The second year of a two-year program is designed to prepare students for continuing education and entry-level employment in the Graphic Arts Industry and related field. With industry standard software, tools and equipment students learn skills needed to successfully compete in the world marketplace. Student assignments and real-world projects afford students an excellent hands-on experience. As the year progresses students may elect to specialize in one career area whether it be Graphic Design, Photography or Printing/Publishing. Their portfolios will reflect their area of concentration. Students develop and improve their skills in customer relations and maintaining positive attitudes with peers, clients, vendors and the graphic arts profession. Students are placed in many situations to improve their critical thinking and problem solving skills. Career paths for students can include but not limited to the following list; Graphic Designer, Estimator, Freelance Artist, Pre-Press Imaging Specialist, Press Operator, Production Designer, Customer Service, Screen Imaging Technician, Web Designer, Photographer, Supervisor, Manager, Art Director, Sales, Bindery and Finishing Technician, Advertising Specialist, Illustrator, Screen Printer, Photo Journalist, Digital System Operator, Writer, Editor, News Photographer, Sign Maker, Entrepreneurship, Business Owner, Multimedia Specialist, Image Specialist, Advertising Photographer, Fashion Photographer, Fashion Designer, Greeting Card Specialist, Packaging Designer, Financial Printing Specialist.


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The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) works as an attached office of the Department of Personnel and Training. It was constituted by the Government of India as the "Subordinate Services Commission" in 1975 to recruit "Group C" (non-technical) staff in the various Ministries, government departments, and other Subordinate Offices. The Commission was renamed the Staff Selection Commission in 1977 and its scope was broadened to recruit "Group B" staff as well, in the pay scale of Rs 9300 to 34800 with a grade pay of Rs 4200.
Staff at SSC headquarters in New Delhi includes a Chairman, two Members, a Secretary, and a Deputy Secretary. In addition, the SSC includes nine Under Secretaries, one Director, two Joint Directors, four Deputy Directors, one Assistant Director, one Finance and Budget Officer, and 24 Section Officers, plus hundreds of supporting officers and staff.
SSC conducts examinations throughout the country through a large network of examination centers and sub-centers. It has seven Regional Offices (headed by Regional Directors) at Allahabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati, Chennai, and Bangalore, and two Sub-Regional Offices at Raipur and Chandigarh (each headed by a Deputy Director).
The SSC handles a great volume of work with limited manpower. In the year 2011-12, the SSC processed 85.0 lakh (8.5 million) applications and made approximately eighty-four thousand recruitments (hirings). The SSC deserves credit for achieving its targets and publishing examination results within the prescribed time. The website of the SSC attracted 1.7 crores (17 million) hits in 2011-12, 50000 hits per day, making it a popular government website.
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has further increased its target for advertising and filling one lakh of posts (a hundred thousand). It expects to receive 1.5 crores (15 million) applications. It also plans a recruitment drive in public sector government undertakings like FCI and Prasar Bharati. SSC advertises several thousands posts for constables in the Central Armed Police Forces, sub-inspectors in the Central Armed Police Forces, and various cadres in CPWD.
SSC conducts both open and departmental examinations for recruitment to various government agencies. No application or examination fee is taken from candidates who are women, scheduled caste, scheduled tribe, physically handicapped, or ex-servicemen. The age limit for examinations is generally 18-27 years as of a given date, except for a few examinations like Junior Hindi Translators (18-28 or 30 years).
We created the Facebook Group "Free Indian Career Counselor" where readers and administrators may post job and vocational training opportunities provided by corporate houses and industry w.e.f. 20th December 2015. Interested visitors may join the group to get information and help others to seek opportunities for those having similar qualifications. Based on the success of this group, new ways would be worked out to help students in providing guidance with 10 or 12th qualification. Already thousands of members are being guided by the experts in the group. Experts in different fields are requested to join the group and share their expertise and wisdom to needy people.
Though the age limit for most exams is 18-27 as of a given date, many categories of applicants are allowed to test at a higher age.
Relaxations for different categories are given below.
Widows, divorced women and judicially separated women: 35 years (UR, in general), 40 years (SC/ST), and 38 years (OBC).
i. Combined Graduate Level Examination. Combined Examinations are conducted every year. The minimum qualification for applying to posts shown below is graduation from a recognized university. This is a Multi-Tier examination, including Tier I, Tier II, a computer proficiency test, and an interview.
Pattern of examination may change depending on the notification and type of posts to be filled. Latest pattern for Sub-Inspectors and Assistant Sub-Inspectors recruitment is given below.
The computer based examination will consist of two papers. Paper-I is comprising of 200 marks and 4 parts viz., a) General Intelligence and Reasoning, b) General Knowledge and General Awareness, c) Quantitative Aptitude, and d) English Comprehension. In parts a, b & c, questions are set in Hindi and English both. Each part has 50 objective multiple questions and correct answer to each question is rewarded by 1 mark. If answer to a question is wrong, candidate has to lose 0.25 marks from total marks secured. Paper-II is also comprising of 200 questions from English Language and comprehension and carries a weightage of 200 marks. Hence, each correct answer to a question is given one mark. Commission is authorized to fix qualifying marks in Paper-II and sectional cut offs for Paper-I. Candidates are allotted one hour to answer each paper.
Questions on verbal and non-verbal type questions on analogies, similarities and differences, space visualization, spatial orientation, problem solving, analysis, judgment, decision making, visual memory, discrimination, observation, relationship concepts, arithmetical reasoning and figural classification, arithmetic number series, non-verbal series, coding and decoding, statement conclusion, syllogistic reasoning etc.
Topics covered include Semantic Analogy, Symbolic/Number Analogy, Figural Analogy, Semantic Classification, Symbolic/Number Classification, Figural Classification, Semantic Series, Number Series, Figural Series, Problem Solving, Word Building, Coding & de-coding, Numerical Operations, symbolic Operations, Trends, Space Orientation, Space Visualization, Venn Diagrams, Drawing inferences, Punched hole/pattern-folding & un-folding, Figural Pattern- folding and completion, Indexing Address matching, Date & city matching Classification of centre codes/roll numbers, Small & Capital letters/numbers coding, decoding and classification, Embedded Figures, Critical thinking, Emotional Intelligence, Social Intelligence.
Appropriate use of numbers and sense of number, Computation of whole numbers,decimals, fractions and relationships between numbers, Percentage, Ratio and Proportion, Square roots, Averages, Interest, Profit & Loss, Discount, Partnership Business, Mixture and Allegation, Time and distance, Time & work, Basic algebraic identities of School Algebra and Elementary surds, Graphs of Linear Equations, Triangle and its various kinds of centres, Congruence and similarity of triangles, Circle and its chords, tangents, angles subtended by chords of a circle, common tangents to two or more circles, Triangle , Quadrilaterals, Regular Polygons, Circle, Right Prism, Right Circular Cone, Right Circular Cylinder, Sphere, Hemispheres, Rectangular Parallelepiped, Regular Right Pyramid with triangular or square base, Trigonometric ratio, Degree and Radian Measures, Standard Identities, Complementary angles, Heights and Distances, Histogram, Frequency polygon, Bar diagram & Pie chart.
Ability of the candidates to understand correct English, his basic comprehension and writing ability, etc. will be tested.
Synonyms, Antonyms, Sentence Completion, Phrases and Idiomatic use of Words, comprehension etc.
This examination is carried out to recruit Tax Assistants in CBDT and CBEC. This is also a multi-tier examination and includes a Tier I, Tier II, and a computer proficiency test. Candidates are recruited without undergoing interviews.
This examination is conducted each year to recruit Statistical Investigators in the Dept. of Statistics & PI.
This exam recruits Junior Engineers for the CPWD/Dept. of Posts, Military Engineering Service. It is a written exam followed by an interview. A diploma in Civil/Electrical or Mechanical Engineering is the minimum qualification.
The Junior Translators (CSOLS) Examination is conducted to recruit Junior Translators of CSOLS Cadre in DOL. It is a written test followed by an interview. A master's degree in any subject, with Hindi and English as compulsory/elective subjects at degree level, is the minimum qualification.
