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From the Editor's Desk — There are some stories I don't want to write
Published 2:30 pm Tuesday, November 15, 2022
By Brian Carlton
There are some stories I hate writing. I'm not talking about covering court cases or sitting down to do feature interviews. I mean specific types of stories, where you know a situation could have been avoided but instead, nobody took action.
I said the same thing in 2015, when I was running the paper in Waynesboro. Waynesboro High School was built in 1937 and it showed. Many rooms didn't have electrical outlets and the ones that did only included one or two. Many things still had the look and feel of early 20th century America. That was especially true of the load-bearing walls near the cafeteria. In 2015, the school board hired an architect to come in and see just how much longer they could keep using this building, putting off renovations to save money.
But the architects came back with a word of caution. The load-bearing walls at the cafeteria had actually exceeded their useful life. In fact, they told the school board, within five years from 2015 there's a good chance these walls would just flat out collapse. Rebuilding or renovating isn't cheap, of course, and so the city council and city school board both tried to figure out a way to keep kicking the can down the road. They wanted to avoid paying.
At that time, the paper was right across the road from Waynesboro High and I was asked to give my thoughts. I said I didn't want to have to write "that" story, but if renovations didn't happen, I sadly would. I didn't want to hear or see the building collapse and then have to explain to the community through our coverage why their loved ones wouldn't be coming home. I didn't want to have reporters talking to teachers or family members, asking what this student or that student was like, after they died in a collapse. Or have to point out that the whole thing could have been avoided, if they had just figured out a repair plan.
Fortunately, Waynesboro High did go through renovations, The council and school board came to terms on a way to finance the project. The students and teachers now have a modern building and don't run the risk of a building collapsing due to load-bearing walls that are more than 80 years old.
Now, what does that have to do with Prince Edward County, you ask? Quite a bit, because we're in a similar situation. I'm not talking about school construction, although it plays a part. I'm talking about the traffic issues at Prince Edward Elementary. As you read in today's front page story, picking up children there can be a disaster. Parents are blocked in by other drivers. Little children run through this mass of cars unattended, while drivers back out of spaces and speed through without looking. Confrontations are fairly regular, with parents or other family members yelling at each other over the situation.
Now, I can see the writing on the wall here and I know I'm not the only one. If there's not a clear solution soon, someone is going to get hurt. Maybe it's a traffic accident, with drivers running into each other as they both try to get out. Maybe it's a fight, as parents snap after getting blocked in one too many times. Or maybe it's a student, hit and possibly killed by a driver who wasn't paying attention as they backed out or floored it to get out of the parking lot.
Prince Edward School Board member Doug Farley was right when he said safety of the students is the group's most important task. And yet, more than two months after the first parent came and spoke to the board, nothing's been done. Right now, the only plan is to ask the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) at the elementary school to get involved. Either that or wait two to three years until renovations take place and the parking lot looks different. It appears to be following that pattern I saw in Waynesboro, trying to kick the can a bit further down the street. Can we really wait two to three years for a solution? Does anyone here truly believe we can keep rolling the dice that long with no negative consequences?
We have a small space and too many people trying to get in and out of it. It seems to me that we need at least one deputy or someone else out managing traffic, both entering and exiting. Yes, I know how much fun that's not. I was a middle school baseball coach in Henry County and my wife is an assistant principal at Bassett High, after more than a decade of teaching. I've had to manage kids waiting for their parents and I've seen the challenges involved as she coordinates buses and handles the car rider line. It can be like herding cats at the best of times, but that's better than the alternative.
Superintendent Dr. Barbara Johnson said part of the problem was that more than 50 students at a time are being released two to three minutes apart. It seems like letting bus riders go first, then staggering release times for those remaining students (by class, by age, however you want to do it) could be a temporary fix until the new construction permanently addresses the issue. And yes, I know people would complain.
Regardless of what option gets picked, we do need one. The one thing we can't do here is just pretend if we ignore the problem, it'll go away. That doesn't end well and as I said, I really don't want to have to write that story.
BRIAN CARLTON is the editor for The Farmville Herald and Farmville Newsmedia, LLC. He can be reached at Brian.Carlton@ FarmvilleHerald.com.
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What happens if your marriage really hasn't been that great but you've been sticking it out for the kids, or for some other reason. Let's say the reason you've been sticking it out is no longer relevant… Now what?
We all know that one sure fire way to get cancer is by smoking cigarettes. What if there was one thing that is cancerous to marriage? Today we're going to look at one feeling that could destroy your marriage and what we can do to defend ourselves against this.


We speak with Joy Isaacs, CEO of ARgENTUM skincare about beauty, self-confidence and how her approach to inside-out wellbeing has changed over the years.
"I have always loved beauty – adorning things and making them beautiful, whether that's doing a friend's hair or makeup or applying ridiculously large false eyelashes. As the years have passed my focus has moved from an over abundance of makeup to concentrating my energy on skincare. I feel I've found my perfect personal routine through ARgENTUM, and have a deeper understanding of aging gracefully, through healthy, glowing skin.
I've definitely become less high maintenance, being a mother of three boys and running a business allows me little to no time for myself. My skincare routine is simple and straightforward as ARgENTUM's la potion infinie is designed for the face, eyes and neck and can be used to replace your moisturiser. The powerful active ingredients are so potent they cover any need for a serum or layering, which suits my lifestyle perfectly.
"Our skin is so important to us and reflects the way we feel, so I'll always focus my attention on skincare as my biggest indulgence. After that I'm all about the lashes and lips, and am always on the lookout for wonderful new (preferably super matte) shades of lippy and the latest mascara. Finding the perfect liquid eyeliner is also important, so I don't mind spending money on sampling the latest technologies. I tend to scrimp on hair shampoo, it's silly I know but I like to mix it up with different products, which seems to work well with my hair. My only sticking point with shampoos at the moment is to avoid Sulphates because they completely strip the natural colour of my hair.
"I listened to my mother when she told me to STAY AWAY from the sun and I'm so pleased I did. I have very fair skin and instead of trying to keep up with everyone else, I embraced the vampire look. I've reaped the rewards as sun damage is so aging. I would tell people in their twenties to be careful in the sun as the damage shows up later in life and is irreversible… not to mention the devastating effects of skin cancer.
I definitely feel my concept of beauty has broadened and become much deeper over the years. My belief around inner beauty and finding harmony and balance are much more the focus. I've been known to eat cake for breakfast, lunch and dinner but have had to acknowledge that sugar is another major cause of aging and bad health. It was time to stop telling myself that just because I don't drink and smoke, a little sugar won't hurt.
I find when I come from a place of inner-peace and wholeness I'm much more able to make the right decisions around my diet and overall wellbeing, which is something I used to neglect.
"Now, as the founder of a skincare brand I've definitely been forced to try and understand what makes things beautiful and I've come to realise that this is very much something that radiates from within.
My beauty advice, no matter your age is. . feel good about yourself and what you do. Always listen to your instinct and trust your intuition, if something doesn't feel right or make your skin glow… it's time for a change.
Of course, plenty of water and a good night's sleep always helps too!


