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Welcome to the official website of Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning (Deemed to be University).
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning (SSSIHL), is a unique institution that is a pioneer in providing Educare - a system of education that blends secular knowledge with spiritual knowledge. It is a visible manifestation of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba's vision of education for human transformation.
Home About SSSIHL
Learn about the uniqueness of our education system and an introduction to our Revered Founder Chancellor and His vision of education for transformation.
Our Founder Chancellor
Educare
Explore how the vision of Sri Sathya Sai Baba has translated into the unique model of education at SSSIHL, an ancient gurukula system in the most modern context.
SSSIHL Structure & History
SSSIHL is a self governing institution. Learn about the University structure and administration. Also explore our History.
Key University Officers
Visit these pages to discover unique facts & figures about SSSIHL, download our current Annual Report and view our Academic Calendar. If you are a first time visitor, we have plenty of directions and information for you as well.
HIS VISION
This Institute has not been established just to prepare you for earning degrees. The main purpose is to help you cultivate Self-knowledge and Self-confidence, so that each one of you can learn self-sacrifice and earn Self-realisation. Teaching you the University curricula, preparing you for the university examinations, and awarding you university degrees - these are only means employed for the end, namely - spiritual uplift, Self-discovery and social service through love and detachment. Our hope is that by your lives, you will be shining examples of spiritual awareness and its beneficial consequences to the individual and society.
Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Revered Founder Chancellor


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MedCIRC Medical Centre in Young would like to welcome its newest member of staff to the team and introduce her to the local community. An experienced general practitioner, Dr Munazaah Ebad has recently joined MedCIRC Medical Centre in Young, after several years working in Sydney medical centres. She has more than 13 years of general practice experience, both here in Australia and overseas. Her passion has always been to achieve excellency within general practice, which is the reason she has worked throughout different parts of NSW and overseas, to increase her competency. Dr Ebad has expertise in pregnancy check-ups, cervical screening, all aspects of women's and children's health, travel immunisation, mental health, general skin check-ups and the health of aged populations. She recently relocated to Young after working as a GP in Sydney at different medical centres with a wide variety of different communities. Dr Ebad is fluent in many languages including Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Bangla and to some extent, Arabic. Aside from being a general practitioner, her passion is to teach, and she especially enjoys teaching international medical graduates. Dr Ebad has been arranging workshops and tutorials for medical graduates for the last five years in Sydney. She is also taking online classes for the Australian Medical Council exams. Dr Ebad has worked as a school welfare officer for an independent school in Sydney and provided mentoring and counselling to children and their parents with special needs, such as autism, ADHD and dyslexia. She has a dynamic personality and one of her hobbies is working with different charitable organisations to enhance the general population's wellbeing and welfare. Dr Ebad very much enjoys serving the community via her profession as a general practitioner. Presently, she is taking on new and existing patients via Telehealth and phone appointments only, due to COVID-19. MedCIRC Medical Centre in Young is a 100 per cent bulk-billed medical practice in Boorowa Street, Young, which can address all of your health needs.
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MedCIRC Medical Centre's GP brings passion to newest role
PASSIONATE: Dr Munazaah Ebad has relocated to Young where she is now offering her services at MedCIRC Medical Centre. Photo: Supplied
MedCIRC Medical Centre in Young would like to welcome its newest member of staff to the team and introduce her to the local community.
An experienced general practitioner, Dr Munazaah Ebad has recently joined MedCIRC Medical Centre in Young, after several years working in Sydney medical centres.
She has more than 13 years of general practice experience, both here in Australia and overseas.
Her passion has always been to achieve excellency within general practice, which is the reason she has worked throughout different parts of NSW and overseas, to increase her competency.
Dr Ebad has expertise in pregnancy check-ups, cervical screening, all aspects of women's and children's health, travel immunisation, mental health, general skin check-ups and the health of aged populations.
She recently relocated to Young after working as a GP in Sydney at different medical centres with a wide variety of different communities.
Dr Ebad is fluent in many languages including Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Bangla and to some extent, Arabic.
Aside from being a general practitioner, her passion is to teach, and she especially enjoys teaching international medical graduates.
Dr Ebad has been arranging workshops and tutorials for medical graduates for the last five years in Sydney.
She is also taking online classes for the Australian Medical Council exams.
Dr Ebad has worked as a school welfare officer for an independent school in Sydney and provided mentoring and counselling to children and their parents with special needs, such as autism, ADHD and dyslexia.
She has a dynamic personality and one of her hobbies is working with different charitable organisations to enhance the general population's wellbeing and welfare.
Dr Ebad very much enjoys serving the community via her profession as a general practitioner.
Presently, she is taking on new and existing patients via Telehealth and phone appointments only, due to COVID-19.
MedCIRC Medical Centre in Young is a 100 per cent bulk-billed medical practice in Boorowa Street, Young, which can address all of your health needs.
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Just last month we revealed that big wave surfer, Laird Hamilton is to launch a clothing range and we were left pondering what other projects he might lend his hand to. As it happens, it turns out that Laird is a self confessed coffee connoisseur and has his own Superfood Premium Coffee brand.
To ensure that every berry selected for Laird's Superfood Coffee is perfectly ripe, the berry's are all picked by hand before being slow roasted and then packed using an inert gas, ensuring the coffee remains as fresh as the moment it was roasted. The whole process is extremely time consuming, meaning a pouch of Laird Fair Trade Coffee will set you back $12 (around £8).
If the picture of Laird above is anything to go by, it certainly looks as though the coffee has a kick! To place your order or to find out more about Laird Superfood Coffee and Creamer check out the official website here. Have you tried Laird's coffee, are you prepared that much for your daily caffeine hit and do you think Laird is more interested in business ventures than surfing these days?


58. Wherefore, too, the Church, beholding so great grace, exhorts her sons and her friends to come together to the sacraments, saying: Eat, my friends, and drink and be inebriated, my brother. Song of Songs 5:1 What we eat and what we drink the Holy Spirit has elsewhere made plain by the prophet, saying, Taste and see that the Lord is good, blessed is the man that hopes in Him. In that sacrament is Christ, because it is the Body of Christ, it is therefore not bodily food but spiritual. Whence the Apostle says of its type: Our fathers ate spiritual food and drank spiritual drink, 1 Corinthians 10:3 for the Body of God is a spiritual body; the Body of Christ is the Body of the Divine Spirit, for the Spirit is Christ, as we read: The Spirit before our face is Christ the Lord. Lamentations 4:20 And in the Epistle of Peter we read: Christ died for us. 1 Peter 2:21 Lastly, that food strengthens our heart, and that drink makes glad the heart of man, as the prophet has recorded.


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A constrained space exploration technology program : a review of NASA's exploration technology development program
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee to Review NASA's Exploration Technology Development Program. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
Introduction -- Assessments of the projects of the exploration technology development program -- Gaps in the scope of the exploration technology development program -- Management and execution of the exploration technology development program.
Ensuring the climate record from the NPOESS and GOES-R spacecraft : elements of a strategy to recover measurement capabilities lost in program restructuring
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on a Strategy to Mitigate the Impact of Sensor Descopes and Demanifests on the NPOESS and GOES-R Spacecraft. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
NASA aeronautics research : an assessment
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee for the Assessment of NASA's Aeronautics Research Program. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
Introduction -- Challenges and requirements for NASA aeronautics research -- Workforce and facilities -- Bridging the gaps -- Appendix A : Statement of task -- Appendix B : Biographies of committee members -- Appendix C : Validating the ranking [...]
