We welcome Lion Dance on 11 February 2019 as it was the first day working day after 2019 Lunar New Year holiday break.
All employees are pleased and excited to see the lion movements which match the music played by drum and cymbal.
In Chinese traditional beliefs, the loud music, along with the firecrackers and lion movements, are used to scare away "evil spirits" so that good luck and fortune will follow.
Dato' Tang Chong Chin, The President of Malaysia Knitting Manufacturers Association (MKMA) said the new enforcement of SOCSO for foreigner worker effective Jan 1, 2019 will provide foreigner with double social security protection.
He urge government to cancel requirement for Employer to purchase Foreign Worker Compensation Scheme (FWCS) and Foreign Worker Hospitalisation & Surgical Insurance Scheme (SKIPPA) for foreign worker when renew permit.
Else it will create protection benefit discrimination between local and foreign worker.
Dato' Tang Chong Chin plead Ministry of Human Resource (MOHR) review the foreigner socso scheme so that to secure employer/manufacturer's sustainability, production capacity and competitiveness in Malaysia in order to avoid employer/manufacturer to incur unnecessary cost and further affect the benefit and will-being of local employee.
USG's "Let's Rock" Nite 2018 was held at Sungai Bakap Packing Loading Bay on 28 September 2018 at 6.30pm – 10pm. KFC & Vegetarian Food Packages were served to all employees prior to the event.
Some fortunate employees walked away with the Lucky Draws prizes. The event started by two lovely EMCEE ie Manjulah A/P Nagalingam and Roslinawati Binti Mehat.
Mr. WKOng had given a opening speech, then follows by the opening dance performed by mixture of different department employees.
After that, it continues with "Singing Competition", "Fancy Dress Competition" and "Dancing Competition". Nearly to the end, while awaiting the result announcement of Dancing competition, audience are invited to play stage games.
Everyone was enjoyed at that night and reluctant to see it ended.
A group member from Taiwan Textile Research Institute (TTRI) had paid a visit to United Sweethearts Garment Sdn Bhd on 21 Sept, 2018 on 3.20pm after the event Taiwan-Malaysia Textile Industrial Collaboration Symposium at FMM Penang, Perai.
The visit bring an opportunities for future collaboration in sharing textile technology, talent exchange and partnership.
Malaysian Textile Manufacture Association (MTMA) and Taiwan Textile Industry Research Institute (TTRI) have joined together building a textile technology and talent exchange platform. To implement the cooperation between two organizations, they scheduled two technology and business matching events.
The first one, in the morning of September 19, 2018 (09:00~12:30) located at Malaysian Investment Development Authority MIDA Kuala Lumpur. The second one similar program scheduled in the Morning of September 21 (09:00~12:30) place at FMM Penang.
A Graduation Ceremony 2018 was held on Sep 1, 2018 at Dorsett Hotel Kuala Lumpur to delivery Graduation Certificate for MTMA-MATAC Professional Diploma and MTMA-MATAC Certifificate in Robot Operating & Programming (SCARA).
And for those that unable to attend the ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, the certificates was delivered on Sep 4, 2018 by Managing Director Tang Chong Chin.
Mr. Tang quoted that "The certificate that you receive will not lose if you are not with the company. It will be with you for the rest of the life." Never neglect an opportunity for improvement.
At last, all the hard-work had been paid off for you. All the late night studies, lack of sleep and sacrifice of enjoyment have passed. The time of reward is here.
On Aug 8, 2018, 7 employees receive Malaysian Skills Certificate (SKM) from Director, Miss Goh Suat Bee issued by Department of Skills Development (Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran).
This certificate is given to those qualify and has a lot of experiences in applying Industry Engineering in garment manufacturing and Sewing Machine Maintenance.
An article on "The Journey Towards Automation" is published on 9th July 2018 in section Industry 4.0 which share the view of CEOs on the journey of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) towards manufacturing automation process.
Mr. Tang Chong Chin, The President of Malaysia Knitting Manufacturers Association (MKMA) said it is a challenge of understanding how to get the automation process started and apply for incentives or grants thru Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) and SIRIM. Thus the association co-organized seminars with Mida for MKMA members.
Says Tang, in the textile industry, the upstream players (such as yarn-spinning factories) can automate more than the downstream players (such as garment factories).
He started the automation journey by identifying processes that could be automated. He had implemented Elastic Splice Machine, Pattern and digitizing software, Productivity and quality inspection software." He had claimed an estimated RM3.5 million in the past three years.
He urged that "Companies should talk to the Malaysian Investment Development Authority before buying any equipment and ask questions if they are not sure." The ultimate aim is to improve the automation level in your factory so you can be more competitive.
On May 30, 2018, 17 employees receive Malaysian Skills Certificate (SKM) from Director, Goh Suat Bee.
All the certificate is given to those personnel which has achieved excellence performance on their scope of job such as Apparel Merchandising Operation, Apparel Merchandising Operation Supervision, Apparel Pattern Making, Apparel Pattern Design & Construction, Apparel Quality Control Inspection and Sewing Operation thru Recognition of Prior Achievement Method.
The Malaysian Skills Certificate (SKM), Malaysian Skills Diploma (DKM) and Malaysian Skills Advanced Diploma (DLKM) are implemented based on the National Occupational Skills Standard (NOSS) which are established by the Department of Skills Development under the purview of the Ministry of Human Resources.
The SKM is a formal nationally recognized certificate issued by the Government to individuals who have shown capabilities that are required or practiced and been equipped with competencies to perform tasks and functions for gainful employment.
Persatuan Seni Jahitan Kreatif Malaysia (PSJKM) is a nonprofit organization (NGO) established on 28 May 2007.
The NGO's main objective is to provide a platform to share and exchange skills and expertise among members. As an NGO, PSJKM carries out a variety of social activities, especially in the field of art and sewing.
It aims to help Person with Disability (PWD) and single mothers from marginalized communities through a creative sewing learning course and opportunity to start own business through the sales of self-crafted handcrafts and products at a Handmade Market.
This will help to improve lives of PWDs and single mothers and encourage them to be active members of the society.
In supporting the organization, USG have generously contributed in kind for helping them to achieve their aims.