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Dhawan becomes most half-century scoring Indian in IPL history
Delhi Capitals batsman Shikhar Dhawan on Wednesday scored his 39th 50-plus score in the Indian Premier League (IPL) to become the top half-century maker among the Indians in the history of the lucrative league. (BCCI/IPL/ANI Photo)
Dubai, Oct 14 (IANS) Delhi Capitals batsman Shikhar Dhawan on Wednesday scored his 39th 50-plus score in the Indian Premier League (IPL) to become the top half-century maker among the Indians in the history of the lucrative league.
The left-hander opener scored 57 against Rajasthan Royals to reach the milestone at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
Dhawan's latest effort took him past Virat Kohli, Suresh Raina, and Rohit Sharma, who all have scored 38 half-centuries.
Overall, Australian David Warner, representing SunRisers Hyderabad, has more IPL half-centuries than Dhawan. He is way ahead, with 46. South Africa's AB de Villiers has 36 half-centuries.
Dhawan represented SunRisers Hyderabad earlier, and had six century partnerships with the Australian opening batsman Warner during his stay with the Hyderabad franchise.
On Wednesday, Dhawan scored his 57 off 33 deliveries, hitting six fours and two sixes. This was his second half-century of this season, following his 69 not out against Mumbai Indians.
So far, he has scored 258 runs at an average of almost 37 in eight games.
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Blake chasing more glory in MLS play-offs
Andre Blake
National goalkeeper and captain Andre Blake has enjoyed individual success in his seventh Major League Soccer (MLS) season with his club, the Philadelphia Union.
As he prepares for another postseason campaign, he hopes that there are more team trophies in his immediate future.
The Philadelphia Union will begin their 2020 MLS Cup Play-off campaign tonight when they host the New England Revolution at Subaru Stadium in Chester, Pennsylvania, at 8 p.m.
The 30-year-old Blake has been a key part of an unprecedented 2020 campaign which included the club winning their first trophy in franchise history, the Supporter's Shield (regular season title). He says he is proud of being able to win his first team title in six years.
"I haven't won a team trophy since 2014 [the Caribbean Cup with the Reggae Boyz]. So, I am very happy to be a part of this team and being able to lift this trophy," Blake told STAR Sports. "I am definitely looking forward to winning the MLS Cup as well. The work continues."
That work this season has earned him various individual honours, including the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year for the second time in his career, joining his countryman Donovan Ricketts to be among a small group of goalkeepers who have won the award twice. Additionally, he is one of the finalists for the Landon Donovan Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award. It's the first time a goalkeeper has been named a finalist since 2004. Blake said that despite the individual accomplishments, he appreciates the team ones more.
"While the individual accolades are very important, I cherish the team ones even more; because when you can have a bunch of individuals working collectively as a group towards a goal and achieving that goal, there is no better feeling," he said.
Blake's status for tonight's game is still to be determined as he is recovering from a hand injury that kept him out of the last two regular-season games. He says that he is being cautious with the injury, wary of the risks of rushing to come back too soon.
Fellow national and club teammate Cory Burke will have a role to play in their quest for the title. Burke returned to the team in October after resolving his visa issues and has scored two goals so far this season.


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Q: What repair options are available for Thinkpad Stack hard drives? I really like the ThinkPad Stack lineup and was sad to see it go discontinued. For context, here's the product:

I still use it for its powerbank and mobile NAS functionality. However, the 1TB hard drive stopped working. I'm guessing its due to frequent travels and bouncing around in my bag or something like that.
Regardless, I'd like to continue using the product. I don't really care about my data, there was nothing important on the ThinkPad Stack hard drive and I'm content to let it be wiped away into the ether. However, the hardware itself is more of a concern for me.
I brought the product into a Lenovo store and they told me that they don't repair this product and my only option was to buy a new one. I was in a hurry so I didn't stop to learn more. When I did try to buy one, I saw that they are basically impossible to find now -- all but disappeared from the market (new and 2nd hand).
I'm guessing Lenovo doesn't place this type of thing high on their priorities at the moment. I tried to see what aftermarket solutions are available and found a decent guide:
https://www.gillware.com/hard-drive-data-recovery/hard-drive-repair-faq/
Which seems to suggest that it's better to discard the broken drive and replace it with a new one. Again, I'm fine with letting my data go unrecovered, but I'm not sure that my hardware needs will be addressed in the aftermarket. For example, Stack uses proprietary pogo peg magnetic thingies to transfer power and data throughout the modular components. This allows for functions like:

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*The Stack router draws power from the power bank

*The Stack router has an attached storage in the form of the hard
drive

*The Stack speaker can play media on the attached hard drive

*Ect

Question
Given that I don't give a hoot about my data and face much difficulty in finding new/second-hand replacements, and given that I just want a ThinkPad Stack hard drive that works, is a third-party data recovery service appropriate for me? If not, what options might I also want to explore?
One acceptable solution I can think of off the top of my head is to gut the hard drive, put a new one in, connect it to the pogo peg thingies, and reseal the case. Old model, new guts. But I don't know, maybe there is a better way to get the device to work again.

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[…] is a third-party data recovery service appropriate for me?

Data recovery service does what it says: they recover your data, not fix your device.

One acceptable solution I can think of off the top of my head is to gut the hard drive, put a new one in, connect it to the pogo peg thingies, and reseal the case.

That sounds like a plan. It's most likely using a bog-standard SATA HDD that can easily be replaced. Confirm that that's the case before buying a new drive.
Getting a new drive to work may be a challenge if the device makes some assumptions about drive's format. Inspecting the original drive could help, but given that it's dead that's not an option. So I'd suggest to try it on an unused drive you may have lying around or a cheap used one before buying a proper replacement.
Then take this into consideration:

*

*Match the form factor. If the original HDD is 2.5", you won't fit in a 3.5" drive or vice versa.

