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Broken Appliances as Metaphor for Love - #parentingwin
The Toaster is an old family tradition that has become a metaphor for perfect familial love. The DVD player is now a toaster. All things are toaster if they demonstrate how you appreciate someone's efforts to worry about your welfare, even if those efforts fall pothole-flat.
In 2000, I was still relatively new as a front desk agent at Palm Mountain Resort. The customer service phone rang; I picked it up.
"Our toaster doesn't work. Can I just bring it down?" Um.
"Um, sure." I hung up. I turned to Brandy, "They're calling from a balcony room. Their toaster doesn't work..?"
"Um," said Brandy. "We don't provide toasters."
"They're bringing it down. Do you think engineering will have another one for them?"
Brandy laughed. "No. I'll call them and ask..." Brandy picked up the phone; she laughed again. I'm guessing the engineer said Um. A toaster plopped on the desk.
"Here it is." The words came from behind the toaster. I peered over it and saw a diminutive, mousy-gray woman with looming glasses. She smiled benevolently.
"Thank you, ma'am. I'm not sure we can provide another one..." I was interrupted.
"Oh, I don't need another one. I don't need this one, either. It doesn't work." She pushed her glasses back up her nose and scampered off. Brandy and I exchanged looks; I tucked it under the counter. We noted the event in the Communication Log.
The director of operations, Maria, strolled through - she was a textbook New Yorker and very sharp. She honed in on the toaster immediately.
"What's this?" She pointed at it with her nose.
"Toaster from 316. It doesn't work," I said.
"We don't have toasters," NY-sharp Maria said with a maternal glare.
"Yeah, Brandy told me."
"Take it home. You have a toaster in your new place?"
"Okay. No, I don't."
"It doesn't work," Brandy whispered. We weren't getting into this with Maria.
By the end of the night I'd exchanged phone calls with my daughter: she wanted her high school friends over to spend the night, and I was going to Flaherty's after work with Brandy and some other coworkers. I had always gone straight home, so I wanted to make sure my daughter wasn't uncomfortable with the idea.
"What time will you be home?" she asked, her voice squinting at me. She'd always been my parent. She still parents everybody. I could hear her friends laughing in the background.
"How about 12:30?"
"Don't get drunk, Mom," Alia lectured, and then giggled. "Bring me a souvenir."
"I'll bring you a toaster." It doesn't work, I said to myself. Perfect. I put it in my car.
"Rawk!" The giggling hung up.
By the time I got home I was drunk and I'd forgotten that the toaster was broken. I presented it like the best of all housewarming gifts; my daughter's friends were as delighted as 15-year old girls can be. They immediately wanted to toast things. I soon heard murmuring in the kitchen.
"MOM! It doesn't work." I fell out laughing.
This became a family legend and also a tradition - when my daughter got her own place in Michigan, I sent her a toaster to break in the new place. By "break in" I mean inaugurate, not break the toaster. Alia called me when she got the package.
"Mom, did you send me a toaster?"
"Does it work?" I asked, and we laughed the way you do when nobody else gets your joke. For years, as we both moved around the country, I would do the same; eventually I would just ask if she needed one, in case she hadn't left everything behind when she relocated.
We still live far from each other, and so like many people we connect regularly on social media. A message she posted on Facebook spawned The Christmas of Bacon. This year, just before her birthday, she posted a query for a DVD player, if anybody had one to give away. I did. I had a box of things I'd collected to ship her, including last year's birthday gift, because I can't mail (this is a known thing.) So I told her I'd put my spare DVD player in the box, and hopefully mail it in a timely fashion.
"I don't have a remote for it, though," I disclaimed.
"IDC as long as it has a PLAY button. They can get up. Does it work, though?"
"Well...as far as I know." We laughed.
So I did manage to send the box only days after her birthday; she was at work when the package delivery was confirmed. Later that night I started texting her, because giving is a selfish move and you demand a report. You have to know how much they appreciate your efforts. Right?
"I just got home. We're out on the porch watching somebody get raided. They arrested 3 people already." She texted me a picture of blue police lights.
"Go open the package, dammit. I need to know if the toaster's broken!"
"LOL" Eventually she did go in, and commented on most of the many things she pulled from the box. She told me she loved everything, of course, but I feel like she meant it. We understand our weirdness. And then finally she reported:
"DVD player plays, but the door was loose so I tried to wiggle it and it came off. But it plays just fine. Thank you, momma."
"YOU BROKE IT?" We laughed.
So it's both broken and not broken - Schrodinger's DVD player. Yes, I know that's not how the theory works; the DVD player's variables are known. Still, I like my joke. Also, I like it that now she breaks her own appliances and I don't have to supply them that way.
In every action there is potential for a story. Look for yours. Special Happy Birthday wishes for my poetry coach, Linda Stone. I hope someone gives you a broken toaster.
Where Angels Long to Look
Texas women are matriarchal by necessity, says her lover Peter Kidd. Linda does things with words that...I can't even tell you...her own words and mine as well. I've handed her my work before and had her bring it to a complete birth, when I thought I was done. I hope to hug her very soon.
Mari Monday, 27 August, 2018
:-) My toaster is not broken. It was just dirty.