Opening new frontiers in space : choices for the next frontiers : announcement of opportunity
National Research Council (U.S.). ; Space Studies Board. ; Committee on New Opportunities in Solar System Exploration: An Evaluation of the New Frontiers Announcement of Opportunity. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
Satellite observations to benefit science and society : recommended missions for the next decade
National Research Council (U.S.) | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
Satellite Observations to Benefit Science and Society: Recommended Missions for the Next Decade brings the next ten years into focus for the Earth and environmental science community with a prioritized agenda of space programs, missions, and sup[...]
Science opportunities enabled by NASA's constellation system : interim report
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Science Opportunities Enabled by NASA's Constellation System. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
To begin implementation of the Vision for Space Exploration (recently renamed United States Space Exploration Policy), NASA has begun development of new launch vehicles and a human-carrying spacecraft that are collectively called the Constellat[...]
Severe space weather events : understanding societal and economic impacts : a workshop report
National Research Council (U.S.). ; Committee on the Societal and Economic Impacts of Severe Space Weather Events | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
Space science and the international traffic in arms regulations : summary of a workshop
Margaret G. Finarelli ; Joseph K. Alexander ; National Research Council. ; Space Studies Board. ; Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2008
ITAR, which controls defense trade, includes the U.S. Munitions List (USML) which specifies categories of defense articles and services covered by the regulations. In 1999, space satellites were added to the USML. In 2002 ITAR was amended to ex[...]
An astrobiology strategy for the exploration of Mars
Commitee on an Astrobiology Strategy for the Exploration on Mars ; Space Studies Board, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences ; Board on life sciences, Division on Earth and Life Sciences | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2007
Building a better NASA workforce : meeting the workforce needs for the national Vision for Space Exploration
National Research Council (U.S.). ; Committee on Meeting the Workforce Needs for the National Vision for Space Exploration. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2007
Earth science and applications from space : national imperatives for the next decade and beyond
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Earth Science and Applications from Space: A Community Assessment and Strategy for the Future. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2007
Earth science : scientific discovery and societal applications -- The next decade of earth observations from space -- From satellite observations to earth information -- Summaries of recommended missions -- Earth science applications and societ[...]
Exploring organic environments in the solar system
Task Group on Organic Environments in the Solar System ; Space Studies Board, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences ; Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology Division on Earth and Life Studies | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2007
The limits of organic life in planetary systems
Commitee on the Limits of Organic Life in Planetary Systems ; Committee on the Origins and Evolution of Life ; Space Studies Board, Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences ; Board on life sciences, Division on Earth and Life Sciences | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2007
Portals to the universe : the NASA astronomy science centers
National Research Council (U.S.). ; Committee on NASA Astronomy Science Centers. ; Space Studies Board. ; Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2007
The scientific context for exploration of the moon
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on the Scientific Context for Exploration of the Moon. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2007
Principal-investigator-led missions in the space sciences
National Research Council (U.S.) ; Commitee on Principal-Investigator-Led Missions in the Space sciences ; Space Studies Board ; Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2006
Priorities in space science enabled by nuclear power and propulsion
National Research Council (U.S.). | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2006
Review of NASA plans for the International Space Station
Washington : The National Academies Press | 2006
Space radiation hazards and the Vision for Space Exploration : report of a workshop
National Research Council (U.S.). Ad Hoc Committee on the Solar System Radiation Environment and NASA's Vision for Space Exploration. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2006
Assessment of options for extending the life of the Hubble Space Telescope: final report
The loss of the space shuttle Columbia resulted in a decision by NASA not to pursue the SM-4 mission leading to an end of Hubble's life in 2007-2008. The Congress directed NASA to request a study of the robotic and shuttle servicing options for [...]
Earth science and applications from space : urgent needs and opportunities to serve the nation
Solar and space physics and its role in space exploration
National Research Council ; Committee on the Assessment of the role of solar and space physics in NASA's space exploration initiative. | Washington : The National Academies Press | 2004
Utilization of operational environmental satellite data : ensuring readiness for 2010 and beyond
Assessment of Mars science mission and priorities
Factors affecting the utilization of the International Space Station for research in the biological and physical sciences
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Kids are the life of their parents. Celebrate this year your kids birthday by wishing them with the collection of happy birthday wishes for kids with images. These sweet bday messages and beautiful greeting cards are very cute and inspiration for your child.
we know that they might forget this the beautiful words but it will plant a sweet and loving seed in their hearts which will lead them to become loving parents in the future. We hope that you can find the right wish to say on this special day of your life.
1. Happy birthday to the little boy who will grow up to a good human being in future. Best wishes.
2. Happy birthday to my little one. May god bless you with a happy life ahead.
3. Happy birthday kid, live a long and super happy life ahead. Be happy.
4. It is the birthday of a young soul today who wishes to live life on his terms. Happy birthday.
5. Happy birthday kid, a bright future is awaiting you and may you make the most of it.
6. The candles are burning, the cake is set, today is the birthday of the most cheerful kid. Grow up to be a man of your words.
7. Happy birthday dear, may you make your parents proud of you. Stay blessed.
8. Cakes and celebrations are a part of today, because its your birthday. Happy birthday young one.
9. Happy birthday to the cutest one. Long live your soul and may i see you do great in life.
10. Happy birthday child. Find happiness in the things you do. May god bless you.
11. On your birthday today, i wish that may all your dreams come true and you become a very successful person in life ahead. Happy birthday.
12. Happy birthday my dear child, may this year bring you lots of fun and enjoyment and you celebrate this day with your little friends.
13. Many many happy returns of the day dear, enjoy your childhood while you can. Happy birthday dear.
14. Happy birthday sweetheart, may this day be filled with surprises and chocolates and may you get to play with your friends without getting scold.
15. It is always a great opportunity to see you smile and on this day i wish you smile even wider. Happy birthday.
16. Happy birthday champ, always remember we all love you endlessly and you are our hero.
17. Happy birthday the most cute and adorable kid ever, we love you. Stay blessed child.
18. Happy birthday kiddo, may you get a doraemon for your birthday this year.
19. Celebrating your birthday while you're still young is always more fun. Happy birthday and keep celebrating.
20. Have a fantastic birthday this year and may you be blessed with lots of gifts.
21. My champion is growing up and i would never miss a chance to wish him on this day. Happy birthday dear.
22. Happiness begins with the smile on your face and i want to cherish this forever. Happy birthday little superstar.
23. As you grow up, you will understand that childhood was the best time of your life. Happy birthday kid.
24. Did i mention? That your birthday is equally special to me. Happy birthday my little rockstar. Finding you was the best part of life.
25. Just when i thought i have seen everything. I get to see the brightest kid in my life. Happy birthday to you, have a lot of fun today.
26. Never give up on your dreams. Chase it until it comes true. Happy birthday kid.
27. How i wish to wish you on this day forever, happy birthday my love. You have a very bright future ahead.
28. Now that its your birthday you can ask anything you want as gift but my blessings are forever with you. Happy birthday.