*Match the rotational speed. It will most likely be either 5400 rpm or 7200 rpm. 5900 rpm is also not unheard of. HDDs with higher rpm will be faster, but they will draw more power and the device may not be designed to provide more than the original HDD is expected to use.

*The larger the drive capacity, the faster sequential transfers will be. That won't necessarily translate to random access though.

*Avoid SMR drives. These are cheaper, but their data storage method makes them problematic in some use cases.

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Icelandair Group announced on 26 November 2018, that it is unlikely that all the conditions of the Share Purchase Agreement in relation to the acquisition of WOW air will be fulfilled before the shareholder meeting of Icelandair on 30 November 2018. The Share Purchase Agreement is furthermore subject to the Shareholder's meeting approval.
Icelandair Group expects to release a new Notice of Written Procedure addressing a long-term solution following the Shareholder's meeting on 30 November 2018. Icelandair Group will present measures to strengthen Icelandair's balance sheet further and submit a proposal to bondholders that is intended to achieve a long-term solution for Icelandair Group and bondholders.


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Mariana Karr (* 29. November 1949 als María Elena Coppola González in Buenos Aires, Argentinien; † 31. Juli 2016 in Mexiko-Stadt) war eine argentinische und mexikanische Filmschauspielerin und Telenovela-Darstellerin.

Leben

Ihr Filmdebüt gab Karr 1969 im Film Corazón contento. Auf Einladung des Medienunternehmers Emilio Azcárraga Milmo zog sie 1995 nach Mexiko, wo sie bis zu ihrem Lebensende blieb. In Mexiko erhielt sie die Staatsbürgerschaft. Karr verstarb am 31. Juli 2016.

Ihren ersten Auftritt im Fernsehen hatte sie 1968 in der TV-Serie Rafael Heredia El Gitano. Nach dem im Jahre 2016 ausgestrahlten Kurzfilm Para Ti Siempre, Mamá beendete sie ihre Karriere.

Auszeichnungen

2007 wurde Mariana Karr für ihre Leistungen in der Fernsehserie Pasión mit dem Califa de Oro ausgezeichnet. Für ihre Rolle in der Serie Zacatillo, un lugar en tu corazón erhielt sie die gleiche Auszeichnung im Jahr 2010 erneut.

Filmografie

 1969: Corazón contento
 1969: Somos novios
 1976: La noche del hurto
 1978: Escalofrío
 1980: ¡Qué linda es mi familia!
 1985: Sucedió en el internado
 2016: Para Ti Siempre, Mamá (Kurzfilm)

TV-Serien

 1968: Rafael Heredia El Gitano (19 Folgen)
 1969: La cruz de Marisa Cruces (19 Folgen)
 1970: Perdón para una mujer (9 Folgen)
 1971: Teleteatro Palmolive del aire (1 Folge)
 1971: Esto es teatro (2 Folgen)
 1971: Estación retiro (2  Folgen)
 1972: Me llaman Gorrión (20 Folgen)
 1973: Qué vida de locos! (19 Folgen)
 1973: Lo mejor de nuestra vida... nuestros hijos (19 Folgen)
 1974: Todos nosotros (17 Folgen)
 1974: La casa, el teatro y usted (3 Folgen)
 1973–1974: Humor a la italiana (5 Folgen)
 1975: Alguien por quien vivir (19 Folgen)
 1976: El amor tiene cara de mujer (17 Folgen)
 1977: Tiempo de vivir (19 Folgen)
 1978: Un mundo de veinte asientos (19 Folgen)
 1979: Propiedad horizontal (19 Folgen)
 1979: Profesión, ama de casa (19 Folgen)
 1979: Andrea Celeste (1 Folge)
 1980: Un ángel en la ciudad (29 Folgen)
 1980: Los especiales de ATC (1 Folge)
 1980: Llena de amor (19 Folgen)
 1981: Las 24 horas (1 Folge)
 1981–1982: Teatro de humor (2 Folgen)
 1982: Rebelde y solitario (19 Folgen)
 1982: Nosotros y los miedos (1 Folge)
 1982: La búsqueda (3 Folgen)
 1982: Como en el teatro (2 Folgen)
 1983: Compromiso
 1984: Tramposa (19 Folgen)
 1986: Venganza de mujer (59 Folgen)
 1986: Cuando vuelvas a mí (19 Folgen)
 1987: Vínculos
 1987: Quiero morir mañana (19 Folgen)
 1987: Como la hiedra (120 Folgen)
 1988: El mago (13 Folgen)
 1991: Es tuya... Juan (29 Folgen)
 1991: Alta comedia
 1992: Teatro como en el teatro (9 Folgen)
 1992: Corazones de fuego (68 Folgen)
 1975-1092: Alta comedia (3 Folgen)
 1993: Super Dad (3 Folgen)
 1994: Papá soltero (1 Folge)
 1995: La dueña (11 Folgen)
 1996: Bendita Mentira (3 Folgen)
 1995–1996: Lazos de amor (100 Folgen)
 1997: El secreto de Alejandra (3 Folgen)
 1998: Soñadoras (1 Folge)
 2000: Mi destino eres tú (3 Folgen)
 1997–2001: Mujer, casos de la vida real (3 Folgen)
 2001: María Belén (1 Folge)
 2001–2002: El juego de la vida (2 Folgen)
 2002: Así son ellas (1 Folge)
 2003: Bajo la misma piel (1 Folge)
 2003: Clap!... El lugar de tus sueños (1 Folge)
 2005: La madrastra (3 Folgen)
 2005: Alborada (3 Folgen)
 2007: Pasión (2 Folgen)
 2008: Querida Enemiga (1 Folge)
 2008–2009: Juro que te amo (TV-Serie, 135 Folgen)
 2010: Zacatillo, un lugar en tu corazón (TV-Serie, 119 Folgen)
 2011–2012: Amorcito Corazón (TV-Serie, 205 Folgen)
 2013: Corazón indomable (TV-Serie, 1 Folge)
 2013: La mujer del Vendava (TV-Serie, 19 Folgen)
 2014: Qué pobres tan ricos (TV-Serie, 10 Folgen)
 2009–2014: La rosa de Guadalupe (TV-Serie, 3 Folgen)
 2015–2016: La vecina (TV-Serie, 31 Folgen)

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

Filmschauspieler
Filmregisseur
Argentinier
Mexikaner
Geboren 1949
Gestorben 2016
Frau

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Q: Simple ReactJS Javascript input not working I am trying to learn ReactJS and how Javascript code interacts with the components in ReactJS and am not able to get a simple example to work.
Given below is my index.js file:
class JsBasic extends React.Component{
  render(){

    return(
      var hello = () => alert('hello')
      hello()
  );
}
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <JsBasic/>
  document.getElementById('root')
  );

On doing a npm start, I get the following error:
./src/index.js
Syntax error: Unexpected token (53:6)

  51 |
  52 |     return(
> 53 |       var hello = () => alert('hello')
     |       ^
  54 |       hello()
  55 |   );
  56 | }

Any help greatly appreciated.