The examination consists of two papers. Paper-I consists of 200 marks and 2 sections (100 marks each) viz., i) General Hindi, and ii) General English Comprehension. Paper-I will consist of Objective Type- Multiple choice questions only. Paper-II shall be descriptive and include only one section (200 marks) termed 'Translation and Essay' and will be evaluated in respect of only those candidates, who attain the minimum qualifying standard in Paper-I or part thereof as may be fixed at the discretion of the Commission. If answer to a question is wrong, candidate has to lose 0.25 marks from total marks secured in Paper-I.
ability to write the languages correctly, precisely and effectively.
It will aim to test the candidates' translation skills and their ability to write as well as comprehend the two languages correctly, precisely and effectively.
This is a written test followed by an interview. A master's degree in any subject, with Hindi and English as compulsory/elective subjects at degree level, is the minimum qualification.
Examinations are carried out to recruit Section Officers for audit, accounts and commercial audit sections.
This Multi-Tasking Staff Examination is a single tier examination. Direct interviews and skill tests are held for isolated specialized posts (Selection Posts).
This exam recruits Sub Inspectors for CPOs (Central Police Organizations). It includes a written test, physical efficiency test, and a medical exam followed by an interview. Graduation in any stream is a minimum qualification, and athletic certificates are given additional weight.
The Combined Matric Level examination is conducted to recruit Data Entry Operators, LDCs (Lower Division Clerks) and Stenos in groups C and D. Candidates are required to have passed matriculation or higher level of examination, and have a typing speed of 25 wpm in Hindi or 30 wpm in English (for an LDC post) and shorthand speed of 80 wpm in Hindi and 100 wpm in English (for Steno posts). To project a clear image of the examination, recent example of examination conducted is shown here. Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducted the Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Examination, 2014 for the recruitment of posts of Data Entry Operators and Lower Division Clerks and a total of 36,845 candidates appeared in the descriptive examination on 10.5.2015. Based on the cut off fixed (shown below in the table) in Paper I and qualifying marks in descriptive paper (Paper II), 6728 candidate qualified for skill test (applicable for Data Entry Operator) and 10634 candidates for Typing Test for Lower Division Clerks.
Test is taken on the computer and candidates are required to qualify the 'Data Entry Speed' Skill Test at the prescribed speed (speed not less than 8000 key depressions per hour) on computer. Each candidate is given 15 minutes time for the test and provided printed matter in English containing about 2000-2200 strokes/key depressions to enter.
Candidates applying for the post of LDC have to qualify Typing test taken on computer in Hindi or English. Candidates taking test in English need to type 35 words per minute (w.p.m) and those in Hindi require to type 30 words per minute in 10 minutes time provided for the test.
Article provides a summary of allowances approved by the Government based on the recommendations of the select committee which analyzed the recommendations of 7th CPC and submitted its report for cabinet's approval.
So please give me a suggestion to after in feature. So tell me a feature of the study.
I have passed 12th from cbse board. Is it possible for me to participate in ssc exam and what is the job criteria for my qualification?
I'm doing bsc maths 2nd year..is it possible for me to participate in this SSC exam..
I am a post graduate.
Upto what highest qualification can I furnish for applying for a 10,12 level examination?
Is 12th passed students can take the examination of SSC. Please answer me as soon as possible because it very important for me to know please sir it's very urgent.
There is an exam for 12th pass so you may apply after attaining minimum age prescribed for a particular exam.
sir, i passed 12th from CBSE board with 80.4% and i am 18 years old and doing BSc 2nd year. please suggest me what should i do.
Sir, i recently pass 12 with 50 %. Can i applicable for ssc exam.
i am pawan kumar i have passed 12th from C.B.S.E board and i am studying in B.A 3rd year from delhi university.so i waana apply for ssc jobs ,.so can you tell me.when can i apply online ssc jobs.
Hi, I'm 1st year student 0f bms sect0r. Plz suggest me f0r any g0vt j0b if there is f0r me, 0r anything else plzz let me kn0w.
sir i want to know how to do prepration of ssc after 12th because recently i have passed my board exams.
kindly let me tell about upcoming ssc10+2 exam?
Sir I wish to know detail about ssc exam after 12th. I have completed my 12th.
Sir, i had complete my 12th 2009. I want to attend ssc exam and i don't know like what kind of department can i choose plz help me how to prepare this ssc exam and which department i can choose. Thanking U.
how to apply in ssc for defence.
I m now in 2nd yr.plzzzz guide me how to prepare for staff selection exam .
Kindly let me know about the recent upcoming exams??
I am graduate from commerce field . is there job vacancies for me. Please inform me.. plzzzzz sir. ..
Hi. I'm12th pass with first class result in 2010. If there is any govt job suitable for me pls let me knw. Or any job in sales tax department, related to mpsc.
I want do any job i cometed my 12th and soing b.a and doing computer software also i really need a good job in goverment or private plz tell me where should apply and i have attempted a12th base ssc previous exam so plz tell me ??
Muje govt job apni fmly k lie chiye bcoz my dad wrkng private job nd monthly income 5000 . Islie plz give me a chance to govt job fr me .
hello sir/mam want to get job in ssc department if is der any information is there plz inform me.i m 12 pass.
Pz inform me passing marks of ssc 12th base exm.
Hi,completed my graduation this year,aiming fr staff selection commission .. Please suggest me some useful books as I haven't had enough knowledge regarding dis staffs..
Hi Khushboo, apply online for AAO in New India Assurance Co. immediately . Last date for online application is Nov. 3, 2014. Don't miss the golden opportunity. Essential qualification is graduate in any discipline. Even there are vacancies for law and commerce graduates separately.
Sir main gradute ho gae hu to plzzzz.. mujhe koi achhe job k liye btaye..
There are many books available and details are available on the net. Lucent's General Awareness, R S Agrawal's Quantitative aptitude, Reasoning etc. are few good books.
LDC job is better than Data Entry Operator job in several aspects.
Girls are equally eligible for various jobs barring a few.
Is data entry job is better or lower division is better...i mean interms of promotions and salary?
Hi sir, My name is ramya. Is there did for girls???
Hii I am Rabia....I am student of B.Tech Final year.....My Stream is CSE. .
However, you may need to appear in written examination if there is one.
Dear Rizwan, Pl. re-read the above article All details about SSC exam are provided here. SSC publishes schedule of exam. on its website also.
Ganesh, you did not details of the exams for which you have applied. However, payment dates for most of the exams are few days later after submission of application details. Please check the notification.
Dear Naman, Pratibha and Puja, Please read the article on which you are writing these comments. Also visit the SSC site and look for details. Apply without delay for Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level Examination 2014 that will be held on November 2, 2014 for recruitment of Data Entry Operators and Lower Division Clerks and last date for submission of filled applications is August 15, 2014. Advertisement for the examination has been released on July 19, 2014.
Hi Saloni, you may apply in higher secondary level exam. of SSC. Last date of application submission is August 15 and information is given in the hub about it. Please read the details given in the hub.
Many visitors to this hub have shown interest in recruitment to CID, IB CBI and RAW. Information on recruitment to CBI is available in another hub https://crusador.hubpages.com/hub/Exciting-jobs-Jo... shortly information on CID and IB will be published. Recruitment to RAW and many other intelligence agencies is made on deputation basis from other related departments. However, IB recruits directly its cadre based on various tests.
hello sir...! I'm 12th pass student. I'm interested in police department. Can u suggest me the names of exams...????


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Today, Diageo has highlighted its commitment to drinking in moderation, with the release of The Balance Challenge, an augmented reality (AR) Instagram filter designed to encourage people to swap an alcoholic drink with water and raise money for WaterAid in the process.
The challenge demonstrates the importance of balance, allowing users to balance virtual water vessels on some unusual parts of their bodies by matching a series of on-screen poses.
To date the challenge has seen bartenders and celebrities around the globe take part in the fun campaign, helping remind people over the festive period about the importance of drinking in moderation as part of a balanced lifestyle. All participants are encouraged to donate the cost of an alcoholic drink to international charity, WaterAid.
"The Balance Challenge" follows the launch of Society 2030: the Spirit of Progress, Diageo's ten year sustainability action plan. One of the goals is to reach more than one billion people with messages of moderation from its brands by 2030 and the "Balance Challenge" will help deliver against this.
Diageo Chief Marketing Officer, Cristina Diezhandino, explained why they have launched the Balance Challenge: "As people celebrate this festive period, there are some simple tips that can help people to enjoy their drink responsibly. Drinking water as a spacer between drinks is one of the simplest ways people can moderate their alcohol intake and our new campaign is a fun and engaging way to bring this to life.