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Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area
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Edinburgh, IN 46124-1456
Office Hours: M-F, 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. ET
Hunting conditions
Inclement spring weather has impacted property management efforts at some Fish & Wildlife Areas and Fish & Wildlife managed properties. As a result, hunting conditions this year may differ from past years. If you have questions about the hunting conditions at a specific property, please contact that property directly during normal business hours.
Atterbury FWA advisories
None at this time.
Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area is dedicated to providing quality hunting and fishing opportunities while maintaining 4,950 acres of upland game habitat, marsh, running creeks, and shallow impoundments.
Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area was purchased by the state from Camp Atterbury, an army training installation established in 1942. In 1969, wildlife management efforts began on over 5,400 acres. The remaining military area, a training facility for the National Guard and Army Reserve units, coordinates with Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area to authorize limited hunting on military property when not in conflict with training operations. In October of 2010, 1,250 acres were released to the Indiana National Guard in exchange for 1,990 acres of surplus land from the Indiana Department of Corrections in Putnam County, Indiana. Presently the property totals 4,950 acres.
Most revenues used in land acquisition, development, operation and maintenance of Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area are derived from the sale of hunting, fishing and trapping licenses. Funds are also received from the federal Pittman-Robertson and Dingell-Johnson programs to aid fish and wildlife restoration. These funds are derived from taxes levied on sport hunting, shooting, and fishing equipment. Indiana hunters and fishermen are proud to provide this property for the enjoyment of all people.
Atterbury Fish and Wildlife Area provides 270 acres of available water, 10 impoundments, including 75-acre Pisgah Lake.
Channel catfish, bluegill, redear and largemouth bass are the major species present.
Stone Arch Lake, Beaver Bottom and Pisgah Lake have concrete boat ramps, and Teal Marsh and Mallard Marsh have gravel boat ramps.
All lakes are limited to a maximum 24-volt electric motor.
No check-in is required. However, Beaver Bottom, Teal Marsh, Mallard Marsh, Mink Meadow and Possum Puddle are closed to fishing during waterfowl season.
There is a 14-inch minimum size limit on largemouth bass. All other size and bag limits apply. See Fishing Regulations for details.
Pisgah Lake and Stone Arch Lake are open to fishing year round.
A fishing pier accessible to persons with disabilities is present at Beaver Bottom.
Deer, rabbit, squirrel, dove, woodcock, ducks and geese are common at Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area.
Check-in is required. All hunting seasons and bag limits apply. See Hunting Regulations for details.
Special hunts include a three-day Military Deer Hunt, Put-Take Pheasant Hunt.
Put-Take Pheasant Hunt Map.
Dog training areas are provided in sections 13-A, 13-B and 13-D. (See map)
Dove hunting opportunities on opening day are allocated through a pre-season online draw. Dove hunting on opening day starts at 12:00 pm. The shell limit for dove hunting is 50 and hunters must use NON-TOXIC shot.
Spring turkey hunting opportunities are allocated through a pre-season online draw. All hunters must be out of the field by 2:00 pm. Only hunters registered to turkey hunt or fishermen are allowed in the field before 1:00 pm during turkey season.
Waterfowl hunting opportunities are allocated through a daily draw. Draw time varies. Please see Atterbury waterfowl for more information.
Hunting areas accessible to people with disabilities are available. Ask for details at the headquarters.
Tree stands may be left overnight from noon Sept. 15 through Jan. 10. All stands must be marked with the owner's name, address, and phone number OR with their DNR Customer ID Number.
No public hunting is allowed on Camp Atterbury JMTC facility.
Wetland trapping is available through a drawing held the first Saturday in October.
5,000 acres of upland and woodland game habitat along with marsh and shallow impoundments attract over 200 species.
Atterbury is an excellent songbird viewing area all year round.
Mushrooms, berries and nuts may be gathered, however a written permit is required to remove plants, animals, rocks, and fossils.
The archery range will be experiencing intermittent closures as we prepare for renovations.
Please visit atterburyshootingcomplex.com/ for information on hours and pricing.
Neighboring Land
Driftwood State Fishing Area is a 260-acre neighboring property ideal for bass, bluegill, catfish, crappie and tiger muskellunge. Plover Pit has two concrete boat ramps, and Meadowlark and Sandpiper pits have gravel access ramps.
Johnson County Park and Recreation Area offers camping, swimming, fishing, equestrian events and other recreational activities.
NO Camping and NO Swimming Allowed.
Please Read and Obey All Signs.
A record of Fish & Wildlife Area property rules can be found on the Indiana Fish & Wildlife Area Rules webpage. Property specific rules can be found below, if applicable. Contact the property directly for specific questions.
In addition to a hunting and/or fishing license the following permits are required:
Permission to hunt during the day on Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area must be obtained before entering the field. Daily hunt permit cards must be in possession of the hunter and recorded through established self-service procedures outlined at the checking station. Self-service drop boxes are located on the property for your convenience.
Night and predator hunting is only permitted by daily permit cards from the property manager.
A permit from Atterbury headquarters is required to enter the waterfowl resting area.
No check-in or written permission is required for fishing. There is a minimum size limit of 14-inches for largemouth bass in effect on all state-owned, operated, or leased waters except for free flowing streams. Partial closures exist on five fishing areas during waterfowl hunting season.
A launching permit is NOT required on Atterbury Fish & Wildlife Area.
Atterbury Fish and Wildlife Area Map in online viewable format
2017 Atterbury Put-Take Pheasant Map
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Chances are if you were heading to a pub in Woolloomooloo it was likely to be The Tilbury, but now there's a sleek new cool kid on the block (just one street down) which is worthy of attention. The Frisco Hotel.
Thanks to complete refurbishment, this former ugly duckling of a hotel has been turned into a seafaring swan thanks to award-winning architects Alexander & Co. You can't miss it from the street with its naval themes of blue and white framed with street level sun umbrellas and a huge inviting upper deck balcony just begging for you, a cocktail and a friend or three to complete the picture.
Inside, exposed brick walls and an upper floor revealing a huge arched window; rows of communal tables, hanging baskets overflowing with greenery and oh! that north facing balcony morphing into a fairy lit wonderland at night. A roll call of expertise is behind the drinks and food with awarded Gabrielle Webster, Wine List of the Year for Love Tilly Devine; knocking out cocktail winners like 'dark & foamy' or a Fontanet rose Grenache from Languedoc, France.
Chef David Park, (recipient of numerous hats from Gault et Millau) delivers a menu the crossing borders of Japan, Asia with a nod to French influences. Highlights from the bar snacks are morish popcorn shrimp; a tumble of sweet tempura shrimp tossed in a spicy mayo, tempura fish tacos minus the tortilla with served on a lettuce vessel topped with nam jim.
Sashimi in a pub? This isn't your normal pub fare, nor is the squid ink calamari paired with saffron aioli. Mains of grilled miso salmon on a bed of shitake and enoki mushrooms in a tom yum sauce shouldn't work but it does.
One of Australia's oldest hotels may well be landlocked but it's got the looks, a new management team and is upping the traditional anchor in every area to create a new destination; you might just wish was your local.


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Q: Persisting Data Between MVVM View Changes I have an application which contains a hierarchy of View/Viewmodels.
ViewModelBase contains two ViewModels
private AViewModel _aViewModel = new AViewModel();
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My XAML binds a DataControl to
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And decides which view to display based on DataTemplates
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All this works fine but I'm not sure how to persist data between View changes.  Say for example that AViewModel contains a string called "Test" and has a two way binding in AView.  By changing view using CurrentView = _bviewmodel then my data won't persist when I change back to _aviewmodel - What's the best way to make sure any data stays between view changes as opposed to creating a new blank viewmodel each time.
I have to get _currentView to _aViewModel and then back to _currentView

A: Should have posted my AView xaml - Inside it was
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So it appears I was stupidly creating a new ViewModel inside the Xaml everytime I changed the view.  Thanks to everyone for pointing me in the right direction. I deleted this from the Xaml and all is working fine now.

A: Data should be persistent. Make sure that you don't create new ViewModels every time you change the CurrentView.

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Magazine vtwonen asked me to make a few illustrations of furniture to print on cards, as a gift to visitors of the vtwonen&designbeurs. Every year this big event takes place at the RAI in Amsterdam and attracts thousands of people who are interested in interior, design and houses. The vtwonen&designbeurs is a big inspiration to a lot of people and I am proud that I was asked to take part!


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Yesterday I was visited by a member of Danny Ray's campaign team here in northeast Mesa and was provided with this piece of campaign literature.
Of course, I've watched the voters of Mesa authorize the mayor and council to take the city deeper into debt through bond elections – against my advocacy and wishes.
But what really provoked my interest was who has been in leadership over the years approving increases in the budget and amount of debt.
As you can see, no one on the current council scored anywhere close to taxpayer-friendly. This confirms what Danny Ray has been campaigning on but it also reveals something about the former mayor and his effort to get a promotion to Arizona Governor.
While I like the fact that Danny Ray seems to be an anti-establishment candidate, I'm now wondering just who took Mesa in the direction its currently going and how that might be injected into the gubernatorial race.


Lars Eckstein and Christoph Reinfandt, 13.1-2:93-102.
A Letter in Response to "Catholic Shakespeare"
A Good Natured Warning: Herman Melville's "Benito Cereno"
E. A. J. Honigmann, 13.3:270.
A Response to "'Across the pale parabola of Joy': Wodehouse Parodist."


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Born August 15, 1925 in Fresno, California, USA
Died January 26, 2017 in Tarzana, Los Angeles, California, USA (leukemia)
Birth Name Krekor Ohanian
Nicknames Kirk
Height 6' 1" (1.85 m)
He once jokingly described himself as 'a frustrated song-and-dance man' who wound up typecast as a TV crime fighter. Tall, handsome Armenian-American Mike Connors had a minor career in the movies before becoming a star on the small screen as the impeccably dressed macho sleuth Joe Mannix. Towards the end of the series, his earnings per episode averaged a respectable $40,000. He was four times nominated for an Emmy Award and won a Golden Globe in 1969. Mannix (1967) was highly innovative in its day: among its winning combination were an upbeat jazzy score (composed by Lalo Schifrin), teasers, fast cuts from scene to scene, a car replete with a computer transmitting and receiving fingerprints and an African-American co-star (the charming Gail Fisher, who played Joe's secretary Peggy Fair). Many notable names guested in the show, some at very beginning of their careers (Diane Keaton and Martin Sheen, among others). 'Mannix' ran for eight seasons (1967-1975), a testament to its enduring popularity.
Connors was born Krekor Ohanian in Fresno, California. His mother wanted him to become an attorney. After wartime service in the Army Air Force he enrolled at UCLA on the G. I. Bill of Rights, began in law school but eventually took up theatre studies as his major. The nickname "Touch', Mike acquired on the basketball court where he first came to the attention of the director William A. Wellman who considered his features 'expressive'. He was first signed by Goldwyn studios on a 90-day contract. However, Goldwyn never took up the option and Mike never appeared in any of his films (it turned out that his signing had been no more than leverage to bring Farley Granger back in line who was causing Goldwyn some trouble). Through a talent agent, Mike got an interview at Republic to do a film with Joan Crawford called Sudden Fear (1952). That same guy also decided that his original surname Ohanian sounded too much like O'Hanlon -- George O'Hanlon was already a well-established film actor and writer -- and consequently changed his name to 'Connors'. Until 1957, Mike appeared in mainly low budget movies and TV anthologies, billed as 'Touch Connors' (an appellation he thoroughly disliked). He did several films for Roger Corman for $400 a pop. Arguably, the one highlight of his film career -- several years later -- could be said to be his role as one of a pair of American bomber crew (the other being Robert Redford) held captive in a cellar by a lonely German drug store clerk who chooses to withhold from them the trivial matter of Germany's surrender to the Allies (played with whimsical aplomb by the brilliant Alec Guinness) in the underrated and very funny black comedy Situation Hopeless -- But Not Serious (1965).
After many years as a struggling actor, Mike's first TV hit was Tightrope (1959) for CBS in which he starred as an undercover cop infiltrating an organized crime syndicate. Though the story lines became increasingly repetitive through its 37 episodes, the role pretty much defined his subsequent tough-guy image. During the original pilot for 'Mannix', which initially had Joe Mannix as the top investigator for the computerized Intertect detective agency under boss Joseph Campanella, Mike performed many of the stunts himself, in the process breaking a wrist and dislocating a shoulder. In an effort to make his character 'more real' than the traditional cynical Bogart-style gumshoe, he played Mannix as being more 'humane', often becoming emotionally involved in his cases and -- just as often -- ending up on the wrong end of a knuckle sandwich (in the course of the 194 episodes, poor old Joe was knocked unconscious on fifty-five occasions and shot seventeen times), or watching his beautiful client walk off with another man.
Another subsequent starring role as a modern-day G-Man in the short-lived Today's F.B.I. (1981) did not come close to rekindling his earlier success. Most of Mike's later appearances were as guest stars, notably a return as Joe Mannix in an episode of Diagnosis Murder (1993). Later interviews revealed him to have been acutely aware of the transitory nature of TV stardom and exceedingly grateful for his one opportunity to shine. Mike Connors was happily married to Mary Lou Willey for 67 years.
- IMDb Mini Biography By: I.S.Mowis
Marylou Connors (10 September 1949 - 26 January 2017) ( his death) ( 2 children)
He attended the "Hollywood Collectors & Celebrities Show", at Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn, in North Hollywood, California.
He was of Armenian heritage.
His "Touch" nickname comes from his college basketball playing days.
Because of his Armenian heritage, Connors was tapped by Armenian-American documentary filmmaker J. Michael Hagopian to narrate several of his documentaries on the Armenian genocide.
Best remembered by the public for his starring role in Mannix (1967).
Interviewed in Tom Weaver's book "Eye on Science Fiction" (McFarland & Co., 2003).
He had a Matthew Gunner Ohanion (b. November 1958) and a daughter, Dana Lee Connors (b. July 1960), with his wife, Marylou Connors (Mary Lou Riley).
He was with John Wayne the day that Wayne was offered the part of Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke (1955), turned it down and suggested James Arness for the role of the Dodge City marshal.
He played the same character (Joe Mannix) in three different series: Mannix (1967), Here's Lucy (1968) and Diagnosis Murder (1993).
He was known to be a very private man.
During World War II, he served in the United States Army Air Force.
He and his Perry Mason: The Case of the Bullied Bowler (1964) co-star Barbara Hale both died on January 26, 2017.
Mike Connors is the cousin of Armenian-French singer-composer-actor Charles Aznavour.
Has one granddaughter.
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If nothing else...just do the right thing
[on Sudden Fear (1952)] There were days Joan [Crawford] looked so angry that I was afraid she was going to chuck something at Jack [Palance]. She put all this intensity into her performance instead, thank goodness. She pretended Gloria [Grahame] didn't exist, and I just tried to stay out of her way. I think David Miller [the director] found it all a trial, but he stayed on keel in spite of it. Not the easiest way to make movies, but exhilarating, I guess.
Five Guns West (1955) $400
Deaths: January 26
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Personer
Eleonora Duse (1858–1924), en italiensk skådespelare, ofta omnämnd som bara Duse
Herman Duse (1870–1948), en svensk direktör
Margareta Fredrika Duse (1732–1800), änka till Carl Gustaf Mörner den yngre
Samuel A. Duse (1873–1933), en svensk militär, författare, konstnär och mångsysslare

