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Raja Paarvai is an Indian Tamil television series on Star Vijay. It  premiered on 22 March 2021. It is a remake of Star Jalsha's Bengali series Sanjher Baati starring Munaf Rahman and Rashmi Jayaraj.

Plot
It is the story of a visually impaired man after an accident whose life begins to have a positive change after a girl's entry in his life.

Cast

Main
 Munaf "Munna" Rahman as Anand: Aravind brother, Charu's love interest & husband, Mahalakshmi and Viswanathan's Son
 Rashmi Jayaraj as Charu: Chandran's daughter, Pavithra's half Sister, Anand's love interest & wife

Recurring
 Vikash Sampath as Aravind: Amirtha former love interest, Anand younger brother, Mahalakshmi and Viswanathan Son, Pavithra husband
 Keerthi Vijay as Pavithra, Chandran and Kokila daughter, Charu half younger Sister, Aravind wife
 Anandhi Ajay as Vanmathi (Main Antagonist)
 Yalini Rajan as Amirtha, Aravind former love interest
 Aarthi Ramkumar as Mahalakshmi, Anand, Aravind & Aarthi's mother, Viswanathan Wife, Visalatchi Sister in law, Sadhana Enemy
 Bhagyalakshmi
 Sivan Sreenvisan as Viswanathan, Anand and Aravind father, Mahalakshmi husband
 Girish as Chandran, Kokila 2nd husband, Charu and Pavithra father
 Shiva Kavitha as Kokila, Chandran 2nd Wife, Pavithra mother: Charu adopted mother
 Mahesh as Balaji, Kokila younger brother, Chandran brother in law
 Revathee Shankar as Meenatchi and Viswanathan mother
 Revathy Priya as Vishalstchi, Mahalakshmi Sister in law, Rahul's mother
 Hari Krishnan
 SK Karthick as Maaran
 Sharnita Ravi as Aarthi
 Master Deepesh as Rahul
 VJ Darsu Riey as Vandhana: Sadhana daughter, Anand Enemy
 Deepa Nethran
 Kirubaa as Sadhana, Mahalakshmi Enemy
 Sudha
 Vignesh as Vaasu
krishnakumar as Ranga

Adaptations

References

External links

Star Vijay original programming
2021 Tamil-language television series debuts
2021 Tamil-language television series endings
Tamil-language television shows
Tamil-language television series based on Bengali-languages television series

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Nolvadex belongs to the class of anti-estrogens. The medicine is prescribed for breast cancer treatment. This type of medication is acting like an antagonist of estrogen receptor and completely prevents estrogen influence on tumors caused by this hormone. Blockading estrogen Nolvadex stops tumor growth. Nolvadex treats cancer that has spread to other parts of the body. It can be used by women who are at high risk for breast cancer and by women with DCIS (after surgery and radiation) to decrease the risk of developing breast cancer.
It is recommended to take the medicine as it was prescribed by your doctor. Take it with a big glass of water. Do not exceed your prescribed dosage. The recommended dose of tamoxifen is 20 mg to 40 mg daily taken in 1 dose or in 2 divided doses. It may be taken with or without food.
Before taking tamoxifen, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. Being treated with Nolvadex the patient should be monitored for any abnormal vaginal bleeding, changes in menstrual periods, change in vaginal discharge, or pelvic pain or pressure. It can increase the possibility of endometrial cancer development. Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: high cholesterol/triglycerides, limited or no ability to walk (immobility), diabetes, high blood pressure, smoking, cataracts, liver disease.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women and patients with hypersensitivity to Nolvadex can't use the medicine. Patients with eye diseases, hyperlipidemia, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, hypercalcemia, severe thrombophlebitis, and thromboembolism should be monitored.
Common side effects are hot flashes, mild nausea or vomiting, weight gain, abnormal menstrual periods, bone pain, skin rash, lightheadedness, leg cramps, yellow eyes or skin, unexpected vaginal bleeding, vision changes (e.g., blurred vision), rash, itching, swelling of the face, tongue, throat, severe dizziness, trouble breathing. This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
The medicine can cause abnormalities in liver and blood tests, so regular monitoring of side effects caused by Nolvadex is required. In any sign of side effect a patient should consult his doctor.
If you think you have overdosed the medicine seek emergency medical help immediately. Symptoms of overdose may include: shaking, unsteady walking, fainting, irregular heartbeat.


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Чемпіонат Швейцарії з хокею 1951 — 40-й чемпіонат Швейцарії з хокею (Національна ліга А), свій перший титул здобув ЕХК «Ароза».

Груповий етап

Група 1

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Фінальний раунд

Втішний турнір

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James Gunn's DC Plans Include 'The Batman' Sequel, Superman, Wonder Woman, and More
James Gunn Reveals a Surprising New Direction for Wonder Woman and the Amazons
What is DC's 'Paradise Lost' Based On? The John Milton Poem, Explained
DC Is Bringing One of the Most Important Green Lanterns to Live-Action TV
Even the DCU's New Dream Team Is Now Towing the Misogynist Line About Batgirl's Cancellation
Amy Mebberson's Pocket Princesses Should Have Their Own Saturday Morning Cartoon
Pretty Pretty Princess
By Jill PantozziJun 2nd, 2012, 2:30 pm
We've spotlighted a few of Amy Mebberson's Pocket Princesses on the site before but we figured it was about time to give them their own post since it's been brought to our attention the little gals have to go on hiatus for a while. If you've never seen them, you're in for a treat. Hit the jump for some of our favorites!
If you're not familiar with her work, Mebberson has done a lot of franchise comics like The Muppets for Boom Entertainment, Doctor Who for IDW, and Strawberry Shortcake for APE Entertainment. But she showcases a lot of fun stuff on her tumblr and had been putting up a new Pocket Princesses strip every Friday. She attached this note to her latest:
First of all, thank you EVERYONE who has enjoyed PP so far and taken time with notes and reblogs to tell me. It's always very thrilling to know the art has given you a giggle. However, due to an increase in current work and deadlines that now threaten to swallow me whole , I'm afraid I have to put the girls away for a little while until I clear some stuff off my work slate. I hope to bring PP back to you all hopefully end of July, after I have completed a move to California and San Diego Comic Con is over. So I hope you'll all stick around for my other Disney and comic art and lots of delicious convention sketches coming up in the weeks ahead.
While you wait for the adorable ladies to return, check out some of the best from the last few months.
See all the Pocket Princesses on Mebberson's tumblr and visit her official site and DeviantArt page for more amazing work! And if you are going to HeroesCon or San Diego Comic-Con this year, make sure to find her table, she does gorgeous commissions and always has other delightful art for sale.
Amy MebbersonArielBeauty and the BeastBelleCinderellaDisneyMeridaMulanPocahontasRapunzelSleeping BeautySnow WhiteThe Little MermaidThe Princess and the Frog
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Jill Pantozzi - Editor in Chief
Jill Pantozzi is a pop-culture journalist and host who writes about all things nerdy and beyond! She's Editor in Chief of the geek girl culture site The Mary Sue (Abrams Media Network), and hosts her own blog "Has Boobs, Reads Comics" (TheNerdyBird.com). She co-hosts the Crazy Sexy Geeks podcast along with superhero historian Alan Kistler, contributed to a book of essays titled "Chicks Read Comics," (Mad Norwegian Press) and had her first comic book story in the IDW anthology, "Womanthology." In 2012, she was featured on National Geographic's "Comic Store Heroes," a documentary on the lives of comic book fans and the following year she was one of many Batman fans profiled in the documentary, "Legends of the Knight."
More Stories by Jill Pantozzi
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James Baldwin's 1985 Thoughts on Policing Shared Widely Following The Murder of Tyre Nichols
Zachary Levi's Troubling Comments Go Beyond Possible Anti-Vaccine Views
Here's What We Know About 'The Batman – Part II'
'Thunderbolts': Everything We Know About Marvel's Anti-Hero Crossover