"We are determined to reach more than one billion people with messages of moderation by 2030. This festive season we are raising awareness through some light social media entertainment, the 'Balance Challenge', which we hope will remind people of the simple things they can do to enjoy their drink responsibly. This campaign will also raise funds for WaterAid who we've been passionate supporters of for over a decade, helping to give over 100,000 people access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene."
WaterAid Director of Communications and Fundraising, Marcus Missen, added how the campaign would support the charity's work: "The Balance Challenge is an entertaining way for people to up their water intake, while supporting a good cause. We're delighted Diageo chose us as their partner on this AR filter; the money raised will help transform lives around the world. The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted just how important it is that everyone has clean water and soap to help stop the spread of the disease, yet 1 in 10 people have no access to clean water and millions more lack decent toilets and good hygiene. Simply by doing your best balancing act and donating the cost of a drink to WaterAid, you can help get these essentials to communities that need them most, improving lives and livelihoods."
Diageo Global Cocktailian, Lauren Mote, added why the Balance Challenge was so important to the bar industry: "Bar owners and bartenders around the world want people to enjoy great drinks. Helping people make great choices about alcohol is a fundamental part of this. The Balance Challenge is a fun way to remind people about the importance of a balanced lifestyle and support a very worthy cause. So, go on! Have a go and see how many of the super easy poses you can pull in 10 secs, tag your friends and donate the cost of your favourite alcoholic drink to WaterAid."
To participate in #TheBalanceChallenge, click on the effects icon in the Instagram app and search for 'TheBalanceChallenge'. People can donate the cost of an alcoholic drink (or more) to WaterAid through Instagram's 'donate' sticker.
Charlotte Rodrigues
charlotte.rodrigues@diageo.com
About Diageo
Diageo is a global leader in beverage alcohol with an outstanding collection of brands across spirits and beer categories. These brands include Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, J&B, Buchanan's and Windsor whiskies, Smirnoff, Cîroc and Ketel One vodkas, Captain Morgan, Baileys, Don Julio, Tanqueray and Guinness.
Diageo is a global company, and our products are sold in more than 180 countries around the world. The company is listed on both the London Stock Exchange (DGE) and the New York Stock Exchange (DEO).
WaterAid is working to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere within a generation. The international not-for-profit organisation works in 28 countries to change the lives of the poorest and most marginalised people. Since 1981, WaterAid has reached 27 million people with clean water and 27 million people with decent toilets. For more information, visit www.wateraid.org, follow @WaterAidUK or @WaterAidPress on Twitter, or find WaterAid UK on Facebook at www.facebook.com/wateraid.
785 million people in the world – one in ten – do not have clean water close to home.
2 billion people in the world – almost one in four – do not have a decent toilet of their own.
Around 310,000 children under five die every year from diarrhoeal diseases caused by poor water and sanitation. That's around 800 children a day, or one child every two minutes.
Every £1 invested in water and toilets returns an average of £4 in increased productivity.
Just £15 can provide one person with clean water.

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After enjoying my yummy breakfast, I left at about 8.30am. Again the weather is still perfect. My first stop this morning is Torquay. Torquay is a major area for surfing and Bells Beach which is used for a lot of surfing comps is just down the road.
I then continued my ride towards Queenscliff. I mostly followed quiet backroads all the way to Queenscliff. I was pleasantly surprised to see some nice beaches along the way.
I arrived in Queenscliff just after 12pm, as the ferry doesn't leave until 1pm decided to get some lunch. Queenscliff is a pleasant town with a few old Victorian buildings.
After lunch I headed down to the ferry to get my ticket. It costs $10 for me and $2 for the bike to get to Sorrento. Got to relax on the boat for 40 minutes. It's a very enjoyable way to get to Melbourne.
Once the boat docked at Sorrento, I headed for my accommodation at the YHA. This has to be one of the nicest hostels I have stayed at. I came here about 5 years ago and it was being renovated at the time. It is a very relaxed and clean place.
After I settled in, I went for a short walk into town. Sorrento is another town full of little shops and cafes. So I found A nice cafe and enjoyed a coffee and cake. See below for a picture of the yummy cake.
Today's ride may not had been as scenic as the last few days, but there were certainly a few nice beaches and still good quiet roads to enjoy. Tomorrow I'll be riding around the Mornington Peninsula to Melbourne.


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After his third season at the University of Maine ended, Shore joined the Texas Stars and appeared in each of the team's final 19 games of the 2014-15 campaign. The rookie center chipped in four goals and two assists for six points over the brief stretch.
At the end of the regular season, head coach Derek Laxdal simply stated, "Love him. He's a player."
In early March of 2015, Shore's entrance to the world of professional hockey was a 72-hour emotional rush. On a Sunday evening, he saw his season end at the University of Maine in a heartbreaking, 3-2 overtime loss. Tuesday, he signed an entry-level agreement with the NHL's Dallas Stars and flew to Austin that night – a trip of more than 2,100 miles. Wednesday morning he joined the Texas Stars on an amateur tryout agreement, met with the coaching staff and made his AHL debut that night at Cedar Park Center. The Stars topped the Lake Erie Monsters in a 6-4 win.
"It was a ton of fun. I had a blast out there," said Shore after the game. "Everyone can play. It just goes to show it takes a lot of hard work to play in this league, and it was just a blast to be able to play professional hockey. To get the win in my first game, it was a lot of fun."
He recorded his first career point with an assist on St. Patrick's Day against Lake Erie, forcing a turnover in the defensive zone to create a two-man breakaway. Two games later in Milwaukee, the Dallas Stars 2012 second-round pick buried his first career goal to give Texas a 2-1 lead, which they never relinquished in a 4-2 road win.
"I love it here," said Shore summing up his introductory stint in Cedar Park. "The first thing I noticed is how nice the rink is. The weather is unbelievable. All the people here are great. The time I spend here I just wanted to be a sponge. I wanted to soak in everything I possibly could and take in as much information and learn as much as I could because that will do nothing but pay off at camp next season."
As the Ajax, Ontario, native continued to adjust to the professional leg of his hockey career, the on-ice responsibility increased. Despite just a handful of practices and games under his belt, the Stars coaching staff quickly began using Shore for defensive zone faceoffs, power play and penalty kill scenarios, late-game situations and regular overtime shifts. On April 3, 2015, just the 12th game of his career, Shore snapped a crucial shootout goal in round four at Milwaukee to extend the game, setting up Justin Dowling's shootout-winner and putting Texas on the doorstep of clinching a playoff spot in a 3-2 win.
After settling into a full-time role on the team, the offensive flashes continued for Shore. He scored his four goals during the regular season, and added his first career playoff goal in Game 3 of the team's opening round series against Rockford.
"He skates well. He's got a good head on his shoulders. He is physical," added Laxdal. "He reads the game really well. That's part of the hockey IQ. I'm a big believer if you can't think the game it is hard to play it. He comes to the
rink and he's got passion. He's smiling all the time. He's real pleasant to be around, and he is a great teammate. I think he is going to be a special player."
With players like Travis Morin, Justin Dowling, Radek Faksa and Jason Dickinson already in the Dallas Stars pipeline, Shore's name adds to a deep core of centers that can provide an impact at the AHL level – an advantageous benefit for the Texas Stars to have. Based on his response to the immediate responsibilities placed on him in his first 19 games of pro hockey, plus three playoff games, Devin Shore will be a player to watch for the Texas Stars in 2015-16.
"This stint here the last couple months was really big for both my confidence and my development. It's awesome to know what I'm getting into going into my first real pro camp next fall, so just to get an advancement in what I'm going to be in for I think is really important."
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Discussion in '2011 Events' started by JamesO, May 29, 2011.
A few photos from me can be found on the following link, thanks to Rob for taking on the camera during my shoot off.
Just trying to give a flavour of what it is like to be there on the day.


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For Renato Salvaleon and his colleagues in Georgia Power's Land Department, Safe Software's FME has brought significant efficiencies to their environmental best practices workflows. Their story is incredible, showing how FME can be used to not only automate an existing workflow, but revolutionize it completely, bringing more efficiency than was originally imagined.
Before FME, the hand-off of environmental information for transmission construction projects was convoluted and time consuming, involving four different departments.