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MiG-29K: News and info
Location : Slovenia
Re: MiG-29K: News and info
medo on Tue Nov 10, 2015 8:26 pm
mack8 wrote: Something heard in the past, Korotkov hopes for a new MiG-29K/KUB order for VMF:
http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3207
This would be logical. NAVY should order 12 MiG-29KUB for Yeysk training center, where they could train naval and carrier pilots all time without the need for the planes from operational units, that they could have a constant flow of new young pilots. Than they should order another regiment of 24 MiG-29K/KUB for rotation on the carrier. Su-33 could now serve from ground air base.
Location : Greece
George1 on Tue Nov 10, 2015 8:56 pm
artjomh wrote:
However, to answer your question... Mig-29K is similar in size to F/A-18E/F. Slightly smaller. Shorter length (17.3 m vs 18.3), and smaller folded wingspan (7.8 m vs 9.3 m). Su-33 is 21.2 m by 7.4 m in dimension.
MiG-29K/MiG-35 is equivalent to F/A-18E/F Super Hornet
George1 on Tue Dec 01, 2015 3:45 pm
Naval aviation of the Russian Navy is developing a multi-functional MiG-29K
New MiG-29K is a deeply modernized version of the MiG-29K sample 1988. Ground training facility in Yeisk training for aircrew flying the MiG-29K will be opened in the I quarter of 2016, said Shoigu.
MOSCOW, December 1 - RIA Novosti. The pilots of naval aviation of the Russian Navy develop a new multi-purpose fighter MiG-29K, said Tuesday the Russian Defense Minister, Army General Sergei Shoigu.
"For training flight personnel continues to build its use of ground training complex in Yeisk (Krasnodar region)," - he said on a conference call.
According to the plan, the complex, unique in Russia is not, due to open in the first quarter of next year.
Single MiG-29K is a multi-functional fighter generation "4 ++", designed to solve the problems of air defense ship connections, gaining dominance in the air, hitting surface and land targets with precision weapons day and night in all weather conditions.
New MiG-29K is a deeply modernized version of the MiG-29K sample of 1988 ("9-31").
GarryB on Wed Dec 02, 2015 10:28 am
People suggesting naval models of the Yak-130 to replace the Su-25 for the carrier training role should perhaps be aware that the MiG-29K2 has a two seater version of unified design as the current model Mig-29K2 is based on the MiG-29M2/MiG-35 airframe design.
That of course means the role of carrier trainer has become redundant with the opportunity to replace the trainer only Su-25s with multirole MiG-29K2UBs...
George1 on Wed Dec 23, 2015 12:37 pm
Interview with the head of the RAC "MiG" Sergei Korotkov. He says that the contract that was signed with the Ministry of Defense, for the delivery of 24 MiG-29K/KUB for Russian Navy has been completed. and intensive training has began with the purpose of operating with both the concrete strips and from the deck. The next year the fighters will be landing on the "Kuznetsov".
http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1642309.html
ult
ult on Mon Dec 28, 2015 12:37 am
Yeisk.
franco on Thu Jan 14, 2016 11:30 pm
The Mig-29K's will be known as the 100th Naval Aviation Fighter Regiment instead of the 279th as per this article;
George1 on Fri Jan 15, 2016 3:15 pm
franco wrote: The Mig-29K's will be known as the 100th Naval Aviation Fighter Regiment instead of the 279th as per this article;
Nice. Next target is to see them on Kuznetsov in 2016
medo on Fri Jan 15, 2016 7:10 pm
Considering, that they form a new regiment with MiG-29K/KUB for Kuznetsov carrier, than we could assume, when those MiG-29 regiment will be on the carrier deck, Su-33 carrier career will be over and will serve as ground based regiment. As ground based fighter Su-33 could still serve for another 15 to 20 years, so it is worth to modernize them to protect northern and arctic region, specially as it have better anti corrosion protection for operating over the sea and better navigational equipment for over the sea navigation, than standard ground based fighters. Stronger structure for carrier operations will enable quite long service life from ground based operations. They should modernize them to Su-27SM3 standard.
There is a good question if RuNAVY will buy more MiG-19K/KUB planes. They should buy at least 12 MiG-29KUB for Yeisk naval training center to constantly train new pilots. Shortage of carrier pilots is quite a problem. Forming another regiment for rotation on the carrier would be good too.
KiloGolf on Fri Jan 15, 2016 7:26 pm
medo wrote:
Another idea (adding to the upgrade you mention) would be to convert a dozen or two to dedicated EW platforms like the EF-18G, combined with ability to attach buddy-buddy aerial refuel kits. This will give extra eyes and legs to the shorter-legged MiG-29K. The carrier could easily carry 4-6 of those EW/tanker-enabled platforms (leave the Su-25UTG home) and then the standard complement of MiG-29K.
PS. I guess a big problem here is Su-33 being single-seat only.
I think they could make a dedicated EW platform from MiG-29KUB and adding few of them to the carrier group would be good idea.
Location : India
Austin on Sun Jan 31, 2016 9:03 am
Do we have any Range/Payload graphic for Mig-29K when taking off from Aircraft Carrier ?
Like the one linking below for F-18
https://2img.net/h/oi67.tinypic.com/sc9dgw.png
Location : Oregon, USA
Let hope both Mig 29k Su 33M
Book. on Sat Feb 06, 2016 10:31 am
George1 on Sat Feb 13, 2016 11:16 am
More than twenty advanced MiG-29K ship-based fighter jets will enter service with the Russian Navy before the end of 2016, according to Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/russia/20160213/1034698148/russia-fighter-jet-navy.html#ixzz402eUbq1M
Dima on Sat Mar 12, 2016 4:23 pm
From the above news link
Meanwhile, Igor Kozhin, head of naval aviation at the Russian Navy, has said that the aviation's main task in 2016 will be to finish creating a regiment of MiG29Ks for the Russian aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov.
How many MiG-29K/KUB have been delivered till now and how many have been carrier qualified till now?
In short, how many combat capable 29K (& 33) can we expect with Kuznetsov during its deployment to the Mediterranean?
George1 on Sat Mar 12, 2016 4:36 pm
Dima wrote: From the above news link
Αll 24xMiG-29K/KUB have been delivered but i think we will see them on board in Kuznetsov after aircraft carrier's modernization
George1 wrote: Αll 24xMiG-29K/KUB have been delivered but i think we will see them on board in Kuznetsov after aircraft carrier's modernization
Hope that doesn't mean we will only see a squadron of MiG-29K operating off the Kuznetsov after 2019.
medo on Sat Mar 12, 2016 11:12 pm
Dima wrote:
If they have enough pilots for them and qualify them in Yeysk for carrier operations, than I don't see a problem to place whole regiment on the carrier.
medo on Mon Mar 14, 2016 3:04 pm
MiG-29K/KUBs in Yeysk training center.
George1 on Tue Mar 22, 2016 9:00 am
MiG-29K in Yeisk
http://eagle-rost.livejournal.com/627932.html
mack8 on Wed Mar 23, 2016 12:06 am
More from bmpd, including Shoigu's visit to Yeysk today:
George1 on Mon Jul 04, 2016 3:12 pm
Rise above the sea: the MiG-29K will strengthen the combat power of the flagship of the Russian Navy
George1 on Sat Jul 09, 2016 12:37 am
Possibilities of deck-based fighters MiG-29K / KUB for flights in the Eastern Mediterranean
The publication also notes that four MiG-29K / KUB equipped containers REB and bars refueling, will be able to play the same role as the American aircraft Boeing EA-18G and F / A-18E / F, during strikes supported by Saudi Arabia orders, threatening the regime of Bashar al-Assad
ult on Wed Jul 20, 2016 11:49 am
In Yeysk.
George1 on Wed Aug 10, 2016 3:14 am
The first landing of combat MiG-29KR on the "Admiral Kuznetsov"
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M&S to sell The Tomato Stall Chutney and Juice
Hampshire Fare member, The Tomato Stall has been selected by Marks & Spencer as one of a handful of UK producers to feature in their range of branded artisan food and drink. The range, consisting of only 22 products by 20 different producers, will showcase the very best of British and encourage shoppers to enjoy local fare.
Paul Thomas, Director of The Tomato Stall, is delighted to have been selected. "This is a great opportunity to showcase Isle of Wight Tomatoes and the amazing flavours of our range to a national audience. Since we were first shortlisted in late 2014 we have been really excited about the chance to reach so many customers around the country, so it's great to finally be launching just in time for summer. It's fantastic to see a national retailer recognising smaller food producers in this way, and we hope M&S shoppers embrace the range and pave the way for more artisan food."
The Tomato Stall's range is made with only the best tasting Isle of Wight Tomatoes, vine ripened and picked by hand for the fullest flavours, with no additives or preservatives. Pure Isle of Wight Tomato Juice is made with only 100% fresh tomatoes, containing no added salt or sugar for a true tomato flavour that is completely healthy. Their Isle of Wight Tomato Green Chutney is a true classic, blending tart, green Isle of Wight Tomatoes with apples and sultanas for sweetness plus a hint of chilli for extra bite.
The Tomato Stall's Green Tomato Chutney launched in 343 Marks and Spencer stores nationwide in early April 2015, alongside their Pure Isle of Wight Tomato Juice in 83 stores.