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Fieldfisher Manchester hires head of corporate
David joins the firm from Brabners, where he had been head of the Manchester corporate department and on the firm's management board
Lucy Roue
Fieldfisher's Manchester office has strengthened its corporate team with the announcement of a new head of department, David Bowcock.
David joins the firm from Brabners, where he had been head of the Manchester corporate department and on the firm's management board.
Fieldfisher's Manchester office headcount has grown by 25 per cent in six months and now has 123 employees.
Quantuma celebrates fifth anniversary with turnover hike
Bowcock brings with him a wealth of experience in the corporate field. He has worked across a number of sectors and is particularly active in advising providers of outsourced business services and healthcare investors and providers.
At Brabners David specialised in M&A and capital raising involving both private and public equity.
Prior to this he was at Eversheds for 16 years and has been recognised as a leading corporate lawyer by both Legal 500 and Chambers directories for over 20 years.
He recently advised AIM listed Restore Plc on more than 35 acquisitions including its £83 million acquisition of PHS Data Solutions as its market capitalisation has increased from £8 million to over £600 million and AIM listed Marlowe Plc on 17 acquisitions since its April 2016 IPO.
Opinion: GDPR is an opportunity to better understand the value of data
Ian Austin, managing partner of the Fieldfisher Manchester office said: "We are delighted to welcome David to our North West office.
"We look forward to seeing the Corporate team continue to go from strength to strength under David's leadership. His skill set and values match our own and his arrival marks another milestone in the expansion of our corporate team".
David added: "Fieldfisher has grown both its turnover and profitability at a phenomenal rate over the last five years culminating in it being the UK's Law Firm of the Year in the 2017 Legal Awards.
"Its expanding national and international offices provide an excellent platform from which to advise and support its clients and great career opportunities for its people."


can anyone tell me how to handle a proxy using windows socket & OpenSSL functions?So I get all working on normal way to call any addresses and to get response but now I tried to do the same but with any proxy address but get some issues.So what is the correct way to handle the proxy address before handle the main request address / header?
...and after that revc function and get status 200 connection estalblished etc.
Is that correct so far?Has anyone any example for that or knows the rules how to do it right etc?
I was checking and playing around and got some success but still not sure for 100 % yet.I tried diffrent proxy addresses for http and https connections.So it seems there diffrent handle methods for http & https about sending the request header field.
If I use a proxy address and wanna send this via SSL/TLS then I need to send a extra pre request header using CONNECT.
Sending this via send function and getting respond via recv function and for SSL/TLS I get this back..
Summary: Windows Socket with SSL: I need to send a pre request header with CONNECT followed by a send & recv function to get the small response header.Now after that I just work normal go on as usually.Calling the SSL functions (from OpenSSL),sending the main header request and reading bytes.
Windows Socket without SSL: I dont need to send any pre header request.Just calling socket / connect functions with the proxy address and sending main header request.
As I said I am not sure for 100% yet but it seems to work.I did called some diffrent IP sites to get the used IP in my app and it does show the IPs of the proxys I did used.Maybe anyone of you can confirm that or not whether its right so or not.Just wonder why I need to send a extra header request before sending the main header request for SSL.
I have a new small other question also about proxy.I was using the Fiddler Web Debugger tool to capture traffic.So each time if I wanna capture traffic from my browser (Firefox) then I need to change before the proxy settings in Firefox and set it to manually with the localhost address and port 8888 to get the traffic from browser captured.My question now is how to make Fiddler work without using the localhost address & port?I just wanna use any proxy address in browser settings instead and capture also with Fiddler.How can I make this work?
I have a test app where I use windows socket & WinInet function.Fiddler does capture the WinInet traffic but not the windows socket traffic.Is it also possible to capture the window socket traffic too etc?Maybe anyone can help with this and knows what settings I need to change if its doable.Thanks.