Vendors hired to conduct field surveys provided their data in a personal geodatabase to the Environmental Specialist, who would use ArcMap to manually QC the data, weed out unwanted information, and load the data into ArcSDE. They'd pass it off to the GIS Analyst conversion into AutoCAD DXF, and receive it back for another round of manual quality control. Finally, they would send it to the Mapper who would add the environmental information to the plan so that the Engineer could use it to finish their design. Phew!
When they initially introduced FME they did not change their workflow, but involved FME to automate the existing steps of the process. Once they realized that they could use a single FME workflow to automate the entire process, they were able to eliminate the excessive handoffs and cut out the need for two quality checks.
Today, the Environmental Specialist simply reads the geodatabase into a single FME workflow which automatically QCs the data, selects the required information, and both loads the data into ArcSDE and converts it into AutoCAD DXF for the Mapper to include in the report for the Engineer.
The Environmental Specialist now saves time and stress with this single automated process that eliminates redundancy and reduces the risk of introducing human error.
The GIS Analyst's time is no longer wasted operating as middle man. Instead, he can focus his efforts on ensuring that the data entered into SDE is being processed correctly in accordance with GIS standards.
The workflow revisit has been so successful that the team is looking into ways they can automate the process further and realize the same efficiencies in other workflows throughout the Land Department.
Listen to Renato tell his story.
For those of you converting GIS to CAD, you'll especially appreciate the tips he provides about custom transformer MapTextLabeller.
If you've ever felt exasperated at the mundane redundancy of maintaining a database, I'm sure Jeff DeWitt in the Economic Development Group at Georgia Power can relate. But he has turned his complex workflow into a one-click automated process, ensuring that his colleagues are always in-the-know.
Jeff recently used FME's graphical user interface to create a workspace that maintains the data for their site selection web application, pulling XML data from third party sources, transforming it, checking for changes, and moving those to his ArcSDE versioned database. He runs this entire workflow whenever it's needed, using a single mouse-click.
He also maintains the databases that his organization's applications use, so that everyone's working with the most current information. To do this, he's created another FME workspace that prepares text files, spreadsheets, and other flat files, and integrates them into an Oracle SDE versioned database. He then takes it a step further, using FME to automatically email data updates to specific colleagues when information changes that's relevant to their work and region.
Jeff has integrated FME into many of his daily workflows, including ad hoc data translations that he builds in 5-10 minutes when needed.
Catch more in Jeff's segment of the webinar.
Also at Georgia Power, Paul Schneider in the Maintenance and Reliability Group is ensuring that data flows easily between field staff and his colleagues in the office.
Paul has created a scheduled FME workflow that extracts infrastructure location data from ArcSDE into POI files which can be loaded directly into the field staff's Garmin GPS units.
Even more impressive, he's using FME alongside an iPad app called FormConnect to help his field colleagues go paper-free. The information collected using the app is automatically updated into his SDE database using FME workflows, avoiding a great deal of time-consuming and redundant effort, but also maintaining high quality standards.
Paul has also re-purposed a sample FME workflow to extract specific data from the GIS and report it to an XML RSS news feed that colleagues can subscribe to by email. They receive a notification when the feed is updated, and can even spatially view that information on a map. This is a great testament to the FME community working together to solve common data challenges.
Like Jeff, Paul uses FME to create ad hoc workflows, often at a colleague's request to convert data from one system to another. Most commonly, Paul converts GIS data from Esri into KMZ for displaying in Google on mobile devices, or on Google Earth. He's also created one-off workspaces for DEM conversion, to create contour lines, and for other one-offs.
Find out more in Paul's segment of the webinar.
My colleague Mark Stoakes who hosted the webinar shared how customer Marcin Gorecki at ATMOS Energy has used FME to migrate from a drawing based CAD platform to GE Smallworld GIS. He appreciated the smooth transition that FME provided while cleaning and validating the data as it moved from one system to the other.
View the slides from Marcin's presentation on the FME World Tour.
Larry Wiebe at Manitoba Hydro is using FME to marry GIS location information with traditional business intelligence, which is a remarkably uncommon workflow for how logical and valuable it is to businesses who employ it.
Mark described how FME was used to create a system to respond to disruptive events that might affect the reliability of their network and the safety of their equipment. Specifically, they're producing daily fire maps that show the status of forest fires and other high risk events against their equipment locations. The role of FME is to pull together disparate data from FTP sites, WMS feeds, tabular RCMP data and basemap information, and to replace paper maps with readily available, up-to-date online maps.
They're now keeping track of fire crew locations every 5 minutes, viewed in a map that displays this information along with their equipment locations, giving them the ability to predict where they might be short of crews and where they should deploy their own crews.
Access the slides from Larry's FME World Tour presentation on this project.
Synchronizing AutoCAD Map 3D Enterprise with Esri ArcSDE, Drew Burgasser, CAD Masters. View the slides.
ENMAX Supporting Processes and Improving GIS Data Workflows with FME, Sophie Duan & Terry Magnusson, ENMAX Power Corp. View the slides.
FME and Business Intelligence: Visualization of Electricity Consumption, Lassi Tani, Spatialworld. Watch his presentation. View a summary video.
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All looking rosy for dining out in Market Rasen
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Market Rasen's Advocate Arms Hotel, has retained its two AA Rosettes for culinary excellence.
Not only that, the popular restaurant, bar and hotel has also retained its prestigious five-star status for luxury accommodation, only one of a select few in Lincolnshire to achieve this accolade.
Newly appointed general manager Scott Dunn was delighted with the double achievement.
"I am incredibly proud to join this team, who have achieved so much and continue to strive for perfection," he said.
"Being from Lincolnshire, I have always thought of the Advocate as one of the best restaurants with rooms in the county.
"The business has had so much success over the years and we as a team are aiming for plenty more, whilst keeping our offering affordable and appealing to as many people as possible."
Head chef Josh Kelly was equally pleased the business had again been recognised in this way.
"We are ecstatic that we have achieved a second year of two AA rosettes and also to maintain eight years of five star restaurant with rooms which shows the consistency we are always pushing for," he said.
"It's a great feeling to have the recognition of all the hard work that goes into planning and designing seasonal menus and specials throughout the year."
The Advocate Arms was awarded its first AA rosette following the visit of a mystery diner in 2012 and 2016 saw the town centre business gain an entry in the Michelin Guide top 500 UK restaurants.
Katie Kireja, restaurant manager, said: "I feel it (the awards rating) is testament to the hard work, dedication and professionalism of our entire team.
"I am sure that with the help of our new general manager, Scott, we can continue and even improve on these already high standards."
The Advocate Arms offers food from breakfast, right through to evening meal.
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Three of the top ten museums and galleries in the world are in London and 857 art galleries in total.
London has four UNESCO world heritage sites: Tower of London, Maritime Greenwich, Westminster Palace which includes Westminster Abbey andSaint Margaret's Church as well as Kew's Royal Botanic Gardens.
There are more than 300 languages spoken in London, more than in any other city in the world.
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London has over 170 museums with 11 national museums including the British Museum – home to thousands of years of culture including the Rosetta Stone (196 BC).
Around 250 festivals take place in London every year including London's largest free festival – The Mayor's Thames Festival and Europe's biggest street festival- The Notting Hill Carnival which attracts near one million people.
The first performance of a Punch and Judy show at Covent Garden was recorded in Samuel Pepys's diary entry for 9 May 1662, and it is believed a similar puppet show has been seen there every year since. (Oh yes there is!)
London presents more live comedy than any other city in the world. From hosting new talent in the backrooms of pubs to the likes of Ricky Gervais, Chris Rock and Steve Coogan performing in major arenas.
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Wilton's Music Hall in the city is the world's oldest surviving Music Hall, built in 1743 and still a living piece of London's musical history.
London based artists Adele, Coldplay, Pink Floyd and Amy Winehouse (RIP) continue to be some of the world's best-selling recording artists and amass around £2bn in worldwide sales.
London has more than 800 bookshops and over 380 public libraries including British Library which holds the Magna Carta.
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Census funding bill heads to House Committee
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On Jan. 29 the New Mexico Senate approved Senate Bill 4, an $8 million appropriation to fund 2020 Census education and outreach efforts statewide to ensure an accurate population count.
Senate Bill 4 will be heard in the House Appropriations & Finance Committee before heading to the House floor for final approval.
The bill is sponsored by Sens. William F. Burt (R-33), Susan K. Herrera (D-41) and Elizabeth "Liz" Stefanics (D-39).
