number of years, Ms. Tildon was able to help the teacher understand that second grade students need much more support and helped design the classroom for success. Ms. Tildon holds high standards for the students and expects them to always do their best.
Kathy Vicarini, Administrative Secretary, Martin Boulevard Elementary School
Kathy Vicarini is the administrative secretary at Martin Boulevard Elementary School. Little did Ms. Vicarini know when taking the position of the long-time, now retired administrative secretary that two of the four front office staff would also be leaving. Ms.Vicarini's intelligence, competence, and willingness to learn the nuances of the school are the hallmarks of her performance. Staff refer to Ms. Vicarini as a "Jack of all trades." She knows her job well but can jump in to fill any other position. Ms. Vicarini is always looking ways to save money—from bargaining with vendors to getting bank fees waived. Martin Boulevard is lucky to have a truly remarkable employee.


text: In his work as a guide or smuggler, Bearclaw would pretty often find himself working along side Mira. He made for an excellent scout and could be quiet and martial enough to back her up along a retreat or until help could reach their advance positioning. Everyone around the "Gleaming Tankard" loved when she would be about because of her energy and the tales of the exploits she could share. It was usually challenging and profitable work and her friendly way always made the jobs even more of a treat. Both Mira and Bearclaw suspected Ma of pairing them up out of ulterior matchmaking motives beyond just putting together the best crew for the job. Nothing more than friendship ever flourished but, he counts her among a short list of people due his deepest respect and loyalty.


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Wow now September, slow down a minute. Let's take a look back first at what was a busy August. The marina was hopping at the height of the 2017 season while the cabins kept filling up and the restaurant was a hive of activity.
The restaurant is, of course, one of the many draws that keep guests coming back. This year we decided to take it up a notch by enriching the classic menu with all new favourites including a Jagerschnitzel with wild mushroom sauce and a Kaese Spaetzle dish (yum and yum). The wine list was also added to and expanded upon to feature all new local and international wines to tantalize the taste buds (yum also applies here).
This August Blind Channel hosted two live music and dinner buffets. The first event on August the 5th welcomed back the musical stylings of The Dave Blinzinger Trio. The second event on the 19th was brought to you all the way from Vancouver by the Longhand Band. The music had many a toe tapping under smokey summer skies, while the kids stole the show with unrivalled dance moves and the buffet had guests returning for seconds.
Moving beyond the dock this year has been an incredible experience. The busy tour season had our boats exploring far and wide showing off the majesty of these islands and the wildlife that calls them home. Some of the most memorable adventures this August included watching a mother bear and her cubs on the beach, only to realize that a cougar was watching the same bear as well as a super pod of resident orcas joining us for the day in Nodales channel including nearly 100 whales. Other days on the water included record humpback sightings, hungry sea lions, playful dolphins, foraging bears, and oh so much more.
A huge thank you goes out, after a busy season, to all of our wonderful staff who make all this possible. The end of August always sees a few of our seasonal staff leave for new adventures and this year was no exception as we wave goodbye to Anna, Jitka and Blake with many thanks.
That's all, for now, folks, thank you to all our first time and returning guests. For those of you who came to see us at the Seattle Boat Show, Thank you! We can't wait to see everyone again this January. Don't forget to stop in this September when wildlife is abundant and the crowds are few. In the meantime here is a look back on August:


text: My fish are finally in a good spot, I got my parents to agree to get me the filters and heaters I need. My dad wants to turn our 100G into a chiclid tank. He said that if I set it up and maintain it he'll pay for it all. We've decided on Mbuna chiclids. I have 0 experience with chiclids, I know nothing about them. Questions- How do you stock a tank like this? What substrate? What are the ideal tank decorations? Can we have live plants and driftwood? What temp should the tank be? Are they hardy? What are some good hardy, colorful stocking options? Can we keep other fish with them? Thanks for the help guys!!


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"...to ensure that students are effective, creative, ethical, curious and enthusiastic users and producers of information and ideas. Our inquiry-based program fosters not only the skills, but also the dispositions and responsibilities needed for life-long learning. We aim to foster a passion for learning, with the hope that our students will not only learn how to learn, but will also enjoy and independently pursue the process"