29. My adorable little one, happy birthday to you. Live a very happy and colourful life ahead.
30. Happy birthday champion. Always be this happy and keep on smiling.
31. Put on your party shoes as it is your birthday today. Happy birthday little superstar.
32. Kids are the angels of our life and you're mine. Happy birthday to you, may the blessings shower upon you today.
33. Finally, today is your birthday and you can do anything without the permission of mom and dad. Happy birthday kiddo.
34. Happy birthday sweetheart. My love and affections are always going to be with you.
35. You are so cool that you beat the summer blues away. Happy birthday to my cool kid.
36. Turning a year older, you're always going to be my small little kid. Happy birthday dear.
37. I wish you a very happy birthday and may all your wishes to grab the pokemon come true. Happy birthday.
38. I wish you a sky full of stars on your birthday. May you shine brighter than the diamond my child.
39. Happy birthday kid. Eat as many chocolates as you want today. Its your day. Stay blessed.
40. Happy birthday my dear, may your day be filled with cakes, gifts and smiles.


Rich Page, possibly known more widely as The Gear Doc for his beloved North Conway gear repair and fabrication business, has actually been with us since early spring and has guided on Mt Washington under the Redline Guiding banner. We've been slow to put it out there, is all, but here is it. Please give a nice big welcome to our newest Redline Guide, Rich Page. He will be a valued member of the team having a wealth of knowledge and experience. Here's a little more about him..
Having enjoyed the views from the highest peaks in North America, Rich has hiked with grizzlies, kayaked with orcas, and witnessed child birth. His passion was ignited early on as he began camping and backpacking with the Boy Scouts of America in the late 60s. Then to further this fire, on his 16th birthday, Rich, along with a friend on a 1973 Wyoming-bound road trip, climbed the Middle Teton (12,804′), unguided.
With a final Kiss to the Midwest in 1977, Rich headed further west to pursue climbing and skiing. He quickly landed a job with Banana Equipment — a small pioneer sewing company — making climbing and ski gear in Estes Park, Colorado and the Rocky Mountain National Park.
Business brought Rich to North Conway in 1990 where he settled. His "homestead" is with his other half, Rene Dumas. They have two grown daughters, as well as goats, chickens, dogs, a cat, a ferret, a good size garden, and a view nice of Mt Washington. Recently earning his 40-year pin the outdoor industry, Rich is a freelance softgoods designer for the mountaineering and military industries and he owns and operates The Gear Doc, a local gear repair service.
From rock climbing and snorkeling from Cabo, Mexico, to the granite walls of Yosemite and Colorado, then to the top of Denali and sea kayak trip, Rich has racked up some adventures over the last 50 years. He summited his first 4000-footer in December 1975 and simply cannot remember how many he has hiked since.
Early trips were backpacking in Michigan to places like Isle Royale (1970), the Shore-to-Shore Trail and a New Hampshire winter Presidential traverse attempt (1973), and the Porkies (1974). The 70s and 80s saw lots of climbing in the California, the Rockies, and in Alaska. El Cap, the Diamond, the North Face of Athabasca. First trip to Alaska (1979). First Ascents in Wyoming, Colorado, Idaho (1980). First Denali trip as an assistant mountain guide for Fantasy Ridge Alpinism. Then later in the 80s, Rich took on more in Alaska, regularly guiding on Denali, climbing in Ruth Gorge, Mooses Tooth, Peak 11,300′, Dan Beard, and three spectacular failures on the Rooster Comb.
In the 90s Rich turned his attention back to New Hampshire, business, and raising a family, complete with hiking and skiing adventures in the White Mountain National Forest, Baxter State Park, and Acadia National Park. Over the past few years Rich has spent his time close to home, hiking with Rene just about every weekend.


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HomeAnalysisFrom 'Full House' To The Big House: Lori Loughlin, Others Face Jail In College Admissions Scandal
From 'Full House' To The Big House: Lori Loughlin, Others Face Jail In College Admissions Scandal
March 29, 2019 This article was posted by TLB Staff Analysis, COMMENTARY, FREEDOM 0
(ZeroHedge) The American justice system has been criticized (and not without reason) for allowing white collar criminals to get off with fines, community service or probation, while poor mothers who – and we're just throwing out an example here – used a relative's address to enroll their child in a better public school system wind up in jail.
But as the backlash to the college cheating scandal intensifies, will Aunt Becky's (aka Lori Loughlin) white privilege be enough to spare her from a stint in the big house? It's looking increasingly plausible that it won't.
To wit, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that federal prosecutors who have been negotiating pre-indictment plea deals with some of the 33 parents arrested in the college admissions cheating scandal are insisting on at least some jail time.
Federal authorities and at least some parents accused in the college-admissions cheating case are negotiating possible guilty pleas, according to people familiar with the matter.
Prison time may be included in pre-indictment plea deals, the people said. Nearly all the 33 parents accused in the case face a single charge of conspiring to commit what is known as honest-services fraud. Most haven't been indicted.
The Wall Street Journal reported that prosecutors could add money laundering conspiracy charges for some of the parents as soon as next week. Two parents were indicted on such a charge on Tuesday.
Per WSJ, prosecutors are expected to indict some of the parents on charges of money laundering, to be added to the charges of honest services fraud (a type of mail fraud) that the group is facing. Most of the 33 parents who were arrested in the sweep haven't been formally indicted, due to the opportunity to negotiate a pre-indictment plea.
And in a sign that prosecutors are putting the screws to parents, a lawyer for one couple who spoke with WSJ said his clients had rejected a deal offered by prosecutors, and would plead not guilty at trial.
"They are definitely incentivizing parents to plead now and get a better deal than if they are indicted," Mr. Hooper said. He said he was told ahead of time that the money-laundering conspiracy charge would be added in the indictment.
All told, 50 people were charged for their alleged roles in a sprawling scheme allegedly masterminded by Newport Beach, Calif., college-admissions consultant Rick Singer who bribed test proctors, coaches and others to help get the marginal-student children of wealthy parents into a top school.
One thing is for sure: Given the media attention and intense public outrage over the scandal, prosecutors aren't going to just let the parents off with a sweetheart deal. As the above-mentioned lawyer told WSJ: "They are trying to expand this."
(TLB) published this article from ZeroHedge as compiled and commented on by Tyler Durden.
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The College Admissions Scam and the State of American Higher Education
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Irish Head to Happy Valley for First Time Since '91 | by Brian
Fresh off of a disappointing season opener against Georgia Tech, things get no easier for Notre Dame as they prepare to hit the road to face one of the favorites in the Big Ten, the Penn St. Nittany Lions. I would love to write about the excitement surrounding the teams' first meeting in Beaver Stadium since 1991. I would love to write about the anticipation of the first start in the career of Jimmy Clausen. I would love to write about a lot of things, but unfortunately, the buildup for this long-awaited matchup has been overshadowed by a developing scandal, which could shake the Notre Dame program to its very foundation.
Scandal and Chicanery: A Blue-Gray Sky EXCLUSIVE
One of the leaders of the Penn St. defense is Dan Connor, the 6'3", 233 lb. senior from Wallingford, PA. Connor is the latest Butkus Award candidate to wear the blue and white of Linebacker U. He will be a handful for an Irish offense looking to establish an identity after a disastrous performance in the opener.
John Goodman, on the other hand, has verbally committed to join Notre Dame in the fall of 2008. The Irish list Goodman as a 6'3", 186 lb. wide receiver from Fort Wayne, IN.
However, in a Blue-Gray Sky EXCLUSIVE, we can reveal photographic evidence that proves something so shocking, I can barely bring myself to report it: John Goodman and Dan Connor are THE SAME PERSON! In this photo, Connor/Goodman and an unidentified woman take in the Michigan/Appalachian St. game on the Big Ten Network:
Somebody call Jeff Carroll.