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Q: Auto login to travian kingdoms - selenium python I want to login automatically to browser game (https://kingdoms.com/com) to make some upgrades automatically. But I am struggling with login screen. Steps are really simple (you can see from the picture)
1- click login button.
2- new windows is opening and I think it is a new frame.
3- finding frame class in order to switch main frame to new frame.
I also tried to fill the email box directly without switching frames. It did not work.
click here to see picture - login page
My code is here:
from selenium import webdriver

driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("https://kingdoms.com/com")

driver.implicitly_wait(5)
loginButton = driver.find_element_by_id("loginButton").click()

driver.implicitly_wait(5)
frame_login = driver.find_element_by_class_name("mellon-iframe")
driver.switch_to.frame(frame_login)

driver.implicitly_wait(2)
driver.find_element_by_name("email").send_keys("@gmail.com")

See my error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\onder.lapcin\PycharmProjects\ProjectTest\Selenium_projects\travian_giris.py", line 17, in <module>
    driver.find_element_by_name("email").send_keys("@gmail.com")
  File "C:\Users\onder.lapcin\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python39\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webdriver.py", line 496, in find_element_by_name
    return self.find_element(by=By.NAME, value=name)
  File "C:\Users\onder.lapcin\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python39\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webdriver.py", line 976, in find_element
    return self.execute(Command.FIND_ELEMENT, {
  File "C:\Users\onder.lapcin\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python39\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\webdriver.py", line 321, in execute
    self.error_handler.check_response(response)
  File "C:\Users\onder.lapcin\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python39\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\remote\errorhandler.py", line 242, in check_response
    raise exception_class(message, screen, stacktrace)
selenium.common.exceptions.NoSuchElementException: Message: no such element: Unable to locate element: {"method":"css selector","selector":"[name="email"]"}
  (Session info: chrome=94.0.4606.81)

A: I figure out the my mistake. There are two frames.
I am switching to main frame to second frame. But I could not see the third frame to reach email and password box.
frame_login = driver.find_element_by_xpath("//iframe[@class='mellon-iframe']")
driver.switch_to.frame(frame_login)
frame_login = driver.find_element_by_xpath("//iframe")
driver.switch_to.frame(frame_login)

Now it works.