A: You can't put variables inside return, try this instead:
class JsBasic extends React.Component{
  render(){
    var hello = () => alert('hello')
    return(hello());
  }
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <JsBasic/>
  document.getElementById('root')
  );

A: class JsBasic extends React.Component{
hello = () => {alert('hello')}
 render(){
  return(
   this.hello()
  );
 }
}

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Munier, Anne-Isabelle; Doucet, Daniel; Perrodou, Emmanuel; Zachary, Daniel; Meister, Marie; Hoffmann, Jules A; Janeway, Charles A; Lagueux, Marie
PVF2, a PDGF/VEGF-like growth factor, induces hemocyte proliferation in Drosophila larvae Article de journal
EMBO Rep., 3 (12), p. 1195–1200, 2002, ISSN: 1469-221X.
Résumé | Liens | BibTeX | Étiquettes: Antibodies, Blotting, Cell Differentiation, Hemocytes, Immunohistochemistry, Larva, Ligands, Platelet-Derived Growth Factor, Receptors, Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor, Western
@article{munier_pvf2_2002,
title = {PVF2, a PDGF/VEGF-like growth factor, induces hemocyte proliferation in Drosophila larvae},
author = { Anne-Isabelle Munier and Daniel Doucet and Emmanuel Perrodou and Daniel Zachary and Marie Meister and Jules A. Hoffmann and Charles A. Janeway and Marie Lagueux},
abstract = {Blood cells play a crucial role in both morphogenetic and immunological processes in Drosophila, yet the factors regulating their proliferation remain largely unknown. In order to address this question, we raised antibodies against a tumorous blood cell line and identified an antigenic determinant that marks the surface of prohemocytes and also circulating plasmatocytes in larvae. This antigen was identified as a Drosophila homolog of the mammalian receptor for platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF)/vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF). The Drosophila receptor controls cell proliferation in vitro. By overexpressing in vivo one of its putative ligands, PVF2, we induced a dramatic increase in circulating hemocytes. These results identify the PDGF/VEGF receptor homolog and one of its ligands as important players in Drosophila hematopoiesis.},
keywords = {Antibodies, Blotting, Cell Differentiation, Hemocytes, Immunohistochemistry, Larva, Ligands, Platelet-Derived Growth Factor, Receptors, Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor, Western},
Blood cells play a crucial role in both morphogenetic and immunological processes in Drosophila, yet the factors regulating their proliferation remain largely unknown. In order to address this question, we raised antibodies against a tumorous blood cell line and identified an antigenic determinant that marks the surface of prohemocytes and also circulating plasmatocytes in larvae. This antigen was identified as a Drosophila homolog of the mammalian receptor for platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF)/vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF). The Drosophila receptor controls cell proliferation in vitro. By overexpressing in vivo one of its putative ligands, PVF2, we induced a dramatic increase in circulating hemocytes. These results identify the PDGF/VEGF receptor homolog and one of its ligands as important players in Drosophila hematopoiesis.


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It's that time of year again. The calender turned over and the Leafs are in the middle of a swoon that pulls them out of playoff contention. The Leafs are 5 points back of the 8th place New York Rangers (who also have four games in hand). A big win streak might change things but right now the Leafs look like they are headed for another failed season and hopefully management recognizes it at the deadline and moves some bodies out to restock the cupboard.
This is the 1st of a two year transition in how the draft lottery plays out. This year there is a slight weighting away from the 30th ranked team getting the #1 pick. The same rules apply overall as you can only move up to the #1 spot or be moved down a single spot if another team wins the lottery behind you. (Next year there is a lottery for the top 3 draft slots).
This is expected to be a very deep draft, particularly in the 1st round. Plenty of good centers outside of Connor McDavid and Jack Eichel. A lot of size in the top 15 ranked prospects as really only Mitch Marner and Nik Merkley fall under 6'0" in their current rankings. I think Marner at the very least will break 6 feet by the draft combine, not sure on Merkley.
Although IMO this a little early to write it all off now. If we cant win a couple in the near future, this may be something to look at.
I still can't get over it -- is Edmonton serious in being that pathetic? My goodness.
Leaf Tank Nation lives on for another year. The playoffs are slipping away, so might as well get as high a pick as you can in this supposed deep draft. They better not gum this with one of those useless late surges.
I think they will. When Lupul returns and the schedule gets a bit easier they'll go on a bit of a run.
They should move Santo, Franson and Winnik. Hopefully for a 1st some 2nd's and a 3rd and use the rest of the season to see what they've got on the Marlies (give Ashton a real look, amongst others). That should make them bad enough to avoid winning too much.
How does a team even have 4 games in hand right now? The schedule this year seems strange.
They need to win about 25/26 of their remaining games to make it based on current projections.
Assuming 93 points will be the cut-off again, the Leafs will need to play .621 or better hockey to make it in. Seriously, stick a fork in it guys.
... and then I realized that Boston is in 8th place and on pace for 98 points. That's insane, just like anybody who thinks the playoffs are still in reach.
Need to get into top 10 and hope someone takes Crouse before the Leafs pick.
Want to be sure to get a top 10 pick in a deep draft? In fact, want to stockpile more than one pick in the first round? There's only one way, folks. Get on with it, Shanahan.
Yup, a few nights ago the echo chamber was predicting 97pts as the 8th place pace.
C'mon guys...everyone knows all of the following are coming.
1. Another 10 out of 12 run right before the trade deadline making management think it has a shot. Nobody of any significance gets moved.
2. This will be followed by another 2 wins in the 10 games immediately after the trade deadline. It will then seem like we are in line for a top 10 pick.
3. But then, a win streak where nobodies like Carter Ashton/Troy Bodie/David Clarkson score boatloads of useless goals in that stretch to end the season on an upnote and push us outside a top 10 pick.
Sorry, you lost me when you had Clarkson scoring a boatload of goals, useless or otherwise.
but I got the "nobodies" part right...give me that at least!
The above has been status quo for the past while I'll give you.
But if they play the same style of hockey they have been attempting since the coaching change, there is no way number 1 will happen.
Is there a way we could make a drinking game out of this scenario somehow? It seems like the only way to survive what we know is coming in the next 3 months.