See what happens, Charlie?
See what happens when
you FIGHT a STRANGER
in the ALPS?
Attempting to pass off a player under an assumed name, in order to extend his college eligibility, is an NCAA violation of the highest order. Once again, Notre Dame head footbawl coach, and former resident of the 2nd floor of Flanner Hall, Charlie Weis shows that he thinks the rules don't apply to him. Have you no shame, Coach? Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?
You Don't Go Into the B.S. and Push Penn St. Around
The Nittany Lions are coming off of an impressive 59-0 victory over the visiting Golden Panthers of Florida International (the only Panthers that Penn St. will play these days). Penn St. quarterback Anthony Morelli was an impressive 23-38 for 295 yards and 3 touchdowns, perhaps finding his stride as he begins his second year as the starter.
Then again, the performance came against lowly Florida International, representing the mighty Sun Belt Conference. While that may seem like the typical early-season cupcake opponent, however, Florida International has been known to act a little feisty toward their hosts.
Joepa: Coach, Teacher, and Patriot Since Nineteen Dickety-Two
Penn St. head footbawl coach Joepa Terno is a bona fide institution/deity/regional treasure among Nittany Lion faithful, but has the game passed him by? We asked Coach Terno that very question at his weekly press conference, and this was his response:
Remember the Maine.
"Ah, heck, you know, the kids are different today, what with their Ataris, and X-Pods, you know, and their motorcars. But the game's basically the same as it was when I started coaching. There's still nine guys per team, you know, and touchdowns count as four points each, and most coaches still look at the forward pass as a cheap gimmick. And, heck, I mean, just look at our road uniforms. They've always been all-white 'cause the government needs the paint and dye supplies for the war effort, you know, to help defeat the Spaniards."
Eat at Your Own Risk
The Penn St. community proudly offers Peachypa Terno ice cream. It is only available on the Penn St. campus. Word is that the flavor does not have FDA approval due to its high fat content.
A similarly dangerous foodstuff can be found on the Notre Dame campus. Late at night, the LaFortune Student Center proudly offers Quarter Dogs, which are quite simply hot dogs sold for the low, low price of 25 cents each. This is a meat product the likes of which haven't been seen since the muckraking days of Upton Sinclair.
QB Browns Alert Level: BLACK
Throughout the season, we will periodically update you on the progress of fan favorite QB Browns in his rookie campaign. He will start the season on the bench, as the enigmatic (read: not particularly good) Charlie Frye has been given the nod to start against the Browns' archrivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
To give you an idea of QB Browns's progress, I have developed a handy, color-coded Alert Level to keep you abreast of his status. The levels are as follows:
BROWN: Taking the Browns to the Super Bowl
ORANGE: The Toast of Cleveland
YELLOW: Bench Pressing Steely McBeam
GREEN: Starting, but Unproven
BLACK: Backup
PURPLE: Pummelled by the Ravens Defense
It has been widely reported that QB Browns lost millions when he slipped from a presumptive top ten pick to the 22nd selection in the NFL Draft. Times are so desperate that he has gotten his hair cut clean off, presumably selling the clippings to one of those companies that makes wigs out of human hair.
One hopes for his sake that the haircut doesn't have the same effect as it did on Samson or the circa 1995 Eddie Van Halen.
Behold! The Blind Oracle at Bristol Speaks
After an alarmingly accurate forecast presaging the outcome of the Georgia Tech game, the Blind Oracle at Bristol returns to give his prediction for this week's game.
"Beware the Beaver---danger lies that way. From mountain high, the lion descends, ready to strike. The gray man, Death incarnate, foretells doom. Bottom line, the Irish lack the team speed to keep up with the Nittany Lions. Penn State beats Notre Dame 35-10."
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Q: vstest fails to load newtonsoft I am trying to run the test cases using C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Enterprise\Common7\IDE\Extensions\TestPlatform\vstest.console.exe.
But some test are failing with exception System.IO.FileLoadException: Could not load file or assembly 'Newtonsoft.Json, Version=11.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=30ad4fe6b2a6aeed' or one of its dependencies. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)
Stack Trace:
at System.ModuleHandle.ResolveType(RuntimeModule module, Int32 typeToken, IntPtr* typeInstArgs, Int32 typeInstCount, IntPtr* methodInstArgs, Int32 methodInstCount, ObjectHandleOnStack type)
at System.ModuleHandle.ResolveTypeHandleInternal(RuntimeModule module, Int32 typeToken, RuntimeTypeHandle[] typeInstantiationContext, RuntimeTypeHandle[] methodInstantiationContext)
at System.Reflection.RuntimeModule.ResolveType(Int32 metadataToken, Type[] genericTypeArguments, Type[] genericMethodArguments)
The same test cases are passing in visual studio ide (same version of vstest and IDE is used)
My project is using newtonsoft 12.0.3.
I am not able to understand why test are passing in IDE and failing in console.
I checked my project and found that same version of newtonsoft is being used which is 12.0.3.

A: After investigating further I found the difference between running the test in Visual studio IDE and via console. Visual Studio IDE uses MSTest to run the test and vstest is the utility to run the test via console. Both have different configurations.
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S. Burlington brothers develop family land for housing
Long-time residents, the O'Brien brothers, have proposed a 458-unit development along Old Farm Road.
S. Burlington brothers develop family land for housing Long-time residents, the O'Brien brothers, have proposed a 458-unit development along Old Farm Road. Check out this story on burlingtonfreepress.com: http://bfpne.ws/2hbXxmm
Nicole Higgins DeSmet, Free Press Staff Writer Published 1:27 a.m. ET Dec. 11, 2016
Leo O'Brien, Jr., 85, and brother Daniel J. O'Brien, 82, look out over farmstead land on Old Farm Road in South Burlington their family has owned since 1944. The farm work stopped decades ago and the land is one of the last open parcels left in the city.(Photo: RYAN MERCER/FREE PRESS)Buy Photo
SOUTH BURLINGTON - A neighborhood is being planned by local developers on one of the last large parcels of open land close to Burlington and just outside the current area marked for airport sound mitigation by a federal study.
"It's been in the family 50 years," Leo O'Brien Jr., 85, said on Friday at his home on Old Farm Road in South Burlington. His sister-in-law said it was 60 years.
Only O'Brien's eldest daughter had it right. She recalled her grandfather purchased the 39 acres from a farmer in 1944.
The O'Brien Brothers Agency, which Leo and his younger brother Daniel began in the 1950s, has submitted plans to develop the property in stages, according to the master plan submitted prior to a meeting of the South Burlington's Development Review Board on Nov. 16.
The agency is following an initiative by the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission to close the housing shortage by building affordable energy efficient homes, targeted to millennials.
South Burlington City Manager Kevin Dorn spoke at the launch of the program in June about the county's commitment to build 3,500 housing units over the next five years. South Burlington has added 140 units of housing per year since 1980, according to Paul Conner, director of Planning and Zoning.
Chittenden County officials gathered on Monday, June 27, to kick off a new housing initiative with Champlain Housing Trust. By Nicole Higgins DeSmet/ Free Press Media
O'Brien family members said they are excited to see the property developed. And, as long-time South Burlington residents, the family wants to do it right.