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On Wednesday, November 14, a new exhibit opened up by room 112 in Lamson Library. This exhibit features a lot of donated information about the World War I Food Administration in New Hampshire. Kennedy Mathis is the student responsible for putting it all together. Mathis works in the archives for an unpaid internship that gives her college credits and lots of hands-on experience being a historian.
This particular exhibit, however, is only a small portion of what the entire collection holds about WWI in New Hampshire. For this exhibit, Mathis focused on specifically, the WWI Food Administration in New Hampshire during 1917-1919.
The exhibit features promotional posters about New Hampshire's campaign for Food Administration. There is information on the 50-50% regulation which asked bakers and citizens to use substitutes for wheat, flour and cereal so the excess food can be sent over to Europe during a food crisis. There are plaques for The Public Safety Committee, one of the overseers of the various campaigns, and letters demonstrating the importance of conservation to make the campaign a success.
One of the local figures in the Holderness sector was Laurence J. Webster, of the Webster family, who donated the documents for the exhibit. Laurence was described as very dedicated, successful and organized. "A real type-A personality," Mathis goes on. Laurence also donated money to campaigns all over about WWI and he was seen as a big advocate for the war effort.
As Alice Staples confirms, this collection was donated back in 2011; however, it was not put together in an exhibit until Kennedy Mathis came along. Mathis worked in the library archives over the summer and from April to September of this year she worked on just organizing all of the information in the collection.
Mathis commented on her process, she would separate by type: Red Cross, City Administration, and so on. Then, Mathis would have to separate by category: pamphlets, written letters, and so on. Knowing this, it becomes easy to see why it took so much work for Mathis to simply organize boxes upon boxes and envelopes upon envelopes of information spanning fifty-one years, most of which Mathis admitted, was not in chronological order.
Of course, just because this exhibit is up and available to be viewed by anyone for years to come, does not mean the archiver's job is over. In fact, Mathis is still typing information into a document to archive everything from The Public Safety Committee. Mathis also relayed just how much more information there is in the rest of the collection.
The Spinelli Archives now have information on the American Red Cross, United War Work Campaign, war saving stamps, Jewish Relief funds, YMCA, Boy Scouts, and more. The large amount of resources and knowledge that has now been put on display for anyone to see is impressive, to say the least. If you would like to view just a small portion of the Webster Family Collection, head over to Lamson Library's main floor. In the back, you'll find room 112 and the exhibit covering most of the wall beside it.


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Hey all, Happy Hump Day!! I wanted to share a few of my favorites with you all!! I love mixing materials/fabrics. I am not a huge skirt or short lover never really have been, so when I do wear them its a rarity. I loved this Leather Skirt, I actually purchased it when I was in Chicago at the Nordstrom there. I won't forget, because it was the first time I have ever been charged for a bag from Nordstrom. I guess certain cities charge shoppers to have their shopping bags. Another favorite are my NMD's and of course how could I forget…CAMO! I love camo.
I have a few projects coming up so I have been super busy working on all of those, I can't wait to share those with you all!
Also wrapping up the final touches for the Style Collective Meet up On May 9th!! I am so happy I get to be part of such an amazing group of #bossbabes .
Today I will be finishing my project for Fridays Magazine Contribution I will be featuring! I have enjoyed coming up with trendy pieces to feature for the Magazine. For those of you that need to be caught up, I contribute to the Denver Style Magazine once a month. I have decided to do DIY for the magazine, since it is something creative and completely different than I blog about on my own blog. I think making projects is fun and also very challenging. Its not easy to remember to take pictures of the steps you take as you create something or put something together. I find my self making what ever it is that I want to post about and then I haven't photographed all of the steps so have to re-create.
I have a busy day ahead of me, my magazine project, target run, nail apt, a meeting, and of course a list of chores to do around the house, I have a stack of papers I need to file, I need to print several things and file those, I need to study my new camera! I have purchased the Canon Rebel and am trying to learn how to use it! I get super frustrated trying to self teach. Any suggestions on using this camera would be great!!