Srinagar, Sept 3: J&K Bank accorded a warm send off to its superannuating vice president Viney Kumar Sawhaney here at the corporate office of the bank.
Speaking on the occasion, Parvez Ahmed said, "This great institution has reached to the pinnacle of glory because of the dedicated contribution of officers towards the development of the bank and have retired at different positions. V K Sawhaney's 32 years of dedicated service in the bank and his contribution in the growth and progress of the bank is laudable.He has been a great support all these years. I wish him all the best in his long life from now on." Chairman wished peace, progress, prosperity and healthy long life post retirement to Sawhaney and all those officers who retired from the services of the Bank in the recent past. "The youngsters in the bank have a huge learning opportunity from the rich experience of these officers," said the chairman.
The Chairman remarked: "It's not the position of the officer but his character and contribution towards growth and progress of the institution which will be remembered for all times to come. The retiring Vice President, Viney Sawhaney, while thanking all his colleagues for their kind support and love said, "I feel honored working in this great organization and it was amazing to work in the company of some of the best people for all these years."


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Lowest Rated: 4% The Legend of Hercules (2014)
Birthday: Jun 17, 1976
Birthplace: Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, England, UK
Scott Adkins was born in Sutton Coldfield, England on June 17th, 1976, into a family that for generations were Butchers. Along with his elder brother Craig, he was raised by John and Janet Adkins, a loving middle class family. It is worth mentioning that Scott's great, great grandmother was of Spanish descent. Scott attended Bishop Vesey's Grammar School in Sutton Coldfield. Probably not the best of students, he used to sneak down stairs after his parents had gone to bed and watch films all night then fall asleep during lessons. A natural athlete, Scott enjoyed a variety of sports as he grew up, but when he was 10 years old, he accompanied his father and brother to the local Judo club. The attraction was instantaneous. Idolising stars such as Bruce Lee and Jean Claude Van Damme, Scott began to train everyday. He took over his Dad's garage and turned it into his own Dojo. He even had a shrine to Bruce Lee in there that he would bow to. He remembers being mugged on a bus when he was around 13 and that really kicked his training into overdrive. He wasn't ever going to let that happen again. At the age of 14, Scott went on to train in Tae Kwon Do under the instruction of Ron Sergiew with the T.A.G.B. After a few years he moved on to Kickboxing under Anthony Jones. He is now a fully trained Kickboxing Instructor for the P.K.A. A self confessed "film junkie" Scott's attention was drawn to acting through the Hollywood Greats. He enrolled in a drama class at Sutton Coldfield College. Being a shy lad he initially found it difficult to be put on stage in front of an audience. Finally, at the age of 21, Scott was offered a place at the prestigious Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. However, as an impoverished student he found it hard to make ends meet without a grant, and was forced to leave without completing the course. Very dejected he thought that was the end. His first break came when he was offered a role in a Hong Kong martial arts film called "Extreme Challenge". Spotted by Head of The Hong Kong Stuntmen Association and director Stephen Tung Wai and English born Hong Kong movie expert Bey Logan, Adkins found himself in the East for the first time. Scott got the chance to work with some of Hong Kong cinema's leading action directors including Yeun Wo Ping, Cory Yeun, Sammo Hung and the legendary Jackie Chan. Acting roles started to come in and he was offered a guest role in BBC's "Doctors" filmed at Birmingham's Pebble Mill. A few episodes in BBC's "Eastenders" and "City Central", and a lead role in Sky One comedy drama "Mile High" followed by a regular role in BBC's "Holby City" as Bradley Hume, the assistant General Manager of Holby General. Starring roles in feature films soon followed with his portrayal of "Talbot" in "Special Forces" and "Yuri Boyka" in "Undisputed II: Last Man Standing". It was this film that broke him into the mainstream with his villainous portrayal of a Russian MMA underground fighter "Boyka" in what has been hailed as one of the best American made Martial Arts films of recent times. Along with lead actor Michael Jai White, fight coordinator JJ Perry and the slick direction of Isaac Florentine this movie has some unbelievably heart stopping fight scenes. After this Scott has had guest starring roles in bigger budget films like "The Bourne Ultimatum" and "The Tournament" and played Jean Claude Van Damme's main adversary in Sony Pictures "The Shepherd".
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Boyka says: If I'm champion of the toilets..
Boyka says: ..what does it make you, when I kick the f*cking sh*t out of you?
Boyka says: What does it make you, when I kick the f*cking sh*t out of you?
Hector says: [looks at Lee Christmas] Pick it up.
Lee Christmas says: Not a chance
Lee Christmas says: Not a chance.
Hector says: Pick it up and hand it to me nicely.
Boyka says: God has give it to me one gift,, only one: I am The Most Complete Fighter In The World
Boyka says: God has give it to me one gift, only one: I am the most complete fighter in the world.
Boyka says: I am the most complete fighter in the world
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Q: How to create a windows form that replaces the current form? I am making a game using Windows Forms, and I feel that the easiest way to make different screens (Main Menu, Settings, Etc...) is using a separate form for each screen.  I have looked up up many different ways to do this.  Many people talk of using form2.Show(); this.Hide();, however, this creates a new popup window.
People have also suggested using this.IsMdiContainer = true; to create a new window inside of the current window, but this is also not the functionality I want.
EDIT: Another question, multiple-guis-one-window, explains slightly that this can be achieved using UserControls, but does not elaborate with any examples, or what I should do.
I want to completely replace the current form's functionality with that of a new form.
Is there a way to achieve this?  If not, is there a good alternative?

A: As I understood, you want to keep the same form and change the data inside that form (to not get the effect that your form was closed and reopened again).
The problem is windows form does not support such thing directly (at least not in an optimal way), I would use another UI frameworks for that. However, if you want to stick though with windows forms, you may use GroupBox or Panel tools (available from windows form design tools in Visual studio). Here you can group your elements as required, and show/hide the group/panel as required.
That is one of the best available solution for windows form AFAIK.

A: You want to open child forms within main form then you should try this i have create it without any User Control.
I have manage one parent form and two child forms. child forms should be open within parent form.