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Is it Too Cold for Outside Play?
By Michelle Salcedo, M.Ed., Sunshine House Chief Academic Officer
What are your memories of playing outside when you were a child? Did you live in a rural area and have all sorts of pretend adventures amongst the trees? Or, were you a city dweller who romped and rollicked in the exciting urban jungle? Either way, you probably have good memories of your time outside of the house.
It may seem strange to see an article on outside play in the middle of January, but the benefits of being in nature go beyond just being fun. Playing outdoors benefits children in all domains of development throughout the whole year. Before looking at the benefits, let's tackle the common myth that being outside in cold weather causes illness.
The Center for Disease Control lays out the following facts:
- Illnesses are caused by germs, not weather conditions.
- Flu and cold season occur during colder weather, not because of the temperature, but because more people are closer together inside and we are all spreading germs around.
- There is some evidence that germs spread better in drier air. The dry air that comes from heaters can also contribute to an increase of incidences of illnesses.
As a British explorer said, "there is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing for the conditions." For typically developing children, time outside, even in cold weather, can actually help keep them healthy.
Study after study shows that children reap benefits from unstructured play in natural settings. Unstructured play means that children are able to direct their own play experiences, playing a sport or being involved in other organized activities do not count (although they can produce other benefits). Children need to be able to run, jump, yell, fall, roll, and generally experience everything nature has to offer. And, when they do, there are benefits for all domains of development:
LANGUAGE – Children who have more robust vocabularies tend to do better in Kindergarten and beyond. Young children learn new words when they experience them in their natural context (not through flashcards and quizzes). There are many opportunities to experience new words while in nature. Where else can one hear the wind rustling the leaves? Or experience a squirrel chattering to warn away a predator from its pups (did you know that a baby squirrel can be a pup or a kit)?
Time outside has been shown to enhance a child's vocabulary as well as provide them with a wider base of experiences on which to build new understandings of the world and how it works.
COGNITIVE – Research has shown that children have sharper thinking skills after spending time in nature. They are able to focus more on academic tasks after self-directed play experiences outside. Children who play outside show more creativity as they invent their own games and discover new, imaginative uses for found materials. More and more, experts are calling for children to develop these critical thinking skills if they are to compete in today's complex academic and job markets.
Children also learn much more about and gain an appreciation for the earth, its patterns, and science while playing in nature than can ever be conveyed in a text book.
PHYSICAL – When one watches a child at play outside, you can easily see they are developing muscles that just don't get challenged in other ways. But did you know that mastering the muscles needed for jumping, reaching, galloping, skipping, and climbing all lead to the ability to master the little muscles like those that are needed for writing and reading? Studies have shown that if a child has not gained the ability to control his/her movements by the age of 6, they are more likely to struggle with reading and writing. If, however, they have good bodily-control, they can focus more on the thinking related to a task than on the body movements needed to complete it.
SOCIAL / EMOTIONAL – Numerous studies show that children have more self-control, are better able to focus, and are able to pay more attention if they have frequent breaks for physical activity and time outside. This is just one of the many reasons that strategies such as removing recess to make more times for academics, and/or punishing "antsy" children by making them stay inside during recess often backfire. Children are emotionally ready to focus on learning when they have had time for outside play.
Experts also point to social gains that occur as children bring others into their games, negotiate turns on play equipment, and engage in imaginative play with other children in the great outdoors. Well-developed social skills are also essential as children navigate school and enter into the workforce.
In the grand scheme of childhood, there is not one other activity that has as many benefits across domains as unstructured play outside. Many of these benefits also apply to adults. So, turn off the screen, put on some play clothes, warm up your running feet, and try out your outside voice alongside your child – and, don't come home until the streetlights come on.
To inspire you, take a look at these pictures of children of all different countries cutting loose in the world of nature: http://www.boredpanda.com/happy-children-playing/


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In addition, all participants must meet ALL of the following requirements:
Student Support Services encourages all eligible students to apply for the program.
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Armagh is one of Canada's oldest and most established cash register and POS system providers. We specialize in retail and restaurant point-of-sale (POS) systems, cash registers, scales, inventory control solutions, self-checkout, and wireless hand-held mobile solutions. Since 1979, Armagh has been independently owned and operated and headquartered in Hamilton, Ontario. Tens of thousands of people have relied on our point of sale software solutions for their businesses. We provide the infrastructure with which retailers and hospitality providers may better connect with and serve their customers. Simply put, for over 30 years, your customers have been our customers.
Our Mission
It's crucial that a company know it's purpose. This is our mission statement at Armagh. Today, a cash register is more than just a calculator on a drawer. Point of sale software systems often provide the infrastructure and customer service management systems that your entire business revolves around. Because these systems can impact your business' financial future more than any other single product you will buy for your business, it's important to understand the motivation behind the advice and council you will receive from your POS system service provider.
Our Values
If the Mission is the heart of our business, then our values are its soul. Our values are how we conduct business and even our lives in pursuit of our mission. Be sure that the values of your POS system service provider are congruent with your own.


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Can You Compete Under Pressure? Find out in a new BBC Lab UK study.
Posted on May 01, 2012
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Take a class! Our courses vary in temperature, experience, and outcome. We have something for every skill set and every age. Start things off with a first experience workshop or learn the foundations to build an art practice in one of our cold, hot, or warm studio courses.
Browse through our listings to find the perfect class for you! Please click on the class you choose and register online. If you have any questions, please call 614-291-4250 or email email@example.com.
Don't forget to check out their exhibitions (listed here).
Glass Axis is a 10,000 sq. ft. art center providing artists, students, and community members with the tools necessary to passionately create innovative works in glass while learning, sharing, and teaching. Member artists have access to affordable cold, warm, and hot glass facilities, plus studio, exhibition, education, outreach, and income-producing opportunities all under one roof. By linking artists to the thousands of patrons that visit the art center each year for courses, demonstrations, exhibitions, and special events, Glass Axis becomes a vibrant civic hub of art production and community participation, bolstering sustainable cultural equity throughout Ohio and beyond.
We offer a variety of classes in hot, warm, and cold glass. To view the full list of classes and the dates they're being offered, please go to www.glassaxis.org
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text: EE Graduate Student Changchang Liu has been awarded the Charlotte Elizabeth Procter Fellowship for the 2017-18 academic year. The Procter Fellowship consists of full tuition and student health plan fees. Established in 1912 in memory of Charlotte Elizabeth Procter by her son, this fellowship acknowledges her distinguished work in the Department of Electrical Engineering. Changchang Liu is advised by Prof. Prateek Mittal.