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Top 5 events in Dublin Saturday 29th February
Nicholas Lane
Most RecentWhat's On
In the blink of an eye, February 2020 is behind us. Once every four years though, the month gets an extra day, so ladies get your rings ready, witches light your cauldrons, because this Saturday is a leap day.
Here's how to make this extra day count with a selection of the best events happening in Dublin today!
Red Pyg Presents Shanti Celeste & Moxie
Award-winning Chilean DJ, Shanti Celeste, is gracing the Pygmalion with her presence this Saturday. Currently operating out of the techno world capital, Berlin, the DJ, music producer, record label owner and music curator is known for her bouncy, uplifting tracks.
She will be joined by fellow disc-jockey welterweight Moxie. With one of the longest standing residencies on NTS, her show is a staple for the highly popular online radio which sees her blend her penchant for uncovering musical gems with charismatic chat and world-renowned musical guests.
With free entry all night, this event is unmissable.
Where: Pygmalion, 59 William St S, Dublin, Ireland
When: 6pm
Tickets: Free!
Hare Squead's Secret Dublin Show
Dublin natives and music polymaths Tony Konstone and Lilo Blues make up the duo Hare Squead. The flagship single from their Supernormal EP, "Herside Story" was so successful that it led to a remix by Goldlink on his 2017 At What Cost album. After this original accomplishment, the band took an 18 month hiatus and a band-member reshuffle.
Their new track "100 miles", and latest tour marks a return to form for the band and asserts their plan to re-establish their name as a formidable force in world hip-hop.
Where: The Workman's Club, 10 Wellington Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin
When: 7:30-10.30pm
Tickets: €12.00 + booking fee.
Jane Willow at The Cobblestone, Dublin
Introducing Jane Willow, a Dutch folk musician who set her sights on Irish music scene at the ripe age of twenty-one. Since then, her authentic folk-country style, velvety singing voice, and slew of singles have led her to play a host of events across Ireland including Electric Picnic.
For years she's been rubbing shoulders with some of Ireland's most established and celebrated Irish musicians like Glen Hansard and Damien Rice. Check out a sample of her music here, and make sure you get down to this gig so you can tell your friends, "I saw her before she was famous!"
Where: The Cobblestone, 77 King Street North, Dublin
When: Doors 8.30, Gig 9.30pm.
Tickets: €10 online here, with which you receive two free music downloads.
Intercalary Inferno
If you don't fancy spending this extra Saturday on a dancefloor, then there's a day of gaming taking place at the Academy Plaza Hotel. Celtic Throwdown are hosting this day of tournaments which will feature all the classics from Smash Ultimate to Mortal Kombat to Street Fighter and many more fan favourites.
Where: Academy Plaza Hotel, 10-14 Findlater Pl, O'Connell Street Upper, Rotunda, Dublin
When: 11am onwards.
Tickets: There's a venue fee and a tournament fee, you can find details here.
Hudson Taylor at Golden Discs Dundrum
Ending this list on a high-note, we have the spectacularly gifted Irish folk band, Hudson Taylor. They will be taking time out of their tour of back-to-back sold-out shows to sign copies of their new album "Loving Everywhere I Go" in Golden Discs in Dundrum. You can also expect a performance of a few songs, both classics and new.
Where: The Vinyl Lounge at Golden Discs Dundrum, 16 Sandyford Rd, Dundrum, Dublin
When: 1-2pm
Student of English and French. Born in Essex, bred in Donegal, buttered in Dublin. Writer with Babylon Radio and UCD Tribune. Radio presenter with UCD Belfield FM.


We finally did it! A long-awaited update is ready to use.
Welcome to a new GPS-Trace Orange! This is the first global system update ever since. You will like it for sure and appreciate all its new features.
Note! Mind that it's just a beta-testing now. So all your comments and feedback might be useful, although there is no way back to the old version.
Unified login and password. Having registered in the system once, you get a unique login and password, which provides you with the access to the tracking system itself, as well as to the GPS-Trace Orange forum.
Note! You forum name may be changed in profile settings.
Don't feak out – it's quite simple, when first time logged in you will see a quick overview of the new interface. Log in in the top right corner from anywhere in the site, then click the user icon and "Go to tracking".
NB! The old service version is temporary available by clicking the relevant icon in the top right. In a few weeks just the new version will be kept.
Hereinafter all the communication will take place here. Hope that a new forum will be a fabulous communication and feedback tool.
NB! The old forum is temporarily available in the read-only mode (there is the direct link below this topic). If you have any important information or data to be saved there, please, move it to the new forum.
And finally, this is not the end, but just the beginning of a new GPS-Trace Orange. Site, forum and service will be improved and equipped with new features with your assistance (looking forward to your reviews and proposals).
If you face any problem, please, report about it quickly here at forum. I apologize for any problem that might occur.
P.S. I kindly ask you to post messages in the specially created topics in order to make it favorable for you and other users.
Enjoy your time with GPS-Trace Orange!
1. Unfortunately, I do not see a line on a map, and points can not see him if I hit it about the show.
still wrong date on the track, when i press TODAY the date 1970 show.
Excellent styling, but in the old version there were few more things to do. I like a lot the messages tab where you can select the dates and see all the detailed data and put some filters. Also we want the tools: Track Player, Distance, Area, Address, Routing and Hittest. We want also to select the hour in the day like the old version.
Otherwise the style and the visual objetcs are more than perfect.
After a week I still have not seen the tracking page !!
guys, thank you so much for your feedback, we will fix all existing problems for sure and tke all ncessary procedures to make it stable, rich featured and user-friendly, it takes time hat's why we kept the old service for you now.
Must we create a new account on the new website or old account is ok ?
Bad Gateway for me too.