"The development is going to be marketed as affordable homes for middle-class working families, who are often left out when units are designated as affordable," Evan Langfeldt, CEO of the O'Brien agency since January, said. Even though the homes are affordable, they are not going to be designated as "affordable housing," which is a permanent designation and limits who can them.
"And obviously we are well aware of the airport noise," Langfeldt said.
Under Langfeldt, the agency plans to build 458 housing units and a park on a rectangle of land between Kennedy Drive, Kimball Avenue and Old Farm and Hinesburg roads. A portion of Kimball Avenue skirts the airport's noise zone.
Evan Langfeldt, CEO of O'Brien Brother Agency, Inc., says current plans for development of the O'Brien family property off Old Farm Road in South Burlington include preserving the barn for public use. (Photo: RYAN MERCER/FREE PRESS)
At a special City Council meeting with airport officials last month it was confirmed that the area most effected by noise could expand when the F-35 jets arrive in 2019 to replace the F-16 Fighting Falcons at the Vermont Air National Guard base.
If the noise area reaches across Kimball, a small portion of the O'Brien development may be in the noise zone. The agency hopes that portion — one of seven sections on the O'Brien's land — will become a high density mix of businesses and residential buildings.
"I've been approached by a large landowner in the area seeking a zoning change to allow for residential," zoning Director Conner said at an airport sound mitigation meeting earlier this week. He explained that he couldn't agree to the change until the city knows how the F-35s will affect the area.
South Burlington officials want to do an early study of noise potential from the F-35, coming to the airport in 2019 so that residents can be prepared. DENIS FINLEY/FREE PRESS
"I've met with the airport to discuss worst case scenarios," Langfeldt said explaining that they will not be hiding anything about the location to future buyers.
Airport Aviation Director Gene Richards confirmed he spoke to the O'Brien agency regarding the development.
Richards wrote that he cautioned the agency, "to make sure there is extra insulation or sound protection to adjust for the extra sounds they may face many times a day."
Langfeldt explained that there is a dramatic difference between buildings constructed now versus those built 60 to 80 years ago. Many homes in the Chamberlin neighborhood, adjacent to the airport, were built in the 50s and 60s.
Members of the Northwestern Vermont Board of Realtors discussed what agents should be required to disclose regarding anticipated noise.
"The discussion didn't specify use of a document," Katrina Delabruere, advocacy and development director at Vermont Realtors, said. Agents can act at their own discretion and are not legally obligated to disclose potential airport noise.
She added, "People need to do their due diligence."
Currently there are at least two homes for sale in the airport noise zone. Descriptive listings by two different real estate agents make no mention of the airport or of noise.
A Google map screen shot shows where Eldredge Street meets Stonington Circle. The O'Brien development will potentially be across the street. (Photo: NICOLE HIGGINS DeSMET/FREE PRESS)
Two neighbors in the Stonington Circle townhouse development, which abuts the O'Brien property that is farthest from the airport, said on Friday that airplane noise isn't an issue for them. One resident had lived near the University of Vermont Medical Center with sirens at all hours. Another resident used to live directly on the flight path.
"It's not as loud as it was in South Beach," Mary Dunne said as she walked her dog in the dusting of snow around the development of townhouses, some with mature fir trees. She attributed this to flight patterns taking air traffic over Lake Champlain.
Noise may not be an issue for residents of the O'Brien development, but there is still the matter of a growing population, with the potential for an increase of school-aged children.
At a School Board meeting on Wednesday night, elementary school parents were talking class size.
"I hope real estate agents weren't marketing the Central School as part of the package in these new developments," the parent of a Rick Marcotte Central School third-grade student said. She and another parent petitioned the board for a permanent para-educator for the class, which they said was large and unruly.
The O'Brien homes are still in the development stages and have not been zoned for a particular school, however, Stonington Circle students go to the Central School. The second closest elementary school, Chamberlin, is being appraised by the School Board for safety and sound mitigation.
The barn on the O'Brien property on Old Farm Road in South Burlington. (Photo: RYAN MERCER/FREE PRESS)
When city officials from across the county announced their plan to increase affordable housing, they had determined new developments should be located where there are existing schools, roads and water with the idea to preserve green spaces and trails.
The South Burlington School Board this week spoke of transitioning from talk of consolidating elementary schools to preserving all five schools including the middle and high school. The board has stepped away from a plan to build a new elementary school — for now.
Whether there will be an influx of families in the city's development plans remains to be seen.
Langfeldt said he hopes the first phase of construction for the O'Brien property will begin in fall of 2017.
This story was first posted online on Dec. 11, 2016. Contact Nicole Higgins DeSmet ndesmet@freepressmedia.com or 802-660-1845. Follow her on Twitter @NicoleHDeSmet.
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#1.1 How to Choose the Most Accurate Reloading Scale?
#1.2 6 Best Digital Electronic Scales on the Market!
#1.3 6 Best Mechanical or Balance Beam Scales on the Market!
#1.4.1 Why you need a reloading scale?
#1.4.2 Why does everyone measure powder in grains?
#1.4.3 What else can I measure with the reloading scale other than powder charge?
#1.4.4 Digital vs balance beam reloading scale – what to choose?
#1.4.5 How accurate are digital reloading scales?
#1.4.6 How to take care of a reloading scale?
#1.4.7 What is the best powder scale for reloading?
If you are a person who creates your own ammunition you probably have realized that there is a big savings in reloading your own cartridges. Not only is it away to create ammunition that is often times more accurate than what you would get from the manufacturer or in the store, but there is a considerable savings that can be made when you were buying the materials to make your own cartridges.
However, that savings can quickly be lost if you are not accurately measuring out such things as gunpowder. Your great cost-saving endeavor can quickly turn against you and this is why it is important that you get an accurate scale to assist you in making sure that your gunpowder is not wasted.
Buyer's Guide : How to Choose the Most Accurate Reloading Scale?
Type of Scale. There are two primary types of scales that you can purchase: digital and mechanical or balance beam. The digital scale is one that is measuring your powder electronically, while the mechanical or balance beam scales are allowing you to do this manually. Some find the manual more accurate, it's really a question of what you like best.
Sensitivity. No matter which kind of scale your speaking of, you want to look for something that provides you with a great deal of sensitivity, at least 1/10 grain inaccuracy. This will give you great precision and ensure that you don't have waste.
Capacity. Whether you are planning on doing a small number of cartridges or a big batch, being able to weigh the amount you are looking for at any time is an important consideration. Make sure you get a capacity that fits how you reload your cartridges.
Durability. If you are a person who reloads your cartridges while you're out at the range or out on a hunting trip, then you need something that's going to be durable. The more mobile you need your scale to be more durable you needed to be.
Price. Of course price is always a concern. While you want the highest possible quality scale, you also want to get one that works well within your budget, so having an idea of the other kinds of factors that matter to you most will help you to determine what you can afford.
I completely get that you may read dozens of these kinds of reviews each and every year. The people that review these articles assure you that you can have absolute confidence in their integrity and honesty, but how are you to know that it's true?
This is an exceptional question, and is one that I would hope you would have as you read this review as well. You don't know me, and so you are hoping that the information I provide is something you can trust. Let me assure you that you can.
I do not work for any company that produces or sells the scales. I am simply a guy who has been an avid marksman and Hunter for about 45 years. About 40 years ago, my dad taught me to be able to create my own ammunition and it has become more than just a hobby sense. It's an obsession, because I love being able to have the most accurate rounds, and personally being able to create them myself has enabled me to be able to do this.