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iBall launches Andi 5Q Gold 4G Smartphone with 3000mAh battery at Rs. 6499
by Karunakar Kummari July 13, 2016 July 19, 2016
The Indian based handset maker, iBall is known for launching the smartphones at an affordable price in range. Recently, the company had announced a new smartphone in the part of Andi-series named as iBall Andi 5L Rider at Rs. 4699 and is available for purchase via Flipkart, Snapdeal, and Amazon India. Now, this brand has come up with another smartphone under its Andi-series called as iBall Andi 5Q Gold 4G and is priced at Rs. 6499. It is exclusively available for purchase via Amazon India and also available at eBay India. It runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop laid on top.
This smartphone flaunts a 5.0-inch IPS HD display with 1280 x 720 pixels resolution that offers 294 PPI of pixel density. It comes powered by MediaTek MT6735M Quad-core Cortex-A53 advanced 64-bit processor that clocks at 1.0 GHz coupled with 1GB RAM and Mali T720 MP2 Graphics. It can provide a 9 Indian Regional System Languages and 21 Indian Regional Languages for read or write support.
The iBall Andi 5Q Gold 4G smartphone supports dual SIM and dual standby and offers 4G LTE connectivity that gives downlink speed up to 150Mbps and uplink speed up to 50Mbps. Other connectivity options include Bluetooth Tethering, USB Tethering, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi Hotspot for Internet sharing, FM radio, GPS/A-GPS and OTA for an online software update. The handset supports the sensors such as G-Sensor, Proximity Sensor & Light Sensor.
The device packs with an 8-GB built-in storage that can further expand up to 32GB via microSD card support. As per as cameras are concerned, it bears an 8-megapixel autofocus primary camera with LED flash, which can record videos up to 720p at 30 frames per second. There is an enhanced 5-megapixel secondary camera with LED flash for capturing selfies and video chats. This smartphone has an Auto call recording feature that helps you to choose which calls are recording and which are ignored.
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A film being directed by Ridley Scott would once have been a real draw. This is, after all, the man who gave us Blade Runner, Thelma & Louise and Gladiator. Then it seemed that Scott had gone all Woody Allen on us, serving up such a series of clunkers that his name became synonymous with variable rather than high quality. Certainly his recent run of movies; Robin Hood, The Counsellor and Exodus: Gods and Kings were all deeply mediocre and Prometheus which was his return to the world of Alien, the movie that made his name, was terrible. If you look back through his filmography though you will see that he has always been fairly inconsistent. With The Martian, which is without doubt his best film in years, the reason becomes very clear. The fact is that Ridley Scott's moments of brilliance have never truly been of his own making.
The thing that connects The Martian with those other great Scott films is the quality of the writing not the direction and the real creative forces behind this movie are script writer Drew Godard and author Andy Weir. Godard started work on Buffy before penning Cloverfield, The Cabin in the Woods (with Joss Whedon) and large chunks of the Daredevil TV show. With The Martian he has taken Weir's clever set up, characters, humour and science and packaged them up all ready to be effectively translated to the screen. It was all there for Scott to shoot and to be fair that is what he's good at; taking a strong screenplay and making it work visually.
The design of Ridley Scott's film has always been good and in truth it is this that he's built his career on. It's never been enough to hide poor storytelling, the aforementioned Prometheus stands as proof of this, but when he is building his film around a solid narrative he can excel. He started out in advertising and in many respects he hasn't moved on from this; when the product is good he sells it well, when it's a dead dog he can't.
This story of an astronaut striving to survive when stranded on Mars looks fantastic then. There are lots of stunning red vistas, epic starscapes and cool spacecraft. Matt Damon is the one in need of saving (again) and the film moves between him, alone on the barren planet, the people on Earth trying to get him home and his fellow crew members, still on the return journey, dealing with events from their point of view. The sections with Damon are like Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity only on land (which makes more sense when you think about it), the Earth based scenes are strongly reminiscent of Apollo 13 and the spaceship stuff seems familiar from any number of pictures. This said it doesn't feel derivative. It isn't as good as Gravity or Apollo 13 but all of the elements come together to create a film that could well become a new sci-fi classic.
The cast are excellent too. Scott is okay with actors when they have sensible things to say and do. As well as Damon we have the other astronauts including Jessica Chastain along with Marvel alumni Michael Peña (so good in Ant-Man), Kate Mara (so so in Fantastic Four) and the Winter Soldier himself Sebastian Stan who all manage not to wink knowingly at the camera during the Iron Man references. NASA is staffed by Jeff Daniels, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sean Bean and Kristen Wiig and there are a couple of nice performances from soon to be more famous young actors Donald Glover and Mackenzie Davis.
Apparently Scott delayed work on the Prometheus sequel when he came across this script and that proved to be a good call. The Martian has given a much needed boost to his reputation and hopefully he has learnt that scripts are a good place to start.
Is this one for the kids?
The Martian is a 12A and should appeal to young teens who like something other than superheroes and dystopian futures (although there are elements of these types of films in there too). There is a small amount of swearing but given the protagonists situation we can forgive him that. Looking at the premise this could have been a highly tense or harrowing film but actually it isn't. In places it is gently amusing and while there are a few edge of the seat moments it has a surprisingly low feeling of peril. It is a fairly easy watch and even with all the science talk isn't too challenging. All in all it is a good one to see with the family.
The Ripley Factor:
Ridley Scott was of course the one who gave us Ripley in the first place and whatever else may be wrong with his films he has always had strong female characters. The Martian doesn't showcase empowered women though, as with Alien and Thelma & Louise, it just has good characters across the board. Some of them are men, some of them are woman and no issue is made of gender which is actually just how it should be.
Why, right now, it doesn't matter if the new Star Wars film is any good.


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Wonderful: Aliyah to Israel Grows During 2018
Close to 30,000 Jews from around the world chose to make Israel their new home during 2018.
Almost 30,000 Jews made Aliyah (immigrated) to Israel from around the world this year, compared with 28,220 new immigrants in 2017, a 5-percent increase year over year, according to the year-end data on Aliyah during 2018 published by the Jewish Agency for Israel on Sunday.
The country with the largest number of Olim (immigrants to Israel) in 2018 was Russia, with approximately more than 10,500 immigrants, representing a 45-percent increase from last year.
Also within the former Soviet Union, more than 6,500 people made Aliyah from Ukraine, a 9-percent decrease from 2017. Stability in the country has slowed down the flow of Olim to Israel.
A total of 3,550 individuals immigrated to Israel from the US and Canada, similar to last year's figure, according to data coordinated with Nefesh B'Nefesh, which is entrusted with Aliyah from North America.
Some 2,660 made Aliyah from France, a 25-percent decline.
Elsewhere, more than 660 immigrants came from Brazil and over 330 arrived from the United Kingdom, both decreases of 4 percent.
However, the more than 330 new immigrants from Argentina in 2018 marked a 17-percent rise from last year, and the over 320 from South Africa represented a 2-percent increase.
The Jewish People: 'A Wonderful Mosaic'
"I welcome this year's increase in the number of immigrants to Israel," said Jewish Agency Chairman Isaac Herzog. "Every Jew who comes to Israel and establishes a home here completes another piece of the wonderful mosaic of the Jewish people in their historic homeland."
"After 70 years of the state's independence and the tremendous number of Olim who have already made it to Israel, the potential for even greater Aliyah remains significant, and the Jewish Agency will continue to work to achieve that goal," he vowed.
Some 3.5 million people have made Aliyah since 1948, making up 42 percent of the total population.
In 2018, over 70 years after the Holocaust, the world's largest Jewish population lives in Israel. This figure represents 43 percent of world Jewry.
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Bon Voyage, Big Bertha! Seattle Digs A Cave For The Future
Brooke Jarvis
Published 8 years ago: August 1, 2013 at 5:30 pm -
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In cafes and bookstores across Seattle, advertisements for concerts and gallery shows shared space with a less common urban invitation: to a party for a really big drill.
The drill — specially designed to dig a tunnel underneath downtown Seattle, building new car capacity to replace an ageing, earthquake-damaged viaduct that has dominated Seattle's waterfront since the 1950s — has a name (Bertha, in honour of Seattle's first female mayor), a wisecracking Twitter account, and a smiling, shovel-wielding cartoon likeness.
Last Saturday, some 5000 people came to its going-away party, the last chance for Seattleites to see the machine that, on Tuesday morning, began grinding through the earth beneath their feet for the next year and a half. It was as much a party as any construction site can be, with food trucks and confetti amid the bulldozers and reflective vests.
Picture: WSDOT
Bertha's certainly big enough to warrant the hoopla. The largest-diameter drill in the world (its boring face is five stories tall), it was shipped from Japan to Seattle in 41 separate pieces back in April; its cutterhead alone weighs almost 800 tons.
Pictures: WSDOT
The whole thing is over 90m long — and that's not counting the 3.2km of conveyer belt that will stretch out behind it, carrying hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of sand, dirt and rock out of the tunnel and onto waiting barges.
Bertha comes with its own control room, workshop and lunchroom for the 25 workers who will work inside it (that's right, inside–even many of the cutting surfaces are designed to be replaceable from within), as well as a pair of giant arms designed to secure the tunnel's walls (assembled inside Bertha's shield and installed, ring by ring, behind it as it goes).
Still, all the festivity — the I Heart Bertha stickers, the gee-whiz signage — couldn't help but feel a bit forced: an effort to close the door on the long and often contentious path that led to the champagne bottle exploding across Bertha's broad back.
The viaduct that the new tunnel is meant to replace was a 1950s answer to a 1950s traffic problem; even the city engineer at the time reportedly looked at the designs and said, "It is not beautiful." The viaduct raised a double layer of cars, trucks and buses above the city's centre, leaving the streets below in perpetual shadow and noise and partially cutting the city's waterfront, with its beautiful views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, off from the rest of downtown.
Dave Bird, a general contractor who attended the launch party, said he looked forward to Seattle gaining a multi-use waterfront more like Vancouver, British Columbia's. "Ours is just a big concrete thing with cars on it," he told me.
Bertha began her life in Japan, constructed piece by piece, in sections.
In 2001, after an earthquake damaged the viaduct, it became clear that it could not withstand another strong one. And so began a decade-long process of coming up with an alternative. The city looked into another elevated road and a cut-and-cover tunnel, but voters rejected both. The deep-bore tunnel idea, too, was initially rejected as too expensive.
A number of groups pushed to simply remove the viaduct without building a direct alternative, arguing that surface streets, improved transit, and other, upgraded routes could absorb the viaduct's traffic, and that other cities had removed downtown freeways without ill effects.
Arguments raged in public hearings and editorial pages about which approach was the best for the city's future: the greenest, the most effective, the most forward-thinking (which, to many, means the least car-centric). At times it felt like a debate not about a commuting route, but about the soul of the city.
Bertha is assembled inside her future shaft in Seattle.
There are still hard feelings. Some come from those who feel that politicians rammed the tunnel idea through; from taxpayers who worry the dig will be a boondoogle; from transit advocates who mourn pouring billions of dollars into ever more infrastructure for private cars; and even from commuters who are upset to lose the viaduct at all, with its quick downtown access and beautiful view.
One woman told me that she was excited about the tunnel plan, but asked not to print that information alongside her name because "there are those in my life who are still extremely angered about it, who cry when they think about anything to do with the tunnel."
At the launch party though, there were plenty of Bertha boosters, and the emotion most in evidence was curiosity. Seattleites strolled around the site asking questions of engineers and Department of Transportation employees: How will the drilling affect buildings? How will the tunnel be ventilated? What will happen to all the dirt?
They stood in long lines to lean over catwalks, craning their cameras to capture the scope of the drill and the 24m deep pit in which it rested. Many brought children, who gaped at the sheer size of the machinery and collected stickers from a succession of information stations: conveyor system, power source, cutterhead.
One sticker came from checking out some unassembled sections of a future tunnel ring — massive, curved slabs of concrete that, together, will eventually combine to form a minuscule slice of the completed tube. The sections were set out so that people could sign them or write messages — a kind of 21st-century cave art — which would be cemented underground as long as the tunnel lasts.
Many of the messages people chose to send underground with Bertha were simple: "Good luck," "Bon voyage," "Dig straight!" and "See you on the other side." People wrote their names, their hometowns, their pride that they or their family members had worked on the project. Someone wrote, "Civil engineering rules!" Someone drew a bicycle and wrote, "Yah, put all the cars underground!" Someone else: "In 2013 we really loved our cars. Sorry."
The messages were a small, surreal reminder of the future Seattleites who might someday encounter them, who will see in today's public works a relic of how the city once envisioned, rightly or wrongly, its own future self. Their inscriptions transformed the tunnel into a time capsule, a reverse archaeological site: burying a fossil message for the future instead of digging one up from the past.
Bertha makes contact, breaking ground on Tuesday, July 30, 2013.
Pictures: Brooke Jarvis