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The Future of Cybersecurity is in the Cloud
Written by Eric O'Neill, National Security Strategist at Carbon Black
For decades we have feared the cloud. During my time working counterintelligence for the FBI, we feared the Internet so much that agency computers functioned solely on an isolated intranet connected via hard cables.
It's no wonder to me that that government has still not embraced the unlimited processing power cloud computing affords. But despite the fact that utilisation of the cloud has become ubiquitous – we store our photos and memories, email accounts, business files and our very identities there – many companies fear the cloud: how can I control and secure my information if I give it to someone else?
This concern has made cloud computing one of the more polarising issues for IT professionals. Many opponents of the cloud point to the fact that not all cloud services are equal in their dedication to security:
Poor configuration of the cloud can lead to circumvention of internal policies that classify sensitive data and protect access to it.
Not all cloud services offer strong authentication, encryption (both in transit and at rest) and audit logging.
Failure to isolate a user's data from other tenants in a cloud environment together with privacy controls that are not robust enough to control access
Failure to maintain and patch to ensure that known flaws are not exploited in the cloud service.
How customer demand is fuelling AI-deployments and 'appification' in the banking sector
According to the 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Overview (Ponemon Institute, June 2017), the average total cost of a data breach is $3.62 million. The average cost for each lost or stolen record containing sensitive and confidential information is $141. While these costs decreased overall from 2016 to 2017, the numbers remain astronomical, particularly to small businesses who may be unable to recover from data breach liability. No industry is safe from cyberattacks and cyberattacks continue to grow, year after year.
Cloud security must grow and evolve to face these threats and provide a bulwark of defence for the consumers that leverage the efficiencies and advantages cloud services provide. In addition to offsetting the fear highlighted above through good security practices by the cloud security vendor, cloud services can take security one step further. Cloud services can not only secure data within the cloud, but can leverage the transformative cloud industry to secure the endpoint users that use the service.
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Cloud Security is the future of cybersecurity.
Cyberattacks like the WannaCry/NotPetya pandemic and the extraordinary growth of ransomware are often launched by sophisticated attackers – sometimes state sponsored – that bowl over traditional and legacy security. The modern attackers are cyber spies that use traditional espionage tactics, together with innovative and disruptive malware to bypass passive, defence-based security measures. To defeat such attacks, security must transform itself into an active profile that hunts today's attacks as aggressively as it predicts the threats of tomorrow.
To predict and defeat attacks in real time, cybersecurity must move to the cloud. The cloud can leverage big data and instant analytics over a large swath of end users to instantly address known threats and predict threats that seek to overwhelm security.
Cloud security must create a collaborative approach that analyses event streams of normal and abnormal activity across all users to build a global threat monitoring system. Because many different users leverage the same cloud environment, cloud security is particularly suited to building a collaborative environment that instantly predicts threats through a worldwide threat monitoring system and shares threats among all users under the cloud umbrella.
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Cyberattacks continue to disrupt our way of life with innovative new approaches to seeding malware and stealing our data. Security must in turn actively work to disrupt the cyber spies, attackers and terrorists through a collaborative security approach that leverages the big data and analytics that thrive within the cloud. We've come a long way from my days on the FBI Intranet. It's time to fully embrace the future of security. That future is within the cloud.
The good news is that the future of cloud security is now. Predictive security in the cloud has innovated security in a manner that will frustrate cyber spies for years to come. This technology collects and analyses unfiltered endpoint data, using the power of the cloud, to make predictions about, and protect against future and as-yet unknown attacks. This means predictive security in the cloud can identify attacks that other endpoint security products miss, and provides visibility into attacks that evolve over time. In other words, it gives you the ability to hunt threats before the attacker begins to hunt you.
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This new approach to security will not just level the playing field between the attacker and security teams, it will shift the balance in the opposite direction and provide security with an advantage. Cyberattacks rely on stealth and surprise to disrupt, destroy and steal – the tools of a spy. Predictive security in the cloud works like a counterintelligence agency that hunts the spies before they attack. This innovative approach is the next generation of security.


We were delighted to invite the Blues Brothers along to Leycester House on Thursday evening and what a show they put on. Fans of the film were singing along to favourites such as Minnie The Moocher and of course we all Shook our Tail Feathers! A great night was had by all!


To hit the open road and take in the country by long stretches at a time is an experience loved by many. But you can get also paid to do so, if you get your commercial driver's license (CDL).
You'll have to follow all of the national protocols established by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and the licensing process in Maryland, which is overseen by the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA).
Who Can Get a Maryland CDL?
Applicants under 21 years old will be restricted to driving commercial vehicles within MD state borders—called intrastate driving.
Already have a valid, non-CDL Maryland license.
The MVA provides a guide to acceptable documents.
You may also be asked to show proof of your Social Security number (SSN).
Before you can earn your CDL, you'll have to get your Maine CLP—that is, commercial learner's permit.
It's not required by either the FMCSA or MD MVA, but recommended by both agencies to first enroll in a commercial driving education course, since it will likely help you be as successful as possible with the process.
Bring the proper identifying documents with you.
Show your non-commercial MD driver's license.
Can be taken at the MVA office or through your own doctor.
See the MVA's guide to its Online Vision Certification Service for details on how to get your vision check with your own doctor.
Have your medical paperwork with you.
The past 10 years of your record in every state plus Washington, D.C. will be under review.
You'll also have to take all written exams for the class of CDL you want and any endorsements you hope to add to your commercial driver's license at this time.
If you don't pass the tests right away, it's okay! You'll be able to retake them. However, if you fail your test 2 times, you'll have to wait 7 days before retaking it again.
Once you do ace all your written exams, you'll officially own a commercial learner's permit!
You'll only be allowed to drive on public roads.
You must be accompanied by a full CDL holder qualified to operate the same class of vehicle.
You'll also have to practice with your CLP for a certain period of time before you can schedule the skills test needed to earn your commercial driver license. The federal waiting period is 14 days, but this could be different for you.
Make sure to check with the MD Motor Vehicle Administration about specific waiting periods in Maryland.
There's only one more step between you and your commercial driver's license: the skills exam.
You'll have to schedule an appointment with the Maryland MVD to take the test. Before you do, make sure the appropriate amount of time practicing with your CLP has passed.
Remember to organize a way to take the skills test in the same class of vehicle you intend on operating with your commercial driver's license; otherwise, a restriction may be added to your license. Since you'll technically still just be a permit holder, you'll also have to be accompanied to the test by a full CDL holder.
You will have 45 minutes to complete this portion.
You will be given 10 minutes per maneuver.
Typically lasts up to 40 minutes.
The test is given in that order, and if you fail any part of it, you won't be permitted to move on to the next portion. Instead, you'll have to reschedule the exam for another time and pay the $20 rescheduling fee.
Once you do pass everything, you'll be issued your commercial driver's license. Congratulations!
Commercial learner's permit (includes skills test fees): $90.
Every commercial driver license applicant in Maryland must be deemed physically fit for the job before they can apply.
This includes informing the state of the type of driving you intend on doing with your commercial driver's license—called self-certification—and having a FMCSA-approved doctor give you a physical.
Driving Certification for Maryland Commercial Driver's License Holders (Form DL-330).
Self-certification can be a confusing process, so if you have questions or need additional information, you can check out the Motor Vehicle Administration's page on medical requirements and FAQ page on the subject.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration have developed a program to help recent veterans or current service members get a CDL more quickly by having the skills test waived.
The MD MVA offers this waiver for those applying for a Class A or Class B commercial driver's license only.
Be currently enlisted in the military.
Have left the service within 12 months of applying for the waiver.
Have 2 years of experience driving commercial vehicles or the military equivalent while in the service.
For more information on how to apply, check out our guide to the military skills test waiver.
Medical examination certificate certain commercial drivers must carry with their Maryland CDL. Must be completed by a doctor.


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A: I don't know for sure, but I believe that if no maxlength is set on the input, the default is actually unlimited. This is then applied by the browser and is specific to the platform. The W3schools link mentions 512KB as the maximum but that was presumably a value applied by specific browsers.
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What is the default maximum length of html input \ text area?
Edit: just checked https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/text and correctly there is no default maxlength, so Chrome and Edge are reporting that correctly.

