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NW STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AWARDS RECORD SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS
A record in scholarship dollars was awarded to over 300 students at Northwest State Community College this spring.More than $650,000 was handed-out, thanks to donations from the area.
Featured speaker at the scholarship night was Kimberly Clingaman, a nursing student from Wauseon.She shared an emotional story of learning at a young age that she had Type-1 diabetes.Later at age 24, Clingaman became pregnant with a son, who developed numerous medical issues, enduring 17 surgeries.That child would pass away soon after the age of 10.She told the crowd at Northwest State Community College that the compassion and care nurses showed for her son compelled Kimberly to continue nursing studies in his honor.

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Covid-19 in India: Shopping malls, eateries to open in UP from June 21
Lucknow - Parks will also be open from June 21.
By IANS
Published: Tue 15 Jun 2021, 8:28 PM
With Covid cases declining steadily in Uttar Pradesh in recent weeks, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has decided to further ease restrictions from June 21.
According to a government spokesman, shopping malls and restaurants will be allowed to open from June 21 with 50 per cent capacity and strict adherence to Covid protocols.
Parks will also be open from June 21 while street vendors will be allowed to do business as usual. However, a Covid helpdesk will be set up at all these places.
Adityanath also said that the night curfew hours will be reduced from June 21 onwards, from 9:00pm to 7:00am.


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Facebook's giant data center in the Arctic Circle
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, shares rare images of the Lulea high-tech data center in northern Sweden, 112km from the North Pole.
Servers in data centers often operate continuously and emit huge amounts of heat. Therefore, Facebook chose to place its data center in locations like the mining town of Lulea, where the lowest temperature could reach -40 degrees Celsius in the winter. This center is the "backbone" of Facebook in Europe.
The center is huge, but the idea started with the scribbles on the napkins of engineer Jay Park while he was traveling.
Data centers are increasingly important to Internet service companies like Facebook or Google. They are often closely guarded, with only a handful of media organizations allowed to visit.
Security here is set according to the standards of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Visitors are escorted by a private security patrol team, through bulletproof doors and metal corridors leading to four large server rooms, equipped with 500 giant air-conditioning fans that suck cold air from the outside.
Mark Zuckerberg said he liked the photo because it looked like a science fiction movie. These are large fans that draw in air from the outside to cool tens of thousands of servers in the center.
Old hard drives will be crushed so that internal data cannot be accessed, in order to protect private information.
The center was built in 2013 and is the first data center of Facebook outside the United States.
It has a modern design.
Joakim Karlson said that working here requires high responsibility because it is a particularly important center, serving hundreds of millions of Facebook users. Every 18 months, global electronic data doubles.
Every 18 months, global electronic data doubles.
Discover the unique stone face museum in the world
There will be the world's largest marine reserve in Antarctica
Set up a bank to store the "legacy tape samples" of the world
Wreck more than 400 years old under the city
What is thunder? Why is there thunder?


"Zesco United sent us bids last week to request for Yacouba and Gyamfi, and we met and agreed today that we will sell but on condition that they met our demands," he told Express App.
"We have quoted some figures which I can't reveal now. It depends on them meeting our asking price and other requests."
"Already, Yacouba has made it clear to us that he wants to leave, so we wrote to Zesco United that we are prepared to release the player," Nana Kwame said when asked about what the 'other requests' were.
"But for Gyamfi, we have asked Zesco United negotiate, but allow the player to remain with us throughout the Special Cup even if we are to reach an agreement."