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Special Containment Procedures: All instances of SCP-1157 are to be kept in separate 3m x 2m x 3m quarters connected to a secure common area in Sector-07. Curfew is to be enforced at 11pm EST every evening until 6am the following morning. Security must consist of 12 armed guards trained in crowd suppression. SCP-1157-1 is to be kept in isolated quarters not connected to the main containment area.
All staff working directly with any instance of SCP-1157 are to maintain the highest level of information security. No mention is to be made of Foundation staff names, project information, or containment procedures within the SCP-1157 containment area. Verbal communication with SCP-1157 is to be kept to an absolute minimum unless authorized by Dr. Torres. No clothing or equipment used when interacting with SCP-1157 can contain any identifying information. Personnel, including members of MTF Gamma-7, are instructed to carry only digitally encrypted forms of identification when involved in containment or study of SCP-1157.
Mobile Task Force Gamma-7 "Pied Pipers" has been formed to track down and detain any un-contained instances of SCP-1157. Basic information, photographs, fingerprints and DNA samples from SCP-1157 have been distributed to major law enforcement organizations. Coordination with local government and other MTF units will be approved on a case by case basis. Lethal force has been authorized as a last resort.
During a bifurcation event, SCP-1157 personnel are to initiate Protocol-G7 before wake up call.
Description: SCP-1157 is a Caucasian male with brown hair and blue eyes. The subject''s anomalous nature was first discovered when an instance of SCP-1157, designated SCP-1157-1, surrendered to the local police in ███████, AZ, claiming to be a member of a terrorist cell. When a bifurcation event occurred while SCP-1157 was in police custody the subject was brought to the attention of the Foundation and transferred to Sector-07 for containment and study.
At intervals of approximately 4 weeks all instances of SCP-1157 will undergo a simultaneous bifurcation event at 3:08AM EST. While SCP-1157 sleeps each subject will split into two identical instances. The event is accompanied by a burst of light and energy which disables any recording devices. Any clothing or other items worn by SCP-1157 will be deposited on the bed underneath the subjects.
Protocol-G7 is to be enacted immediately after every bifurcation event. The containment area is to be flooded with a gaseous sedative. A security team equipped with gas masks must enter the containment quarters and remove one of each resulting subject pairs for euthanasia, study and disposal.
SCP-1157 displays a limited form of shared consciousness. While each instance exhibits their own personality and can make individual choices they also experience the surface thoughts and impulses of all other instances.
45 instances euthanized during containment.
Foreword: Following initial containment, the 2 instances of SCP-1157-1 were separated and individually questioned.
Dr. Torres: Can you explain the nature of your condition, please.
SCP-1157-1: I go to sleep, and when I wake up there''s one more of me.
Dr. Torres: And this has happened before?
Dr. Torres: Is something wrong?
SCP-1157-1: Heh. They can hear us, you know, the rest. <Subject smiles> They''re not happy with me.
Dr. Torres: You can hear them all?
SCP-1157-1: Yes. A bunch of scared bullies shouting in my ear. I saw what they did. I saw what I was becoming…No…Not me. You. I made a choice! <Subject shuts eyes, breathes deeply> I''m sorry. There''s a lot of them now. It''s overwhelming sometimes.
Dr. Torres: I can imagine. Would you like some time alone?
Dr. Torres: Oh. Right. My apologies.
Closing Statement: Despite being in a separate sound proof interview room, SCP-1157-1/2 was able to repeat the conversation verbatim.
Utilizing intelligence gathered from SCP-1157-1 interviews, MTF Gamma-7 successfully located and detained 3 more instances of SCP-1157 before they could go into hiding. However, operations for the next several weeks turned up only empty apartments and dead ends. SCP-1157-1''s usefulness has diminished rapidly as other instances are now aware of his cooperation and are providing deceptive intelligence.
Following a second bifurcation event SCP-1157-1, now consisting of 4 separate instances, showed increasing signs of distress. An argument over SCP-1157-1''s complicity in Foundation activities resulted in a physical altercation and the death of the subject advocating against cooperation. All instances of SCP-1157-1 have been put into indefinite sedation to avoid mental coercion by the growing collective.
Intercepting e-mail correspondence between loose SCP-1157 allowed us to locate a safe house used by numerous subjects. MTF Gamma-7 was met with small-arms fire upon engagement, forced to terminate 2 instances, captured 7. Computers and correspondence found on the property indicate that SCP-1157 is aware that an organization is tracking them, but they have no knowledge of the Foundation itself. Requesting a clean-up team to scour the property for any other evidence of SCP-1157 activities.
Interviews with instances of SCP-1157 reveal a narcissistic personality and increasing distrust and contempt for anyone that is not SCP-1157. Subjects have also shown increasingly skillful attempts at tricking researchers into revealing sensitive information. Outside of SCP-1157-1 the subject remains uncooperative.
Agent Thomas was lost in our latest engagement with SCP-1157, along with 2 other Gamma-7 members. The bastards have spent the last month training and stockpiling weapons. The warehouse we tracked a subject to held enough SCP-1157 to outnumber us 3-to-1, all armed. Even after capturing 16 and killing 31 there are likely even more SCP-1157 unaccounted for now than there were when we first discovered them. I''m submitting a request for at least a tripling of Gamma-7''s numbers and resources. If we don''t lock this down in the next month or two we''re going to start seeing these guys on every street corner.
The contained instances of SCP-1157 attempted a riot to break out of Sector-07 immediately following a bifurcation event. Using their increased numbers SCP-1157 assaulted the Protocol-G7 team. Reinforcements allowed security to resolve the situation, at which point Protocol-G7 was completed without further incident. Containment procedures were revised and SCP-1157 were restricted to individual quarters for one week. 5 days later each instance of SCP-1157 carved the following into the wall of their quarters: "You cannot contain me. Should one escape your grasp thousands will arise within the year."

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special containment procedures: all instances of scp-1157 are to be kept in separate 3m x 2m x 3m quarters connected to a secure common area in sector-07. curfew is to be enforced at 11pm est every evening until 6am the following morning. security must consist of 12 armed guards trained in crowd suppression. scp-1157-1 is to be kept in isolated quarters not connected to the main containment area.
all staff working directly with any instance of scp-1157 are to maintain the highest level of information security. no mention is to be made of foundation staff names, project information, or containment procedures within the scp-1157 containment area. verbal communication with scp-1157 is to be kept to an absolute minimum unless authorized by dr. torres. no clothing or equipment used when interacting with scp-1157 can contain any identifying information. personnel, including members of mtf gamma-7, are instructed to carry only digitally encrypted forms of identification when involved in containment or study of scp-1157.
mobile task force gamma-7 "pied pipers" has been formed to track down and detain any un-contained instances of scp-1157. basic information, photographs, fingerprints and dna samples from scp-1157 have been distributed to major law enforcement organizations. coordination with local government and other mtf units will be approved on a case by case basis. lethal force has been authorized as a last resort.
during a bifurcation event, scp-1157 personnel are to initiate protocol-g7 before wake up call.
description: scp-1157 is a caucasian male with brown hair and blue eyes. the subject''s anomalous nature was first discovered when an instance of scp-1157, designated scp-1157-1, surrendered to the local police in ███████, az, claiming to be a member of a terrorist cell. when a bifurcation event occurred while scp-1157 was in police custody the subject was brought to the attention of the foundation and transferred to sector-07 for containment and study.
at intervals of approximately 4 weeks all instances of scp-1157 will undergo a simultaneous bifurcation event at 3:08am est. while scp-1157 sleeps each subject will split into two identical instances. the event is accompanied by a burst of light and energy which disables any recording devices. any clothing or other items worn by scp-1157 will be deposited on the bed underneath the subjects.
protocol-g7 is to be enacted immediately after every bifurcation event. the containment area is to be flooded with a gaseous sedative. a security team equipped with gas masks must enter the containment quarters and remove one of each resulting subject pairs for euthanasia, study and disposal.
scp-1157 displays a limited form of shared consciousness. while each instance exhibits their own personality and can make individual choices they also experience the surface thoughts and impulses of all other instances.
45 instances euthanized during containment.
foreword: following initial containment, the 2 instances of scp-1157-1 were separated and individually questioned.
dr. torres: can you explain the nature of your condition, please.
scp-1157-1: i go to sleep, and when i wake up there''s one more of me.
dr. torres: and this has happened before?
dr. torres: is something wrong?
scp-1157-1: heh. they can hear us, you know, the rest. <subject smiles> they''re not happy with me.
dr. torres: you can hear them all?
scp-1157-1: yes. a bunch of scared bullies shouting in my ear. i saw what they did. i saw what i was becoming…no…not me. you. i made a choice! <subject shuts eyes, breathes deeply> i''m sorry. there''s a lot of them now. it''s overwhelming sometimes.
dr. torres: i can imagine. would you like some time alone?
dr. torres: oh. right. my apologies.
closing statement: despite being in a separate sound proof interview room, scp-1157-1/2 was able to repeat the conversation verbatim.
utilizing intelligence gathered from scp-1157-1 interviews, mtf gamma-7 successfully located and detained 3 more instances of scp-1157 before they could go into hiding. however, operations for the next several weeks turned up only empty apartments and dead ends. scp-1157-1''s usefulness has diminished rapidly as other instances are now aware of his cooperation and are providing deceptive intelligence.
following a second bifurcation event scp-1157-1, now consisting of 4 separate instances, showed increasing signs of distress. an argument over scp-1157-1''s complicity in foundation activities resulted in a physical altercation and the death of the subject advocating against cooperation. all instances of scp-1157-1 have been put into indefinite sedation to avoid mental coercion by the growing collective.
intercepting e-mail correspondence between loose scp-1157 allowed us to locate a safe house used by numerous subjects. mtf gamma-7 was met with small-arms fire upon engagement, forced to terminate 2 instances, captured 7. computers and correspondence found on the property indicate that scp-1157 is aware that an organization is tracking them, but they have no knowledge of the foundation itself. requesting a clean-up team to scour the property for any other evidence of scp-1157 activities.
interviews with instances of scp-1157 reveal a narcissistic personality and increasing distrust and contempt for anyone that is not scp-1157. subjects have also shown increasingly skillful attempts at tricking researchers into revealing sensitive information. outside of scp-1157-1 the subject remains uncooperative.
agent thomas was lost in our latest engagement with scp-1157, along with 2 other gamma-7 members. the bastards have spent the last month training and stockpiling weapons. the warehouse we tracked a subject to held enough scp-1157 to outnumber us 3-to-1, all armed. even after capturing 16 and killing 31 there are likely even more scp-1157 unaccounted for now than there were when we first discovered them. i''m submitting a request for at least a tripling of gamma-7''s numbers and resources. if we don''t lock this down in the next month or two we''re going to start seeing these guys on every street corner.
the contained instances of scp-1157 attempted a riot to break out of sector-07 immediately following a bifurcation event. using their increased numbers scp-1157 assaulted the protocol-g7 team. reinforcements allowed security to resolve the situation, at which point protocol-g7 was completed without further incident. containment procedures were revised and scp-1157 were restricted to individual quarters for one week. 5 days later each instance of scp-1157 carved the following into the wall of their quarters: "you cannot contain me. should one escape your grasp thousands will arise within the year."