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Trim the chicken breast fillets and cut across the grain into 3cm wide pieces. Combine polenta, Parmesan, salt and pepper to taste in a small bowl and mix well. Place flour into a separate bowl. Place eggs into a small bowl, add the water and whisk lightly to combine. Toss each chicken piece in the flour to coat lightly. Dip into the eggwash and then coat with the polenta mixture.
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Domestic steel sector progressing towards quality control regime: Minister
Addressing an event here for presenting awards to best performing steel plants for 2016-17, the minister said the government has taken a slew of steps to promote the growth of the sector.
New Delhi: Indian steel sector is progressing towards a quality control regime with India becoming the second top global producer, Union Minister Chaudhary Birender Singh said Friday. Singh said the sector is steadily and firmly moving towards attaining 300 million tonne (MT) steel production target by 2030-31.
Tata Steel-Jamshedpur Works bagged the Prime Minister's Trophy for the best overall performance along with a cash prize of Rs 2 crore in the event.
"Let us take pride in the fact that India is now the 2nd largest producer of steel in the world...Ministry of Steel has taken several steps to promote growth of domestic steel sector.
"The preference being given to domestic manufacturers through Domestically Manufactured Iron & Steel Products (DMI&SP) policy will lead to sustainable growth of Indian steel industry," Singh said.
To ensure production of quality steel in the country, the ministry has come out with a Quality Control Order and is committed to moving towards 100 per cent quality control regime, he said.
"We are aware of challenges being faced by few consumers and suppliers. However, we are confident that in the long-term, the move will be highly beneficial as steel goes for various critical applications such as infrastructure, where concerns related to safety and health of consumers are very important," he said.
The minister said Indian economy is now the sixth largest economy in the world and is expected to grow at a faster rate than other big economies.
"Our aim is to be a USD 10 trillion economy in the coming years. To meet the aspirations and requirements of our growing economy, we have set an ambitious target of 300 MT of crude steel output by 2030-31. We are steadily and firmly moving forward in the direction of attaining these levels," he said.
He stressed that a lot of work also needs to be done to improve the sustainability of the steel industry as it has to reduce carbon dioxide gas emission intensity in steel production in a time-bound manner.
"We must also try to quickly find out ways to use our steel melting slag which is generated in large quantities during the process of production of steel," he said adding the country must strive to become the world's number one in production of high-grade quality steel.
Emphasising on the safety of the people working in steel sector, the minister said human life is precious and all resources should be used to ensure that accidents are minimised.
"To ensure safe working conditions in our steel industry, we will be soon operationalising a Safety Directorate in the steel ministry," he said.
Tata Steel was able to set new benchmarks in productivity, techno economics, innovation and R&D in 2016-17 for the domestic steel industry and its performance is close to international benchmarks in some select areas, a statement said.
The Steel Minister's Trophy along with a cash prize of Rs 1 crore was awarded to JSW Steel - Vijayanagar Works.
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Coronavirus and Paris Junior College
Published or Revised January 15, 2021
Paris Junior College student cases of COVID-19 (updated Dec. 11, 2020)
POSITIVE CASES RECOVERIES
Paris Campus: 30 Paris Campus: 28
PJC - Greenville Center: 5 PJC - Greenville Center: 5
PJC - Sulphur Springs Center: 14 PJC - Sulphur Springs Center: 14
Clinical Site: 1 Clinical Site: 1
Updated PJC COVID-19 Policy Statement and Campus Plan (posted July 30, 2020)
Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, specific requirements are in place to minimize exposure of the Paris Junior College students, faculty, staff and visitors. To ensure the safety of all faculty, staff and students during the pandemic, the following measures are required. Students not complying will be found in violation of the Paris Junior College Student Code of Conduct and subject to disciplinary action.
The College requires masks/face coverings on campus in all campus buildings, classrooms, laboratories, computer labs, libraries and restrooms where physical distancing is not feasible.
Practice social distancing by maintaining a distance of at least six feet from other individuals.
Complete a daily screening prior to entering campus.
Do not come to campus if you are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms, such as coughing, sore throat, fever, or shortness of breath (see complete list).
Do not come to campus if within the past 10 days you have knowingly been in contact with someone who is under investigation for or confirmed to have COVID-19.
Maintain good hand hygiene.
Disinfect your workspace.
To read the full plan, click here.
PJC fall semester offers new class types, start date changed (posted July 23, 2020)
Rising to the continued challenges delivered by the COVID-19 pandemic, Paris Junior College is offering four types of classes, a revised start date for the fall semester, and changes to residence hall life to keep on campus students safe.
Originally slated to the begin August 24, the PJC fall semester now starts on Sept. 8, the Tuesday after the Labor Day holiday.
"As service area high schools have set September 8 as the start date based on county Health Department guidelines, Paris Junior College is setting our opening day to coincide," said Dr. Pam Anglin, PJC President.
The newest PJC course modality is an interactive video class, which meets via a real-time, two-way video connection between students and teachers. Students participate live in class lectures and activities, and ask questions and receive immediate feedback without having to come to campus.
Traditional face-to-face classes will meet at a scheduled day and time in small class numbers, to permit social distancing. This gives access to the instructor, providing immediate feedback and social interaction with other students.
Hybrid courses have small groups of students meeting in person at a scheduled day and time with half of the time spent face to face and half spent online.
Fully online classes meet entirely online, giving students flexibility to work on class material any time, engage with the instructor and ask questions via email and during online office hours, and they do not have to travel to and from campus.
"In addition to offering four types of classes to meet student needs, PJC has scholarships and federal grant money available to help students pay for their classes," Dr. Anglin said. "The State of Texas will use a portion of their Education CARES Act dollars to increase the available financial aid to help students continue their education. Everyone that wants to go to college should be able to this fall, and PJC is a wonderful place to begin your education."
Residence halls will be open for students to move in over the Labor Day weekend. There will be one student per room now, instead of two. Since housing is limited this fall, rooms will be reserved on a first come, first serve basis. For questions on student housing, call 903-782-0433.
More details will be forthcoming as the college finalizes a return to campus plan. To apply to PJC, call 903-782-0425.
Important Contacts at PJC during the pandemic (updated November 4, 2020)
While all locations are currently open, these important contact numbers remain to help students.
Admissions / Registrar (applying for admissions / transcripts): 903-782-0425 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address); secondary numbers are 903-782-0256, 903-782-0271, or 903-782-0212.
Advising / Counseling (signing up for classes): .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or your assigned advisor directly.
Paris Campus: 903-782-0426; secondary numbers are 903-782-0281, 903-782-0430, 903-782-0432, or 903-782-0434.
PJC - Greenville Center: 903-454-9333
PJC - Sulphur Springs Center: 903-885-1232
Financial Aid: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 903-782-0429; secondary numbers are 903-782-0371 or 903-782-0368.
Business Office: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 903-782-0232
Testing Center: To get contact numbers and testing hours available in Paris, Greenville or Sulphur Springs, click here.
IT Help Desk (for assistance with MyPJC and Blackboard): .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 903-782-0496
Writing Center: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
PJC Faculty/Staff Directory: https://www.parisjc.edu/pjc2/main/directory
PJC Library: https://www.parisjc.edu/pjc2/main/learning-center/ (This page also features a virtual reference web chat located on the left side of the page, with the hours it is available.) To access the Library's Off-Campus Databases, go to https://proxy.parisjc.edu/login.
PJC Bookstore: visit the campus bookstore website at https://www.bkstr.com/parisjcstore. The Paris campus bookstore is open 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on Friday. Students may also call the Paris location at 903-782-0344.
Internet Hot Spots: For assistance accessing the Internet, password enabled wifi hotspots will be available in the parking lots of the following buildings. The password will be provided via DragonMail to each student.
PJC - Greenville Center parking lot (best in first row of parking spots)
PJC - Sulphur Springs Center parking lot (best in first row of parking spots in north side parking lot)
Paris Campus - Math and Science Building parking lot and Library south parking lot
Spectrum is offering free internet service to students in areas that have access to this service. Contact 1-844-488-8395.