It is for this reason that I have done much of what you're doing right now. I have read reviews, tried out many different products, and consulted friends and family looking to find the perfect equipment, including the perfect scale for measuring out powder. This is why you can have some confidence that the information I am providing is something that is of value to you. I have taken my personal obsession and expertise and written this review to assist you in finding the best scale for yourself, I don't make any money off this, I just get satisfaction being able to provide what I have learned to you.
12 Best Powder Scales on the Market!
Now that you have some ideas about important factors to pay attention to when choosing a scale. While the digital scales can be a great option, as you have seen many have issues with their ability to zero out.
This was my personal favorite digital electronic scale that started with a fantastic design. It was easy for me to be able to load in the gunpowder and then choose the display screen to set exactly how much powder was to come through the device and onto the scale. It was able to hold at least 1 pound of powder in the hopper and is perfect for those using smokeless powder.
The precision of this scale is +/- 0.1 grains and I was able to dispense anywhere from between two up to 300 grains. The precision of the scale is amazing, ensuring I got an accurate amount of powder for every time that I measured, perfect for those who want to ensure they are not wasting powder during reloading.
Extremely fast in terms of your ability to get the powder amount you want to weigh out correctly, and the display is easy to use so that you can get the exact kind of measurements you are looking for. You will be amazed at how quickly this cuts your reloading time, and you are able to use it with the multitude of different kinds of powders.
A great design that is extremely durable. You can easily take this anywhere, and it allows you to use batteries to keep it charged on the go. Absolutely loved it.
If you are looking for a well-designed scale that has the capacity of 1500 grains, here's the choice for you. It is perfect for any reloading bench, and comes with a plug that gives you three different kinds of outlets to use in almost any kind of socket. You can literally take this anywhere, and I mean anywhere across the globe.
There is a large LCD display, which makes it easy to read and it is lit, so even if you were out creating cartridges as the sun is going down, you can still get a good reading with your powder without giving away your position. Plus, it gives you precision up to one tenth of a grain. You can easily weigh bullets, powder, cartridges, cases, and much more.
Included with the scale are a variety of measuring tools, which not only include micrometers and calipers, but you also get tools that allow you to measure rim thickness, the seating depth of your bullet, and other tools that help to create uniformity in each cartridge you make. This is a great scale built to give you an accurate card each and every time. You also like the fact that is so small that it easily fits on your workbench area without taking up much room.
This is a great 300 grain powder dispenser, which has an accuracy up to 0.1 grains. It is specifically built for everyone, no matter whether you are right-handed or left-handed, and you will love the fact that it is easy to get an accurate amount of powder with each setting. Dispensed from the hopper, powder comes onto the tray as you determine, giving you the exact accurate measurement you want each and every time.
The LCD display is easy to read and easy to use. This is one of the things that I really loved about the scale, because it took a very short learning curve for me to be able to get the amount of powder I needed and every time. The interface is just excellent, and you will love how responsive it is.
Setting the calibration is easy. It is a durable device that enables you to be able to take it with you wherever you want. Battery-operated if you so desire. I personally like the fact that it was built as a rather small device, making it easy to store on my workbench or to take with me. Really ideal for the on the go hunter.
If you want something that is much more than just a scale, then this Frankford option is exactly what you are looking for. Not only do you get a fantastic case to protect your scale and make it easy to take with you, but you get incredible calibration at this, as accurate as .01 g. The capacity is 1500 grains or 100 g and you have two different calibration weights making it so that you can measure in either grains, grams, carrots, or ounces. This is a fantastic scale.
This is one of the easiest scales you will find to use, which can either run on 110 V, 220 V, or by using for AAA batteries. It will automatically shut off after 180 seconds of idle time making sure that your power is not wasted. Plus, you will like the fact that its size makes it that you could store it virtually any place, even when it is out of the case.
Included with the scale and case, are calibration weights, a metal powder Pam, a storage case, the adapters for power supply, and a clear protective cover. This is a scale that is specifically built to give you maximum potential in terms of the hand loads you are creating, and you will love the fact that you can take this with you anywhere you go. Plus, it has a large black lit display that makes it easy to read no matter where you are.
This is a great portable scale, powered by the use of two AAA batteries. This is a very small digital scale that weighs up to about 20 g of any substance, allowing you to increase or decrease in increments of 0.001 g.
Included with the scale is a carrying case that also provides you with such things as tweezers, calibration weight, and a tray. They flip down shield protects the scale, so not only do you get accurate measurements but you do not have to worry about the scale being damaged, as this is an extremely durable and hard plastic.
There are six different weight units that you can use, including ounces, grams, and grains among three others. The diameter of the scale is 1.3 inches, and is made of a strong stainless steel to give you a great scale. There are separate on and off buttons, along with an easy to read LCD display. The user guide is easy to follow, and included are two different 10 g calibration weights.
What many have liked is that the company has completely redesigned the weighing platform, making it much more accurate and easy to use. Not only can you weigh powder and cartridges, but virtually any kind of material you would like, as I was even able to weigh tea extract and different supplements I have been using to improve my health.
This is the easiest digital scale to take with you, as it comes as a case that is about the same size as your cell phone. This is a scale that provides accuracy up to 50 g capacity, with a 0.1 grain accuracy, and it is auto calibrated and also comes with an overload protection which ensures that you do not have to worry about the scale getting damaged. It will simply give you an error message if there is too much weight on the scale.
The digital LCD display is easy to read, and contains a blue backlight that improves ability to read. An auto shut off occurs after 60 seconds of nonuse, and it is powered by using two AAA batteries. The scale allows you to measure and one of four different units, which include grains, grams, ounces, and carrots, and it provides both tare and counting functions.
Despite being a small scale, it is an extremely durable one that comes with a protective cover to not only ensure that the scale is protected but also to ensure that the mechanisms inside are protected so that they do not become damaged. Included is a powder pan, a calibration weight, and a soft carrying case.
The fact that it performs so well and is easy to transport makes it a worthwhile scale to take with you no matter what purpose you need it for. Out-of-the-box you are able to use it, and you will enjoy how simplistic it is.
If you are a person who prefers to do things manually and wants what is the best reloading scale on the market, then you are really going love this one. This comes with a 511 grain plus a 500 graying counterweight that enables you to be able to weigh over 1000 grains. The 10-10 has a lockable micrometer that makes the accuracy of the weighting system even more accurate.
There is no need for a battery or any kind of power source. You get an accurate scale out-of-the-box that is dependable and ensures that every measurement you take is exactly what the weight is. Also, because of how durable it is, you can take this scale anywhere you go making it ideal for those who like to create their cartridges while they are out on the range or out in the field.
For those who love the accurate measurement of doing things mechanically, this is one of the best you're going find and, best of all, you can use this to measure just about anything. No limitations here.
I am frequently asked questions by friends and family related to issues or purchases, and so I have put together a list of some of the common questions I receive related to reloading scales. Hope these help.
#1 Why You Need a Reloading Scale?
If you are going to be creating your own rounds then a reloading scale is absolutely essential. You have to be able to accurately measure the amount of powder you are using in each cartridge, and a scale is the only way you can do that. This also helps you to prevent wasting powder which can become a costly mistake.
#2 Why Does Everyone Measure Powder in Grains?
The reason behind this is simple. To throw charges with a minimal amount of variation, you want to make sure that you have the same charge for the powder each and every time. To do so, you are looking to get as accurate of a measurement as possible and grains is far more accurate than any other standard unit, especially that of grams or ounces.