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Version 2.0 of the South Georgia Player Rankings sees expansion from a Top 40 to a Top 55. There are 19 new names, each designated with the acronym NR. There has also been movement within the player rankings. The LR column stands for rankings from Version 1.0, while the CR column stands for current rankings in Version 2.0.
Four prospects in the initial rankings have been taken out; they have transferred to schools outside the designated South Georgia Area. They are Jamarion Ellis of Eastman (Ga.) Dodge County, Omar Burroughs of Savannah (Ga.) Savannah Christian, Aalah Brown of Valdosta (Ga.) and Weston Franklin of Jesup (Ga.) Wayne County. Ellis, Burroughs and Franklin have transferred to Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy; Brown is headed to Alpharetta (Ga.) Denmark.
There are currently 15 prospects in the South Georgia Rankings with at least one FBS or FCS offer, six of which have five of more offers at this time. Kingsland (Ga.) Camden County offensive tackle Micah Morris leads all South Georgia prospects with 17 offers. Leesburg (Ga.) Lee County receiver Chauncey Magwood has also reached the double digit mark with 11 offers.
Defensive end Jacques Hunter of Valdosta (Ga.) Lowndes is the highest new entry at #12. As a sophomore he recorded 30 tackles, seven TFL’s and while leading the team in sacks with six. Hunter currently has an offer from Colorado State.
Coming in at #14 is dynamic wideout Lemeke Brockington of Moultrie (Ga.) Colquitt County. As a sophomore he caught30 passes for 604 yards and six touchdowns, all team highs. Though he currently has no known offers this whirling dervish will surely demand major college attention.
Bainbridge (Ga.) shocked the state of Georgia by winning the GHSA-AAAAA Title this past season after finishing the regular season (5-5). One of the leaders for the Bearcats was two-way standout Caleb McDowell. As a sophomore he accounted for over 1,500 all-purpose yards while recording 35 tackles and two interceptions. McDowell currently holds offers from Colorado and Florida Atlantic. He makes his entry at #18.
Valdosta (Ga.) linebacker Jaylin Alderman comes in at #23. This athletic backer also played some receiver for the pass-happy Wildcats. His versatility may allow him to project at several positions at the next level.
Coming in at #24 is Richmond Hill cornerback Jordan Clark. Clark recorded 35 tackles, four TFL’s while leading the team with three interceptions. He also caught five passes for 85 yards. Clark has already picked up an offer from West Virginia.
Savannah (Ga.) Islands (#45), Xavier Bean Brunswick (Ga.) (#46), Joe Fusile Richmond Hill (Ga.) (#51) and Britton Williams Richmond Hill (Ga.) (#55).
The next rankings update for the South Georgia class of 2021 will take place after the spring evaluation period.

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version 2.0 of the south georgia player rankings sees expansion from a top 40 to a top 55. there are 19 new names, each designated with the acronym nr. there has also been movement within the player rankings. the lr column stands for rankings from version 1.0, while the cr column stands for current rankings in version 2.0.
four prospects in the initial rankings have been taken out; they have transferred to schools outside the designated south georgia area. they are jamarion ellis of eastman (ga.) dodge county, omar burroughs of savannah (ga.) savannah christian, aalah brown of valdosta (ga.) and weston franklin of jesup (ga.) wayne county. ellis, burroughs and franklin have transferred to bradenton (fla.) img academy; brown is headed to alpharetta (ga.) denmark.
there are currently 15 prospects in the south georgia rankings with at least one fbs or fcs offer, six of which have five of more offers at this time. kingsland (ga.) camden county offensive tackle micah morris leads all south georgia prospects with 17 offers. leesburg (ga.) lee county receiver chauncey magwood has also reached the double digit mark with 11 offers.
defensive end jacques hunter of valdosta (ga.) lowndes is the highest new entry at #12. as a sophomore he recorded 30 tackles, seven tfl’s and while leading the team in sacks with six. hunter currently has an offer from colorado state.
coming in at #14 is dynamic wideout lemeke brockington of moultrie (ga.) colquitt county. as a sophomore he caught30 passes for 604 yards and six touchdowns, all team highs. though he currently has no known offers this whirling dervish will surely demand major college attention.
bainbridge (ga.) shocked the state of georgia by winning the ghsa-aaaaa title this past season after finishing the regular season (5-5). one of the leaders for the bearcats was two-way standout caleb mcdowell. as a sophomore he accounted for over 1,500 all-purpose yards while recording 35 tackles and two interceptions. mcdowell currently holds offers from colorado and florida atlantic. he makes his entry at #18.
valdosta (ga.) linebacker jaylin alderman comes in at #23. this athletic backer also played some receiver for the pass-happy wildcats. his versatility may allow him to project at several positions at the next level.
coming in at #24 is richmond hill cornerback jordan clark. clark recorded 35 tackles, four tfl’s while leading the team with three interceptions. he also caught five passes for 85 yards. clark has already picked up an offer from west virginia.
savannah (ga.) islands (#45), xavier bean brunswick (ga.) (#46), joe fusile richmond hill (ga.) (#51) and britton williams richmond hill (ga.) (#55).
the next rankings update for the south georgia class of 2021 will take place after the spring evaluation period.


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FlyInside places you inside the cockpit of your favorite airplanes and lets you fly! Oculus Rift support for FSX and Prepar3D!
479 backers pledged $30,350 to help bring this project to life.
FlyInside 1.2 is now available for download!
FlyInside 1.11 is now available for download! FlyInside 1.11 brings several major improvements, fixes, and features over FlyInside 1.0.
FlyInside 1.0 Available for Download!
FlyInside 0.5 Available for Download!
FlyInside 0.5 is now available for download!
Magnifying Glass - Read small text without zooming your entire view in!
FlyInside Software Developer Roll Call!
FlyInside 0.4 Available for Download!
FlyInside Beta 0.2 Now Available for Download!
FlyInside Beta 0.11 Now Available for Download!
Beta 0.1 Available for Download!
FlyInside Beta #1 Coming Soon!
FlyInside P3D Alpha Preview Available for Download!
Leap Motion Stretch Goal Met!!! Onward to Prepar3D!
Stretch Goal #1: Leap Motion Support!
We are a Go for Takeoff!
With 24 days remaining, FlyInside FSX is fully funded! So many of you backed the Kickstarter so quickly, I can't thank you enough!

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flyinside places you inside the cockpit of your favorite airplanes and lets you fly! oculus rift support for fsx and prepar3d!
479 backers pledged $30,350 to help bring this project to life.
flyinside 1.2 is now available for download!
flyinside 1.11 is now available for download! flyinside 1.11 brings several major improvements, fixes, and features over flyinside 1.0.
flyinside 1.0 available for download!
flyinside 0.5 available for download!
flyinside 0.5 is now available for download!
magnifying glass - read small text without zooming your entire view in!
flyinside software developer roll call!
flyinside 0.4 available for download!
flyinside beta 0.2 now available for download!
flyinside beta 0.11 now available for download!
beta 0.1 available for download!
flyinside beta #1 coming soon!
flyinside p3d alpha preview available for download!
leap motion stretch goal met!!! onward to prepar3d!
stretch goal #1: leap motion support!
we are a go for takeoff!
with 24 days remaining, flyinside fsx is fully funded! so many of you backed the kickstarter so quickly, i can't thank you enough!


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Awesome News for One of Our Fellow Athletes!
Hafnarfjörður, Iceland! John will be competing in Flight 7 – Men 60-64. The games will take place on June 24-25, 2017.
I think I saw Kate Boeve on that list as well.

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awesome news for one of our fellow athletes!
hafnarfjörður, iceland! john will be competing in flight 7 – men 60-64. the games will take place on june 24-25, 2017.
i think i saw kate boeve on that list as well.