Suddenlink is offering free internet service for 60 days to college students in areas that have access to this service: eligible households may call 866-200-9522.
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Paris Junior College is committed to assisting students during this time. Please continue to monitor your DragonMail and watch for Dragon Alerts for more information. (If you have not received Dragon Alerts recently, sign up at https://www.getrave.com/login/parisjc.)
CARES Act Reports (original post June 12, 2020; updated Dec. 31, 2020)
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Different types of aid available to PJC students; Summer I scholarship deadline approaches (posted May 26, 2020)
While remote registration for summer and fall 2020 classes continue at Paris Junior College, students have several financial aid options available, from regular sources and special assistance due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Graduating high school students are eligible for a scholarship covering tuition for one Summer I or Summer II class. Those wishing to take a Summer I class must apply by this Friday, May 29; those classes start June 1. Find more information and the online scholarship application at http://www.parisjc.edu/scholarships.
Funding for students has also been received through The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) to make emergency grants to students who were moved from face to face to online classes in the spring semester.
Students must be Title IV eligible, meaning they must: be a U.S. Citizen, permanent resident or eligible non-citizen; hold a valid Social Security number (SSN); have a high school diploma or recognized equivalent such as a GED diploma or a high school curriculum in a homeschool setting that satisfies Texas requirements for homeschooling; be enrolled, or accepted for enrollment as a student at PJC. Full-time spring semester students may receive $500 and part-time students $250 grants.
Awards will be made for students enrolled in the summer and fall of a yet to be determined amount.
PJC has also set aside $200,000 for emergency grants to students. To be considered for an emergency grant, a student must fill out an online form on computer, phone or tablet at https://parisjc.wufoo.com/forms/pjc-cares-act-emergency-grant-application/. The grant may be up to $500 and can cover such items as rent, utilities, food, technology and child care.
"We want our students - and prospective students - to know that PJC wishes to help them reach their educational goals," said PJC President Pam Anglin, "all they have to do is ask for help."
While the college is still operating remotely, all student services are available by phone or email. New students should go to http://www.parisjc.edu, then select MyPJC and complete the admissions application; those with questions should contact .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or call 903-782-0425. Returning students may go to MyPJC, log in to their account, and register for classes; for questions email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). Additional contact information and links are available at http://www.parisjc.edu/covid-19.
PJC workforce students return Monday, May 18 to finish spring semester (posted May 14, 2020)
While most sophomores at Paris Junior College have finished their online classes and applied for graduation, students in some workforce programs will return on Monday, May 18 as part of a phased-in reopening process.
"Our faculty and students in spring semester workforce courses with hands-on labs will be allowed to return to campus to complete their courses," said PJC President Dr. Pam Anglin. "The only people allowed on our campuses will be identified spring semester workforce students and their faculty along with essential employees that have been on campus since our COVID-19 closure. We will begin a phased in opening process with planned full operation by the fall semester."
Entrance for classes in the Applied Sciences Building is on the east side of campus from Collegiate Drive by the Hunt Center. Entrance for the Workforce Training Center will be from Clarksville St., by Capizzis Restaurant on the north end of campus. There will be one entry into the building at both the PJC - Greenville and the PJC - Sulphur Springs Centers.
All vehicles must enter and exit in these locations. At the checkpoint, those entering must answer health questions and have their temperature taken, and their name be on a list of students and employees allowed on campus. Anyone coming on campus must wear a mask and practice appropriate hand sanitizing.
"This follows the Governor's guidelines for Reopening Texas and the designated higher education checklist," said Dr. Anglin.
June 1 marks the beginning of Summer I and Extended Terms. Academic classes for university transfer are online, and workforce programs will be hybrid - the classroom portion will start online, with students on campus later in the term to complete in-person lab work.
Summer workforce programs offering classes include accounting, air conditioning and refrigeration, business management, computer aided design and 3D printing - both standard and in the jewelry program, cybersecurity, computer networking, electrician, emergency medial services, gemology, medical records coding, mechatronics, nursing, office technology, radiology technology, surgical technology, watchmaking, and welding.
Students are encouraged to continue using online services if possible and may make virtual appointments with advisors. Should a problem arise that can't be solved remotely, an appointment may be made for a student to come to campus.
Online registration is open for the summer and fall 2020 semesters for all PJC locations. Returning students may register online through their MyPJC account or with an advisor at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). New students should reach out to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or call 903-782-0425.
PJC Student Financial Aid Relief - COVID-19 and Loss of Income (posted April 29, 2020)
Paris Junior College is currently working to process income changes related to the Coronavirus pandemic. If you are a PJC student or planning to attend PJC in the Summer 2020 or Fall 2020, please compete the appropriate FAFSA at http://www.fafsa.gov using the instructions on the application. Next, make a COVID-19 Change of income request to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and submit the required information. This will allow us to make the income adjustments to reflect your current income. If a student already has a Zero Estimated Family Income (EFC) from an already processed FAFSA, no income change is necessary. You are receiving the maximum financial aid available.
Act NOW to prevent processing delays.
Students can use financial aid at the PJC Bookstore online (posted April 17, 2020)
PJC students may now use financial aid at the PJC Bookstore online. Go to https://www.bkstr.com/parisjcstore and place your order. At checkout, you will see a drop down for payment methods with the options of credit card or financial aid. Select financial aid and enter your student number. The website will check the amount of aid you have on file against your order. If your order is less than the amount of aid available, your order will be completed. If your order is for an amount more than the financial aid you have on file, you will need to make an additional payment to cover that amount.
PJC campuses will remain closed through end of spring semester (posted April 3, 2020)
Following the mandate from Governor Greg Abbott that schools be closed through April 30, Paris Junior College will not reopen any locations for the remainder of the Spring semester and finish all classes online. Originally the semester was to end on May 8. Due to extending Spring Break one week, the semester end was moved to May 15.
"With the dates so close," said PJC President Dr. Pam Anglin, "the College will extend the online only environment to the end of spring semester."
Students in workforce programs who need to come in physically to complete their labs will be given an incomplete. As soon as it is safe to bring students back, a schedule will be developed and students will be informed of when they can come in to complete their course.
Summer Class Schedule Now Available, Registration Open (posted March 20, 2020)
The PJC Summer Class Schedule is now available at http://www.parisjc.edu/schedule. (Note: There are many online courses offered by PJC this summer. The face-to-face classes listed may need to be changed to online classes prior to the start of the semester.)
Paris Junior College moves to all online classes on March 23 (posted March 17, 2020)
Campuses will be closed indefinitely and all courses will be available online for students on March 23, 2020. Each faculty member should be notifying their students through DragonMail or by individual phone calls. Students should be logging in to Blackboard and checking their DragonMail for course updates.
Paris Junior College extends Spring Break one week for students (posted March 13, 2020)
Although there are no cases of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) at Paris Junior College, there are some confirmed cases in nearby counties. Consequently, out of an abundance of concern for our students, faculty, staff, and our community, PJC has determined to extend the 2020 spring break for students for one week, March 16-20.
Campuses will be closed to students during this week, but students may call the campus. This time will allow faculty and staff to prepare and coordinate planning for the remainder of the semester. Online classes, including the 8-week term courses set to begin March 16, will continue as normal.
On Monday, March 23, PJC classes will resume, strictly in an online environment. It is hoped that face-to-face classes will resume on April 6. The College will continue to monitor the situation and confirm this date or extend online classes depending on the situation at that time. A determination will be made in the coming weeks about the ability to continue face-to-face classes for the remainder of the semester, hold final exams in person/on campus, and the ability to hold commencement as currently scheduled.