As an example, there are more than 15 grains in every gram, which would be much harder to determine if you only needed one fourth of a gram. It makes much more sense to simply go with the grain measurement to get the more accurate value.
#3 What Else Can I Measure With the Reloading Scale Other Than Powder Charge?
The truth is that you could measure just about anything. It really depends upon the kind of scale you're using, as some are not able to measure liquids, but we have seen in this review that I actually used a couple of the scales to measure other kinds of substances.
Something not allow you to measure the water volume for cartridges, and you will likely find that in many of the digital scales this will be an issue. Far less of an issue in the balance beam or mechanical scales.
However, it is important to note that you should not be using your scale to measure others kind of substances than the charging powder. The reason behind this is simple. Even the smallest amount of residue from another substance can deteriorate or corrupt your charging powder, which could have catastrophic results. Make this a single-purpose scale.
#4 Digital vs Balance Beam Reloading Scale – What to Choose?
There are those who choose the digital scale simply because it is the easiest to use. No argument with that whatsoever. Once you have zero the machine, these can become the easiest things to use. With some scales you simply choose the amount of powder you wish to have dispensed and weighed and it will provide that for you. Some make it easy to simply pour in the amount that you need and get an accurate measurement.
However, I happened to be one who is a strong believer in the mechanical scales. These are much easier to zero, and provide less issues for you. Plus, you don't have to worry about any kind of power source. Overall accuracy is not as solid, I will agree with that. It's simply a matter of what you're used to and what you like best.
#5 How Accurate are Digital Reloading Scales?
What we saw is that most of the digital reloading scales give you incredible accuracy. You are able to measure in the 0.01 to 0.1 grains of accuracy. That's pretty exceptional, and something that no mechanical scale can provide you with. For a person who is looking for the absolute most accurate amount of charging powder with each round they make, you simply can argue with this.
#6 How to Take Care of a Reloading Scale?
As with any tools, the better you take care of it the better the device will be. You should always store your scale in a place where it is kept secure, free from getting damaged, and free from being knocked over or continually bumped against. The more wear and tear you subject your scale to the less likely it is to be accurate for you.
Always clean your scale after you're done using it. This can simply be done by wiping down the scale with a dry paper towel when you are done using it, or cleaning it with a solution of a mild soap and water. You can even use alcohol rubs. Simply make sure that you treat your reloading scale with the greatest amount of respect and it will last for you for years to come.
#7 What is the Best Powder Scale for Reloading?
Actually it depends on what you like. All of the ones on this list are built with durable materials, so you want to invest in something that's going to be around as your enthusiasm and desire to hunt or to shoot competitively are increasing. One of the best things you will love about these kinds of scales is that they are built to last. If you care for your scale and buy a quality product, you can be sure it will be around for that long.
That was a lot of information for you, but it was good stuff that should help you on making the right decision on the kind of reloading scale you need. Just make sure you take the time to decide on what works best for you – digital or mechanical, as well as other factors – and you will have the scale that can work for you for a decade or more.
This review was intended to give you some good information, and I hope I've done that. Just remember to be smart and safe in everything you do surrounding the use of your weapon, including the reloading of your cartridges. Do that and your experiences will be better than ever and you will have great ammunition, great equipment, and great fun.
Top 7 Factors That Affect Your Reloading Scales Accuracy!


By your first day at NewsCred, a small army has been preparing for you for weeks.
The onboarding experience that new employees receive plays a major role in their future at a company. To throw some statistics at you: Good onboarding is strongly correlated with higher job satisfaction, organizational commitment, decreased turnover, and better performance level. New hires who attend a well-planned onboarding program are 69 percent more likely to remain at a company up to three years.
At NewsCred, onboarding is a passion for us. It's where we introduce you to our company and our unique approach to content marketing. It's also our chance to show you how excited we are about you, who we are and why we care, and make sure you are set up to do amazing work. As NewsCred's Director of People Operations, I'm glad to finally tell that story.
Onboarding begins before your first day. In the weeks leading up to your start date, we send every new hire two pieces of content: The first is our How We Work document. This is our transparent, comprehensive document about what our values are and how we operate around here. It was originally written by NewsCred's CEO Shafqat Islam, but we all have edit rights to make sure that it really does reflect the current company. The second is our product vision so you understand the story behind our software, the NewsCred Content Marketing Platform, and where we are going with it. We want you dreaming and hyped about what you're joining.
Our goal for your first day is to make sure you feel welcome and set up for success. When you arrive at your desk, it will be completely ready for you. There'll be a MacBook provisioned with our systems, a letter from our IT manager explaining how to access everything, and a few items to make you feel great. There is a box of goodies that includes a NewsCred shirt, a notebook, pens, and a premium gift. (We're fans of Snappy Gifts, which does something pretty great that I won't spoil for you.) The most important piece is a welcome note from your manager.
We start your day with what I think of as your "get you through the first week" training. I meet with you to tell you not just about benefits and HR systems, but also who everyone is, our culture and basic strategy, and what our favorite acronyms mean so you don't feel completely lost. I love talking about NewsCred and live in hope of tough questions. If you get me to pull something out of my appendix, I will be grateful.
You then meet our awesome Office Manager, Katy Pierce, who will show you around and make sure you feel comfortable in our space. Then, our Training and Enablement Manager, Meghann Misiak, will walk you through your onboarding plan. She will have worked with your manager to build out a plan specifically for you, in addition to our standard trainings. Your plan includes a list of key people to meet for coffee during your first week; role-specific content, self-paced videos, and wiki pages about clients to review over your first few weeks; and an introduction to an onboarding buddy who will be there for you through the first few months. Your buddy is the person you can go to with questions, outside of your manager. We put a lot of thought into making sure that's the right person for your skills and interests and frequent work partnerships.
You spend the rest of the day getting to know the people you'll be working with the most. You will have lunch out with your entire team, time with your manager to get to know each other and how you like to work, and a meeting with your onboarding buddy. Hopefully, you walk away from the day feeling both comfortable and energized.
Over your first two weeks, we further introduce you to the company and your training begins for real.
Two days in, you'll introduce yourself to the rest of NewsCred at our weekly Demo Day, an all-company meeting where we share updates and celebrate wins. We have a great tradition where every new hire is matched with a "secret person" in the company from whom they have to learn three fun facts.
Associate Content Strategist Brittani Turner introducing herself at Demo Day.
Starting the second day, you are in Meghann's core training sessions: NewsCred 101, Content Marketing 101, the four reasons that drive our customers to choose us, demos and training on the NewsCred Content Marketing Platform, what different departments do. There's a lot to learn, and Meghann is great at making this information come alive in an engaging and easy-to-understand way. You will also have the opportunity to join in-depth sessions led, by subject matter experts, on everything from NewsCred's content marketing methodology to how our Advisory Services team leverages our analytics platform to provide key insights to our clients.
At the end of your second week, I work with you on our Objective and Key Results (OKR) goal-setting process. Every quarter, we have three company goals that are most crucial for NewsCred, such as specifically helping customers increase traffic to their content hubs, or building our own sales pipeline. Ultimately, your OKRs should align with these, but you know better than anyone how you can best support them. By the end of week two, you should start to have a good sense of your role and what needs to be done over the rest of the quarter. I help you workshop your goals, and then you share them with your manager and make sure you come to an agreement about what the priorities are.