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Are you become a host for Thanksgiving ceremony? If you become the host for Thanksgiving party but you do not have any ideas for your table setting, these creative Thanksgiving Place Cards ideas may help and inspire you to make your own Thanksgiving place cards. Using fruits, fallen leaves, nuts, papers, vegetables or wooden sticks, or even a clothespin can transform an ordinary place card into a simple and charming Thanksgiving place card.
With a light brown paper, you can make a stylish Thanksgiving place card. Cut it out in various leaf shapes and decorate them with golden sparkle. Then, you write the person’s name in each leaf. You can cut brown felt into a shape of small boat, too. Sew it and let the top open. Then fill the boat with cute and small decoration stuffs. Next, write the person’s name in a paper, put it into a twig, and place it in the centre of the boat. Then, the boat shaped Thanksgiving place card is done.
Another creative idea is using the form of words puzzle or using few fallen leaves. For the puzzle place card, you print the Thanksgiving place card in the form of words puzzle. The person’s name is inside the puzzle, so you can ask them to search for their names. Do not forget to provide a unique or creative pencil in each place card. For fallen leaves, you pick up few of them and dry them. Then, you paint them in golden color, and let them dry again. Finally, write the person’s name on them and place them on an empty plate.

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are you become a host for thanksgiving ceremony? if you become the host for thanksgiving party but you do not have any ideas for your table setting, these creative thanksgiving place cards ideas may help and inspire you to make your own thanksgiving place cards. using fruits, fallen leaves, nuts, papers, vegetables or wooden sticks, or even a clothespin can transform an ordinary place card into a simple and charming thanksgiving place card.
with a light brown paper, you can make a stylish thanksgiving place card. cut it out in various leaf shapes and decorate them with golden sparkle. then, you write the person’s name in each leaf. you can cut brown felt into a shape of small boat, too. sew it and let the top open. then fill the boat with cute and small decoration stuffs. next, write the person’s name in a paper, put it into a twig, and place it in the centre of the boat. then, the boat shaped thanksgiving place card is done.
another creative idea is using the form of words puzzle or using few fallen leaves. for the puzzle place card, you print the thanksgiving place card in the form of words puzzle. the person’s name is inside the puzzle, so you can ask them to search for their names. do not forget to provide a unique or creative pencil in each place card. for fallen leaves, you pick up few of them and dry them. then, you paint them in golden color, and let them dry again. finally, write the person’s name on them and place them on an empty plate.


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But once there, he wasn't too keen on having his picture taken in front of Ollivander's (he had been made to change out of the costume in order to fit in his carseat safely).
While not overly crowded, there was a line to climb to the top of Gringott's, making picture-taking difficult. You can kind of see Gareth's head behind the post there.
Considering it was just a a family enterprise and was built in a driveway, it was very impressive! Mal was upset that it wasn't longer/there wasn't more to do. They have had some weekends where they've made more of an event of it, but I didn't want to try and go with all the crowds on a weekend.
Otherwise, our break has been very restful. The afternoon of Diagon Alley, the kids played on the computer, while Ryan sat on the couch doing something, and I took up the rest of the couch napping. It was a perfect way to spend the afternoon. We've watched a few holiday movies here and there and the kids have been eagerly counting down to Christmas.
WHOA?!?!?!?!!? That Diagon Alley is INSANE!!! That is so cool!!!!! Who does stuff like that???
I am so seriously impressed!

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but once there, he wasn't too keen on having his picture taken in front of ollivander's (he had been made to change out of the costume in order to fit in his carseat safely).
while not overly crowded, there was a line to climb to the top of gringott's, making picture-taking difficult. you can kind of see gareth's head behind the post there.
considering it was just a a family enterprise and was built in a driveway, it was very impressive! mal was upset that it wasn't longer/there wasn't more to do. they have had some weekends where they've made more of an event of it, but i didn't want to try and go with all the crowds on a weekend.
otherwise, our break has been very restful. the afternoon of diagon alley, the kids played on the computer, while ryan sat on the couch doing something, and i took up the rest of the couch napping. it was a perfect way to spend the afternoon. we've watched a few holiday movies here and there and the kids have been eagerly counting down to christmas.
whoa?!?!?!?!!? that diagon alley is insane!!! that is so cool!!!!! who does stuff like that???
i am so seriously impressed!


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I got Jim tickets to an Avalanche (NHL) game for Valentines Day. Two weeks earlier Greg Pojar called w/ tickets to the game the week before. I swear, my gifts to Jim always get ruined.
We went anyway, even though Greg stole my thunder. The game was a riot. I love that stadium!

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i got jim tickets to an avalanche (nhl) game for valentines day. two weeks earlier greg pojar called w/ tickets to the game the week before. i swear, my gifts to jim always get ruined.
we went anyway, even though greg stole my thunder. the game was a riot. i love that stadium!


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Electrical engineers create innovative technology solutions in a wide range of areas from handheld communications to solar panels; from cardiac pacemakers to autonomous robots; from wireless networks to bio-engineered sensors that detect dangerous pathogens; and intelligent surveillance systems that perform face and motion recognition. Employers visiting campus seek out electrical engineering students for recruitment more than any other major at the University of Maryland.
During senior year, students will also complete a capstone design course that integrates classroom learning with hands-on practical design. Students thereby gain valuable technical skills for subsequent graduate study and/or technical advancement.
Due to the similarity in curriculum, students in Electrical Engineering are not allowed to earn a second major or degree in Computer Engineering.
The Electrical Engineering undergraduate program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
PEO #2. Earn a graduate degree from a top ranked graduate program in EE or related field.
PEO #3. Become an innovator and/or entrepreneur in an EE or related space.
The current overall undergraduate enrollment in Electrical Engineering (EE) is 517 students distributed over all four years of study (as of Fall 2017). In the 2016-2017 academic year, 126 students were granted Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.
For students who entered the EE program as freshmen in Fall of 2012, 70.9 percent graduated in four years and 81.4 percent graduated in five years with a degree from University of Maryland, College Park. For students who entered the EE program as freshmen in Fall of 2012, 53.5 percent graduated in four years and 59.3 percent graduated in five years with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering.

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electrical engineers create innovative technology solutions in a wide range of areas from handheld communications to solar panels; from cardiac pacemakers to autonomous robots; from wireless networks to bio-engineered sensors that detect dangerous pathogens; and intelligent surveillance systems that perform face and motion recognition. employers visiting campus seek out electrical engineering students for recruitment more than any other major at the university of maryland.
during senior year, students will also complete a capstone design course that integrates classroom learning with hands-on practical design. students thereby gain valuable technical skills for subsequent graduate study and/or technical advancement.
due to the similarity in curriculum, students in electrical engineering are not allowed to earn a second major or degree in computer engineering.
the electrical engineering undergraduate program is accredited by the engineering accreditation commission of abet, http://www.abet.org.
peo #2. earn a graduate degree from a top ranked graduate program in ee or related field.
peo #3. become an innovator and/or entrepreneur in an ee or related space.
the current overall undergraduate enrollment in electrical engineering (ee) is 517 students distributed over all four years of study (as of fall 2017). in the 2016-2017 academic year, 126 students were granted bachelor of science in electrical engineering.
for students who entered the ee program as freshmen in fall of 2012, 70.9 percent graduated in four years and 81.4 percent graduated in five years with a degree from university of maryland, college park. for students who entered the ee program as freshmen in fall of 2012, 53.5 percent graduated in four years and 59.3 percent graduated in five years with a b.s. in electrical engineering.


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Over the next few weeks, new students will receive truckloads of unsolicited advice. Some of it will be valuable and much of it will be useless, if not plain wrong. You’ll have to sort through the platitudes, to learn what to trust and what to eschew.
My advice is in the newspaper, though, so you might as well trust me blindly.
For many, college represents a radical departure from the soft yellow walls of adolescence. The choices facing you are incalculable, endless even, and sometimes their consequences can be far-reaching. In all likelihood you will have more academic, social, and professional freedom now than you ever had before. The range of opportunities available to you cannot be overstated, nor can the caliber of the people around you.
It is easy to understand the University of Pennsylvania as an institution so steeped in history, prestige, and endowment-dollars that its structures and systems are unassailable. It is easy to see professors as giants of academia, to be feared instead of approached as they stride through the halls. Some clubs appear so serious and closed-off that the thought of joining (or, God forbid, being rejected from) is entirely unappealing.
These illusions must be broken for you to thrive here. Through some combination of hard work and sheer luck — and it always is a combination, one way or another — you are in a position that only a tiny fraction of the people in the world will ever enjoy. To believe that you aren’t deserving, or aren’t capable, of taking advantage of the incredible opportunities at this school is to waste the effort and good fortune that earned you a spot here.
Marketing materials and Convocation speeches often say things like, “Students from our university go on to change the world,” as if it is the education alone that empowers them to impact their surroundings. The degree can’t hurt, obviously, but the truth is that you already have the power to change the people around you, or Penn, or even the world.
Be ambitious. Take risks. Start a petition for whatever the hell you want; if no one signs it, you’re no worse off than you were before. Sign up for 300-level classes just because the syllabus sounds awesome, no matter what the difficulty rating is on Penn Course Review. Join eight clubs and figure out your favorites later. Wear a muscle tee to the gym, even if you have small arms. They’ll get bigger.
Of course, now that you’re in college, you’re responsible for your own actions. Gone are the rigid structures of high school and life at home. This newfound agency is daunting at first, but the rewards — for yourself and the people around you — can be immense.
Thousands and thousands of students have come through Penn’s doors and made it out the other side to have happy, successful lives, regardless of how badly they bombed their a cappella audition or how awkward their meeting was with an econ professor. Not all risks pan out, but memories of getting rejected from a party or being bored at the Penn Ikea Furniture Building Club’s first meeting will fade fast.
This is not to say that, after freshman year, it’s too late to try new things and take risks. However, the sooner you realize your potential, the more campus can benefit from your skills, talents, and passions.
One last piece of advice: The Compass thing is a myth. If you fail your midterms, it’s your fault (but you will be fine).