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In mid- March, every New Mexican household will receive an invitation via mail to fill out the 2020 Census. The census form can be filled out online, on paper, or by phone.
Advocates across New Mexico react
"The 2020 Census represents an opportunity to make sure we create a strong foundation for a prosperous New Mexico now and for the future," said Oriana Sandoval, executive director of the Center for Civic Policy.
"Today's Senate approval of SB 4 augments the support for the Census efforts that are already underway. These funds will ensure every New Mexican gets counted so our families and children receive their fair share of federal funding they need and deserve for the next 10 years," she said.
"Ensuring an accurate census count is crucial for improving child well-being in our state because so much of the funding for health, education, and food security programs that New Mexico kids depend upon is determined by the census," said Amber Wallin, deputy director of New Mexico Voices for Children. "One of the most important things our state can do to address child well-being is ensure that this legislation is passed and signed."
"We only get one chance, very ten years, to get an accurate count of every person living in New Mexico," said Felipe Rodriguez, campaign manager for the NM Dream Team. "With the 2020 Census being less than 2 months away, we commend the Senate for prioritizing the approval of much-needed funding to carry out census education and outreach programs statewide. By counting every person living in the state, we are securing billions in federal funding that will go directly to the schools, hospitals, and roads in all of our communities."
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"The Census is not just about making sure that everyone is counted, it is a process that will shape the conditions for our communities and state for the next decade," said Allex Luna, community organizer with NM CAFé. "Today we applaud the Senate for approving SB4, making sure the needs of rural communities across New Mexico are seen and heard by funding outreach efforts to motivate every New Mexican to participate in the 2020 Census."
April 1 is National Census Day.
For a more in-depth analysis of N.M risk of an undercount during the 2020 Census and how the N.M. Legislature plays a key role in ensuring New Mexicans receive their fair share of federal funding click here.
Pamela L. Bonner can be reached at 575-202-5555, 575-257-4102, Pbonner@Ruidosonews.com, @PamelaLBonner1 on Twitter and @Pam Bonner on Facebook.


Arboviruses cause a significant world-wide health burden, with well over 100 million people becoming infected each year with viruses such as dengue, West Nile, yellow fever, and chikungunya, among others. Arboviruses are transmitted by arthropod vectors such as mosquitoes that become infected after ingestion of a viremic blood meal from a vertebrate host. Transmission to a new host requires that the arbovirus replicate in the midgut cells of the vector and then spread to secondary tissues eventually reaching the salivary glands. Once the latter are infected, the arthropod is able to transmit the virus to a new host. A long standing question in the field of vector biology is how arboviruses escape from the midgut, bypassing barriers such as basal laminae as well as host immune mechanisms. In some cases, arboviruses are able to infect and replicate in midgut epithelium but are not able to disseminate to other organs. The existence of this so-called midgut escape barrier implies that virus midgut escape is an active process. However, the mechanisms involved in midgut escape by arboviruses are almost completely unknown. This proposal addresses the signaling mechanisms used by the mosquito-borne viruses dengue, chikungunya, and Sindbis viruses to escape the midgut. Previous work by the investigators has defined a novel mechanism used by baculovirus to escape the midgut of their insect host. Baculoviruses use an elegant mechanism that signals a stepwise cascade of protease activation, wherein matrix metalloproteases become activated and in turn activate effector caspases, which directly cleave components of the basal lamina. This leads to remodeling of the basal lamina which lines tracheal cells associated with the midgut and culminates in the establishment of efficient systemic infections. The hypothesis underlying this proposal is that mosquito-borne arboviruses utilize this same pathway for midgut escape, and preliminary results support this hypothesis. Specifically, (1) it will be determined whether the mechanisms used by baculoviruses to remodel the midgut barrier are also utilized by arboviruses, including activation of matrix metalloproteases and caspases;(2) the contribution of candidate genes involved in midgut escape will be evaluated by RNA interference, arbovirus transducing systems, and transgenic Aedes aegypti mosquitoes by silencing or overexpressing target genes;and (3) the contribution of apoptosis and key apoptotic regulatory genes to arbovirus midgut escape will be tested. The results of these studies will contribute important new information to the understanding of arbovirus-vector interactions and potentially lead to new strategies for control of arbovirus transmission in the field.
Arthropod-borne viruses such as dengue, West Nile and yellow fever infect over 100 million people per year and cause significant human morbidity and mortality. After an insect vector is exposed to a virus by taking a blood meal, the virus must disseminate from the midgut to the salivary glands in order to be transmitted to a new host. The specific mechanisms of how these viruses escape from the midgut are not known. The proposed studies will determine the mechanisms used by three mosquito-vectored viruses to escape the midgut and may lead to the development of new strategies to control the transmission of viruses vectored by mosquitoes.


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Transferring to the School
The Admissions Policies in place for the current and upcoming school years can be found below
Admissions Policy - 2022/23 School Year
For any queries or support relating to admissions then please contact our Admissions Officer, Mrs Claire Emery on 01564 826709
Children become eligible for our Nursery in the September after their third birthday.
Coppice Nursery sessions must be one of the three options below:-
All day every day 8:45am to 2:45pm (30 hours per week) or
Monday 8:45am to 2:45pm, Tuesday 8:45am to 2:45pm and Wednesday mornings 8:30am to 11:30am (15 hours per week) or
Wednesday afternoons 12:15pm to 3:15pm, Thursday 8:45am to 2:45pm and Friday 8:45am to 2:45pm (15 hours per week)
All three and four year olds are entitled to fifteen hours of Nursery education. However, there are two ways to fund extra hours enabling your child to attend for up to another fifteen hours :-
1) Parents can apply directly to www.childcarechoices.gov.uk and, if they are eligible, will be issued with a voucher code to give to school – if you are eligible it will be necessary to renew your voucher code every three months otherwise the funding will be withdrawn, meaning you would have to pay privately for any additional hours over the universal fifteen hours.
You will be eligible if both parents are working (or sole parent in a lone parent family) and each parent/carer earns between, on average, a weekly minimum equivalent to 16 hours at national minimum wage and less than £100,000 per year.
2) Parents can pay privately to make-up the extra 15 hours. Payments in this case will be made directly to school, half-termly, at a cost of £67.50 per week.
2021/22 Academic Year
For those with confirmed places at our Nursery an information pack has now been created which can be viewed here. The pack includes everything that children and parents need to be aware of prior to attending Nursery and useful information.
For those interested in applying, please contact our Admissions Officer using the details above.
The Application Window is open and closes for the first round of admissions on closes on Friday 11th February 2022.
If applications are received after this date, they may still be accepted if spaces are available.
All families who wish to apply for a place in our Nursery must apply direct to The Coppice Primary School, completing this Nursery Application Form.
Parents will be informed if a place has been allocated for their child in March 2022. Letters will include a specified date by which to accept or decline the place.
They will then be invited to various drop-in sessions, induction evenings and 'Stay and Play' sessions from May 2022 to July 2022.
When there are more applications than places, pupils are admitted based on the school's admissions criteria, a copy of which can be found in our Admissions Policy at the top of the page.
Waiting lists will be held by the school office and parents contacted if and when a place becomes available. Please note that the length of time that a child's application form has been with the school is not a criterion for admission.
The law states that children who have reached their fourth birthday are entitled to attend school full-time in a reception class from the September after their fourth birthday.
The Coppice Primary School can take up to 90 children in Reception, with 30 being the maximum in each class.
For those with confirmed places in our Reception an information pack has now been created which can be viewed here. The pack includes everything that children and parents need to be aware of for their time in Reception.
As the school year has already started, for those looking to join the school please see the section below regarding "Transferring to the School"
Children born between 1st September 2017 - 31st August 2018
Applications are now open for September 2022.
Application Deadline is: 15th January 2022
School offer notification date is: 16th April 2022
If you miss the deadline and/or move house after the deadline please contact your home Local Authority School Admissions Team as soon as possible as you may be eligible to fill in a late application.
1. As an academy The Coppice Primary School is it's own Admissions Authority but if you are applying for your child to start in Reception, you should apply to your "home" local authority (LA). The "home" LA is defined as the local authority relevant to the child's home address. The "home" LA will ensure that the application details are passed onto Worcestershire LA for consideration in the allocation of school places. Please see links to Local Authorities below.