Although students will receive an additional week of spring break (March 16-20), all full-time faculty and staff should report to campus on Monday, March 16. The week of March 16-20 will be used for faculty and staff to prepare and coordinate planning for the remainder of the semester. Part-time employees are not to report to work unless contacted and instructed to do so by their supervisor.
Student Workers
Student workers are not expected to return to campus to work until Monday, April 6. The College will continue to monitor this situation and confirm this date or extend the date depending on the situation.
Self-Monitoring / Self-Isolation / Self-Quarantine
If a student or an employee who has traveled outside of the U.S. during the last 14 days or who has traveled to an area in the U.S. that has had reported COVID-19 cases, this individual may need to self-isolate or self-quarantine and should follow all Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations. Students who choose to self-isolate should notify their instructor. Employees electing to self-isolate should notify their supervisor and Human Resources.
Student Travel (including athletics) – All Paris Junior College sponsored student travel (including athletic travel) is suspended until Monday, April 6. The College will continue to monitor the situation and confirm this date or extend the suspension of travel depending on the situation at that time.
Employee Travel
All travel for PJC employees is suspended until Monday, April 6, unless it is determined to be mission-critical or health-critical and has been approved by the College leadership.
Employees are responsible for canceling all travel plans and reservations. Please note that the College will work with faculty and staff regarding incurred expenses for conferences or events that have been canceled or for conferences or events where the College has suspended travel.
Precautions to Continue to Take
•	Wash your hands for 20 seconds
•	Use hand sanitizer
•	Avoid shaking hands
•	Maintain a good "social distance" between you and others
•	Disinfect frequently touched objects using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe
•	Stay home when you are sick and avoid close contact with those who are sick
•	Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
College leadership will continue to monitor this rapidly changing situation. The College will issue additional updates as the situation evolves. We greatly appreciate your support as we continue to work with health and government officials to protect your safety and health.
For those wishing to register by phone in online classes, call 903-782-0425 in Paris, 903-454-9333 in Greenville, and 903-885-1232 in Sulphur Springs.
Spring Break extended two days for PJC students (posted March 12, 2020)
Paris Junior College has announced that Spring Break has been extended through March 17 for students, who should expect to return Wednesday, March 18, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Employees are expected to return to work as normal at the conclusion of Spring Break on Monday, March 16.
"We are working on contingency plans to minimize disruption to our students' studies while doing everything we can to mitigate the spread and impact of COVID-19," said PJC President, Dr. Pam Anglin.
"We are monitoring updated information provided by the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control," Anglin said, "and in frequent communication with city, state and county officials as well as other area institutions of education to assess the best course forward for ensuring the safety of our students and employees."
For information on COVID-19, and the latest bulletins from PJC, please check http://www.parisjc.edu/covid-19.
Paris Junior College is monitoring national, state, and local developments of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Currently, there are no known cases or patients among PJC students, faculty, and staff or in the PJC five county service area. Health officials highly recommend that students, as well as faculty, staff, and the general public, continue to practice preventive actions as flu season hits its peak.
College Measures (posted March 6, 2020)
PJC's Emergency Management team is monitoring the evolving situation and coordinating closely with local and state health and public safety agencies, as well as local government, schools, and universities.
PJC developed a Coronavirus information website and will post regular updates.
The college will post reminders about washing hands and signage about healthy habits to help prevent viruses from spreading.
PJC's custodial crews are sanitizing facilities daily, including high-touch surfaces such as doorknobs and handles.
Hand sanitation stations are available on campus and may be found by doors and entryways. Additional stations are being deployed college-wide.
The College is working to provide the appropriate sanitizing wipes for computer keyboards in labs, the library and Testing Center.
On the recommendation of the Centers for Disease Control, we have reminded anyone who begins experiencing fever, cough, or difficulty breathing to contact their primary healthcare provider and remain home until they are fever-free for 24 hours without the aid of medication.
The college is monitoring CDC travel alerts. The college is prepared to make additional adjustments to college-related travel as circumstances warrant.
COVID-19 Cases in the U.S.
The CDC is responding to an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by COVID-19. Cases have been identified in a growing number of other locations internationally, including the U.S. The link below will direct you to a map that represents cases detected and tested in the U.S. through U.S. public health surveillance systems since January 21, 2020. This includes both confirmed and presumptive positive cases reported to the CDC.
Map of COVID-19 Cases in U.S. (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-in-us.html)
COVID-19 is a newly identified coronavirus that is causing an outbreak of respiratory illness. This coronavirus can cause illness that is mild — a simple cold or upper respiratory infection — to more severe cases that can result in life-threatening pneumonia. It was first identified in December 2019 in the city of Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. Cases also have been identified in multiple other countries including the U.S.
The immediate health risk to the general U.S. public is considered low at this time, although additional travel-associated cases and transmissions among close contacts are expected. On Friday, January 31, 2020, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declared a public health emergency for COVID-19 and issued new travel guidance. Most major American-based airlines also have suspended all flights to China.
If you have not traveled to China or have not been in contact with a person known or suspected to have the illness, there is no reason to be concerned at this time. Review the CDC travel alerts for coronavirus for more information.
If you have traveled recently to Wuhan, China, had close contact with someone who has been confirmed with, or is being evaluated for the coronavirus, you should: Monitor your health for 14 days, from the day you first traveled or had close contact with someone ill with this new coronavirus. Call your doctor, urgent care, or hospital BEFORE going. They will give you instructions. If you have symptoms, stay away from other people until you receive instructions.
Reported illnesses for COVID-19 have ranged from little to no symptoms to severe illness and death. People most seriously affected tend to be young children, adults over 65 and individuals with weakened immune systems. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) believes at this time that symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure.
Symptoms are similar to other respiratory viruses ad may be flu-like, ranging from mild to serious, and include:
Fever (may not always be present)
Difficulty breathing or shortness of breathing or shortness of breath
Other early symptoms to look for include:
Nausea/vomiting
If you have these symptoms it does not necessarily mean you have this new virus. Unless you have recently traveled to Wuhan, China or have been around someone ill with this new virus, your risk of getting sick is low.
How can I protect myself?
To help prevent the spread of respiratory viruses, including flu and COVID-19, follow these measures:
Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are unavailable, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
Stay home when you are sick.
Cough or sneeze into your elbow or use a tissue to cover it, then throw the tissue in the trash.
Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
Practice social distancing and stay at least six feet from others.
Wear a face mask properly covering the nose and mouth at all times when indoors or within six feet of others outside.
How can I know if I might have been in contact with an affected patient?
The Texas Department of State Health Services and the local county health departments will determine who should be notified based on an ill party's contacts.
Does the flu shot prevent the COVID-19?
No, the flu shot is formulated to match influenza viruses expected to be circulating in the United States during the 2019-2020 flu season.
What is PJC doing to prepare for a possible case?
PJC is monitoring the global, national, and local evolving situations on a daily basis. The College is developing planning scenarios based upon levels of possible exposure and severity in preparation for a reported case in our region. See "College Measures" above for more information.
For the latest information about coronavirus, visit the dedicated CDC webpage.
The following resources also are available with information on COVID-19:
CDC Travelers' Health: Novel Coronavirus in China
CDC Health Alert Network Advisory Update and Interim Guidance on Outbreak of 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
World Health Organization, Coronavirus