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over the next few weeks, new students will receive truckloads of unsolicited advice. some of it will be valuable and much of it will be useless, if not plain wrong. you’ll have to sort through the platitudes, to learn what to trust and what to eschew.
my advice is in the newspaper, though, so you might as well trust me blindly.
for many, college represents a radical departure from the soft yellow walls of adolescence. the choices facing you are incalculable, endless even, and sometimes their consequences can be far-reaching. in all likelihood you will have more academic, social, and professional freedom now than you ever had before. the range of opportunities available to you cannot be overstated, nor can the caliber of the people around you.
it is easy to understand the university of pennsylvania as an institution so steeped in history, prestige, and endowment-dollars that its structures and systems are unassailable. it is easy to see professors as giants of academia, to be feared instead of approached as they stride through the halls. some clubs appear so serious and closed-off that the thought of joining (or, god forbid, being rejected from) is entirely unappealing.
these illusions must be broken for you to thrive here. through some combination of hard work and sheer luck — and it always is a combination, one way or another — you are in a position that only a tiny fraction of the people in the world will ever enjoy. to believe that you aren’t deserving, or aren’t capable, of taking advantage of the incredible opportunities at this school is to waste the effort and good fortune that earned you a spot here.
marketing materials and convocation speeches often say things like, “students from our university go on to change the world,” as if it is the education alone that empowers them to impact their surroundings. the degree can’t hurt, obviously, but the truth is that you already have the power to change the people around you, or penn, or even the world.
be ambitious. take risks. start a petition for whatever the hell you want; if no one signs it, you’re no worse off than you were before. sign up for 300-level classes just because the syllabus sounds awesome, no matter what the difficulty rating is on penn course review. join eight clubs and figure out your favorites later. wear a muscle tee to the gym, even if you have small arms. they’ll get bigger.
of course, now that you’re in college, you’re responsible for your own actions. gone are the rigid structures of high school and life at home. this newfound agency is daunting at first, but the rewards — for yourself and the people around you — can be immense.
thousands and thousands of students have come through penn’s doors and made it out the other side to have happy, successful lives, regardless of how badly they bombed their a cappella audition or how awkward their meeting was with an econ professor. not all risks pan out, but memories of getting rejected from a party or being bored at the penn ikea furniture building club’s first meeting will fade fast.
this is not to say that, after freshman year, it’s too late to try new things and take risks. however, the sooner you realize your potential, the more campus can benefit from your skills, talents, and passions.
one last piece of advice: the compass thing is a myth. if you fail your midterms, it’s your fault (but you will be fine).


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NEW YORK -- Disney Interactive Media Group has unveiled original Web series targeting an influential demographic -- moms.
Margie Gilmore, vice president of online originals, told a group of media buyers gathered for a Digital Content NewFront presentation Thursday at SoHo House that the shows strive to remain true to the Walt Disney Co.'s heritage of storytelling -- while offering an honest, open and authentic voice that some within the company found "a little uncomfortable."
"There's not a lot of pixie dust in the world of parenting," Gilmore said. "We have to strike a balance between being Disney and being relevant and real."
The new digital shows build on Disney's considerable portfolio of assets targeting moms, including Babble Media, with its extensive roster of mommy bloggers dispensing parenting advice, and iParenting Media, which operates a network of websites geared to parents.
One series, "Moms of," features interviews with the mothers of accomplished athletes, musicians, inventors and teachers. One vignette Disney screened focused on 2009 Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, whose mother, Shonda Ingram, advises, "As mothers we don't have all the answers ... you just have to keep fighting and working hard to raise your child."
Other shows, "That's Fresh" and "Thinking Up," fall into the self-help category -- leavened with humor. The cooking show is hosted by Chef Helen Cavallo, who describes herself as "50% Italian, 50% Colombian and I'm 100% New York." Each episode features one fresh ingredient that can be prepared in multiple ways.
"Moms are looking for answers. 'What's for dinner?' 'How can I feed my kids in healthy ways, in the time that I have?'" said Gilmore, who was an executive producer for Food Network. "We're working with the irresistible Helen Cavallo. ... She's so funny and so warm, and she's the kind of person the kids won't look away from, and the moms won't look away from."
Television personality and author of "Courtney's Creative Adventurers," Courtney Watkins, hosts "Thinking Up" -- which provides imaginative children's activities, drawing from her eclectic background as a teacher of kindergarten and art and a designer of jewelry, murals and greeting cards.
"Courtney is like no one else I've ever met -- an embodiment in how to be a creative adventurer with and for your kids," Gilmore said. "She's a mom who can so easily access what it means to be 8 or 9 years old."
As with other media companies, Disney indulged in a bit of celebrity sizzle: comedian Ali Wentworth filmed an episode of "Daily Shot" -- a show mixing news, celebrity gossip and topical issues sprinkled with wit -- at SoHo House, instead of its typical setting at her kitchen table.
"As you can see, we're not in my kitchen," Wentworth joked in her opening. "I'm here with a bunch of really really close friends, some family, some in-laws. ..."

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new york -- disney interactive media group has unveiled original web series targeting an influential demographic -- moms.
margie gilmore, vice president of online originals, told a group of media buyers gathered for a digital content newfront presentation thursday at soho house that the shows strive to remain true to the walt disney co.'s heritage of storytelling -- while offering an honest, open and authentic voice that some within the company found "a little uncomfortable."
"there's not a lot of pixie dust in the world of parenting," gilmore said. "we have to strike a balance between being disney and being relevant and real."
the new digital shows build on disney's considerable portfolio of assets targeting moms, including babble media, with its extensive roster of mommy bloggers dispensing parenting advice, and iparenting media, which operates a network of websites geared to parents.
one series, "moms of," features interviews with the mothers of accomplished athletes, musicians, inventors and teachers. one vignette disney screened focused on 2009 heisman trophy winner mark ingram, whose mother, shonda ingram, advises, "as mothers we don't have all the answers ... you just have to keep fighting and working hard to raise your child."
other shows, "that's fresh" and "thinking up," fall into the self-help category -- leavened with humor. the cooking show is hosted by chef helen cavallo, who describes herself as "50% italian, 50% colombian and i'm 100% new york." each episode features one fresh ingredient that can be prepared in multiple ways.
"moms are looking for answers. 'what's for dinner?' 'how can i feed my kids in healthy ways, in the time that i have?'" said gilmore, who was an executive producer for food network. "we're working with the irresistible helen cavallo. ... she's so funny and so warm, and she's the kind of person the kids won't look away from, and the moms won't look away from."
television personality and author of "courtney's creative adventurers," courtney watkins, hosts "thinking up" -- which provides imaginative children's activities, drawing from her eclectic background as a teacher of kindergarten and art and a designer of jewelry, murals and greeting cards.
"courtney is like no one else i've ever met -- an embodiment in how to be a creative adventurer with and for your kids," gilmore said. "she's a mom who can so easily access what it means to be 8 or 9 years old."
as with other media companies, disney indulged in a bit of celebrity sizzle: comedian ali wentworth filmed an episode of "daily shot" -- a show mixing news, celebrity gossip and topical issues sprinkled with wit -- at soho house, instead of its typical setting at her kitchen table.
"as you can see, we're not in my kitchen," wentworth joked in her opening. "i'm here with a bunch of really really close friends, some family, some in-laws. ..."


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Prerequisites: State POST handgun training and certification & the 24-hour SSGT Advanced Handgun: Operator Course.
The SSGT Two-man Close Quarters Battle Handgun: Operator Course is specifically designed for those officers working in pairs while conducting their duties in an urban environment. This course begins with reinforcing safe weapons handling and application methods for close quarters operations.
A series of clearance principles are taught on a flat range that allow the officers to isolate and master common situations found during clearing operations. These fundamental principles that apply to all urban clearing operations are demonstrated, taught, and drilled repeatedly in a safe live-fire environment on a range before officers apply these skills in buildings.
The course progresses into using buildings with common obstacles and layouts to continue to reinforce the application of principles in various urban environments. Theses fundamental skills are trained and are applicable across the operational continuum IE clearing, active shooter, and rescue operations.
TRAINER: 25 year Special Forces (Green Beret) Operator (SGM, Retired) who served as instructor and Program Manager at the JFK Special Warfare Center’s Special Forces Hostage Rescue and Sniper Schools. Mr. Nevils has years of real world application in diverse combat environments conducting and refining the principles and skills taught in this course. Trainer has mentored and successfully led thousands of U.S. and indigenous forces in countless counter terrorism operations during the Global War on Terrorism.

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prerequisites: state post handgun training and certification & the 24-hour ssgt advanced handgun: operator course.
the ssgt two-man close quarters battle handgun: operator course is specifically designed for those officers working in pairs while conducting their duties in an urban environment. this course begins with reinforcing safe weapons handling and application methods for close quarters operations.
a series of clearance principles are taught on a flat range that allow the officers to isolate and master common situations found during clearing operations. these fundamental principles that apply to all urban clearing operations are demonstrated, taught, and drilled repeatedly in a safe live-fire environment on a range before officers apply these skills in buildings.
the course progresses into using buildings with common obstacles and layouts to continue to reinforce the application of principles in various urban environments. theses fundamental skills are trained and are applicable across the operational continuum ie clearing, active shooter, and rescue operations.
trainer: 25 year special forces (green beret) operator (sgm, retired) who served as instructor and program manager at the jfk special warfare center’s special forces hostage rescue and sniper schools. mr. nevils has years of real world application in diverse combat environments conducting and refining the principles and skills taught in this course. trainer has mentored and successfully led thousands of u.s. and indigenous forces in countless counter terrorism operations during the global war on terrorism.