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Sheppard Parsons, President            Rob Monroe, Editor
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Michael D. Gorman
"Civil War Richmond Revisited"
8:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 8, 2006, at the
24th floor of the SunTrust Building
919 E. Main St., Downtown Richmond
Free parking is available in  the  SunTrust  parking  garage
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7:00 - Dinner
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Michael D.  Gorman is a park historian at Richmond  National
Battlefield  Park.   He is the creator of Civil War Richmond
(www.mdgorman.com), an online research project  designed  to
collect  documents,  photographs,  and  maps  pertaining  to
Richmond during the Civil War.  The website is his labor  of
love  and  consists of primary and a smattering of secondary
accounts related to the Capital City.
This ever-growing website has received well over  1  million
visitors  since  its  inception.   Mr.   Gorman  is  also  a
contributing author to 99 Historic Images of Richmond  Civil
War Sites published by the Center for Civil War Photography.
The featured  program  will  be  a  multimedia  presentation
examining,  locating  and  interpreting newly researched and
rare images of Richmond during the Civil War.
Poplar Grove National Cemetery's
140th Anniversary to be Commemorated
In 1866 Congress  approved  the  establishment  of  national
cemeteries  so  that  the resting places of the honored dead
may be  kept  sacred  forever.   On  Saturday,  November  11
Petersburg  National  Battlefield will commemorate the 140th
anniversary of the establishment of  Poplar  Grove  National
Cemetery  with a special event from 5pm to 9pm.  Each of the
6,000 graves will be marked with a luminary candle. Visitors
are invited to walk the grounds of the cemetery, learn about
some of the men who are buried  there  and  reflect  on  the
history of one of our national cemeteries.
Due  to  limited  space  there  will  be  no  parking at the
cemetery.  Parking for the event will be  at  Richard  Bland
College  in the parking lot off Johnson Road.  Shuttle buses
will transport visitors to and from the cemetery.  The  last
shuttle  bus  will  depart  at 8:15pm.  For more information
call Elizabeth Dinger-Glisan at (804) 732-3531 ext.  200.
Tuesday, November 14: "Ballots Are  Stronger  Than  Bullets:
Election  Records  at  the Library of Virginia." Ginny Dunn,
archives  research  services  manager  at  the  Library   of
Virginia, will give a brief history of elections in Virginia
and discuss Confederate elections and post-Civil War records
while  Virginia  was  under  military rule.  This free event
begins at noon in the conference rooms  at  the  Library  of
Virginia, 800 E.  Broad Street.
Saturday  and  Sunday,  November  18  &  19:  Capital of the
Confederacy Civil War Show at Richmond Raceway Complex,  600
E.   Laburnum  Avenue.   Thousands  of  Civil War artifacts,
images,  books,  art,  documents,  weapons,  uniforms,   and
accouterments,  from  more  than  400  exhibitors,  will  be
available  for  purchase.   This  show   has   the   largest
attendance of Civil War-related non-profit organizations and
museums in the nation.  Saturday, 9am-5pm; Sunday,  9am-3pm.
Cost:  $6;  under  12  free  with adult.  For more info call
(804) 737-5827 or (804) 928-1006.
Tuesday, November 21: Robert Hicks, author of The  Widow  of
the  South,  the best selling and critically acclaimed novel
based on the life of Carrie McGavock of Franklin,  TN,  will
talk  about and sign copies of his book at the Museum of the
Confederacy.  Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss
the  book  with the author.  Begins at 1pm, free with Museum
admission.
Saturday, December 2: A Victorian Christmas program  at  the
Museum  of  the  Confederacy.   An  in-depth presentation on
Victorian Christmas  traditions.   10am-12:30pm.   Space  is
limited   and  reservations  are  required.   Contact  Linda
Lipscomb, llipscomb@moc.org or (804) 649-1861 ext.  32.  $12
for Museum members and $15 for non-members.
Sunday, December 10: Court End Christmas.  The Museum of the
Confederacy joins other Court End sites for a day of  period
festivities,  music  and living history in one of Richmond's
oldest neighborhoods.  Visitors will see the White House  of
the  Confederacy  in  Christmas dress and get a real look at
the holidays Civil War-style.  Free.  For  more  information
call (804) 649-1861.
Speakers Announced for 2007
For many years now Richmond Civil War  Round  Table  members
have   enjoyed   an  impressive  lineup  of  nationally  and
internationally-renown  historians  speaking  on  a  diverse
range  of  subjects.  We're proud to announce that tradition
will continue in the coming  year  with  another  impressive
list  of  guests  and subjects.  Here's what we have to look
forward to in 2007:
January: Mark K.   Greenough  on  "A  State  House  Divided:
Virginia's Capitol and the Civil War."
February:  John  Hennessey  on  the  evolution  and state of
battlefield  interpretation  (featuring  case   studies   of
Manassas and Fredericksburg).
March: Rick Hatcher on either Fort Sumter and the Defense of
Charleston or the Battle of Wilson's Creek.
April: Bill Marvel on "The  Road  to  Appomattox  and  Other
Adventures in Iconoclasm."
May: William W.  Freehling on "The Road to Disunion."
June: David Coles on Florida in the Civil War.
July:  Kevin  Levin on General William Mahone and the Battle
of the Crater.
August: Art Bergeron on the life and career of  a  Louisiana
Unionist, Capt.  Dennis Haynes.
September: Joseph T.  Glatthaar on a collective biography of
Lee's Army of Northern Virginia.
October: James Morgan on the Battle of Ball's Bluff.
November: Thomas P.  Lowry on "Confederate Heroines."
December: John F.  Burgwyn on Col.  Henry  K.   Burgwyn  and
"Kinchen."
American Revolution Round Table
Forming in Richmond
Under the mentorship  of  Dr.   Harry  M.   Ward,  Professor
Emeritus  of  History  at  the  University of Richmond and a
noted scholar of the revolutionary period, a small group  of
interested persons are in the beginning stages of forming an
American Revolution Round Table in the Richmond  area.   The
initial  meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 17, 2007
at the University of Richmond, beginning  with  an  optional
dinner  at  6:30pm  in  the  Westhampton Room of the Heilman
Dining Center.  An organizational meeting  and  presentation
by Dr.  Ward will follow at 7:30.
If  interested,  please  contact  RCWRT  member  Bill Welsch
(wmwelsch@comcast.net  or  804-755-1809)   or   Jerry   Rudd
(804-323-1759)   for   specifics.    Anyone   interested  in
exploring this critical and exciting period of  our  history
is encouraged to attend.
Thanks John!
The  Richmond Civil War Round Table would like to thank John
Coski for planning and organizing an exceptional fall  field
trip  to  Civil  War  sites in Virginia's Historic Triangle.
John skillfully marshaled three independent tours  at  three
separate  locations.   He  even  managed to chase the clouds
away.  Well done, John!
Museum of the Confederacy Announces
Results of Independent Study
The panel of independent consultants,  brought  together  in
spring  2006  to  study  The  Museum of the Confederacy, has
finished its analysis.  The peer  review  team  was  charged
with  studying strategic options available to the museum and
recommending a course of action  to  assure  its  successful
The  peer  review  committee  stressed  in their report that
keeping the collection together  and  intact  is  of  utmost
importance.   According  to  Nicholas  Muller, leader of the
peer review committee, "Based  on  both  their  quality  and
their historical significance, The Museum of the Confederacy
collections have irreplaceable value in our understanding of
the  Civil  War and its aftermath." The leaders of the study
determined that  Richmond  is  the  best  location  for  the
collection  because  of  its  historical significance in the
Civil War, but the  collection  remaining  together  in  its
entirety was seen as more important than the location of it.
The report recommended  the  adjacent  White  House  of  the
Confederacy should not be relocated.
Based on the findings and recommendations of the peer review
committee, the museum's board of trustees has  already  made
two major decisions regarding the future of the institution.
First, the White House of the Confederacy will not move from
its  historical  location.  Second, the museum's collections
must relocate in order to  survive.   Museum  leadership  is
currently   exploring   strategic  partnerships  with  other
locations in order to accomplish this task.
This report from the  peer  review  study  group  gives  the
museum  a strong external analysis that objectively assesses
the institution's situation and best course of action for  a
successful future.  According to Executive Director S.  Waite
Rawls, "The Board of Trustees and myself are very  satisfied
with  the  peer  review process and its results.  The report
validates much of our own analysis, confirms The  Museum  of
the Confederacy's dire financial situation, and points us in
the right direction for the  future.   We  look  forward  to
using  these  recommendations  as  guidelines  for strategic
decisions regarding the Museum."
You can receive your newsletter sooner and help the Richmond
Civil  War  Round  Table save money by signing up to receive
your newsletter via email.  To add your name  to  the  list,
simply email the editor at RMonroe500@comcast.net   Thanks!