SO happy to sit with my friend Adam Ferguson: Equity/SAG actor, voracious reader and theatre-goer, and a fellow MFA student in the TVFT program at Cal State LA. Lots of laughs in this episode as we riff with one another about an array of topics. Enjoy!


Introductory course for students of informatics covering basic elements of differential calculus of functions of one variable (limits, continuity, derivative, the Taylor polynomials), sequences and series of real numbers.
Exam will be oral with time for written preparation. A student must obtain credit from the tutorial to take the exam.
V. Hájková, O. John, O. F. K. Kalenda a M. Zelený, Matematika, Matfyzpress, 2006.
J. Kopáček a kol.: Matematická analýza nejen pro fyziky 1 (2), Matfyzpress, 2004.
A. Pultr: Matematická analýza I, Matfyzpress, 1995.
J. Veselý: Základy matematické analýzy I, Matfyzpress, 2004.
B.P. Děmidovič: Sbírka úloh a cvičení z matematické analýzy, Fragment, 2003.
J. Kopáček a kol.: Příklady z matematiky nejen pro fyziky 1 (2), Matfyzpress, 2005.
L. Zajíček: Vybrané úlohy z matematické analýzy, Matfyzpress 2002.
Exam will be oral with time for written preparation. A student must obtain credit from the tutorial to take the exam. The material for the exam corresponds to the syllabus to the extent to which topics were covered during lectures and tutorials. Ability to generalize and apply theoretical knowledge to solving problems will be required.
Number sets, real numbers, the least upper bound property and its corollaries.
Sequences and series of real numbers. Limits of sequences and their basic properties. Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem and Bolzano-Cauchy theorem.
Series. Criteria of convergence. Absolute and non-absolute convergence. Alternating series.
Limits and continuity of real functions. Basic theorems on functions continuous on an interval (Darboux property, image of interval, boundedness and existence of extrema of a function continuous on a closed interval, continuity of inverse function).
Basic elementary functions and their properties.
Derivatives. Definition of a derivative and calculus of derivatives. Derivatives of higher orders. Applications of derivatives (necessary condition for a local extremum, derivative and monotonicity, l'Hospital rule, convex and concave functions, Taylor polynom, forms of remainder, Taylor series).
Číselné obory, reálná čísla, axiom o supremu a jeho důsledky.
Posloupnosti a řady čísel. Limity posloupností, jejich základní vlastnosti. Bolzanova--Weierstrassova věta a Bolzanova--Cauchyova věta.
Řady čísel. Kritéria konvergence řad s nezápornými členy a se členy, které mění znaménko. Absolutní konvergence.
Základní elementární funkce a jejich vlastnosti.


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