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Learn why store bought almond milk can be causing digestive upset and how to make your own at home.
Make your own Almond milk at home free of thickeners and preservatives. So simple and so delicious you may never want to go back to store bought almond milk again!
Do I need to soak the almonds first?
It is not necessary to soak the almonds first in order to make almond milk. You may want to however, because soaking the nuts overnight deactivates the enzyme inhibitors present in the skin of the almonds, thus activating the enzymes in the almond making them available to us.
How long will the milk keep for?
If the nuts are sprouted it will keep for 3-4 days in refrigerator. If nuts are not sprouted it will keep for a bit longer about 5-7 days.

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learn why store bought almond milk can be causing digestive upset and how to make your own at home.
make your own almond milk at home free of thickeners and preservatives. so simple and so delicious you may never want to go back to store bought almond milk again!
do i need to soak the almonds first?
it is not necessary to soak the almonds first in order to make almond milk. you may want to however, because soaking the nuts overnight deactivates the enzyme inhibitors present in the skin of the almonds, thus activating the enzymes in the almond making them available to us.
how long will the milk keep for?
if the nuts are sprouted it will keep for 3-4 days in refrigerator. if nuts are not sprouted it will keep for a bit longer about 5-7 days.


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A sole-tenant node is a physical Compute Engine server that is dedicated to hosting VM instances only for your specific project. Use sole-tenant nodes to keep your instances physically separated from instances in other projects, or to group your instances together on the same host hardware.
Read Creating sole-tenant nodes to learn how to create nodes and place your instances on those nodes.
Read Sole-tenant node pricing to learn how to calculate prices and discounts for sole-tenant nodes.
Each node is associated with one physical server, and is the only node running on that server. Within your nodes, you can run multiple instances of various sizes without sharing the host hardware with other projects. You can specify node affinities between your nodes and the instances that you want to run on those nodes. Use these affinities to either group several workloads together on the same nodes or isolate your workloads from one another on different nodes to meet your data compliance requirements. To use sole-tenant nodes, you create node groups, which contain one or more nodes, rather than creating individual nodes.
For example, some payment processing workloads might require physical isolation from other workloads or virtual machines in order to meet compliance requirements. Sole-tenant nodes ensure that your instances do not share host hardware with instances from other projects, but you can also use labels to specify how your instances are arranged on your nodes and separate instances with sensitive workloads into their own private nodes away from your other non-sensitive workloads.
Each node within a node group must have a node type. A node type specifies the total amount of cores and memory for that node. Currently, the only available node type is n1-node-96-624 node type has 96 vCPUs and 624 GB of memory, available in multiple zones. Nodes of this size can accommodate VM instances up to 96 vCPUs and 624 GB of memory, but you can also fill the node with multiple smaller VM instances with various sizes including custom machine types and instances with extended memory. The instances that you run on your nodes must have at least two vCPUs. When a node is full, you cannot schedule additional instances on that node.
Note that a node type applies to each individual node within a node group (not to the node group as a whole). So, if you create a node group with two nodes, each node is allocated 96 vCPUs and 624 GB of memory. You must have enough vCPU quota to support the total vCPUs required for the node group to successfully create the group. For example, two nodes would require 96 vCPUs x 2 = 192 vCPUs so you must have at least 192 vCPUs available to create the group.
To see a complete list of node availability, run the node-types list in the gcloud command-line tool.
Periodically, Compute Engine will replace older node types with newer node types. When a node type is replaced, you will be unable to create node groups using the old node type, and must upgrade your node templates to use the new node types. As a best practice, you can configure your node templates to use flexible node type requirements. Read the creating node groups page to see examples of node templates with flexible node types.
If your node's host system requires maintenance, the node and all of the instances on the node continue to operate while they live migrate to updated host hardware.
Sustained use discounts and committed use discounts reduce the costs of your sole-tenant nodes. Read sole-tenant node pricing to learn how discounts apply to sole-tenant nodes.
VPC networks work with instances running on sole-tenant nodes the same way that they work with normal VM instances. You can use VPC networks to establish network connections between sole-tenant instances and normal VM instances.
Use custom machine types or predefined machine types to create instances on your sole-tenant nodes. Because you already pay for the vCPUs and memory of the node itself, you do not pay extra for these instances.
Create managed instance groups on your node groups. Your managed instance groups can use autoscaling while running on sole-tenant nodes, but the node groups cannot automatically scale.
Combine VMs with multiple machine types on each node. You can use a mix of different machine types and custom machine types on the same node until the node reaches its vCPU and memory limit, which is defined by the node type.
Sole-tenant nodes are only available in select zones. Review the Regions and Zones page to learn which zones currently support sole-tenant nodes.
Create sole-tenant nodes and place your instances on those nodes.
Use sole-tenant nodes to Bring your own Windows license.

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a sole-tenant node is a physical compute engine server that is dedicated to hosting vm instances only for your specific project. use sole-tenant nodes to keep your instances physically separated from instances in other projects, or to group your instances together on the same host hardware.
read creating sole-tenant nodes to learn how to create nodes and place your instances on those nodes.
read sole-tenant node pricing to learn how to calculate prices and discounts for sole-tenant nodes.
each node is associated with one physical server, and is the only node running on that server. within your nodes, you can run multiple instances of various sizes without sharing the host hardware with other projects. you can specify node affinities between your nodes and the instances that you want to run on those nodes. use these affinities to either group several workloads together on the same nodes or isolate your workloads from one another on different nodes to meet your data compliance requirements. to use sole-tenant nodes, you create node groups, which contain one or more nodes, rather than creating individual nodes.
for example, some payment processing workloads might require physical isolation from other workloads or virtual machines in order to meet compliance requirements. sole-tenant nodes ensure that your instances do not share host hardware with instances from other projects, but you can also use labels to specify how your instances are arranged on your nodes and separate instances with sensitive workloads into their own private nodes away from your other non-sensitive workloads.
each node within a node group must have a node type. a node type specifies the total amount of cores and memory for that node. currently, the only available node type is n1-node-96-624 node type has 96 vcpus and 624 gb of memory, available in multiple zones. nodes of this size can accommodate vm instances up to 96 vcpus and 624 gb of memory, but you can also fill the node with multiple smaller vm instances with various sizes including custom machine types and instances with extended memory. the instances that you run on your nodes must have at least two vcpus. when a node is full, you cannot schedule additional instances on that node.
note that a node type applies to each individual node within a node group (not to the node group as a whole). so, if you create a node group with two nodes, each node is allocated 96 vcpus and 624 gb of memory. you must have enough vcpu quota to support the total vcpus required for the node group to successfully create the group. for example, two nodes would require 96 vcpus x 2 = 192 vcpus so you must have at least 192 vcpus available to create the group.
to see a complete list of node availability, run the node-types list in the gcloud command-line tool.
periodically, compute engine will replace older node types with newer node types. when a node type is replaced, you will be unable to create node groups using the old node type, and must upgrade your node templates to use the new node types. as a best practice, you can configure your node templates to use flexible node type requirements. read the creating node groups page to see examples of node templates with flexible node types.
if your node's host system requires maintenance, the node and all of the instances on the node continue to operate while they live migrate to updated host hardware.
sustained use discounts and committed use discounts reduce the costs of your sole-tenant nodes. read sole-tenant node pricing to learn how discounts apply to sole-tenant nodes.
vpc networks work with instances running on sole-tenant nodes the same way that they work with normal vm instances. you can use vpc networks to establish network connections between sole-tenant instances and normal vm instances.
use custom machine types or predefined machine types to create instances on your sole-tenant nodes. because you already pay for the vcpus and memory of the node itself, you do not pay extra for these instances.
create managed instance groups on your node groups. your managed instance groups can use autoscaling while running on sole-tenant nodes, but the node groups cannot automatically scale.
combine vms with multiple machine types on each node. you can use a mix of different machine types and custom machine types on the same node until the node reaches its vcpu and memory limit, which is defined by the node type.
sole-tenant nodes are only available in select zones. review the regions and zones page to learn which zones currently support sole-tenant nodes.
create sole-tenant nodes and place your instances on those nodes.
use sole-tenant nodes to bring your own windows license.


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There is more to a roof than meets the eye when looking to purchase new. Residential roofing system is an industry term that we use when all the components of a roof are made by one manufacturer.
As your Owens Corning Platinum Preferred residential roofing system contractor, we are proud to say, whether we install a 25-year asphalt shingle, or a lifetime impact resistant shingle on your home, everything that we put on your roof is made by Owens Corning. That is one of the many things that sets us apart from our competitors and enables us, not just to install a roof, but to install a “roofing system” on your home. When installing roofing systems, Owens Corning has given us the right to offer their material and craftsmanship warranty’s that last up to 50 years.
TAG Roofing & Exteriors is also certified to install McElroy Metal Roofing Systems. Just like OC before, we have aligned ourselves with McElroy as an industry leader in metal roofing products. This allows us to offer a class 4 hail resistant metal product to you that McElroy will stand behind for generations to come.

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there is more to a roof than meets the eye when looking to purchase new. residential roofing system is an industry term that we use when all the components of a roof are made by one manufacturer.
as your owens corning platinum preferred residential roofing system contractor, we are proud to say, whether we install a 25-year asphalt shingle, or a lifetime impact resistant shingle on your home, everything that we put on your roof is made by owens corning. that is one of the many things that sets us apart from our competitors and enables us, not just to install a roof, but to install a “roofing system” on your home. when installing roofing systems, owens corning has given us the right to offer their material and craftsmanship warranty’s that last up to 50 years.
tag roofing & exteriors is also certified to install mcelroy metal roofing systems. just like oc before, we have aligned ourselves with mcelroy as an industry leader in metal roofing products. this allows us to offer a class 4 hail resistant metal product to you that mcelroy will stand behind for generations to come.