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Penn Badgley says he was molested by Gossip Girl fans
FORMER Gossip Girl actor Penn Badgley has made disturbing revelations about his treatment by overzealous fans of the hit show.
Jessica Sager
New York PostSeptember 11, 201812:05pm
Penn Badgley and Blake Lively in Gossip Girl.Source:Supplied
PENN Badgley says he suffered sexual assault at the hands of overzealous Gossip Girl fans.
"I think as an actor you can become an object of desire, which is something women are already accustomed to more or less around the world — I've definitely been, I mean, I don't want to sound sensationalist, but I've literally been molested — just in the literal sense of the word — by many people in the moment," Badgley, 32, told the Daily Beast. "Because that's what they do."
The actor, who stars as stalker Joe Goldberg in the new US TV series You, clarified that as a white male, he faces fewer problems than others who are less privileged, but cited Terry Crews as an example of famous men who've been sexually assaulted, noting: "These things very much happen, you know."
Badgley explained that his character in You raises a lot of debate in the light of the #MeToo movement.
Badgley and Blake Lively in a scene from Gossip Girl.Source:Supplied
"I think that's the interesting thing about this show, is that Joe looks like me, he acts and talks like me to a degree, so I think the audience is supposed to be like, 'Aw, that might be nice if someone was that infatuated with me,'" he said.
"I think it's significant that a show like this is coming out now, because if it had come out any other time, we might not have been having these necessary conversations around it. And we might have been all too ready to consume something that I think actually has some really dangerous seeds in it."
Badgley struggled with making his character sympathetic, like when a director tried to get him to play Joe as "less disgusting" when the character was masturbating on the street by making him close his eyes.
Badgley 'took a breather' from fame after the success of Gossip Girl. Picture: APSource:AP
"I only closed my eyes for one take, because I was pretty adamant about not wanting to do it. And it's because it was so much creepier with my eyes open," Badgley said. "Like, why are we trying — Joe is masturbating on the side of the street as he watches a young woman … and we're worried about it being too creepy? Do we not think it's already crossed that line? So I was always kind of on the sidelines like, 'We don't need to defend Joe.'"
As a result of the sudden and overwhelming fame, plus the obsessive, occasionally Joe-like fans he faced with the sexy hit series, Badgley admits that he "definitely took a breather" from Hollywood before ultimately returning to television.
"I definitely had to question if I wanted to keep doing what I've been doing. But I'm excited — I think," he shared. "When it comes to the fame side of things, I don't think anybody, whether they're famous or not, could claim to understand that phenomenon or have any sort of power over it. So I'm just cautious and careful."
This was first published in New York Post and is reproduced with permission.
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It's a little more surprising that 'Internet' companies were straggling behind. Less than ten per cent of these firms were using conversion optimisation, according to the report – putting it in third place behind 'Gambling & Casinos'.
At the bottom of the list were the 'Automotive', 'Higher Education' and 'Law Practice' industries.
AdWords Store Visits Metric: How Useful is It?
We reported on Google AdWords' new Store Visits metric back in December. Part of AdWords' Estimated Total Conversions feature, the metric promised to provide a ballpark estimate of store visits driven by paid search ads.
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On average, US retailers are seeing four times more conversions overall when tracking Store Visits.
The US Automotive and Travel industries saw conversions double, on average, when incorporating Store Visits into their data.
The blog post also reveals that Store Visits is now available to eligible AdWords users in Australia and Canada, with eight additional countries to follow. Previously, the metric was only available in the US.
Google has published a new best-practices guide to help advertisers drive in-store conversions, and measure them using Store Visits.
Minneapolis, Atlanta and Miami are the three top cities in the US when it comes to mobile web usage, beating heavily-populated cities like Boston and Las Vegas.
Cidewalk and Chikita Insights examined per capita mobile ad impressions in America's 50 most populated cities, and compared the results to the median. Minneapolis and Atlanta came out joint first, with mobile activity per capita measuring 277% versus the median. Miami followed with 235%.
Source: Cidewalk, via Marketing Land.
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Depending on an advertiser's given industry or target market, this glut of transient users presents either a blessing or a curse. One major issue is that brands who are looking to promote area stores or services may be reaching a sizable number of users who have no possibility of ever visiting them.
On the other hand, these fly-by-night users represent a group that is actively engaged with their devices and looking to kill time. For some e-Commerce and national entities that have a more universal message, this could be an ideal audience.
KISSmetrics has long been known as a platform for measuring the success of CRO, but not as a means to actually implement conversion tweaks – until now, that is.
The firm has launched a new product called 'Engage', which lets marketers add content bumpers, lightboxes, pop-ups and other pieces of dynamic content to their site.
KISSmetrics will rename its main product 'Analyze', putting the Engage on a level footing with its existing analytics tools.
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Analyze shows you what to do and now Engage lets you do it.
Google Analytics for iOS was updated yesterday evening, reports 9to5Mac. The new version – 1.2.0 – adds several new features and makes some slight tweaks to the app's interface.
Data comparison: You can now easily compare your current data range to a previous range, much like in the desktop version of Analytics.
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Bangladeshis 'going broke from climate change'
Instead of buying food or spending their money on health and education, poor, rural families must repair damaged homes and replace animals and crops
by AT Contributor September 19, 2019 February 18, 2020
A woman stands in front of her house after a flood hit Kurigram district in northern Bangladesh, on July 26, 2019. Photo: AFP / Syed Mahamudur Rahman / NurPhoto
Poor, rural Bangladeshis are spending far more than the government and aid agencies to combat the impacts of climate change, diverting what little money they have away from basic needs, a study said Thursday.
Bangladesh – a densely populated and impoverished low-lying nation of 168 million people – is among the most vulnerable to global warming with rising sea levels threatening coastal villages.
In a study billed as the first of its kind in comparing household spending to public financing, researchers found rural families were shelling out a total of about $2 billion in an average year to address the impacts of climate change.
In contrast, Dhaka's budget for climate change in rural areas for 2018-19 was $1.46 billion, while international financing was an estimated $154 million annually, the report by the International Institute for Environment and Development found.
The report was released days before a UN Climate Action Summit in New York between governments, business leaders and international organizations.
"This research reveals an alarming imbalance," IIED's director Andrew Norton said in a statement.
"It is unacceptable that the poorest people are shouldering the burden of spending for adapting to climate change in Bangladesh.
"Much more needs to be done to make sure more public climate finance reaches the people who need it most."
Families – instead of buying food or spending their money on health and education – were repairing damaged homes and replacing animals and crops.
They were using the money to raise their houses above flood levels, and some were even taking out high-interest loans from informal sources, pushing them further into poverty, the researchers said.
Mohammad Nannu's home was destroyed last year by the shifting currents of the Padma, a tributary of the Himalayan river the Ganges.
He told AFP he borrowed money at an interest rate of more than 20 percent to make ends meet after the disaster, which experts said was due to climate change.
"I become penniless after losing my home and property … when the Padma devoured our entire village," the 50-year-old said.
Local mayor Shahidul Islam said just a handful of families were provided with new homes, with hundreds of others having to rent or move to cities.
Atiq Rahman, a Bangladeshi expert who sits in a UN climate change panel, welcomed the study but said $2 billion was "a fraction of the amount" Bangladeshis and the government spent every year.
"This is an underestimate. There are many climate change-related costs that cannot be easily monetized," he told AFP, citing the impacts on health, land fertility and livestock.
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Bethesda, MD - March 17, 2014 - SANS announces results of its 2014 Survey on Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), sponsored by Corero Network Security, in which 378 IT professionals answered questions about their experience with DDoS attacks and their ability to protect their assets.
"DDoS attacks are affecting every sector," says Deb Radcliff, executive editor of the SANS Analyst Program. "They are no longer solely based on volume, they are also targeting applications and managing to deny service on those applications."
In fact, the weighted averages of survey responses indicate that enterprises experience 4.5 DDoS events per year that span a bandwidth of 1.7 GB, last 8.7 hours, and cause costly outages lasting 2.3 hours for enterprises.
According to John Pescatore, SANS director of emerging security trends and the author of this survey, "Too many enterprises are not prepared to deal with DDoS attacks."
In the survey, 39% of respondents either didn't have a DDoS mitigation plan or were unaware of one existing for their organization. Of those who do have a plan, only 50% have ever tested that plan.
The survey uncovered several deficiencies. Pescatore continues, "Common deficiencies we found were relying on the production infrastructure to protect itself and failing to regularly test dedicated DDoS mitigation processes and controls when they were in place."
Other results determine the most valued factor in a DDoS mitigation solution to be preventing damage to specific applications, followed by preserving bandwidth and handling high-volume attacks. These choices reflect the concern to protect against accidentally interrupting legitimate business sessions. Fully automated solutions that require little to no human intervention were not in demand.
Those who register for these webcasts will be given access to an advanced copy of the associated report developed by John Pescatore.
The SANS Analyst Program, www.sans.org/reading_room/analysts_program, is part of the SANS Institute.
Corero Network Security, an organization's First Line of Defense(R) against DDoS attacks and cyber threats, is a pioneer in global network security. Corero products and services provide Online Enterprises, Service Providers, Hosting Providers and Managed Security Service Providers with an additional layer of security capable of inspecting Internet traffic and enforcing real-time access and monitoring policies designed to match the needs of the protected business. Corero technology enhances any defense-in-depth security architecture with a scalable, flexible and responsive defense against DDoS attacks and cyber threats before they reach the targeted IT infrastructure allowing online services to perform as intended. For more information, visit www.corero.com.