This should be done by the closing date in January each year; indicating three school preferences. (Late applications up to 28th February are always considered; though it may not be possible to allocate a place in the school you prefer, if it is oversubscribed, even if the school is the catchment area school for your child's home address.)
2. Worcestershire Local Authority then send us details of all children wishing to start at our school.
3. Based on the school's admission criteria we rank the children and return this list to the Worcestershire LA. A copy of our Admissions Policy is at the top of this page.
4. The LAs are then responsible for making any offers or refusing any places on the school's behalf. Notification of a successful application will be sent directly to parents by the LA on 16th April. (For pupils not resident in Worcestershire, the offer or refusal will be sent directly to parents by the "home" LA, even if it is for a school in Worcestershire). In the few cases where it may not be possible to offer a place at any of the preferences nominated on the application form, a place will be offered at the nearest school with available places. Any offer email or letter will include a specified date by which you must accept or decline the place.
The LA will also offer parents the right of appeal in all refusals. The deadline for appellants to prepare and lodge their written appeal is 20 school days from the date of notification. Appellants will receive at least ten school days notice of their appeal hearing date and wherever possible, decisions letters will be sent within five school days of the hearing.
5. Following this the school will contact parents with information about a parents meeting, usually held in June, together with induction details for the children.
Links to Local Authorities :-
Worcester Local Authority - https://www.worcestershire.gov.uk/schooladmissions
Birmingham Local Authority - https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/schooladmissions
Solihull Local Authority - https://www.solihull.gov.uk/admissions
A parent can make an application to The Coppice Primary School at any time, however places can only be allocated in infants up to the limit of 30, as set by the Infant Class Size Legislation.
In Juniors, a place is only offered where admitting the child does not prejudice the efficient provision of education or use of resources.
All parents wishing to apply to The Coppice Primary School will need to complete the Worcestershire County Council Common Application (CA1) online form, available here, and return it to Worcestershire School Admissions Team. On receipt of the application Worcestershire School Admissions Team will consult with The Coppice Primary School and let parents know if an offer can be made, normally within ten school days of receiving the application.
Each application will be assessed in accordance with the school's admissions criteria, a copy of which can be found in our Admissions Policy at the top of the page.
If an offer cannot be made, parents have the right to appeal. All appeals must be made in writing to the Governing Body of The Coppice Primary School within 14 days of receipt of notification. Appellants will receive at least ten school days notice of their appeal hearing date and wherever possible, decisions letters will be sent within five school days of the hearing.
The Coppice Primary School operates a waiting list for any oversubscribed year group following the same admissions criteria as mentioned above and it would be at this point that parents can ask their child to be added.
As places arise, the school will contact parents, according to the priority on the list, to allocate the place. Should the place no longer be required, the place will be allocated to the next name on the priority list.
Please note places on the waiting list can change as new people join and others leave thus changing the priority of a child.
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Barbara Hulanicki pretty much masterminded the look of a generation back in the '60s and '70s with her London-based label Biba—her swinging dresses and thigh-grazing minis were the stuff that dollfaces like Twiggy were raised on. Hulanicki has designed a capsule collection for Topshop, and the pieces we've got our eye on are covered in playful print that looks like a cross between hand-drawn animal print and translucent bubbles in a lava lamp. The clothes hit stores next week, and this subtle power-shouldered number that's going for under $100 is just the kind of encouragement we need to get our daddy long legs out.


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Wednesday November 19, 2014 1:00 AM PST by Juli Clover
Logitech today announced a new AnyAngle protective case designed for Apple's iPad Air 2 and iPad mini, which includes an "any-angle" foldable cover that can be adjusted to multiple viewing positions for reading, watching movies, and more.
Designed to "complement the thin and light aesthetics" of the iPad Air 2, the AnyAngle case includes a rubberized frame that wraps around the edges of the iPad to protect it from drops and bumps, and the adjustable front cover protects the display from scratches and cracks. The back of the case is entirely clear to show off the iPad's design while still protecting it from damage.
The AnyAngle case has a hidden hinge built into it that enables the front cover to be adjusted to any angle within a 50-degree range. A set of magnets secures the cover to preserve the chosen angle even when the iPad is being moved, and the hidden hinge ensures that the cover remains in place as a stand with no tipping or sliding. The convertible cover stand has been designed to fold up behind the iPad for a minimalist look in both stand mode and when laying flat for reading.
Logitech's AnyAngle case for the iPad Air 2 and the iPad mini comes in multiple color combinations to fit a wide range of personalities, including classic black, gray, yellow, violet, and teal. It will be available in the U.S. beginning later this month for $59.99.
the-msa
"Definitely looks interesting" "looks cool"
But didn't you guys hated it when Microsoft put this design in the surface pro 3?
I'd buy such case for my iPad 4 (if it was available)...
My next iPad definitely will be the larger Pro/Plus. Really hope Logitech will make this case for that model as well!
PS - I like the Microsoft Surface too. Especially the stand and stylus.
i-John
Except.. you know... marketshare and customer satisfaction numbers...
Not sure what marketshare has to do with it.
When Microsoft have it built into their tablet, it's "a stupid stand". When Logitech adds it as an addon for iPad, it's "interesting" and "cool"
TechZeke
This is clearly inspired by the surface pro 3.
I HATE the case part of this AnyAngle case. If I could just buy AnyAngle cover so I can use a different case, that would stellar.
BCWorld
Wow! An iPad Air 2 surface! #
and only have 1 or 2 angle.
Z400Racer37
A very quick search reveals you are wrong:
Looks cool in black. :cool:
Mobster1983
This definitely looks interesting. Still looking for a case for the iPad Air 2 and this one may fit the bill. Not a big fan of the apple case, and with a clear back and more adjustable cover this may be good. I am curious how thick the case itself it, that will be the deciding factor for me.
On the market for an iPhone? Here's a breakdown of all the currently shipping iPhones from Apple.
Night mode is an automatic setting which takes advantage of the new wide-angle camera that's in the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro models. It's equipped with a larger sensor that is able to let in more light, allowing for brighter photos when the light is low.
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Theories apart, we are proud to announce a new section on Tecmint, dedicated to Linux Interview. Here we will bring to you Linux Interview Questions and all other aspects of Linux, which is must for a professional in this cut-throat competition world.
A new article in this section (Linux Interview) will be posted on every weekend. The initiative taken by Tecmint is first of it's kind among other Linux Dedicated websites, along with quality and unique articles.
We will start with Basic Linux Interview Question and will go advance article by article, for which your response is highly appreciated, which put us on a higher note.
Q.1: What is the core of Linux Operating System?
Q.2: What Linus Torvalds Created?
Answer : Linus Torvalds created Linux, which is the kernel (heart) of all of the above Operating System and all other Linux Operating System.
Q.3: Torvalds, Wrote most of the Linux Kernel in C++ programming Language, do you agree?
Answer : No! Linux Kernel contains 12,020,528 Lines of codes out of which 2,151,595 Lines are comments. So remaining 9,868,933 lines are codes and out of 9,868,933 Lines of codes 7,896,318 are written in C Programming Language.
The remaining Lines of code 1,972,615 is written in C++, Assembly, Perl, Shell Script, Python, Bash Script, HTML, awk, yacc, lex, sed, etc.
Note : The Number of Lines of codes varies on daily basis and an average of more than 3,509 lines are being added to Kernel.
Q.4: Linux initially was developed for intel X86 architecture but has been ported to other hardware platform than any other Operating System. Do you agree?.
Answer : Yes, I do agree. Linux was written for x86 machine, and has been ported to all kind of platform. Today's more than 90% of supercomputers are using Linux. Linux made a very promising future in mobile phone, Tablets. In-fact we are surrounded by Linux in remote controls, space science, Research, Web, Desktop Computing. The list is endless.
Q.5: Is it legal to edit Linux Kernel?
Answer : Yes, Kernel is released under General Public Licence (GPL), and anyone can edit Linux Kernel to the extent permitted under GPL. Linux Kernel comes under the category of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS).
Q.6: What is the basic difference between UNIX and Linux Operating System.
Answer : Linux Operating System is Free and Open Source Software, the kernel of which is created by Linus Torvalds and community. Well you can not say UNIX Operating System doesn't comes under the category of Free and Open Source Software, BSD, is a variant of UNIX which comes under the category of FOSS. Moreover Big companies like Apple, IBM, Oracle, HP, etc. are contributing to UNIX Kernel.