*

*frmMain(Parent Form)

*

*Set frmMain Property as Following
WindowState = System.Windows.Forms.FormWindowState.Maximized
I have take 3 panel in frmMain window.

*

*pnlMenu (For Display Menu)

*

*Set pnlMenu.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Top property

*Set height of this panel as you require.

*pnlMain (For Display Child Forms)

*

*Set pnlMain.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Fill property

*pnlFooter (For Footer Section)

*

*Set pnlFooter.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Bottom; property

*Set height of this panel as you require.

I have set menubar in pnlMenu(Click on that menu for display child form in pnlMain)
frmMain.cs
    public void BindFormIntoMainForm(Form Main)
    {
        Main.TopLevel = false;
        Main.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized;
        Main.AutoScroll = true;
        pnlMain.Controls.Clear();
        pnlMain.Controls.Add(Main);
        pnlMain.Refresh();
        Main.Show();
    }

    private void childToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        frmChildForm1 ChildForm1 = new frmChildForm1();
        BindFormIntoMainForm(ChildForm1);
    }

    private void childForm2ToolStripMenuItem1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        frmChildForm2 ChildForm2 = new frmChildForm2();
        BindFormIntoMainForm(ChildForm2);
    }

BindFormIntoMainForm method responsible for display child form in main window.

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*frmChildForm1 & frmChildForm2(ChildForm)

*Set both form Property as Following
FormBorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.FormBorderStyle.None
Now when you click on Child Form 1 Menu then display following output:

when you click on Child Form 2 Menu then display following output:

I think it can be helpful for you.


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I try to grow my hair long all the time but always cut it short to "start over".
I hate a quiet house.
I can eat an entire jar of green olives in one day.
I fall asleep when watching movies at home.
I am uncomfortable if it's too hot.
I make plans then I cancel.
I don't return texts or calls.
I don't keep in contact like I should.
I don't always focus on what others are saying.
I respect others opinion even when it's different.
I would do anything for my best friends at any moment.
Sometimes I feel like I am failing.
I don't feel good enough.
I used to be more spontaneous.
I wish my grandpa was still around.
We have a baby coming.
I couldn't ask for a better husband.
Soon I will be playing Christmas music all the time.
Giving Andrew his gift for graduating with his Masters degree.
Our babymoon in two months.
The nursery to be completed.
Crisp air and apple picking.
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Yay for a baby on the way! I also prefer the pickle than the burger sometimes. Sometimes! And I also fall asleep during movies. I can't help it! And I'm also excited for Christmas music. I love it!


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WordPress is awesome, we love it here. Straight out of the box it comes with a host of features that come in rather handy when you're ready to create a website.
However, like all websites, you need to take care of things on a regular basis so they remain stable, fast as lightning and error free.
Keeping your WordPress website healthy is no different. If the last time you logged in to your WordPress site was a long time ago then chances are that it's not running at it's best, opening you up to potential threats and issues that you may not even be aware of.
So, that being said you can probably see that WordPress regular maintenance is a must. Newt Labs has put together an informative guide on the top ten things you should be doing on a regular basis to keep your WordPress website healthy.
This is probably the most critical out of all the tips. If you don't follow any of the other advice, this one will save your bacon.
We have seen it countless times, some people only see backups as important when they need to actually restore their website due to technical issues or some other problem.
Backup your site at least weekly, it's also key to backup your site prior to updating software or installing new plugins. Should you encounter any problems you can always roll back to the previous save.
A couple of other tips would be to backup to the cloud if possible and not your computer. Should your device die, all your backups will go too. If the worst should happen and your website does go down, having it saved in the cloud is a life line.
Secondly, when you do backup up your WordPress website, especially before a major update, name it correctly and keep a note.
It's far easier to look down the list of backups and find the name 'backup prior to xxxx plugin installation' than a list of random dates. In six months time, if you do need to restore to a much earlier point, it's better to know why the backup was done and you can restore the correct verion.
A lot of WordPress websites that are glitcy, slow or don't work correctly are normally down to it being out of date.
Make sure that as soon as you see that WordPress has an update that you move to the latest version.
The updates are there for a reason, they will help keep your security on point and also keep the site running at its best.
Only install plugins if you really need the functionality or design that they offer. That may sound strange, but if you really don't need something on your website, don't install the plugin.
Also, check when a plugin or theme was last updated by its developers. If they were last updated 3 years ago, chances are they are no longer being worked on and developed, they could be old and cause your website issues.
If this is the case, remove the plugin or theme and find a replacement that is current – again see point 1 before you do this.
We've seen sites with 40-50 plugins installed, they all need to work together, they all don't update together. Keep your plugins as stripped back as much as possible to keep your WordPress website healthy and happy.
Keep on top of the security on your website, on a frequest basis make sure that you scan your site using tried and tested programs. Wordfence is excellent for this.
If you notice that things aren't running correctly it may not be something technical it could be that your website or PC has been infected or hacked by a third party or automated program.
WordPress is great at storing older versions of your content, if the worst happens it will allow you to revert back to a previous point.
However, this stored data including parts such as spam comments take up space in your database. When someone visits your site, all this information is loaded.
Removing this bloated information will help improve the performance of your website.
No one likes clicking a link and it taking them to a page that no longer exists – it's really annoying. Not only that, but its not good for search engines.
A good tip is to check all links on your website to make sure the locations that they are pointing to are still there.
Whether the links direct to another page on your website or they are linking externally to another website, the same applies.
If your site does have broken links, either link to another place that is live and active or add a redirect to an alternative page on your website.
By doing this, it will not only keep your visitors on side, but it will also help with your search engine optimistion.
If you have a small website with not to many pages then you can do this manually. However, if your website is massive with lots of pages of content this is won't be easy to do.
There are numerous tools online that will scan your website and spit out a list of pages that have broken links. Semrush is one of these that will not only show you broken links but also help you understand how healthy your website is.
If your website has a blog or a feature to leave feedback of some kind then it's always best if you respond when someone leaves a comment.
Also, having these areas means your site is open to abuse, people can leave anything they like. Always make sure that no comment goes onto your website without having to physically accept or reject it.
Constantly checking your website traffic is something that you should be doing as part of your daily/weekly tasks.
Information of how people are using your website is one of the best ways to fully understand how 'good' your website is. By doing so, you'll be able to see what pages have the most visitors, how long people spend on your website, how they are getting to these pages and whether they have a low bounce rate.
Analysing this data will allow you to improve all of your pages making them the best they can be in both technical terms and also from a userbility point of view.
The point here is, if you don't test it, you're not really going to have a good grip on whether it is actually working fine.
For instance, check how your website appears on different browsers, click all links to make sure they go to the correct location and these are still working. Test the site speed on a regular basis and check your website on different device screens to make sure it's opperating how it should.
Each page of your website should have at least the bare minimum when it comes to SEO. Ensure that your pages have meta tags, alt descriptions and that images are called exactly what they should be.
SEO is a complex and neverending task, however, even if you would sooner get on with your running your business, take a little time each month to fully look at where your website ranks. Do this by searching for the main keywords that your business should be found for.
Look at where your website sits in the results and devise a plan of action on how you're going to improve your positioning. There are many great articles online that will help you with this, there are even many platforms and online services that you can use that will give you an instant understanding of how well your SEO actually is.