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I had a user come up to me this week with a very weird issue. They had a jailbroken iphone and ever since a few weeks ago, it had been freezing on him. Well my first reply was, thats what you get when you jailbreak an iPhone ;) Actually jailbreaking an iPhone gives you a lot of freedom to do things on it.
Anyways, I looked through the phone and did not find anything odd on it. I then enabled a ssh server on it and connected. I decided to check if the phone was doing any weird tcp connections.
Doing a netstat revealed all. In between the "normal" traffic was one that I had not seen before. ec2-107-21-251-69.compute-1.amazonaws.com
It seemed that connection to this destination was always kept alive. Since the version of netstat on the iPhone does not have options to reveal the PID of the offending process, I was at a loss.
I googled the above address and managed to find some articles that linked it to Viber (this is like Skype). Since SBSetting was already installed on the iPhone, I looked through the currently running processes and found Viber listed. I killed it, and presto! The connection to ec2-107-21-251-69.compute-1.amazonaws.com was no more!
The iPhone was still slow so in the end, the best solution was to install the legit iOS on it :(
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
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CAERNARFON are becoming somewhat of experts at last-gasp drama, but owed a huge debt of gratitude to fly-half Kelvin Morris for securing a gritty away win at Llangefni.
With 80 minutes almost up on referee Ieuan Williams' watch, Caernarfon were awarded a penalty out wide on the touchline, and trailing 6-5 to Llangefni, Morris stepped up and slotted over a perfect kick – the last of the game – to secure a hard fought win.
But what made it even more remarkable was the fact that Morris had missed a couple of easier shots at goal, and yet slotted over the match-winning effort with relative ease.
And Caernarfon head coach Ieuan Jones admitted it was typical of the kicker.
"Both defences were superb, and you've got to ride your luck a little bit," he said. "That's Kelvin for you basically, he will miss one right in front and then knock one over right from on the touchline.
"It's great for us because I really don't think there was much between the teams, and I think Llangefni will be very disappointed because in patches they played very well. Their contact area work was superb and they cleaned us out two or three times, so we are going to have to work on that.
"But fair play the spirit and the commitment of the boys is fantastic and we keep going right to the end.
"I thought we were much the better side in the first half against the elements. They were 6-5 up and I thought we should have converted more of our chances, but we just didn't take them, but fair play to Llangefni they really upped their game in the second half and we didn't get a sniff of it for about 20-25 minutes. And I will give credit to them because they really played well and really wanted it."
Caernarfon are making a bit of a habit of late comebacks in crucial games having managed a 13-13 draw with fellow pace- setters Ruthin at home a few weeks earlier after Dafydd Roberts went over for a last- ditch try to ensure the draw and both sides' unbeaten records.
And as for Llangefni, who were hit with enforced relegation back to Division Four, rather than taking their promotion slot to Division Two last season, they know it is going to be tough to regain the title they won a couple of seasons ago.
But while they will not concede the title, coach Sion Hughes does admit it is going to be a tough road from here on in.
Hughes said: "They played the full 80 minutes and that is something we are going to have to learn from I suppose. But we are just gutted really.
"I think they controlled a lot of facets of the game, but I don't think we deserved to lose that when we were leading for most of the game. But fair play to them and it will be hard now for the rest of the season.
"There's still a long way, but it is going to be hard now and I think we are going to have to rely on a lot of other results going our way. We'd never concede the title but the boys I think realise that today it was going to be make or break."
It was always going to be a tight affair with either a mistake or stroke of genius to separate the sides.
Both defences were on top throughout the 80 minutes, which also saw three yellow cards dished out by referee Williams, but it was a determination from both sides to keep their line in tact that was impressive.
Arwel Roberts gave Cefni a fourth minute lead with a penalty, but the hosts were then forced to soak up huge amounts of pressure on their own line as Caernarfon laid siege. Cefni conceded penalty after penalty after penalty that eventually led to hooker Emyr Williams spending 10 minutes in the bin. But even down to 14 men they still held out on their own line and kept the Cofis at bay.
And despite their numerical disadvantage they went further ahead when Roberts slotted over his second penalty on 21 minutes.
But after yet more pressure on the Cefni line, the quick thinking of flanker Dewi Williams saw him burst off the back of a scrum and dive over in the corner. Morris missed the extras in what was to prove an up and down day for him with the boot.
The second half again saw more tough tackling with both defences earning their money, while Roberts was wide with a penalty and Morris put two late efforts off the mark.
But deep into added time he stepped up from the touchline to notch the winning score.