Many years ago, a young Piegan warrior was noted for his bravery. When he grew older andmore experienced in war, he became the war-chief for a large band of Piegan warriors.
A little while after he became the war-chief, he fell in love with a girl who was in his tribe, and they got married. He was so in love with her that he took no other wives, and he decided not to go on war parties any more. He and his wife were very happy together; unusually so, and when they had a baby, they were even happier then.
Some moons later, a war party that had left his village was almost destroyed by an enemy. Only four men came back to tell the story.
The war-chief was greatly troubled by this. He saw that if the enemy was not punished, they would raid the Piegan camp. So he gave a big war feast and asked all of the young men of his band to come to it.
"Friends and brothers, you have all heard the story that our four young men have told us. All the others who went out from our camp were killed by the enemy. Only these four have come back to our campfires. Those who were killed were our friends and relatives.
We who live must go out on the warpath to avenge the fallen. If we don't, the enemy will think that we are weak and that they can attack us unhurt. Let us not let them attack us here in the camp.
I will lead a party on the warpath. Who here will go with me against the enemy that has killed our friends and brothers?"
Leading a large party of men, the chief rode out from the village.
The Piegans met the enemy and defeated them but their war-chief was killed. Sadly, his followers carried the broken body back to the camp.
His wife was crazed with grief. With vacant eyes she wandered everywhere looking for her husband and calling his name. Her friends took care of her, hoping that eventually her mind would become clear again and that she could return to normal life.
One day, though, they could not find her anywhere in the camp. Searching for her, they saw her high up on the side of the mountain, the tall one above their camp. She had her baby in her arms.
The head man of the village sent runners after her, but from the top of the mountain she signaled that they should not try to reach her.
All watched in horror as she threw her baby out over the cliff and then herself jumped from the mountain to the rocks far, far below.
Her people buried the woman and baby there among the rocks. They carried the body of the chief to the place and buried him beside them.
From that time on, the mountain that towers above the graves was known as Minnow Stahkoo, "the Mountain of the Chief", or "Chief Mountain".


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A match of contemporary geniuses
Mao Asada and Yuna Kim, of the same age,
have recognized each other
as rivals from childhood and traded the gold medal back and forth.
This rivalry not only entertained the fans,
but would have also worked as motivations for themselves as well.
Kim performed better in the adult games,
resulting in Mao receiving relatively less attention.
Many people say that Mao would have won the gold medal
in the olympics, if it were not for kim.
Spending the golden days with Yuna Kim, of all people,
kept Mao in the second place.
This kind of rivalry happens beyond the world of sports.
In the world of culture and arts,
there are many cases where two gifted rivals competed in the same era.
In the history of Artificial Intelligence, also existed two talented rivals..
They are Marvin Lee Minsky and Franklin Rosenblatt.
Minsky, a year older than Rosenblatt, was the first one to stand out.
He used the term "Artificial Intelligence" for the first time
and established the concept in the Dartmouth Conference in 1956.
In the summer of 1956,
10 scientists gathered to the Dartmouth University,
located in Hanover, New Hampshire,
for 2 months of research about Artificial Intelligence.
Minski, who was far ahead of everyone
with symbolism, faces a new challenger.
It was Rosenblatt.
Instead of symbolism,
which was the mainstream back then,
he chose connectionism.
Looking at Rosenblatt's perceptron network
getting the attention and support from the world,
Minsky and his colleague Seymour Papert completely destroyed Rosenblatt
and his theory, by mathematically proving the perceptron's limitations.
In the summer of 1969, Rosenblatt was found,
in Chesapeake Bay, leaning in the yacht.
After this, a lot of support
went back to Minsky's 'Expert system',
but it also faced limitations.
Thus, the research of Artificial Intelligence was lost.
So it seemed like the history of Artificial Intelligence
vanished into the cold winter air..


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When my children where very little and we would play games together. I would explain how to play the particular board game to the children and we start playing.
After a few turns at the game and starting to understand how the game works, my youngest child, my daughter, who was always very intelligent little girl, (now a very intelligent woman) with a strategic kind of mind, would start to come out with different moves. These were not rules that were in the game. So I had to explain to her that this was not how you play the game. Now she was very young here between 2 and 4 and so I wanted to encourage her, so we didn't tell her that this was cheating.
Every time we played a game it would be the same. Chantel would come up with some new unique move that we may not have even thought of. Eventually I realised what was going on here. She was looking at the game from a whole different perspective than we were. We think we have to follow rules and do things certain ways.
We do this all the time. We have programmed into us that we must do things in a certain way, we follow the rules and the way things have always been. What if we started to look at things differently, with fresh eyes, like the 3-year-old Chantel?
What if we took a whole new perspective on "the game" of business? We are here at Point A, we need to get to Point B, how can we do this, not looking back but looking forward.
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Q: SQL Server : bulk insert from csv string stored in column I store csv strings in a datatable. I later need to create a temporary table from that csv, but BULK INSERT only offers a filename as datasource.
Is there any possibility to import from a string?
Thank you and regards
Gabriel

A: In general, it is not desirable to store unnormalized CSV data in a SQL Server table.  It makes it very hard to query and work with the data.  That being said, sometimes we have to live with bad design decisions.  That having been said, you could try writing your CSV column to file.  From the query menu of SSMS choose SQLCMD mode, and then type the following:
:OUT c:\path\to\your\file.csv
SET NOCOUNT ON;SELECT csv_column FROM dbo.yourTable

Now that you have a bona fide CSV file, you should be able to use BULK INSERT.  Note that I have assumed here that the CSV data which you want to import is contained within a single column csv_column, and that the data is well formed (e.g. each record has the same number of commas etc.).