The second season of How to Make It in America, will be on HBO later this fall in October. Here we have the second trailer for the popular TV series. The second season will premiere on October 2nd at 10:30pm. This season features the usual cast with appearances from Kid Cudi, Pusha T, Javier Nunez and Pharrell Williams.


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Wedding ideas: "Why officiating my best friend's wedding was my greatest honour to date"
Written by Lauren Bravo
"Reader, I did marry her. To someone else, as it happens, but I'd like to think I let her go graciously."
We always said that if we reached a certain age without finding anyone to go out with, we'd marry each other.
We're hazy on what the cut-off age was – hilariously, I think it was 40, while she says it was even younger – but we both remember the pact. It was the kind of plan you hatch when you're 14 and attending an all-girls' school, where boys are a mythical species glimpsed only occasionally through a fog of Lynx Africa.
So we decided we'd marry each other and live out our days in platonic bliss, wearing our matching glitter denim jackets and snort-laughing at our own stupidity.
Wedding ideas: Lauren and Sarah in 2009.
Since we forged our friendship in the early weeks of secondary school, Sarah and I have seen each other at our maddest, gladdest and messiest. We've coached each other through nearly two decades of unfolding life events and evolving worries. I trust her to tell me the truth, to invest emotionally in my most banal dilemmas, and to understand every emotion wrapped up in a single emoji. She's the person who talks me down every time I think I want to get a fringe.
And reader, I did marry her. To someone else, as it happens, but I'd like to think I let her go graciously.
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Sarah first asked me to be her wedding celebrant when she'd only been dating Tom for a few months, during one of those hyper-hypothetical chats you have; you know the ones, where you're careful to say "if" not "when", and sheepishly temper each sentence with "…not that I'm even thinking about it."
Hypothetically, she said, if she ever got married, she wanted me to do the ceremony. She'd feel calmer if she could see me, rather than a stranger, standing next to her husband-to-be at the altar. Hypothetically, I said, sure! I'd been equally supportive when she said she wanted to make glitter lampshades for a living. I never thought she really meant it.
Wedding ideas: "She said she'd feel calmer if she could see me, rather than a stranger, standing next to her husband-to-be at the altar."
In fact I'd virtually forgotten about the request when she called three years later to tell me she'd gotten engaged, to the man who made her the happiest I'd seen her since we were 12.
We screamed, I cried, Pinterest boards were assembled – but it wasn't until dinner a week later, when she casually asked how I was feeling about my big clerical debut, that it dawned on me she'd been serious. They really wanted me to marry them. Or 'do a Joey Tribbiani', as more than one person has termed it.
"I was worried Tom and Sarah might regret it; that it would feel like a playground game, not a real wedding"
I said yes immediately. Thirty seconds later, I began panicking. For one thing, I'm as scared of public speaking as the next normal person. And I was worried that their families wouldn't approve. I pictured a sea of tight-lipped aunties, wondering when the real vicar was going to arrive. I was worried Tom and Sarah might regret it, too; that it wouldn't feel like a proper wedding to them, more like a playground game.
I worried about the million different ways in which I might wreck the happiest day of their lives. What if I caught norovirus, or accidentally swore in the middle of the vows? What if I did a Ross Geller instead, and said the wrong name? Can a friendship recover from a ruined wedding?
Most of all, I was worried I wouldn't be able to hold it together. I've wept noisily at the weddings of people I've only met three times; how the hell was I going to perform Sarah's nuptials without dissolving into a salty puddle? It would be my emotional Everest.
"How the hell was I going to perform her nuptials without dissolving into a salty puddle? It would be my emotional Everest"
But I also knew that if I could pull it off, it would probably be the proudest moment of my life. And besides, if anybody else took the job now, I'd be furious.
"Are you SURE you want to do it?" she texted me, about once a week for the next 13 months.
"100%," I'd reply.
I do, I do, I do.
As the three of us began working on the ceremony script together, I realised how nice it was to play a role in a wedding that went so far beyond the ornamental. I've been a bridesmaid three times and always thrown myself into proceedings with gusto, but this was different. As a writer it's not often that your professional skills come in useful to your loved ones – I can't diagnose dodgy moles, or get people a discount on new speakers – so there was a thrill to be able to do this for them, and do it well. Maybe even better than our rap about tectonic plate movement from year nine geography.
Wedding ideas: the pair on holiday in Barcelona in 2013.
Wedding celebrants in the UK aren't legally authorised (this is true of the professionals, as well as amateurs like me), so Tom and Sarah did the official paperwork with their families at a registry office the day before the wedding. This meant we had the freedom to make their big ceremony bespoke. And by 'bespoke', I mean we slipped in a Bridget Jones reference, and two lines lifted verbatim from the Elephant Love Medley in Moulin Rouge.
I crowdsourced comments from family and friends, and included specific details on their life together, and everything that makes them a brilliant couple. Their vows (and we made sure they really were vows, not just nebulous riffs on being each other's soulmate) included promises to support each other, adventure together, and never leave their porridge bowls in the sink.
"We had the freedom to make it bespoke: Tom and Sarah were able to choose the elements they liked and ditch those they didn't"
Once we started to unpick the traditions and rituals, Tom and Sarah realised which parts truly mattered to them. They could choose the elements they liked, ditch those they didn't, and swap around the conventional running order (we finished with the big kiss, 'like in films'). I, meanwhile, could relax in the knowledge that whatever happened, even if I accidentally set somebody's fascinator on fire, they'd still end up married. Which was all that mattered.
As the big day loomed closer, we played a kind of emotional chicken. "It's not too late to back out!" she'd assure me. "It's not too late to book a professional!" I'd trill back. But before we knew it, there was a month to go and nobody had backed out. Then a week to go, as the three of us giggled and fudged our way through a rehearsal in my living room. Then a day to go, as I listened to her aisle music on a loop in an attempt to emotionally immunise myself.
And then, finally, there were just 10 minutes to go, as I stood next to Tom at the front of the barn, 100 expectant eyes turned towards us, and gave myself RuPaul's immortal pep talk: Good luck, and don't fuck it up.
Wedding ideas: Lauren officiating the wedding: "I gave myself RuPaul's immortal pep talk: Good luck, and don't fuck it up."