By the end of those first two weeks, you should be feeling like you get the basics, understand where you're going, and hopefully are feeling like you're starting to be a part of NewsCred. We need to move fast because I promise you: You're going to be doing real, important work with us.
The goal of your first 90 days is to get you feeling like you have this. Training starts to taper off, and you get more involved in your projects or customers. The onboarding team's focus increasingly becomes about checking in to make sure you're on track.
I meet with every new hire one-on-one, one month in. When it's warm, we go for a walk in the beautiful, nearby Madison Square Park. When it's not, we'll go to a local cafe. My goal for this check-in is to make sure you're getting the knowledge you need, that you aren't having trouble with systems access, and also just that you're feeling good. As much as I love NewsCred and think we're friendly people, joining a new company is tough!
Everything culminates in Onboarding Day one to two months in. This is one of my favorite days. It's your chance to spend time with all of our department leaders, starting with a breakfast with NewsCred's founders. We wait until you have been here for a bit in order to make sure it's very valuable time. If we had Onboarding Day in your first week, your head would be spinning. But by this point, everyone is asking sophisticated questions about advanced details and the thinking behind our strategy. It's a bit of a "proud papa" moment for me showing off our new hires to department leaders.
In one sense, your onboarding happens in your first 90 days. In another, it never stops. There's always more to learn, and you can always know people better. NewsCred is constantly looking to create learning and growth opportunities, whether it is career pathing, advancement opportunities in other departments, promoting travel, student loan repayment, guest speakers, or getting to know people better through Friday lunches together, happy hours, and the Slack integration Donut, which you should look up if you don't know. It's great.
But if we've done our job well, you have this great experience that you remember forever. Our CEO, Shafqat, likes to say that when people look back on their careers, he wants NewsCred to instantly stand out as where they learned the most, grew the most, and where they could do their best work. That starts on day one.
If this resonates with you and you're interested in joining NewsCred, we are hiring!
Randal Vegter is NewsCred's Director of People Operations.


Most of Cheatham County's attractions center on our beautiful landscape--rolling hills, winding rivers, and majestic bluffs. We hope you'll visit us soon and relax a little!
If you're interested in visiting one of our many parks, trails, or TWRA Wildlife Management Area, please check out our main tourism page.
Affordable, picturesque 18-hole golf course located off Exit 31 on Interstate 24.
Nature cruises and private pontoon parties on the Cumberland River. Be sure to book your trip in advance! The Blue Heron docks at Riverbluff Park.
Canopy tree top zip line tours, aerial trekking adventurepark, and giant swing. Perfect for individuals, couples, and corporate team-building retreats.
Canoe and kayak rentals on the Harpeth River. Open March through October.
Located in the basement of the county library next to the election office, the museum is staffed by volunteers and features a wide variety of historical artifacts including a booth from Stratton's and a wall of photos of Cheatham County veterans.
Seasonal canoe and kayak rentals on the Harpeth River.
Seasonal canoe rentals on the Harpeth River.
18-hole golf course located a few miles from Interstate 40.
Art gallery featuring Middle Tennessee artists, as well as a pottery studio with a variety of classes available.
Traditional music jams, classes, and workshops.
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33 #   things run faster.
43 #   Or downloaded from http://scikit-image.org/download.html.
73 # for each detection.  The score is bigger for more confident detections.
75 # where a negative value will return more detections and a positive value fewer.
77 # used to broadly identify faces in different orientations.
7 #   the eyes, and so forth.
17 #      C. Sagonas, E. Antonakos, G, Tzimiropoulos, S. Zafeiriou, M. Pantic.
18 #      300 faces In-the-wild challenge: Database and results.
19 #      Image and Vision Computing (IMAVIS), Special Issue on Facial Landmark Localisation "In-The-Wild". 2016.
22 #   Note that the license for the iBUG 300-W dataset excludes commercial use.
24 #   you to use this model file in a commercial product.
28 #   tools. See train_shape_predictor.py to see an example.
41 #   things run faster.
51 #   Or downloaded from http://scikit-image.org/download.html.
61         "Give the path to the trained shape predictor model as the first "
62         "argument and then the directory containing the facial images.\n"
63         "For example, if you are in the python_examples folder then "
64         "execute this program by running:\n"
65         "    ./face_landmark_detection.py shape_predictor_68_face_landmarks.dat ../examples/faces\n"
66         "You can download a trained facial shape predictor from:\n"
86     # will make everything bigger and allow us to detect more faces.
92         # Get the landmarks/parts for the face in box d.
96         # Draw the face landmarks on the screen.


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Q: TensorFlow, Keras: Test Image Larger Than Training Images I have trained a network to detect "bubbles" in 14x14 pixel grayscale images. I trained the network with images that contained bubbles and images that did not contain bubbles. The network works well.
Now, I have a big image with a lot of bubbles (I generated the training data from this big image)1.
I want the network to scan the big image using a 14x14 kernel to detect the locations of the bubbles. How can I do that?
Below is my network:
model = keras.Sequential([
    keras.layers.Flatten(input_shape=(14, 14)),
    keras.layers.Dense(128, activation=tf.nn.relu),
    keras.layers.Dense(64, activation=tf.nn.relu),
    keras.layers.Dense(32, activation=tf.nn.relu),
    keras.layers.Dense(16, activation=tf.nn.relu),
    keras.layers.Dense(8, activation=tf.nn.relu),
    keras.layers.Dense(2, activation=tf.nn.softmax)
])
model.compile(optimizer=tf.train.AdamOptimizer(),
              loss='sparse_categorical_crossentropy',
              metrics=['accuracy'])

A: I don't think you can detect the position of bubbles with the architecture you are using. You would have to adapt your case to an algorithm like YOLO: https://medium.com/@jonathan_hui/real-time-object-detection-with-yolo-yolov2-28b1b93e2088. Your output would then contain a unit indicating the presence or absence of a bubble in a particular region, and a set of units defining the coordinates of the bubbles.


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Basaltic magmas tend to be fairly fluid (low viscosity), Rhyolitic magmas tend to have even higher viscosity,Viscosity is an important property in determining the eruptive behavior of magmas.
Fissure volcanoes have no central crater at all. Instead,giant cracks open in the ground and expel vast quantitiesof lava. This lava spreads far and wide to form huge poolsthat can cover almost everything around. Whenthese pools of lava cool and solidify, the surfaceremains mostly flat. Since the source cracksare usually buried, there is often nothing"volcano-like" to see – only a flat plain.
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Shield volcanoes are the largest volcanoes. They have gentle, almost straight slopes and a wide, circular base.These volcanoes form when thin, running lava flows over a large area. Each time the volcano quietly erupts, thelayers of cooled lava build up.The lava that forms shield volcanoes contains a large volume of basalt. It has a very low viscosity. Basaltic lavacontains few gases, resulting in quiet, flowing eruptions. Mauna Loa, in Hawaii, is an example of a shield volcano.
A violent eruption occurs, forcing cinders and ash fromthe vent. This material settles around the vent, much like a cinder-cone volcano. This event is followed by a quieteruption. The lava flows over the cinders. It eventually cools and hardens. After many of these alternatingeruptions, a tall cone-shaped mountain forms.
The lava that forms composite volcanoes also has a low viscosity. It contains large amounts of silica, water, andgases. These violent volcanoes can be very dangerous. Mount Etna, in Italy, and Mount Saint Helens, in the UnitedStates, are two examples of composite volcanoes.


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