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-enter the "What the Elle do you know" competition.Click here for the answers!
-check this article about removable collars : Fringe Trend : The Removable Collar. I just love the idea and I will try to make one of my own the next week!

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-enter the "what the elle do you know" competition.click here for the answers!
-check this article about removable collars : fringe trend : the removable collar. i just love the idea and i will try to make one of my own the next week!


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Honeywell is a Fortune 100 company that invents and manufacturer’s new technologies, products and solutions that address tough macro challenges across diverse industries.
Co-ops are always eager to learn and quick to pick up the work.
The multiple work experience opportunities!
The Co-op Program is an excellent opportunity to study and get industry experience - go for it!

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honeywell is a fortune 100 company that invents and manufacturer’s new technologies, products and solutions that address tough macro challenges across diverse industries.
co-ops are always eager to learn and quick to pick up the work.
the multiple work experience opportunities!
the co-op program is an excellent opportunity to study and get industry experience - go for it!


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Wild Columbine is a weaving and textile design studio of Seattle based artist, Kelly Neistat. It represents a sampling of creative work spanning both original and curated textiles. These pieces are meant to add a charming, invigorative, one-of-a-kind element to your life.
Each piece is created or chosen with its textures, tones, and space in mind. These woven textiles evoke a continued conversation in design, bridging the gap between old-world and modern cultures. Through this endeavor, new life is being given to traditional techniques.
Kelly Neistat currently resides in Seattle, WA. When she is not in her weaving studio, you can find her exploring the city, taking weekend trips to the mountains and the coast, or spending time in her rooftop garden.

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wild columbine is a weaving and textile design studio of seattle based artist, kelly neistat. it represents a sampling of creative work spanning both original and curated textiles. these pieces are meant to add a charming, invigorative, one-of-a-kind element to your life.
each piece is created or chosen with its textures, tones, and space in mind. these woven textiles evoke a continued conversation in design, bridging the gap between old-world and modern cultures. through this endeavor, new life is being given to traditional techniques.
kelly neistat currently resides in seattle, wa. when she is not in her weaving studio, you can find her exploring the city, taking weekend trips to the mountains and the coast, or spending time in her rooftop garden.


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We are Supplier and Seller of: londa, maybelline, kerastase, loreal, macadamia, goldwell, revlon, tigi, kardashian beaut.
No Logo Chun Tai Industrial (H.K.) Ltd.
We are Supplier and Seller of: lancme, kielhs, givenchy, mustela, rene furterer, dior, aveda, kerastase, goldwell.
We are Supplier and Seller of: professional hair care, loral, krastase, sebastian, wella, tigi, matrix, goldwell, joico.
We are Supplier and Seller of: majirel, koleston, latex gloves, goldwell, hair extensions, peroxides, hair bleach, nail polishes, hair dryers.
We are Supplier and Seller of: goldwell, matrix, bedhead, vavoom, paul mitchell, redken, pureology, kms, aveda.
We are Supplier and Seller of: nioxin, redken, wella, kendra, nexus, loreal, goldwell, hiar, nails.
We are Supplier and Seller of: paul mitchell, moroccan oil, redken, goldwell, tigi, kms, wella, purology, nioxin.
Import-export professional haircare products, Wella, Loreal Professional, matrix, kerstase, tigi etc. Perfumes: CK, chanel, hugo boss, giorgio armani, D&G etc.
We are Supplier and Seller of: loreal, kerastase, matrix, wella, shampoo conditioner brand name, john masters, goldwell, pupa, tigi.
We are Supplier and Seller of: wella, matrix, d:fi, loreal, redken, goldwell, tigi, efalock, schwarzkopf.
The company`s main business is buying and selling professional hair products.
We are Supplier and Seller of: l oreal professional hair products, wella professional, matrix products, parlux blowers, lisap hair products, senscience hair products, goldwell hair products, davines hair products, koleston.
Perfect care marketing Export/importer, manufacturer and distributor of health & beauty product etc hairdressing supplies, beauty products and salon equipment across South east asia, euro and us.
We are Supplier and Seller of: kerastase, loreal, shiseido, nioxin, redken, goldwell, biotherm, clinic, morocanoil.
We are Supplier and Seller of: kerastase, american crew, foenix, fudge, goldwell lagoom, loreal, wella.

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we are supplier and seller of: londa, maybelline, kerastase, loreal, macadamia, goldwell, revlon, tigi, kardashian beaut.
no logo chun tai industrial (h.k.) ltd.
we are supplier and seller of: lancme, kielhs, givenchy, mustela, rene furterer, dior, aveda, kerastase, goldwell.
we are supplier and seller of: professional hair care, loral, krastase, sebastian, wella, tigi, matrix, goldwell, joico.
we are supplier and seller of: majirel, koleston, latex gloves, goldwell, hair extensions, peroxides, hair bleach, nail polishes, hair dryers.
we are supplier and seller of: goldwell, matrix, bedhead, vavoom, paul mitchell, redken, pureology, kms, aveda.
we are supplier and seller of: nioxin, redken, wella, kendra, nexus, loreal, goldwell, hiar, nails.
we are supplier and seller of: paul mitchell, moroccan oil, redken, goldwell, tigi, kms, wella, purology, nioxin.
import-export professional haircare products, wella, loreal professional, matrix, kerstase, tigi etc. perfumes: ck, chanel, hugo boss, giorgio armani, d&g etc.
we are supplier and seller of: loreal, kerastase, matrix, wella, shampoo conditioner brand name, john masters, goldwell, pupa, tigi.
we are supplier and seller of: wella, matrix, d:fi, loreal, redken, goldwell, tigi, efalock, schwarzkopf.
the company`s main business is buying and selling professional hair products.
we are supplier and seller of: l oreal professional hair products, wella professional, matrix products, parlux blowers, lisap hair products, senscience hair products, goldwell hair products, davines hair products, koleston.
perfect care marketing export/importer, manufacturer and distributor of health & beauty product etc hairdressing supplies, beauty products and salon equipment across south east asia, euro and us.
we are supplier and seller of: kerastase, loreal, shiseido, nioxin, redken, goldwell, biotherm, clinic, morocanoil.
we are supplier and seller of: kerastase, american crew, foenix, fudge, goldwell lagoom, loreal, wella.


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The property is located on the southern side of Grange Ave. The property is listed as R3 zone under the Marsden Park Precinct LEP maps and falls under the Blacktown City Council.
It is also known as LOT 1 IN DP781987, LOTS 3 & 4 SECTION ‘J’IN DP 193074 with a total site area of 3.27Ha. The site area to which this proposal is specific to, is 9527sqm.
The site address is known as: 205-209 Grange Ave, Marsden Park. Future shopping facilities, schools and other local services are within walking distance of the site.
Total area 32,760 sqm approx.
Front area combined 9,527sqm approx.
Rear area combined 23,233sqm approx.

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the property is located on the southern side of grange ave. the property is listed as r3 zone under the marsden park precinct lep maps and falls under the blacktown city council.
it is also known as lot 1 in dp781987, lots 3 & 4 section ‘j’in dp 193074 with a total site area of 3.27ha. the site area to which this proposal is specific to, is 9527sqm.
the site address is known as: 205-209 grange ave, marsden park. future shopping facilities, schools and other local services are within walking distance of the site.
total area 32,760 sqm approx.
front area combined 9,527sqm approx.
rear area combined 23,233sqm approx.


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BOSTON, January 16, 2013 – Personal bankruptcy filings in Connecticut dropped by 15 percent to 7,242 in 2012, down from 8,518 in 2011, according to a new report from The Warren Group, publisher of The Commercial Record.
Chapter 7 is the most common option for individuals who are seeking relief from their debts, and accounted for 86 percent of bankruptcy filings in Connecticut in 2012.
In the fourth quarter, 1,628 filers statewide sought bankruptcy protection under Chapter 7, compared to 1,795 in the fourth quarter of 2011. The fourth quarter saw the slowest quarterly bankruptcy pace of 2012. The second quarter experienced the most bankruptcy volume, with 1,955 Chapter 7 filings. Fourth quarter bankruptcies were 22 percent of the annual total. In the second quarter, bankruptcies peaked for the year and represented 27 percent of the annual total.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy filings increased more than 9 percent to 1,022 in 2012, up from 934 in 2011.
Chapter 11 filings, which are used for business bankruptcies and restructuring, also rose slightly last year. Filings increased 9.2 percent to 130, up from 119 in 2011.
A total of 8,394 filers statewide sought protection under Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapter 11 of the U.S. bankruptcy code in 2012, down from 9,571 in 2011.

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boston, january 16, 2013 – personal bankruptcy filings in connecticut dropped by 15 percent to 7,242 in 2012, down from 8,518 in 2011, according to a new report from the warren group, publisher of the commercial record.
chapter 7 is the most common option for individuals who are seeking relief from their debts, and accounted for 86 percent of bankruptcy filings in connecticut in 2012.
in the fourth quarter, 1,628 filers statewide sought bankruptcy protection under chapter 7, compared to 1,795 in the fourth quarter of 2011. the fourth quarter saw the slowest quarterly bankruptcy pace of 2012. the second quarter experienced the most bankruptcy volume, with 1,955 chapter 7 filings. fourth quarter bankruptcies were 22 percent of the annual total. in the second quarter, bankruptcies peaked for the year and represented 27 percent of the annual total.
chapter 13 bankruptcy filings increased more than 9 percent to 1,022 in 2012, up from 934 in 2011.
chapter 11 filings, which are used for business bankruptcies and restructuring, also rose slightly last year. filings increased 9.2 percent to 130, up from 119 in 2011.
a total of 8,394 filers statewide sought protection under chapter 7, chapter 13 and chapter 11 of the u.s. bankruptcy code in 2012, down from 9,571 in 2011.