Q. 7: Choose the odd one out.
Answer : Slackware is the odd in the above list. HP-UX, AIX, OSX, Solaris are developed by HP, IBM, APPLE, Oracle respectively and all are UNIX variant. Slackware is a Linux Operating System.
Q.8: Is Linux Operating system Virus free?
Answer : No! There doesn't exist any Operating System on this earth that is virus free. However Linux is known to have least number of Viruses, till date, yes even less than UNIX OS. Linux has had about 60-100 viruses listed till date. None of them actively spreading nowadays. A rough estimate of UNIX viruses is between 85 -120 viruses reported till date.
Q.9: Linux is which kind of Operating System?
Answer : All of the Above. Linux is an Operating System which supports Multi User, Running a Number of Processes performing different tasks simultaneously.
Answer : The correct Syntax of Linux Command is Command [options] [arguments].
Q.11: Choose the odd one out.
Answer : The odd one in the above list is cd. Vi, vim and nano are editors which is useful in editing files, while cd command is used for changing directory.
That's all for now. How much you learned for the above questions? How it helped you in your Interview? We would like to hear all these from you in our comment section. Wait till the next weekend, for new set of questions. Till then stay healthy, tuned and connected to Tecmint.
Does anyone know this error?
Install the libX11 package to fix that error..
good for basic question in linux as well as in interview..
nano is a simple to use text editor which can be executed by nano command if and only if it is installed.
Question No.2 seems to be wrong.
I have installed Windows 7 on my laptop.
I have installed Virtual Box and in that installed RHEL 5 and its working fine.
When I installed RHEL 7 on that, ifconfig command is not working.
What is the reason, could you please help me out here.
U Should Activate In Bios Virtual Mode, Then Try it.
Could you tell me on which Linux distribution, you want to have graphic drivers installed?
I've tried same command and it's works fine, here is the output of the command.


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Resources tagged with: Properties of numbers
Other tags that relate to AB Search
Mathematical reasoning & proof. Generalising. Integers. Place value. Multiplication & division. Divisibility. Modular arithmetic. Properties of numbers. Prime factors. Factors and multiples.
Broad Topics > Numbers and the Number System > Properties of numbers
Palindromes
Find out about palindromic numbers by reading this article.
Magic Crosses
Can you find examples of magic crosses? Can you find all the possibilities?
There are some water lilies in a lake. The area that they cover doubles in size every day. After 17 days the whole lake is covered. How long did it take them to cover half the lake?
Slippy Numbers
The number 10112359550561797752808988764044943820224719 is called a 'slippy number' because, when the last digit 9 is moved to the front, the new number produced is the slippy number multiplied by 9.
Multiply the Addition Square
If you take a three by three square on a 1-10 addition square and multiply the diagonally opposite numbers together, what is the difference between these products. Why?
Arrange the Digits
Can you arrange the digits 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 into three 3-digit numbers such that their total is close to 1500?
How many pairs of numbers can you find that add up to a multiple of 11? Do you notice anything interesting about your results?
Visitors to Earth from the distant planet of Zub-Zorna were amazed when they found out that when the digits in this multiplication were reversed, the answer was the same! Find a way to explain. . . .
Times Right
Using the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, mulitply a two two digit numbers are multiplied to give a four digit number, so that the expression is correct. How many different solutions can you find?
Guess the Dominoes for Two
Guess the Dominoes for child and adult. Work out which domino your partner has chosen by asking good questions.
The Patent Solution
A combination mechanism for a safe comprises thirty-two tumblers numbered from one to thirty-two in such a way that the numbers in each wheel total 132... Could you open the safe?
Whenever two chameleons of different colours meet they change colour to the third colour. Describe the shortest sequence of meetings in which all the chameleons change to green if you start with 12. . . .
Consider all two digit numbers (10, 11, . . . ,99). In writing down all these numbers, which digits occur least often, and which occur most often ? What about three digit numbers, four digit numbers. . . .
Like Powers
Investigate $1^n + 19^n + 20^n + 51^n + 57^n + 80^n + 82^n $ and $2^n + 12^n + 31^n + 40^n + 69^n + 71^n + 85^n$ for different values of n.
Clever Carl
What would you do if your teacher asked you add all the numbers from 1 to 100? Find out how Carl Gauss responded when he was asked to do just that.
Lastly - Well
What are the last two digits of 2^(2^2003)?
Lesser Digits
How many positive integers less than or equal to 4000 can be written down without using the digits 7, 8 or 9?
Six Times Five
How many six digit numbers are there which DO NOT contain a 5?
This challenge is to make up YOUR OWN alphanumeric. Each letter represents a digit and where the same letter appears more than once it must represent the same digit each time.
Guess the Dominoes
This task depends on learners sharing reasoning, listening to opinions, reflecting and pulling ideas together.
Unit Fractions
Consider the equation 1/a + 1/b + 1/c = 1 where a, b and c are natural numbers and 0 < a < b < c. Prove that there is only one set of values which satisfy this equation.
Happy Octopus
This investigation is about happy numbers in the World of the Octopus where all numbers are written in base 8 ... Find all the fixed points and cycles for the happy number sequences in base 8.
Writ Large
Suppose you had to begin the never ending task of writing out the natural numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.... and so on. What would be the 1000th digit you would write down.
My two digit number is special because adding the sum of its digits to the product of its digits gives me my original number. What could my number be?
Not a Polite Question
When asked how old she was, the teacher replied: My age in years is not prime but odd and when reversed and added to my age you have a perfect square...
The Codabar Check
This article explains how credit card numbers are defined and the check digit serves to verify their accuracy.
Really Mr. Bond
115^2 = (110 x 120) + 25, that is 13225 895^2 = (890 x 900) + 25, that is 801025 Can you explain what is happening and generalise?
Magic Letters
Charlie has made a Magic V. Can you use his example to make some more? And how about Magic Ls, Ns and Ws?
Four Coloured Lights
Imagine a machine with four coloured lights which respond to different rules. Can you find the smallest possible number which will make all four colours light up?
Fracmax
Find the maximum value of 1/p + 1/q + 1/r where this sum is less than 1 and p, q, and r are positive integers.
A Little Light Thinking
Here is a machine with four coloured lights. Can you make two lights switch on at once? Three lights? All four lights?
Filling the Gaps
Which numbers can we write as a sum of square numbers?
What is the last digit of the number 1 / 5^903 ?
Repetitiously
The number 2.525252525252.... can be written as a fraction. What is the sum of the denominator and numerator?
Summing Consecutive Numbers
15 = 7 + 8 and 10 = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4. Can you say which numbers can be expressed as the sum of two or more consecutive integers?
Whole Numbers Only
Can you work out how many of each kind of pencil this student bought?
How many zeros are there at the end of the number which is the product of first hundred positive integers?
Enriching Experience
Find the five distinct digits N, R, I, C and H in the following nomogram


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The Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (ITE) is named as Notified Body of active electricity meters, Annex MI-003, of directive 2004/22/CE according to the module of compliance B (type examination), D (declaration of conformity to model based on quality assurance of the manufacturing process) and F (declaration of conformity to model based on product verification).
The Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía (ITE) is named by the Directorate-general for Industry and Innovation of the Conselleria de Industria, Comercio e Innovación of the Generalitat Valenciana as Metrological Control Body of electricity meters regulated by Order ITC/3022/2007, 10 of October, according to the modules of evaluation and compliance B (type examination), D (declaration of conformity to model based on quality assurance of the manufacturing process) and F (declaration of conformity to model based on product verification).
ORDER ITC/3022/2007, 10 of October, regulating the State metrology control of electricity meters, statics combined, active, classes A, B and C and reactive, classes 2 and 3, to install on power supplies up to 15 kWatts active which incorporate time-discrimination devices and remote management, in the phases of conformity assessment, verification after repair or modification, and periodic verification.
Resolution of the 4 of april 2011, of the Directorate-general for Industry and Innovation, that names the Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía – ITE, as Metrology Control Body for the evaluation and conformity relating to the commercialization and the implementation, according to modules B, D and F, of electricity meters, statics combined, active, classes A, B and C and reactive, classes 2 and 3, to install on power supplies up to 15 kWatts active which incorporate time-discrimination devices and remote management, included in Order ITC/3022/2007, 10 of October.
Achievement of ENAC nº OC-P/214 accreditation for realizing the State Metrological Control: Commercialization and Implementation Stage on electricity meters.