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Her agency DSP Media announced through a press release on Monday that Gu, 20, will appear as the daughter of Korea's president in the show set to star top Korean actors Lee Min-ho and Park Min-young.
Park will play the role of judo athlete-turned-bodyguard Kim Nana working at Korea's presidential office of Cheong Wa Dae who falls in love with MIT doctorate degree holder Lee Yoon-sung (Lee Min-ho) who also works at Cheong Wa Dae.
"We had to think long and hard about Gu's appearance in the drama because KARA has yet to resolve their problem but after discussions with Gu, we decided that it would be a good opportunity for her since it is becoming compulsory for singers to pursue acting careers as well," DSP said.
The future of the top girl group has been up in the air with members Han Seungyeon, Kang Jiyoung and Nicole having applied for their contract with agency DSP Media to be terminated despite the success they have seen in the music markets in Korea and Japan.
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Matplotlib includes a number of test utilities and decorators, but these are geared towards the nose testing framework. Pytest-mpl makes it easy to compare figures produced by tests to reference images when using pytest.
For each figure to test, the reference image is subtracted from the generated image, and the RMS of the residual is compared to a user-specified tolerance. If the residual is too large, the test will fail (this is implemented using helper functions from matplotlib.testing).
For more information on how to write tests to do this, see the Using section below.
This plugin is compatible with Python 2.6, 2.7, and 3.3 and later, and requires pytest, matplotlib and nose to be installed (nose is required by Matplotlib).
If the directory does not exist, it will be created. The directory will be interpreted as being relative to where you are running py.test. Once you are happy with the generated images, you should move them to a sub-directory called baseline relative to the test files (this name is configurable, see below). You can also generate the baseline images directly in the right directory.
and the tests will pass if the images are the same. If you omit the --mpl option, the tests will run but will only check that the code runs without checking the output images.
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This will make the test insensitive to changes in e.g. the freetype library.
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In this case, the differences are very clear, while in some cases it may be necessary to use the difference image, or blink the expected and actual images, in order to see what changed.
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Hall of Fame Class – 2008
John B. Scott (1906 - 1978)
John B. Scott began the study of law at age 17, in 1923, straight out of high school. He graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law in June 1926. At the time of his admission to the Bar on June 14, 1926, he was the youngest lawyer in the state of Alabama. Though a young lawyer, his family roots in Alabama were long and deep. He was the great-great-grandson of General John Scott, one of the founders of Montgomery.
John practiced law from 1926 to 1964 with the exception of his service years during World War II from 1943 to 1946. He was separated from the Army with the rank of major. He also served continuously as a City of Montgomery Municipal Court Judge from 1929 to 1956, again only with the exception of his military service time. And he served on the Board of Bar Commissioners from 1930 to 1950, also the only break being his time in the Army. On September 1, 1950, Judge Scott assumed the duties of secretary of the Alabama State Bar. At that time this was a part-time position. It was in this capacity that he set about the task of securing funding for the construction of the Alabama State Bar Building. The dedication of that beautiful structure took place in 1964 and the Board of Bar Commissioners placed a bronze plaque in the building to show their appreciation to John B. Scott for his vision and leadership in the conception and erection of the Bar's headquarters. He also supervised the creation of the Alabama State Bar Foundation which was the vehicle for fundraising and which owns the building.
In 1964 Judge Scott closed his law office to become the first full-time secretary of the Alabama State Bar. He continued in this position until June 1, 1969, when he became the reporter of decisions for the Alabama appellate courts. He served as the reporter until his death on February 23, 1978.
Judge Scott lived a full life and had a fulfilling legal career, but he was also an accomplished writer and poet. The following is one of his poems, entitled "An Appellate Judge".
"An appellate judge is but a drudge
With work that's never done with
Read and write and write and read
Is all he can have fun with.
Those who aspire to robes' estate
Had best put thought of gain behind them
For banks and brokers neither never
Take the time to find them.
That some reward in fact exists
Isn't quite a fable
Because every now and then
They are at the speaker's table.
Now one would think a life like this
Would cause some disaffection
But strange to say they every one
Always seek reelection".
John B. Scott was a leader, a literary man, a soldier, a free spirit, and a great lawyer. The Alabama Bar is proud that he is a member of the Alabama Lawyers' Hall of Fame.
Vernon Z. Crawford (1919 - 1985)
Vernon Z. Crawford was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1919 and graduated from the Allen Institute. During World War II he served as a merchant seaman and in 1951 he graduated from Alabama State University with a Bachelor of Science degree. Crawford attended Brooklyn Law School from which he graduated in 1956. Returning to Mobile, he established the city's first African-American law firm which was located on Davis Avenue.
Some of the important lawsuits which were handled by his firm included the constitutional law landmark L. B. Sullivan v. New York Times, State of Alabama v. Willie Seals, Bolden v. City of Mobile, which challenged the constitutionality of Mobile's commission form of municipal government and brought about the mayor-council system of government, Birdie Mae Davis v. Mobile County School Board, and Broughton v. City of Mobile. While working pro bono for a white Kilby Prison inmate, Crawford successfully obtained the first writ of error coram nobis in the history of Mobile County.
Crawford mentored many of the successful African-American attorneys in Mobile. Among his law partners and associates were A. J. Cooper, who served as mayor of Prichard; Michael Figures, who served in the Alabama State Senate and who is also an inductee of the Alabama Lawyers' Hall of Fame; Cain Kennedy, a Mobile County circuit judge; and David Coar, a United States District Court Judge. He was honored by the black lawyers' association in Mobile when that organization was named the Vernon Z. Crawford Bay Area Bar Association.
Crawford was a cooperating attorney with the NAACP Legal Defense fund. He founded the Gulf Federal Savings and Loan in Mobile, and he continued a successful law practice in Mobile until his death in 1986. His legal papers are preserved today in the University of South Alabama Archives.
Vernon Crawford is remembered as the "dean" of African American attorneys in Mobile.
Edward M. Friend, Jr. (1912 - 1995)
Edward M. Friend, Jr., whose name aptly described his personality and his efforts to help his fellow man, was born in Birmingham on May 1, 1912. He graduated from Phillips High School and was a 1933 Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Alabama. He received a commission in the Army Reserve and later a law degree from Alabama in 1935. He practiced law in Birmingham until 1941when he entered military service.
Ed Friend, the soldier, served in North Africa, participated in the invasion of Sicily, and then landed on Utah Beach on June 7, 1944, the day after D-day. He took part in the capture of Cherbourg, the breakthrough at St. Lo, the Battle of the Bulge, and the invasion of Germany. Friend received the Legion of Merit, the Croix de Guerre, and the European Campaign Ribbon with seven battle stars. After he was released from active duty with the rank of colonel he continued his military service in the Army Reserve and the Alabama National Guard, retiring with the rank of major general.
Following World War II Friend returned to Birmingham to practice law and he co-founded the firm now known as Sirote & Permutt. He was an expert in the fields of tax law and corporate and estate planning. General Friend was an outstanding lawyer but he is most fondly remembered for being an outstanding humanitarian.
Early in his career he founded, organized, and served as the first president of the Birmingham Legal Aid Society. He espoused improving race relations and worked tirelessly to that end. As president of the Birmingham Bar Association he publicly adopted as his goal the admission of black attorneys to that segregated organization. He served as president of the Birmingham Jewish Federation, the Family Counseling Association, the Birmingham Area Council of Boy Scouts, the Downtown Rotary Club, the Metropolitan Arts Council, and the 1982 Birmingham United Way Campaign.
General Friend was an unwavering supporter of the University of Alabama School of Law. He was an early organizer and president of the Law School Foundation and a co-founder of the Farrah Law Society. He devoted countless hours to fundraising for his alma mater.
As stated by Mason Davis in his nominating letter, "General friend knew instinctively what was fair, just, and honorable; he was a great role model who brought great dignity and civility to the profession he loved. He did the right things for the right reasons".
Elisha Wolsey Peck (1799 - 1888)
Elisha Wolsey Peck is regarded as one of Alabama's great early advocates, usually representing the defense or handling appeals. He was born in New York State in 1799 and was admitted to the Bar of New York in 1825. That same year, he moved to Alabama, settling at Elyton. He later moved to Tuscaloosa, then the capital of the state, which offered him more opportunities. In 1832, he formed a partnership with Harvey W. Ellis. In the June term of 1836 they handled between them 25 appellate cases. Later he partnered with Lincoln Clark and during the June term of 1847 he argued appellate cases originating in Covington, Dallas, Lowndes, Marengo, Mobile, Monroe, Perry, Pickens, Russell, Shelby, and Tuscaloosa counties.
A case which illustrates Peck's skill as an advocate involved a black woman in Tuscaloosa named Milly Walker. She had asserted her status as a free person of color in an action against a man who had come to Alabama from Virginia claiming that Walker and her children were fugitive slaves. Walker had been born to a free black woman in Virginia around 1800 and therefore was free herself. At about the age of 15 she moved to Tennessee and eventually came to Alabama as an indentured servant. She had to litigate her status when she was unknowingly sold with her children into slavery. That litigation ended in a finding of her freedom.
Peck entered the life of Milly Walker 15 years after this litigation when Richard W. Fields of Virginia filed a claim that Milly and her three children were all his slaves and were fugitives from Virginia. Peck first attempted to end this matter with a non-jury habeas corpus proceeding which he won but which the Alabama Supreme Court reversed. He then had to file a formal petition for Walker's freedom which called for a jury trial. The trial was held in September 1852 and a jury once again decided that the Walkers were free persons of color. Richard Fields then appealed the trial judgment. However, Peck's brief won the day when the Alabama Supreme Court affirmed the trial court. This case is reported in 23 Ala 155 (1853).
Peck was appointed one of the first judges in chancery in Alabama and served for a few years before he resumed his private practice. He was a Whig and a Union man who opposed secession. He favored returning to the Union during the Civil War, though he was never disloyal to the Confederacy. After the war he became a Republican. For a short time he left Alabama and lived in Illinois but after a few months he returned to his home in Tuscaloosa. Thereafter, in 1867, he was elected chairman of the military reconstruction convention. A few months later he was chosen to serve as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. He remained on the bench for five years until he resigned. Peck continued to practice law in Tuscaloosa and he died a respected citizen in 1888.
Peck was described in the memoirs of E. A. Powell, a circuit court clerk, as simply the best lawyer he had ever seen in a courtroom. Peck's long history of service to the profession and his desire to remain in Alabama testify to his stature as a member of the Alabama legal community.