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A diaphragm wall solution for a quay at a new container terminal in East Port Said has tamed 'unconstructable' ground.
Max Soudain reports from Egypt.
Abrilliant white concrete deck stretching more than a kilometre gleams out from the desert as the Suez Canal prepares to meet the Mediterranean.
Soon it will be covered with huge dock cranes busily loading and offloading cargo from massive container ships.
When it opens in just over a year, the new East Port Said container terminal will mark completion of the first phase of an ambitious scheme to develop a sea transport 'mega hub' in the eastern Mediterranean. A vast expanse of untouched land, mainly desert, offers room for expansion and associated industrial development.
The US$310M scheme will be built in phases, largely dependent upon the success of the container terminal. The port is 1.3km east of the east branch of the Suez Canal (or Port Said Bypass) and 1km from the coast on a newly formed channel from the Mediterranean.
Future plans include extension of the quay wall from 1.2km to 7km and construction of northern and southern basins with liquid and dry bulk terminals and a further 5km of quay walls.
New road and rail links from Port Said, funded by the Egyptian government, are part of the first phase of the project. These include a road bridge at Kantara and rail bridge at El Ferdan crossing the Suez Canal.
Electricity, water and wastewater systems are also being built up.
Planning began in 1997 and in 1999 the Egyptian ministry of transport awarded the build, operate and transfer contract to Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT). This is a joint venture of Europe Combined Terminal Company of the Netherlands and Danish shipping firm Maersk Sealand, together with Egyptian investors.
SCCT awarded the construction contract to the Racon consortium - Italian contractor Rodio and Egyptian firm Arabian International Construction. The maritime research and consultation centre in the Ministry of Transport awarded the design and engineering supervision of the quay wall to Cairo consultant Hamza Associates.
The firm devised the project masterplan and designed and supervised construction of the quay wall, the coastal engineering and dredging elements .
Container ships up to 350m long with 50m wide beams and draughts of 15m will be able to berth at the quay wall.
The main design challenges arose from the extremely weak soils, predominantly soft clays, and the variable hydrological conditions caused by dredging of the canal to allow the big ships to dock. Hamza Associates chairman and founder Dr Mamdouh Hamza says the site had previously been considered 'unconstructable' by several consultants.
The first step was to characterise the ground through a multi-stage site investigation. Unusually, all the bidding contractors joined forces before tendering began to obtain the best results. 'This meant the soil risk was transferred to the winning contractor, so we managed to eliminate Clause 12 claims for unforeseen ground conditions, ' says Hamza.
Site investigations were supervised by UK firm, the Geotechnical Consulting Group.
Cone penetration testing with piezocones was carried out, along with high quality sampling from boreholes using hydraulic piston sampling and rotary coring, insitu vane tests and SPTs.
Results, combined with laboratory tests, were used to check design calculations and to determine engineering properties for 3D finite element analyses (carried out using the Flac3D package). Three continuously sampled boreholes were also logged to record a detailed picture of the soil fabric.
Ground conditions comprise 5m of hydraulic fill and dredged silty sands and clays from construction of the east branch of the Suez Canal, 8.5m of beach deposits (sand with broken shells) and the Nile Delta Clay - 15m of plastic clay with occasional sand layers followed by 30m of very plastic clay. Basal beds of alternating thick layers of sand and stiff laminated clay lie about 60m down.
Despite initial concerns over the bearing capacity of the thick Nile Delta Clay deposits, soil properties were better than first thought, with clay strength 60% higher than previous estimates.
Conventional design of quay walls usually incorporates sheet piles and tubular piles, he explains, but the higher strength of the clay meant that a different approach could be taken.
Design had to consider not only the enormous operating loads of the 12 massive quayside cranes and 36 gantry cranes but also, in the short term, the effects of forming the 16.5m deep berthing channel in front.
Settlement calculations had predicted 47mm of vertical movement without dredging, which in fact caused heave in the structure to give a total settlement of only 8.5mm.
The quay wall is a retaining-bearing concrete structure with a free height of 20m on the canal side and a 35m wide deck. The main support is provided by transverse rows of four, 3m wide, 1m thick and up to 63m deep barrettes founded on the basal beds.
The rows are 7m apart and barrettes are spaced at between 10m and 11m.
A continuous 1m thick, 35m deep diaphragm wall provides support along the front face and a similar 10m deep structure runs along the back. The walls have 3m long primary panels and 4m long T-shape secondary panels, the latter connecting with the outer barrettes of each row. Hamza says using concrete rather than steel allowed local materials to be used, saving about US$26M.
Construction of the wall began in January 2000, 200m back from the initial dredging channel. First, two well-point dewatering lines were put down, 13m from the seaward edge and 17m from the land side, to lower groundwater level. Four rows of sand drains running along the wall area were then installed to reduce pore water pressure. Next, a working platform had to be built. Up to 2m was excavated, replaced with sand fill and topped with crushed stone.
Guide walls, up to 1m deep, were built for the walls and the barrettes. In both cases they were formed using hydraulic grabs under bentonite slurry. The T-shaped wall panels are fitted with steel stop ends to link with the primary panels. All the barrettes and the walls were then trimmed down to 0.5m below ground level and longitudinal and capping beams cast.
A key element of the design is the removal of 5m of soil from inside the quay wall, reducing earth pressure on the structure and balancing the operating loads of the heavy cranes. This reduces the effects of heave and deformation of the structure.
The deck is designed to allow for the effects of the ground conditions, temperature variation and even earthquakes. Precast elements are laid on 3m high and 0.8m wide beams connecting each row of barrettes and connected to the wall capping beams by a cast insitu slab.
The wall and the surrounding ground is heavily instrumented to monitor movements of the structure during construction, dredging and operation of the terminal. On the wall surface, surveying points measure vertical and horizontal movements; vibrating wire strain gauges monitor axial strains and stresses in the barrettes at four levels; sliding micrometers monitor axial deformation with depth; and inclinometers measure horizontal movement on the barrettes.
For the ground, surface settlement points measure vertical movement across the wall, multiple point deep extensometers measure the distribution of vertical movement with depth at the front and back of the wall, horizontal movement is measured by inclinometers and groundwater pressure by multiple point vibrating wire piezometers.
In the aggressive environment, reinforcement corrosion is also a concern. An anode ladder system is used to monitor the penetration of chloride ions and an embedded reference electrode system measures the potential of the reinforcement.
Dredging by a joint venture of Boskalis, Ballast Nedam, Jan DeNul and Hyundai began in March 1999. Work involved forming the inland channel from the sea, running roughly parallel to the east branch of the canal; the berthing channel at the quay wall site; a ship turning circle and a short cut to the east branch to the south.
All dredging and coastal work, including construction of a 2.3km long breakwater, coastal protection and dredging of an approach channel, is now complete. Construction of the container terminal will begin soon, with the first ships due to dock in the first quarter of 2004.