Debra Pole is a seasoned, award-winning trial attorney with extensive jury trial experience in both federal and state courts involving mass tort litigation, class actions, and complex litigation. She is resident in Sidley's Los Angeles office where she is a true leader at the firm. She is a partner in Sidley's Los Angeles Litigation group, a former member of the firm's Executive Committee, and the Practice Group Leader for the Products Liability and Mass Torts Practice in Los Angeles, where she trains, supervises, and manages lawyers and paraprofessionals.
Pole is perhaps best known for supervising numerous defense law firms, both domestically and internationally, involved in complex pharmaceutical and medical device litigation. Further, she has had responsibility for national financial management of mass tort litigation. In addition, she has provided products liability counseling for companies planning to introduce new products into the marketplace and has extensive experience in early assessment and resolution of products liability matters.


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Casio CGP 700 Review
A new and compact digital piano in the market, Casio CGP 700 is attracting a lot of attention for many reasons. Avid pianists want to know if investing in this one would be a good idea or if there are any reasons to avoid it. A new piano usually introduces many features that no other instrument has offered thus far, and Casio CGP 700 is not an exception. It does offer a lot of unique features at a truly affordable price for all those who want to own one of the best digital pianos without spending too much money on one.
So, should you buy this piano or not? Let us find out in this detailed review below:
Specs And Features
Here are some of the notable specs and features of the Casio CGP-700 before we get into the details:
Dimensions: 52″ Length x 11.5 Depth
Keys: 88 graded hammer action keys, with escapement simulation technology that gives the keyboard a real piano feel
Voices: 18 built-in, and several more available as optional expansion packs of a grand piano sound (you can use up to 256!)
Polyphony: 128 notes, with 10 levels of touch response that you can choose from alongside duet mode
Effects: 12 digital effects / instrument sounds that are applied individually on the left hand's part or right hand's part.
Metronome: choose from several time signatures, number of measures and beat patterns.
About The Casio CGP 700
If you are looking to buy a new digital piano, perhaps your top priority is the sound of an acoustic piano. If you are like most people who want to play like professionals, then this Casio CGP 700 review should help you in making the right choice. This model comes with built-in speakers that deliver amazing sound that has been praised by most of its users. With more than 700 tones and 150 rhythms, you will be able to choose the best sound for your songs.
This new Casio also has some impressive features such as USB connectivity with dual song playback. This means that it is easy to transfer music from a computer to this piano in just a single click of a button. The USB connectivity also makes it easy to upload songs from this piano to your computer.
However, Casio CGP 700 is a notable compact grand piano that's not the best in terms of sound when compared with other models in the same class. Although it offers realistic piano sound, it is still not the best.
This model has 88-keys which are shorter than the actual size of a grand piano notes ivories . These keys feel good and solid like a traditional piano and it has a standard keyboard size.
CGP-700 is also very lightweight and portable. It is lighter than Yamaha YDP-181 which makes it easier to carry around the house without any assistance from anyone else. Casio CGP 700 weighs just 35 pounds while Yamaha YDP 181 weighs 44 pounds. Since CGP 700 is lighter than many other models in this class, you can place the piano at any place in your home and it will hardly take up much space.
The internal speakers of this model are powerful and produce a loud enough sound that fills up a large room with ease. However, CGP 700 has been criticized by many people for its lack of connectivity options. You will not be able to connect this piano to a surround system and the USB port is only compatible with Casio's proprietary MIDI format and not MP3 files.
Other than these problems and limitations, this new piano has all the features you would want in a full-sized model that can meet all your needs when it comes to playing the piano at home.
Notable Features of The CGP 700 Digital Piano
Below, we're reviewing some of the most notable features of this piano in more details for your to decide better:
The design of this new Casio digital piano is very beautiful. The wood finish gives it a nice look that you will be proud to display in any room of your home.
The keys are slightly shorter than the size of actual piano ivories which might be an issue for some people who would want to play this model just like they would on high-end digital pianos. However, most people have praised Casio for its close imitation of the feel and texture of traditional piano keys when playing songs or simple melodies. We can say that it is one of the best digital pianos when it comes to imitating the look and feel of an acoustic piano.
Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard With Tri Sensor
Scaled Hammer Action means that it replicates a traditional piano feel for a more satisfying playing experience. Casio CGP 700 comes with 128-note polyphony and touch sensitivity which adjusts the tone volume specifically for left or right hand's part of your choice.
This digital piano also has 12 built-in effects processors to help you produce the perfect sound you want by putting emphasis on low tones, mid tones, high notes and other musical nuances that make the song sound interesting.
Featuring Casio's proprietary AiR technology, this new model features a wide range of sounds from different genres such as jazz, rock, blues and many others available to choose from. You can play any song in styles that include ragtime, gospel, folk songs and other styles.
This piano is a model that should not be ignored when you are looking for a new digital piano to buy in the market today. It has many impressive features and it's very affordable compared with other models available in the same class. This piano is easy to carry around the house and it can fit in a small space without giving up any real estate in your home or apartment.
The keys feel great, but they are slightly smaller than what you would get on an actual grand piano which might annoy some people who want this model mainly for its replication of an acoustic piano look and feel. However, this piano still brings out the best sound experience especially when playing songs from different genres such as classical music, rock and others.
Coming to the Cgp-700's connectivity features, the only thing you get here is a USB slot that allows Casio's proprietary MIDI format. There is no aux in or other connection options to connect the piano with stereo systems and speakers. This might be an issue for some people who love playing music from MP3 files or through their smartphones. If this sounds like something that will annoy you, then you might want to consider other models instead. However, you can ensure audio recording with some added features like a USB audio recorder or midi recorder.
Touch Screen Interface
The piano's interface is probably its most impressive feature that makes it stand out from other models available in the market today. With this kind of interface, you can access the tones and sounds with just a touch on the screen.
The touch screen is very responsive to input, making it easy for you to navigate through all its features and functions without struggling with buttons like you would on many other models. The more premium features are missing here, but the touch screen makes up for this by making all necessary settings and controls available to you easily.
The piano comes with a wide range of instrument tones and sounds that you can choose from. Apart from the huge selection of tones, the sound quality is also impressive when using headphones. However, there are some reports saying that this particular model does not produce any kind of bass sound perhaps due to its overall lack in features compared with other models in the same price range.
The piano's built-in speakers produce a clear and crisp tone that does justice to the digital piano. If you are going to use the piano for playing songs from different genres, then there is nothing better than using headphones or external speakers.
Accompaniment Function
The piano comes with accompaniment feature, a unique feature that lets you play with a rhythm and chord accompaniment which you can adjust according to your preferences.
One good thing about this feature is that it only plays up to two instruments which also means less sound leakage when playing songs. This is one of the reasons why Cgp-700 is so perfect for people who frequently play at home as they can now fill their homes with beautiful music.
If you want a full keyboard, this piano will not disappoint. However, if you are looking for a model with top-of-the-line sound and features, it would be better to look elsewhere. The touch screen might make up for some of its other shortcomings, but still does not add enough value to the piano when weighed against other models in the same price range.
What Comes in The Bag?
With Casio CGP 700, you get the piano itself and a small adapter that plugs into the wall. There's also a user manual that comes in the box to help you set up and start playing as soon as possible. You can also get sustain pedals and bags too.
Touchscreen interface
Crisp and clear built-in speakers With Audio Recorder
Affordable and Portable piano
Excellent Piano Sounds
Missing some important features like aux in or Bluetooth connectivity
Keyboard is smaller compared to a traditional piano
Conclusion – Is CGP 700 at Par With 2022's Good Digital Pianos And Acoustic Pianos?
Casio CGP700 is a model that should not be ignored when you are looking for an affordable piano to buy. It's very affordable compared with other models that offer the same value and features, but this piano is a smart choice for anyone who wants to learn about playing piano. With its dedicated touchscreen and sound, this piano will surely be able to give you the best experience especially when combined with headphones or speakers.