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This harpsichord, built from a Hubbard kit, is a reproduction of a double-manual harpsichord by Pascal Taskin. I built the harpsichord for Professor Emmet Robbins, hence the image above right which appears on the soundboard.
This recording of Csinszka Redai performing on the harpsichord the Prelude to Bach's Second English Suite was made in Victoria on August 30, 2014.
Saxon Lyre
The instrument to the left is sometimes referred to as a Saxon lyre. It's the kind of instrument that a scop would have played when reciting Beowulf. Indeed it is the kind of instrument that Benjamin Bagby plays when he puts on the performance of Beowulf for which he is legendary. Benjamin discusses the instrument—which he refers to as an Anglo-Saxon harp—in the DVD that he has issued of a performance of the poem. In his discussion, which addresses the important question of tuning, he notes that the instruments he plays do not have a sound hole—and that this seems somehow right for the music they create. But I wanted a sound hole in my instrument, so I introduced one. The ouroboros form seemed appropriate.The instrument has a red cedar top on a carved rock maple back. The bridge and end-piece are petrified mammoth tusk.
To get a sense of Benjamin Bagby's remarkable performance go to http://www.bagbybeowulf.com
Alternatively, you can listen to his performance of lines 702-852 in the recording below. This recording is in itself a sort of historical document: it was made in 1987, when Benjamin was first working on his Beowulf reconstruction, and is not available commercially. It's included here with Benjamin's permission.
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The King of Macaron
A review of Bougie Macaron & Tea by Claire Rubinstein
Bastille Day has just passed, and here at The Steeple Times we are still marveling at the excitement and euphoria caused by one man at our recent Blakes launch party. Jean-Hervé Nedelec created a 'Lynx Effect' as he worked the room with his tray of Parisian Bougie macarons with female guests falling over themselves and out of their clothes to get their hands on his exquisite macarons. The undisputed Bernard-Henri Lévy of the confectionery world, Nedelec has got the snack that gets the girls.
Jean-Hervé Nedelec tempts Alexandra Abrahams, Claire Rubinstein and Alexandra Naylor with his macarons at the launch of The Steeple Times at Blakes Hotel, London, SW7
Not to be confused with the English coconut macaroon, this sweet meringue-based confection is made with egg whites, sugar and ground almonds, filled with a ganache and comes in a wide variety of delicate hues and subtle flavours. Some say the French macaron is the embodiment of Parisian chic (something the French have built their national identity around), if so then the gulf between it and its British counterpart (an ill-formed heavy dollop of coconut) speaks volumes of the gulf between our cultures and cuisine.
There has been much debate over the history of the macaron with different regions of France boasting different varieties with similarly diverse histories dating back as far as 1791.
Now popular the world over, this front-row worthy snack has become a crowd-pleaser with the fashionistas – Lady GaGa is a fan and macarons have multiple mentions on shows such as Gossip Girl and can be found as far afield as Japan, Korea (often with the Asian flavour of green tea), USA, Canada and Australia. In France, McDonalds even sells macarons in their McCafes sometimes using advertising that likens the shape of the macaron to that of a hamburger!
Bougie Macaron & Tea unites French gastronomy with the distinctive seasonal flavours and the inventiveness of British cuisine. This summer sees British strawberry and cream, rhubarb & pistachio, hedgerow red fruit, and toffee apple amongst others. Autumn highlights will include Earl Grey, matcha and passion fruit as well as the ever popular salted caramel, chocolate, lemon and vanilla.
Perfect for parties and the ideal gift, we say: "Let them eat macarons!"
For more information on Bougie Macaron & Tea, go to: http://www.bougie.co.uk or telephone: +44 (0) 20 7836 4980.
Alexandra Naylor
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Jean-Herve Nedelec
Matthew Steeples July 20, 2012 At 9:34 am
A video interview with Bougie Macaron & Tea's founder:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vGxr_Anh8Y&feature=plcp
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Charities urge government to rethink cut to Employment and Support Allowance ahead of Commons vote
More than 70 charities have signed an open letter to the government warning of the devastating effect a planned £30-a-week cut to Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) and equivalent in Universal Credit would have on people with a disability and urged MPs to re-assess plans for this.
The call comes ahead of a debate in the House of Commons today (November 17) on this cut, which, if implemented, would affect new claimants from April 2017.
The 70 charities – all members of the Disability Benefits Consortium (DBC), including Mind, Rethink Mental Illness, Mencap and the Down's Syndrome Association – argue that the cuts to the Work Related Activity Group of ESA and the equivalent in Universal Credit will undermine the government's commitment to halving the disability employment gap, which was outlined in the recent Work and Health Green Paper.
The Government has suggested that sick and disabled people who get ESA are not being incentivised to find work because of the £30-a-week more they get compared to those on Jobseeker's Allowance.
However, the DBC disputes this claim and a survey of more than 500 disabled people found the government's assertion to be false. For instance, 69% said cuts to ESA will cause their health to suffer, and 45% said the cut would probably mean they would return to work later – just 1% said it would motivate them to get a job sooner.
In addition, the cut could cause serious hardship, as 28% said they sometimes can't afford to eat on the current amount they receive from ESA.
The debate on reductions to ESA and Universal Credit has been called by the Backbench Business Committee following a representation from SNP MP Neil Gray. SNP and Conservative MPs have challenged the legislation enforcing the cuts, which became law in March this year; this debate offers a rare second chance to re-assess the cuts before they are implemented.
Jan Tregelles, chief executive of Mencap, which co-chairs the DBC, said: "People with a learning disability are deeply concerned about the government's plan to push through further cuts to their benefits from April 2017; it's encouraging to see these concerns shared by MPs across all parties – it's clear urgent action is needed.
"The government claims that cutting disabled people's benefits will incentivise them to find work, yet the opposite is true. The cuts to Employment and Support Allowance and Universal Credit will do nothing but make life harder for disabled people who are already seeing support drastically reduced by a collapsing social care system. At a time when 1 in 3 families with a disabled person live below the poverty line, a £30-a-week cut is a devastating blow.
"The government has promised that those in the Work Related Activity Group from April 2017 (those affected by the cut), will have more support to help them move towards work; however, there is very little on this in the recent Green Paper.
"Furthermore due to the way that Universal Credit works people with a learning disability in work and on low wages will also be hit. Combined, these cuts will make it harder for people to look for work while denying them much needed support to stay in work.
"Second chances come rarely in politics, we urge the government to consider its commitment to protecting disabled people by reversing this cut and instead focus on a real programme of support that will help disabled people move closer to employment."
The open letter to Work and Pensions Secretary, Damian Green, is as follows:
"Dear Secretary of State for Work and Pensions,
"With today's debate MPs have been given a rare second chance to speak out against £30 a week being taken away from sick and disabled people. The £30-a-week cut to Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) and Universal Credit has caused deep unease amongst MPs from all parties. We believe this cut will undermine the Government's welcome commitment to halve the disability employment gap set out in the Green Paper published just last month.
"The Government recently committed to protecting disabled people's benefits from further cuts, but have decided to continue with this damaging cut to new claimants in the Work-Related Activity Group (WRAG) of ESA and within Universal Credit (UC). From April 2017 this cut will affect many people found currently 'unfit for work' but will also affect many disabled people in work and on low wages under UC.
"The Government promised further support would be given to disabled people in the WRAG to find work, however the recent Green Paper offers little detail as to where this would come from or how it will mitigate the effects of the cut.
"Almost 70% of sick and disabled people we surveyed say this cut would cause their health to suffer and just under half said they would probably not be able to return to work as quickly. We urge MPs from all parties to act –at a time when 1 in 3 households with a disabled member are living in poverty – and halt this cut immediately."
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2.	Action Duchenne
3.	Action for M.E.
4.	Action on Hearing Loss
5.	Advice UK
6.	Advocard
7.	Age UK
8.	Ambitious about Autism
9.	Arthritis Care
10.	Arthritis Research UK
11.	Aspire
12.	British Lung Foundation
13.	Capability Scotland
14.	Carers UK
15.	Child Poverty Action Group
16.	Citizens Advice
17.	CLIC Sargent
18.	Contact a Family
19.	Council for Disabled Children
20.	Crohn's and Colitis UK
21.	Cystic Fibrosis Trust
22.	Deafblind UK
23.	Dimensions UK
24.	Disability Agenda Scotland
25.	Disability Rights UK
26.	Down's Syndrome Association
27.	ENABLE Scotland
28.	Epilepsy Society
29.	Epilepsy Action
30.	Equalities National Council
31.	Guide Dogs
32.	Haemophilia Society
33.	Hafal
34.	Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE)
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40.	Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association
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45.	National Ankylosing Spondylitis Society
46.	National AIDS Trust
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49.	National Deaf Children's Society
50.	National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society
51.	Niamh
52.	Papworth Trust
53.	Parkinson's UK
54.	Rethink Mental Illness
55.	Royal British Legion
56.	Royal College of Psychiatrists
57.	Royal Mencap Society
58.	Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)
59.	RSI Action
60.	Scope
61.	Scottish Association for Mental Health
62.	Spina bifida Hydrocephalus Information Networking Equality (SHINE)
63.	Sense
64.	Sense Scotland
65.	St Joseph's Hospice
66.	The Stroke Association
67.	Sue Ryder
68.	Terrence Higgins Trust