I needn't have worried. When two people are so clearly besotted with each other, you could perform a ceremony ropier than Rowan Atkinson in Four Weddings and a Funeral and not ruin anything at all. And as I watched Tom's face the moment Sarah appeared at the end of the aisle, I realised my job wasn't really to 'perform' anything – it was just to cheer her on, like I always had, and do the same for him.
They were marrying each other, and I was just the narrator.
Wedding ideas: Lauren with the happy couple.
Although as a narrator, you need to be audible. I'd promised myself that if I held the tears in until the final line ("And now, through no power whatsoever vested in me, I pronounce you…"), I could cry as much as I wanted afterwards. As a result, all the photos of their triumphant Hollywood kiss have me in the background, gurning snottily into my sleeve. They were tears of joy, mixed with love and pride, mingled with relief. I'd given Sarah and Tom the one-of-a-kind ceremony they wanted, and they'd given me the greatest adrenaline rush of my life. Plus a bread maker, which was very nice of them.
And most importantly, it felt every inch a 'proper' wedding. I'd do it again in a heartbeat, if she asked me. Though I'm pretty confident she won't.
Officiating your best friend's wedding? Here's my best advice
Wedding ideas: "Whatever you do, don't forget the tissues…"
There are lots of free ceremony scripts online, which make a great starting point. But don't stick to them too slavishly – if a line doesn't feel natural or relevant to the couple, change it. The personal details will always be the best part.
Remember there is no 'should' or 'must'. The fantastic thing about a DIY ceremony is being allowed to challenge convention, so don't feel led by other people's opinions.
Be sure to rehearse the ceremony out loud, plenty of times. It's surprising how lines that sound great in your head can suddenly sound ridiculous (or rude) when you read them aloud.
There is a very fine line between 'just enough champagne' and 'too much champagne' before the ceremony. Tread this line with caution. (There is no such thing as too much afterwards).
Have a back-up plan, just in case. It's nice to know there are friends standing by who could take the script and carry on, if you completely go to pieces. Which you won't.
You're not there to win an Oscar, so don't get too hung up on looking 'professional'. Laughter and emotion will only make things more memorable in the end.
But whatever you do, don't forget tissues.
This feature was originally published in November 2018
Professional wedding photographs: courtesy of Megan Elle Photography
All other images courtesy of author
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CenturyLink ramps data center capacity to 185 MW with 6-market expansion
Jul 22, 2015 12:54pm
CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL) continues to ramp up its global data center footprint, completing expansions in six major markets in its U.S. and international footprint that have enabled it to boost data center capacity to over 185 megawatts.
The expansions add approximately 10.8 megawatts of critical capacity to its footprint and these facilities are built to support up to an additional 35 megawatts to meet future demands from its business customers.
Among the projects are expansions in key markets, including Boston, London, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Phoenix, Seattle and Washington, D.C. In addition, the service provider grew its market presence into Australia and central Washington state.
While the U.S. is a key focus, a key highlight of data center growth target has been in Asia-Pacific where it built data centers in China and Singapore, while partnering with Data-Center-as-a-Service provider NEXTDC Limited to establish reach into five Australian markets.
One of the other interesting elements of its data center build is that the company's focus on alternative energy options in Washington, California and Minnesota. In Central Washington, CenturyLink built a hydro-powered data center facility, while incorporating Bloom fuel cell technology into the Irvine, Calif., facility, and achieving Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for the Minneapolis-St. Paul data center expansion.
These initiatives will enable CenturyLink to stay on a competitive footing with a number of aggressive data center providers like Equinix, which has been on an equally ambitious expansion path.
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Here you can see the pattern, threads, cloth and how it should look when finished. I wasn't happy with the 14ct aida that was provided in the kit, so I exchanged for 18ct aida which I had laying around from previous projects. The size difference is astonishing!
Wish me luck! I have given myself 2 months to finish this one.
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Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is a Public, 4 or more years school located in Boca Raton, FL. It is classified as Research University (high research activity) by Carnegie Classification and its highest level of offering is Doctor's degree - research/scholarship and professional practice.
The 2021 tuition & fees of Florida Atlantic University is $4,879 for Florida residents and $17,324 for out-of-state students. 61% of the enrolled undergraduate students have received grants or scholarships and the average aid amount is $9,097.
The average earning after 10 years of graduation is $48,300. The salary range after graduation from FAU varies by field of study and the average salary range $15,600 to $63,200.
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For undergraduate school, the 2021 tuition and fees of Florida Atlantic University are $4,879 for in-state students and $17,324 for out-of-state students. For graduate programs, its 2021 tuition and fees are $6,693 for in-state students and $18,482 for out-of-state students.
The estimated 2022 tuition & fees are $4,879 for Florida residents and $17,324 for out-of-state students based on the tuition changes over the past five years. The estimated 2022 graduate school tuition & fees are $6,693 for Florida residents and $18,482 for out-of-state students.
The Acceptance rate at Florida Atlantic University is 75% and the yield (enrollment rate) is 28%. The average SAT scores submitted by enrolled students is 1,140.
The average graduation rate is 56%. Total 30,805 students are attending the school and the school offers campus housing facilities (i.e. dormitory and residence halls possessed by the school). Key academic stats for the school are listed in the next table.
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Florida Atlantic University offers online classes (distance learning opportunities) for both undergraduate and graduate programs. It has ROTC programs and offers teacher certification programs designed to prepare students to meet the requirements for certification as teachers. The next table summarizes the special learning opportunities.
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FAU provides several student services including academic/career counseling services, employment services for students, Placement services for completers.
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The following table illustrates the special characteristics of Florida Atlantic University. It has dormitories (or campus-owned housing) and its capacity is 4,437. It also offers separate board/meal plans and the annual cost is $3,864.
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