A course winner over hurdles and fences, Goodnight Charlie continued her love affair with Warwick when leading all the way with regular jockey Bridget Andrews to land the My Dream Boat Handicap Chase, highlight of Sunday's Countryside Raceday, writes David Hucker.
World class cyclists could be racing through our towns again this year with Warwick District Council putting funds into hosting the start of a stage of the Men's Cycle Tour of Britain later this year.
Hundreds of people laced up their running shoes at the weekend for the annual Warwick Half Marathon.
It was voted the most beautiful cricket ground in England in 2003 - and now cricketers are celebrating 180 years of the sport being played at the picturesque setting.
Lillington Free Church's Nikit Sajiv had a long but successful day at the 4-star tournament in Grantham on Saturday.
There is only a couple of days left to sign up for the Warwick Half Marathon.


The big game — and what a game it was — is in the books, but the Best Ad competition is just getting started. Companies like Skittles, Audi, Frito-Lay, and Budweiser shelled out a record-setting $5.02 million just to secure a 30-second spot during the Super Bowl, which is nearly double the price tag from 2010. Think about that for a minute. The cost for 30 seconds of advertising actually exceeded the yearly salary for most players in the game, as only 14 players crossed the $5 million salary mark in 2016 (per Spotrac).
As viewers know, car and beer companies weren't the only ones grabbing up air time this year; we were also treated to several awesome trailers and sneak peaks from big names like Stranger Things, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, Transformers, The Walking Dead, and many more. These first looks, coupled with loads of clever commercials, made for quite the distraction from the game itself. That's probably a good thing, as we're betting the residents of Georgia might need a few distractions in the days to come.
Outside of all the trailers, however, we were gifted with a solid crop of memorable advertisements from outside the film and TV industry. With honorable mentions going out to Tide for Gronk's Cleaner, Skittles for their Romance ad, and Febreeze's Bathroom Break, here are The Best Super Bowl Commercials Of 2017.
The legendary John Malkovich is comically perplexed in Squarespace's 2017 Super Bowl spot, "Who is John Malkovich?" The 60-second ad makes all the right moves as it lands squarely at the intersection of comedy and reality, and John is his absolutely terrific best all the way through. Squarespace — an all-in-one publishing tools company — is urging viewers to get their own web domain and avoid the fate of poor Mr. Malkovich.
Hunched over his laptop, he wonders aloud, "How is it that John Malkovich.com is taken?" John is trying to buy a domain for his new clothing line (this is a real thing, by the way; he's designing clothes now), and it seems like someone has beaten him to the punch. "But I'm him," he utters in frustration. "There's a film about me being me." While some Super Bowl Sunday ads aim for belly laughs, Squarespace's witty, dry entry goes entirely deadpan to get its point across while cleverly working in a Being John Malkovich reference that Spike Jonze fans are sure to love. Watching Malkovich quickly descend into burning rage is priceless.


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Golden, Colo. (Nov. 15, 2017) – Epilog Laser is excited to announce the hire of Video Content Producer, Jon Snyder. In this newly-created position, Jon will be creating a variety of educational, instructional, and promotional video projects for Epilog.
Snyder has worked in video production for the past three years and has helped create ads for companies like Travel Oregon and Microsoft, to name a few.
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Luxury look and feel – Danish design, profiled tubing, moulded fittings, ergonomic handles and refined colours.
Lightweight and ergonomic design with small turning circle for excellent manoeuvrability.
No lifting & spillage – meals can be collected and brought to the desired location without the need for lifting or carrying. The tray is also removable.
Sitting down for a meal – when the user is sitting, the walker can be turned around and positioned comfortably in front of them, to enjoy their meal.
Unique folding design – the slimline design reduces the footprint when folded but allows the folded walker to stand upright on its own.
Brakes – the ergonomic 'Soft Touch' lockable design allows the walker to be secured in place with minimal hand pressure.
Removable storage bag – utensils and other items can be stowed securely away, ideal for transporting personal belongings around the house.