69.	Thomas Pocklington Trust
70.	Together For Short Lives
71.	Transport for All
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Air Force jobs are considered Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) or Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSC).
The Air Force judges new recruits in four areas:
Administrative (A)
Electronics (E)
General (G)
Mechanical (M)
With the exception of the Coast Guard, the Air Force has the highest ASVAB test score requirements for entry.
They require candidates to have a minimum Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score of 36 with a High School diploma, and 50 with a GED.
Given the exceptional nature of their overall mission, this is not a surprise.
See a list of all 135 Air Force jobs and their required ASVAB scores below.
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ASVAB Scores For Air Force Jobs
AFSC
Air Force Job Title
Required ASVAB Scores
1A0X1 In-Flight Refueling Specialist G55
1A1X1 Flight Engineer G57
1A2X1 Aircraft Loadmaster G57
1A3X1 Airborne Mission Systems Specialist E70
1A6X1 Flight Attendant A28
1A8X2 Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance G72
1A8X1 Airborne Cryptologic Language Analyst G72
1A9X1 Special Mission Aviator G57 & M60
1B4X1 Cyber Warfare Operations G64
1C0X2 Aviation Resource Management A41
1C1X1 Air Traffic Controller G55 & M55
1C2X1 Combat Controller G55 & M55
1C3X1 Command and Control Operations A55 & G67
1C5X1 Command and Control Battle Management Operations G55
1C4X1 Tactical Air Control Party G49
1C6X1 Space Systems Operations E70
1C7X1 Airfield Management G50 & M40
1C8X3 Radar, Airfield & Weather Systems E70
1N0X1 Intelligence Analyst G57
1N1X1 Geospatial Intelligence G66
1N2X1 Signals Intelligence Analyst G72
1N3X1 Cryptologic Language Analyst G72
1N4X1 Fusion Analyst G62
1N7X1 Human Intelligence Specialist G72
1T0X1 Survival Evasion, Resist & Escape (SERE) G55
1T2X1 Pararescue – PJ's G44
1U0X1 Remotely Piloted Aircraft Sensor Operator G64 & E54
1U1X1 Remotely Piloted Aircraft Pilot G64 or E54
1W0X1 Weather G66 & E50
1W0X2 Special Operations Weather G66 & E50
2S0X1 Materiel Management G44 or A41
2W0X1 Munitions System M60 or G57
3D0X2 Cyber Systems Operations G64
3D0X3 Cyber Surety G64
3D0X4 Computer Systems Programming G64
3D1X1 Client Systems E60
3D1X2 Cyber Transport Systems E70
3E4X3 Pest Management G38
3E5X1 Engineering G49
3E6X1 Operations Management G44
3E7X1 Fire Protection G38
3E8X1 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) M60 & G64
3E9X1 Emergency Management G62
3F1X1 Services G24
3F2X1 Education and Training G59
3F3X1 Manpower G66
3F4X1 Equal Opportunity A41 or G44
3F5X1 Administration A47
3H0X1 Historian G24
3N0X2 Broadcast Journalist G72
3N0X5 Photojouranlist G72
3N1X1 Regional Band G24 or A21
3N2X1 Premier Band G24 or A21
3P0X1 Security Forces G33
4A0X1 Health Services Management G44
4A1X1 Medical Material G44
4A2X1 Biomedical Equipment E70 & M60
4B0X1 Bioenvironmental Engineering G49
4C0X1 Mental Health Service G55
4D0X1 Diet Therapy G44
4E0X1 Public Health G44
4H0X1 Cardiopulminary Laboratory G44
4J0X2 Physical Medicine G49
4M0X1 Aerospace and Operational Physiology G44
4N0X1 Aerospace Medical Services G44
4N1X1 Surgical Services G44
4P0X1 Pharmacy G44
4R0X1 Diagnostic Imaging G44
4T0X1 Medical Laboratory G62
4T0X2 Histopathology G44
4Y0X1 Dental Assistant / Hygienist G44
4Y0X2 Dental Lab G66
5J0X1 Paralegal G51
5R0X1 Religious Affairs G51 or A35
6C0X1 Contracting G72
7S0X1 Special Investigations G44
6F0X1 Financial Management and Comptroller G57
1P0X1 Aircrew Flight Equipment M40
1S0X1 Safety G55
2A6X3 Aircrew Egress Systems M56
2A6X4 Aircraft Fuel Systems M47
2A6X5 Aircraft Hydraulic Systems M56
2A6X6 Aircraft Electrical and Environmental Systems E61 & M41
2A7X1 Aircraft Metals Technology M47
2A7X2 Nondestructive Inspection M42
2A7X3 Aircraft Structural Maintenance M47
2A7X5 Low Observable Aircraft Maintenance M47
2A8X1 Mobility Air Forces Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems E70
2A8X2 Mobility Air Forces Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems E70
2A9X1 Bomber/Special Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems E70
2A9X2 Bomber/Special Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems E70
2A9X3 Bomber/Special Electronic Warfare and Radar Surveillance Integrated Avionics E70
2F0X1 Fuels M47 & G38
2W1X1 Aircraft Armament Systems M60 or E45
2W2X1 Nuclear Weapons M60
3E0X2 Electrical Power Production M56 & E40
3E1X1 Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, & Refrigeration M47 or E28
3E2X1 Pavements and Construction Equipment M40
3E3X1 Structural M47
3E4X1 Water and Fuel Systems Maintenance M47
2G0X1 Logistics Plans A56
2T0X1 Traffic Management A35
2T1X1 Ground Transportation M40
2T2X1 Air Transportation M47 & A28
2T3X7 Vehicle Management M40
2T3X1 Mission Generation Vehicular Equipment Maintenance M47
2T3X7 Fleet Management and Analysis A41
3D0X1 Knowledge Operations Management G64
3F0X1 Personnel A41
2A0X1 Avionics Test Stations & Component E70
2A2X1 SOF/PR Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems E70
2A2X2 SOF/PR Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems E70
2A2X3 SOF/PR Integrated Electronic Warfare Systems E70
2A3X8 Remotely Piloted Aircraft Maintenance M47
2A3X7 Tactical Aircraft Maintenance M47
2A3X4 Fighter Aircraft Integrated Avionics E70
2A3X5 Advanced Fighter Aircraft Integrated Avionics E70
2A5X1 Airlift/Special Mission Aircraft Maintenance M47
2A5X2 Helicopter/Tiltrotor Aircraft Maintenance M56
2A5X4 Refuel/Bomber Aircraft Maintenance M47
2A6X1 Aerospace Propulsion M56
2A6X2 Aerospace Ground Equipment M47 & E28
2M0X2 Missile & Space Systems Maintenance M47
2M0X1 Missile & Space Systems Electronic Maintenance E70
2M0X3 Missile & Space Facilities E70
2P0X1 Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory E70
2R0X1 Maintenance Management Analysis G55
2R1X1 Maintenance Management Production G44
3D1X3 RF Transmission Systems E70
3D1X4 Spectrum Operations E60
3D1X7 Cable and Antenna Systems E55 & M55
3E0X1 Electrical Systems E35 & M35
Which Air Force job requires the highest ASVAB score?
Generally speaking, any jobs in the Cryptologic, Cyber Security / Operations, Medical, or Financial fields require the highest ASVAB scores.
For example, an Airborne Cryptologic Language Analyst (1A8X1) requires a General score of 72.
What's the minimum ASVAB score to join the Air Force?
In order to qualify, your AFQT score must be a minimum of 36 if you have a High School diploma, and 50 for GED holders.
The highest you can score on the test is 99, which would place you in the 99th percentile.
What ASVAB score is necessary to become an Air Force pilot?
In order to qualify as an Air Force pilot, you actually have to take a different test called the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test, or AFOQT.
A minimum score of 25 on the pilot portion, 10 in the navigator portion, and a combined score of 50 for both the pilot and navigator portion is required to be considered for a pilot slot.
What's considered a good score for the Air Force?
In general, an AFQT score of 45 and above would qualify you for most Air Force jobs.
Of course, depending on the job you want, you would want to get the highest score possible.
Which leads us to our next frequently asked question…
How many times can I take the ASVAB?
If you're not satisfied with your ASVAB score, it is possible to retake the test.
The US military allows you to retake the ASVAB test as many times as you'd like, provided that you wait a minimum of 1 calendar month for the first 2 retakes, and 6 calendar months for all subsequent retests.
Scores are valid for up to 2 years after your last test date.
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Craig spent many years on active duty service in the Air Force stationed in such places as Okinawa, Japan and SAC Headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska. While in the military, he spent time analyzing imagery from a variety of aircraft such as the SR-71. He was also one of the first enlisted members in the Air Force to experience working with near real time satellite imagery. Craig currently resides in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and runs his own business.
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As I grow older, I pay less attention to what men say; l just watch what they do.
Although power language can make people notice your words, body language affects your presentation the moment you come into view. Have you ever heard a speaker cover an important topic that was of interest to you, but the style of presentation was so sloppy that you just didn't quite believe what he or she was saying? If your body language is not synchronized with your words, your message will not be clear; people will believe your body language, not your spoken message.
We are a visual society; people start to make judgments based on your body language the moment they see you. No words can convey confidence—or lack of it—as quickly as body language does, and it takes many brilliant words to change poor impressions made by your nonverbal signals. Effective speakers know they must not only master their verbal presentation, but also make their nonverbal communication work for them in a positive way.
Albert Mehrabian has said that we are perceived three ways: 55 percent visually, 38 percent vocally, and 7 percent verbally. Audiences are making their hard-to-shake first impressions as you are setting up, waiting to be introduced, and walking to the platform to begin your speech. In short, you are your own best visual aid—or your worst.
Most negative body language is a result of nervousness or lack of preparation. If you are well prepared, the audience will sense it, and your own movements will be far more reassuring than those of the person who doesn't even know how to locate the switch on the overhead projector. And as Chapter 2 noted about fear, a lot of nervousness can be eliminated if you realize audiences want to enjoy themselves; meet them halfway with positive instead of distracting body language and the verbal part of your speech will go that much better.


This investigative approach to complaints does not require that the complainant be identified to the program. The chimney cap in question does not look like what was there prior to sela being here. If you would like I can get the insulation representatives to say when sela told them they would be there, mpmn online dating which was a different time than what we were told. The Commission will determine whether the information submitted constitutes an appropriate complaint and will follow up according to the established procedures.
God only knows if the crew damaged it and tried to hide it like it did our basin for the bird bath that they broke. We at Sela did not lie about this time frame.
If they said they corrected the scruff marks, on our deck and entryway railings, then their workmanship is seriously lacking. As far as the chimney cap that's leaking our roofers did not touch it to high up were we were working and before pictures indicate it was never present. Our deck is still stained by falling shingles in numerous places.