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a diaphragm wall solution for a quay at a new container terminal in east port said has tamed 'unconstructable' ground.
max soudain reports from egypt.
abrilliant white concrete deck stretching more than a kilometre gleams out from the desert as the suez canal prepares to meet the mediterranean.
soon it will be covered with huge dock cranes busily loading and offloading cargo from massive container ships.
when it opens in just over a year, the new east port said container terminal will mark completion of the first phase of an ambitious scheme to develop a sea transport 'mega hub' in the eastern mediterranean. a vast expanse of untouched land, mainly desert, offers room for expansion and associated industrial development.
the us$310m scheme will be built in phases, largely dependent upon the success of the container terminal. the port is 1.3km east of the east branch of the suez canal (or port said bypass) and 1km from the coast on a newly formed channel from the mediterranean.
future plans include extension of the quay wall from 1.2km to 7km and construction of northern and southern basins with liquid and dry bulk terminals and a further 5km of quay walls.
new road and rail links from port said, funded by the egyptian government, are part of the first phase of the project. these include a road bridge at kantara and rail bridge at el ferdan crossing the suez canal.
electricity, water and wastewater systems are also being built up.
planning began in 1997 and in 1999 the egyptian ministry of transport awarded the build, operate and transfer contract to suez canal container terminal (scct). this is a joint venture of europe combined terminal company of the netherlands and danish shipping firm maersk sealand, together with egyptian investors.
scct awarded the construction contract to the racon consortium - italian contractor rodio and egyptian firm arabian international construction. the maritime research and consultation centre in the ministry of transport awarded the design and engineering supervision of the quay wall to cairo consultant hamza associates.
the firm devised the project masterplan and designed and supervised construction of the quay wall, the coastal engineering and dredging elements .
container ships up to 350m long with 50m wide beams and draughts of 15m will be able to berth at the quay wall.
the main design challenges arose from the extremely weak soils, predominantly soft clays, and the variable hydrological conditions caused by dredging of the canal to allow the big ships to dock. hamza associates chairman and founder dr mamdouh hamza says the site had previously been considered 'unconstructable' by several consultants.
the first step was to characterise the ground through a multi-stage site investigation. unusually, all the bidding contractors joined forces before tendering began to obtain the best results. 'this meant the soil risk was transferred to the winning contractor, so we managed to eliminate clause 12 claims for unforeseen ground conditions, ' says hamza.
site investigations were supervised by uk firm, the geotechnical consulting group.
cone penetration testing with piezocones was carried out, along with high quality sampling from boreholes using hydraulic piston sampling and rotary coring, insitu vane tests and spts.
results, combined with laboratory tests, were used to check design calculations and to determine engineering properties for 3d finite element analyses (carried out using the flac3d package). three continuously sampled boreholes were also logged to record a detailed picture of the soil fabric.
ground conditions comprise 5m of hydraulic fill and dredged silty sands and clays from construction of the east branch of the suez canal, 8.5m of beach deposits (sand with broken shells) and the nile delta clay - 15m of plastic clay with occasional sand layers followed by 30m of very plastic clay. basal beds of alternating thick layers of sand and stiff laminated clay lie about 60m down.
despite initial concerns over the bearing capacity of the thick nile delta clay deposits, soil properties were better than first thought, with clay strength 60% higher than previous estimates.
conventional design of quay walls usually incorporates sheet piles and tubular piles, he explains, but the higher strength of the clay meant that a different approach could be taken.
design had to consider not only the enormous operating loads of the 12 massive quayside cranes and 36 gantry cranes but also, in the short term, the effects of forming the 16.5m deep berthing channel in front.
settlement calculations had predicted 47mm of vertical movement without dredging, which in fact caused heave in the structure to give a total settlement of only 8.5mm.
the quay wall is a retaining-bearing concrete structure with a free height of 20m on the canal side and a 35m wide deck. the main support is provided by transverse rows of four, 3m wide, 1m thick and up to 63m deep barrettes founded on the basal beds.
the rows are 7m apart and barrettes are spaced at between 10m and 11m.
a continuous 1m thick, 35m deep diaphragm wall provides support along the front face and a similar 10m deep structure runs along the back. the walls have 3m long primary panels and 4m long t-shape secondary panels, the latter connecting with the outer barrettes of each row. hamza says using concrete rather than steel allowed local materials to be used, saving about us$26m.
construction of the wall began in january 2000, 200m back from the initial dredging channel. first, two well-point dewatering lines were put down, 13m from the seaward edge and 17m from the land side, to lower groundwater level. four rows of sand drains running along the wall area were then installed to reduce pore water pressure. next, a working platform had to be built. up to 2m was excavated, replaced with sand fill and topped with crushed stone.
guide walls, up to 1m deep, were built for the walls and the barrettes. in both cases they were formed using hydraulic grabs under bentonite slurry. the t-shaped wall panels are fitted with steel stop ends to link with the primary panels. all the barrettes and the walls were then trimmed down to 0.5m below ground level and longitudinal and capping beams cast.
a key element of the design is the removal of 5m of soil from inside the quay wall, reducing earth pressure on the structure and balancing the operating loads of the heavy cranes. this reduces the effects of heave and deformation of the structure.
the deck is designed to allow for the effects of the ground conditions, temperature variation and even earthquakes. precast elements are laid on 3m high and 0.8m wide beams connecting each row of barrettes and connected to the wall capping beams by a cast insitu slab.
the wall and the surrounding ground is heavily instrumented to monitor movements of the structure during construction, dredging and operation of the terminal. on the wall surface, surveying points measure vertical and horizontal movements; vibrating wire strain gauges monitor axial strains and stresses in the barrettes at four levels; sliding micrometers monitor axial deformation with depth; and inclinometers measure horizontal movement on the barrettes.
for the ground, surface settlement points measure vertical movement across the wall, multiple point deep extensometers measure the distribution of vertical movement with depth at the front and back of the wall, horizontal movement is measured by inclinometers and groundwater pressure by multiple point vibrating wire piezometers.
in the aggressive environment, reinforcement corrosion is also a concern. an anode ladder system is used to monitor the penetration of chloride ions and an embedded reference electrode system measures the potential of the reinforcement.
dredging by a joint venture of boskalis, ballast nedam, jan denul and hyundai began in march 1999. work involved forming the inland channel from the sea, running roughly parallel to the east branch of the canal; the berthing channel at the quay wall site; a ship turning circle and a short cut to the east branch to the south.
all dredging and coastal work, including construction of a 2.3km long breakwater, coastal protection and dredging of an approach channel, is now complete. construction of the container terminal will begin soon, with the first ships due to dock in the first quarter of 2004.


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Would you do a favor for someone if they offered you a FAVR?
If you received a FAVR, would you use it to ask for a favor or would you sell it?
Think of a Favor you would like to ask for. What would you pay for a FAVR to get your favor?

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would you do a favor for someone if they offered you a favr?
if you received a favr, would you use it to ask for a favor or would you sell it?
think of a favor you would like to ask for. what would you pay for a favr to get your favor?


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Say “goodbye” to both cataracts and astigmatism at the same time.
Traditionally patients receive a monofocal IOL that generally provides good distance vision without glasses or contacts. However, many patients that also have astigmatism will still experience blurry distance vision because standard IOLs do not correct astigmatism. Corrective eyewear or additional surgery is needed to reduce blurring and distortion caused by astigmatism.

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say “goodbye” to both cataracts and astigmatism at the same time.
traditionally patients receive a monofocal iol that generally provides good distance vision without glasses or contacts. however, many patients that also have astigmatism will still experience blurry distance vision because standard iols do not correct astigmatism. corrective eyewear or additional surgery is needed to reduce blurring and distortion caused by astigmatism.


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stage of finding common set of ports, options etc.
so it have some additional ports.
"memcached" without SASL, pecl-memcached without SASL, "libmemcached"
8_4_amd64-projectA-options) So far so good.
poudriere.d/projectA-options) were built with default options.
I expected poudriere to combine options from both directories together.
as "only the first found options directory is mounted".
found directories according to CUSTOMISATION order?
8_4_amd64-projectA-options directory by one "poudriere options" command.
(projectA-options) to the other (8_4_amd64-projectA-options)?
What is the best way to maintain this kind of configuration?

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stage of finding common set of ports, options etc.
so it have some additional ports.
"memcached" without sasl, pecl-memcached without sasl, "libmemcached"
8_4_amd64-projecta-options) so far so good.
poudriere.d/projecta-options) were built with default options.
i expected poudriere to combine options from both directories together.
as "only the first found options directory is mounted".
found directories according to customisation order?
8_4_amd64-projecta-options directory by one "poudriere options" command.
(projecta-options) to the other (8_4_amd64-projecta-options)?
what is the best way to maintain this kind of configuration?


text: Knowing the HIV status of a pregnant woman is the cornerstone of PMTCT. You will recall from Study Session 24 that those about to be tested for HIV need to be offered appropriate pre-test education and counselling and this particularly applies to pregnant women. There are two approaches to HIV testing. Both provide information to the client about HIV, and the risks and benefits of testing in a language that is easily understood. However, the two approaches differ in the process through which consent by the client is obtained. These are known as 'opt-in' and 'opt-out' approaches.

lowercased: knowing the hiv status of a pregnant woman is the cornerstone of pmtct. you will recall from study session 24 that those about to be tested for hiv need to be offered appropriate pre-test education and counselling and this particularly applies to pregnant women. there are two approaches to hiv testing. both provide information to the client about hiv, and the risks and benefits of testing in a language that is easily understood. however, the two approaches differ in the process through which consent by the client is obtained. these are known as 'opt-in' and 'opt-out' approaches.


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Welcome to University Park, Best location in the neighborhood. Most popular floor plan feels like a detached house. Enter through the wrought iron gates lined with many green plants guide you into your beautiful private courtyard. Grand entrance through the original wood double doors. Featuring 3 bedrooms (downstairs dining room can be converted into the 4th bedroom), and 2 1/2 baths. Nice functional open floor plan; family room with cozy fireplace, opens to a large, bright kitchen with convenient walk-in pantry or dry bar. Living room sliding door open to the private, spacious backyard. Head upstairs to the 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 full baths. Master suite with balcony overlooking the street view. Walk-in closet plus additional 2nd closet. University Park is a very desirable community with great amenities - 4 pools, 4 spas, tennis courts, parks, acres of greenbelts and open space. Convenient access to award winning Elementary and Junior high schools also the famous University High School, UCI, public library, Mason Park, John Wayne Airport, shopping, restaurants, and more. There is so much potential so hurry and make this home yours dream home !
Listing courtesy of Irvine Realty & Mortgage Co.

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welcome to university park, best location in the neighborhood. most popular floor plan feels like a detached house. enter through the wrought iron gates lined with many green plants guide you into your beautiful private courtyard. grand entrance through the original wood double doors. featuring 3 bedrooms (downstairs dining room can be converted into the 4th bedroom), and 2 1/2 baths. nice functional open floor plan; family room with cozy fireplace, opens to a large, bright kitchen with convenient walk-in pantry or dry bar. living room sliding door open to the private, spacious backyard. head upstairs to the 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 full baths. master suite with balcony overlooking the street view. walk-in closet plus additional 2nd closet. university park is a very desirable community with great amenities - 4 pools, 4 spas, tennis courts, parks, acres of greenbelts and open space. convenient access to award winning elementary and junior high schools also the famous university high school, uci, public library, mason park, john wayne airport, shopping, restaurants, and more. there is so much potential so hurry and make this home yours dream home !
listing courtesy of irvine realty & mortgage co.


text: Curious about crime activity in an area? SpotCrime+ is a free iOS app that can zoom into a neighborhood to display a map and data on publicly recorded criminal activity. Really useful when checking out neighborhoods you may be visiting or looking at for a move.

lowercased: curious about crime activity in an area? spotcrime+ is a free ios app that can zoom into a neighborhood to display a map and data on publicly recorded criminal activity. really useful when checking out neighborhoods you may be visiting or looking at for a move.