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2021 Cali Junior Pan American Games
Results: 2021 Cali Junior Pan American Games | Junior Women
Cali, Colombia • 26 Nov, 2021
Junior Men Junior Women Mixed Junior Relay
1 Anahi Alvarez Corral 2001 MEX 23 01:03:59 00:11:03 00:01:35 00:33:19 00:00:33 00:17:28
2 Mercedes Romero Orozco 2002 MEX 24 01:04:55 00:09:58 00:01:42 00:33:21 00:00:38 00:19:14
3 Paula Vega 2002 ECU 19 01:05:56 00:09:56 00:01:48 00:33:17 00:00:37 00:20:17
4 Giovanna Lacerda 2002 BRA 8 01:06:44 00:10:35 00:01:53 00:33:28 00:00:37 00:20:09
5 Madisen Lavin 2000 USA 32 01:06:52 00:09:55 00:01:50 00:34:15 00:00:37 00:20:14
6 Liberty Ricca 2001 USA 31 01:06:58 00:10:03 00:01:54 00:34:00 00:00:38 00:20:21
7 Daniela Ciara Vega 2000 CUB 14 01:07:00 00:10:34 00:01:54 00:33:33 00:00:39 00:20:18
8 Nancy Lojano Tepan 2001 ECU 18 01:07:54 00:09:52 00:01:47 00:33:23 00:00:42 00:22:08
9 Alice Tinelli 2002 BRA 7 01:08:13 00:11:08 00:01:53 00:34:19 00:00:39 00:20:11
10 Valentina Alvarez Valencia 2000 COL 12 01:08:28 00:10:44 00:01:45 00:34:51 00:00:36 00:20:30
11 Karina Del Valle Clemant Materano 2001 VEN 33 01:08:42 00:10:01 00:01:46 00:34:11 00:00:37 00:22:06
12 Josefina Pilar Flores Clemo 2002 CHI 10 01:08:46 00:10:30 00:01:51 00:33:37 00:00:40 00:22:06
13 Daniela Moya Chamorro 2002 CHI 9 01:09:08 00:11:05 00:01:52 00:34:22 00:00:40 00:21:07
14 Ana Paula Brouwer De Koning 2001 ARG 1 01:09:58 00:11:05 00:01:56 00:34:19 00:00:38 00:21:58
15 Kathia Michelle Spiegeler Sanchez 2000 GUA 21 01:10:11 00:11:08 00:01:54 00:34:17 00:00:40 00:22:10
16 Mariajose Torres Torres 2003 PER 28 01:11:35 00:10:59 00:01:55 00:34:26 00:00:37 00:23:36
17 Gabriela Chavez Torrico 2002 BOL 6 01:13:37 00:12:44 00:01:58 00:35:53 00:00:42 00:22:18
18 Yoana Griselda Tohom Roca 2002 GUA 22 01:14:00 00:11:54 00:02:04 00:36:39 00:00:44 00:22:37
19 Angela Caballero Peñaloza 2000 BOL 5 01:14:06 00:11:56 00:02:05 00:36:35 00:00:44 00:22:43
20 Julieta La Cruz 2002 URU 30 01:14:23 00:11:04 00:02:01 00:34:16 00:00:42 00:26:18
21 Maria Fernanda Barbosa Sanchez 2002 COL 11 01:14:25 00:11:01 00:01:51 00:38:31 00:00:47 00:22:13
22 Isabel Rodriguez Silverio 2003 CUB 15 01:14:35 00:10:56 00:01:59 00:36:51 00:00:53 00:23:54
23 Nazarena Salinas 2002 ARG 2 01:15:10 00:11:17 00:02:07 00:36:19 00:00:48 00:24:36
24 Chara Hinds 2003 BAR 3 01:20:30 00:12:12 00:02:22 00:39:58 00:00:52 00:25:04
25 Zahra Gaskin 2003 BAR 4 01:21:02 00:12:33 00:02:07 00:39:52 00:00:39 00:25:49
26 Helen Portillo 2002 ESA 20 01:22:38 00:11:55 00:02:13 00:40:26 00:01:08 00:26:54
LAP Johenny Feliz Santana 2003 DOM 16 LAP 00:15:23 00:02:23 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
LAP Josefina Maria Sosa Miranda 2000 PAR 27 LAP 00:16:43 00:02:40 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
LAP Fabiana Belen Davalos Palacios 2003 PAR 26 LAP 00:17:15 00:02:26 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
LAP Jolgina Medina Feliz 2002 DOM 17 LAP 00:17:58 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNS Adriana López 2002 PUR 29 DNS 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
Technical Delegate: Cinthia Quilo/MEX
Head Referee: Gustavo Ordoñez/ COL
Competition Jury: Cinthia Quilo/MEX, Liber Garcia/URU, Juan Manuel Velazco/COL
Distances: Swim 750 m (1 lap); Bike 20 km (4 laps); Run 5 km (2 laps)
Water Temperature: 23.3°C. Air Temperature: 19.4°C. Wetsuits not allowed


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Top 3 events Thursday
Laura Seguro
1. Chali 2na of Jurassic 5 & DJ Krafty Kuts at The Sugar Club
DUDJ are committed to bringing you the cream of the crop when it comes to selectas of varying genres of music; this night in conjunction with ChoiceCuts is just that!
Chali 2na (born Charles Stewart, Jr.), originally from South Side Chicago, first gained an interest in graffiti writing before getting into music. Both activities were his way of steering clear of drugs and gang life, and also influenced his decision to move to Los Angeles with his grandmother in his mid-teens.
With his identifiably deep baritone voice, Chali emerged as J5's most popular member and was frequently tapped for guest appearances on many other artists' material over the years, like that of Swollen Members, Linkin Park, Blackalicious, Kardinal Offishal, and Roots Manuva.
Today, The Sugar Club brings a very special late night show with Jurassic 5 supremo Chali 2na and DJ Krafty Kuts, in conjunction with DUDJ and Trinity College Dublin.
Where: The Sugar Club, 8 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin
When: 23:00 – Late
Price: €10 Early Bird, €12.50 student price or €15 on door
Buy your ticket at : https://www.sugarclubtickets.com/
For more information, visit: http://www.thesugarclub.com/listings/event/chali-2na-of-jurassic-5-dj-krafty-kuts-thur-late-show-x-dudj and https://www.facebook.com/thesugarclub
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2. Jack Brouwer at the Hard Rock Cafe
Jack Brouwer is back on the Hard Rock Cafe Stage to impress with his acoustic brewtality and continue to add great concerts to his growing list of memorable gigs.
If you are willing to enjoy a fantastic evening in one of the best well-known venues of Dublin, don't hesitate to drop by and grab a delicious beer, cocktail or even one of their great non-alcoholic cocktails while you enjoy his performance!
Where: 12 Fleet Street Temple Bar, Dublin 2
When: 20:00 to 21:30
Price: Free admission
For more information, visit: http://www.hardrock.com/cafes/dublin/event-calendar.aspx?category=-1&date=1/26/2017&display=event&eventid=496484
3. Screening of Roméo et Juliette by La Comédie Française
If you feel like enjoying a totally different ambience, you are one of the lucky ones!
We suggest you to engage in the opportunity Cultural Cinema and Alliance Francaise are offering today: the screening of Roméo et Juliette (2016, with English subtitles), which will be launched by Andrew Lowe, Managing Director of Element Pictures, and Philippe Milloux, Director and Délégué Général of the Fondation Alliance Française in Ireland.
But that's not all! During the entr'acte, you will have the chance to really feel submerged into the French culture with a glass of wine and refreshments plus a very special raffle.
Where: The French Library, Alliance Française Dublin, 1 Kildare Street Dublin 2
When: 18:00
For more information, visit: https://afdublin.extranet-aec.com/events/detail/152 and https://www.facebook.com/alliance.francaise.dublin/?fref=ts
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Warlock's Tower is a game with a simple premise. Your character must make their way through a variety of stages without dying just like other titles. The difference here, however, is that every step you take diminishes your health.
How can you survive if every step depletes one of your lives? Players must puzzle out the correct solution for a stage to make it through safely. Sure, there are healing gems, but there's also monsters running about ready to take your last heart.
There are over 100 stages planned, controller support, and also a tag team mode for two players. A demo of Warlock's Tower is available here and you can upvote the game on Steam Greenlight.