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Roland Institute of Technology, Berhampur
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I.T Infrastructure :The institution has a central computing facility with 30 no. of computer systems in LAN and connected to the internet. The patient Samant's central computing center is open from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm which can accommodate 30 students at a time. The day scholars and hostel students (on-campus) use this facility for the internet, preparing papers for conferences, symposiums, and preparing project documentation. The reprographic facility is also available to the students and staff. Mr. Tanaya Kumar Panda is the in-charge of the patient Samant's central computing center.
Medical/Hospital :The institution is having a Dispensary unit for boys and girls separately. One full-time Doctor and 2 full-time pharmacists P. Jagannath Rao and Chakradhar Sahu are looking after the students and provide them treatment and medicines as and when required. In consultation with Doctor J.Surya Rao, the pharmacists provide the medical aids to the students and staff. In case of emergency, an ambulance unit is available to shift the patient to the nearest hospital which is 4k.m. away from college.
Cafeteria :The institution has a hygienic canteen for students and staff. At subsidized rate quality food is provided to staff and students (hostellers and day scholars). Around 200 students and 50 staff can avail of the canteen services at a time. A separate food court is available for the staff. The food committee regularly checks the quality of food and the food is provided at a reasonable price. As students from different states are available, dishes with different menus are provided on-demand and paid basis. The canteen is managed by the canteen in-charge of Mr. Samir Kumar Padhy. The canteen is situated inside the campus which caters to the need of the fooding habits of the students and staff. The canteen is organized on a scheduling basis for the students and staff to avoid rush and congestion so that they can avail of proper services. The food prepared here is very hygienic and homely so that everyone in the college stays healthy and fit.
Guest Room/Waiting Room :The guest house is located inside the rit campus. A well-furnished 3BR with all facilities is made available to the guests and committee members making an academic visit to the institution. Mr.Subodh Kumar Nayak, the office superintendent is the in-charge and Mr. Tukuna Raulo is the caretaker for the guest house. Food is provided through the college canteen to the guest house.
Wifi :The entire campus and the hostel inside the campus are Wi-Fi enabled. The students and the staff are allowed to access the internet through laptops 24/7 with 8mbps bandwidth both from reliance and Vodafone. The students interested to avail of this facility can apply through the proper channel to get an IP address.
Gym :The physical fitness of the staff and students (day scholars and the hostellers) are provided with a gymnasium having minimum instruments. The physical director (sports) Mr. Rajani Kant Mishra and Mr. Bala Subudhi are taking care of the gymnasium and train the students to keep them physically fit and mentally alert. It remains open from morning 6 am to 8.45 am and again from 4 pm-6 pm in the afternoon.
Boys Hostel :The Boys hostel is present near New Bus stand at the center of Berhampur which is a three-star building where more than 20 rooms are available with a big canteen and refreshment room. Sixty students are accommodating in that hostel. The hostel is having a full-time hostel warden with 24-hour security service and first aid service. Hostel Superintendent is staying with the student who is supported by Chief Superintendent.
Girls Hostel :The Girls Hostel is present inside the college campus which is a three-star building where thirty rooms are available with a canteen and refreshment room. Ninety students can accommodate in this hostel. The hostel is having a full-time hostel warden with 24-hour security service and first aid service. Hostel Superintendent is staying with the student who is supported by Chief Superintendent.
Transport Facility :The transportation department is headed by the transportation manager Mr. Debendra Sahu. He is the in-charge of the scheduling and routing of buses from Berhampur to the college campus. The institution has the advantages of being situated just beside NH5. Town busses and OSRTC buses ply at regular intervals of time. In addition to that, the institution has provided 17 buses for students and 2 buses for the staff. In addition, 4 cars are available for the principal, management. One dedicated vehicle is available for examinations and other academic activities. Buses in 4 different routes in and around Berhampur start at 7.45 am and leave the campus by 5.10 pm. The nearest railway station, Berhampur is 12 k.m. away from the institution and the nearest international airport Bhubaneswar is around 160k.m. from the institution.
Banks/ATMs :The college has SBI/ICICI bank ATM and the extension counter is opening shortly on the campus. DTDC Courier facility is available in the campus.
Sports :This college a number of sports activities conducted uniformly during the semesters, the institution has provided special cricket ground, football ground, basket ball court, badminton court, throw the ball, and a number of indoor games like table tennis, carom, chess. Annual cricket tournament is conducted and the students are awarded prize money and testimonials during the republic day and annual function bloom.
Auditorium :The College has an ac seminar hall of 500 sitting capacity and an auditorium of 400 sitting capacity equipped with audio-video, internet, and teleconferencing facilities. The sir M. Visvesvaraya AC seminar hall is well equipped where webinars and video conferencing are done in collaboration with IIT Mumbai under the ICT NME scheme.
Laboratories :The college has a departmental based laboratories facility for the students.
Alumni Associations :The college has a good networking for the alumni association.
Library :The College has a well-equipped library stacking more than 21,000 volumes of choice books in various engineering subjects, management, basic sciences, and general. The library subscribes to more than 600 periodicals. Besides, the library has back volumes of periodicals. The service provided by the library includes Lending service, Reference service, Internet Browsing, Current Awareness Service (CAS).
Convenience Store :The reprographic facility such as photocopy, lamination, and printing facilities are provided to the students at the library, Surya Xerox center, and various departments also. The institution provides photocopy and printing facilities to students at concessional rates. The institution is planning to open a co-operative store to provide stationary and other eatables at no profit and no loss basis. Postal service and extension counter at the Main building. DTDC Courier facility is available in the campus.
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The charrette intended to demonstrate that blighted urban communities could be rehabilitated and residents' standard of living improved through participatory planning processes. In addition, the charrette aimed to produce a series of physical plans and a palette of housing types to guide new development. The new housing types, designed to respond to the local climate, would enable residents to move from squatting to homeownership, and were planned to easily accommodate additions, with home expansion designed to be self-built and supported through community education programs in the building trades. To respond to the existing urban fabric, these housing typologies were primarily single-story, blending into the existing urban landscape and offering a stark contrast to the larger and socially isolating apartment block-style housing projects recently built in the area.
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