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For the Culture: New Tampa Black-owned beauty school gives back to its students
by: Deanne King
Posted: Aug 26, 2021 / 11:26 AM EDT/ Updated: Aug 26, 2021 / 11:26 AM EDT
NEW TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – A local Black-owned beauty school is celebrating Black Business Month with a big accomplishment and by giving back to its students.
The Dolly Monroe Beauty Academy was founded in 2018 by licensed esthetician, Dolly Monroe. The academy is located in New Tampa and gives students an opportunity to earn their esthetician and make-up artistry licenses. Over the course of this past year, the academy earned more than $1 million in revenue. The owner says she has used and continues to use that money to invest back into the students' education through renovations, enhanced curriculums, and eventually scholarships.
"As a minority woman, I cannot tell you the message that sends to our young estheticians across the world," Monroe says. "The fact that we're able to provide our students with all of these improvements and amenities during National Black Business Month makes this all the more special."
As a Black business owner, she's hoping to serve as an example to her students and the community.
"I've had my own challenges and experiences breaking into the industry, but what I want to encourage young Black women is if I can do it, you can do it too," she said.
The academy offers three different programs: 300-hour track, 600-hour track, or online courses. Students can earn their esthetician and make-up artistry licenses in as little as seven weeks but can go up to 18 weeks. Monroe's program was designed with a hands-on curriculum in mind, which is contrary to Monroe's personal school experience.
"They pretty much put me in a back office and told me to watch VHS videos of my entire esthetics education," Monroe said. "No books, nothing of value. I couldn't fathom someone else going through that experience."
Now in her 5,000 square-foot space, students learn everything from anatomy, to waxing, facials, make-up, and eyelashes.
"I've always been interested in health overall, so I found this to be a great way to help people feel their best and treat themselves," Naomi Sincere, a student at DMBA, said.
So far the academy has graduated 266 out of 267 students. To learn more about the program, click here.
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Discover ancient places within Grand Canyon where people lived long ago. What did the archeologists find during theses major excavations along the Colorado River ?
The National Park Service (NPS) and the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) excavated nine archeological sites along the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon during three years of fieldwork that started in 2006.
The NPS has a "preservation-in-place" mandate, and excavates archeological sites only when they cannot be stabilized and preserved in place. These sites were disappearing due to erosion; artifacts were literally washing into the river. Because these sites were being lost, the NPS initiated excavations to learn more about the people who lived here before the archeological evidence of their lives in the canyon was completely gone.
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View interactive 360° photos that capture a specific moment during the excavation of each site. Each image was taken near the end of the field session, when excavation was nearly complete. The rooms with their walls and floors are evident, having been exposed by crew members who carefully dug and hauled the overlying soil away one bucket at a time.
In the 360°photos, you'll also see archeologists at work, along with their tools, such as shovels, trowels, screens and buckets.
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generates data regarding the effects of Dam operations on historic properties, identifies ongoing impacts to historic properties within the APE [Area of Potential Effect], and develops and implements remedial measures for treating historic properties subject to damage.
Archeological Excavations at 9 Sites along the Colorado River Corridor
Between 2007 and 2009, the National Park Service, in cooperation with the Museum of Northern Arizona, undertook the first major archeological excavations along the river in Grand Canyon National Park in 40 years.
Archeologists Make Exciting Discoveries Along the Colorado River
In October, 2007, archeologists excavated a habitation site along the Colorado River. The fascinating artifacts they found provide insight into the lives of people who once made the Grand Canyon their home.
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Archeologists Excavate Kiva by the Colorado River
Archeologists excavated nine archeological sites along the Colorado River because they are being impacted by severe erosion. In April and May 2008, crews discovered a complete kiva during the excavation of one of these sites.
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Archeologists Excavate Two Sites Along the Colorado River.
In fall 2008, archeologists excavated two archeological sites during a three-year project along the Colorado River corridor in Grand Canyon. One of the excavated sites has evidence of as many as six different human occupations over a time span of 3,500 years.
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Canyon Sketches Vol 04 – June 2008
Vanishing Treasures Archeologists Stabilize Transept Ruin (North Rim)
In late June 2008, archeologists from Grand Canyon National Park's Division of Science and Resource Management cleaned and stabilized Transept Ruin, a two-room ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) ruin on the North Rim.
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El surdo es un tambor cilíndrico de grandes dimensiones y sonido profundamente grave. Está típicamente hecho de madera o metal y posee pieles en ambos lados.

Este tipo de tambor bajo es tradicionalmente usado en escuelas de samba, teniendo cada escuela un promedio de 25 a 35 unidades en su batería. Su función principal en el samba es la marcación del tempo. Los surdos también pueden encontrarse en bandas militares y generalmente son utilizados para marcar el pulso binario de la marcha, en conjunto con el bombo y la caja.

El nombre surdo puede designar también al tom-tom más grave de una batería, o al floor tom, que generalmente queda apoyado sobre pies propios, al lado derecho del baterista diestro o al izquierdo del baterista zurdo.

Construcción
El surdo posee un cuerpo cilíndrico hecho de madera o metal. Las pieles pueden ser hechas de cuero natural de cabra o buey, o incluso sintéticas (plástico). Son fijadas al cuerpo por anillos de acero galvanizado o aluminio. La tensión es realizada por tirantes de acero tensionados a través de tornillos y tuercas. El diámetro varía entre 40 cm y 75 cm. Los surdos de samba poseen una profundidad típica de 60 cm y los usados en samba-reggae son menos profundos (50 cm).

Uso en la batucada
El surdo en la batucada es un instrumento que requiere gran esmero y marcaje del tempo. El surdo es importante en la batucada, ya que un solo pequeño fallo por parte suya desestabilizaría a todo el grupo.

Véase también

 Tambor
 Bombo

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Tambores cuadrados
Instrumentos musicales de Brasil
Samba
Batería (instrumento musical)

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Q: Powershell or WMI to pull Printer Properties and Additional Drivers? What I am trying to accomplish:
Use a powershell script (WMI or cmdlets directly, or a combination) to query a 2003 or 2008 server with the PrintServer role, enumerate the printers shared, then list the drivers in use for that printer and specifically if an x86 or x64 driver is being used (or both).
I've looked at Win32_Printer, Win32_PrinterDriver, Get-Printer, etc. None of these seem to be able to tell me about x64 drivers or when multiple platform-specific drivers are loaded. Something like:
gwmi win32_printer -computername lebowski | %{$name = $_.name
$supported = $_.getrelated('Win32_PrinterDriver') | select supportedplatform, driverpath, version
Write-Host $name
return $supported
}

Produces the following:
PCLOADLETTER
supportedplatform : Windows NT x86
driverpath        : C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\DRIVERS\W32X86\3\RIC54Dc.DLL
version           : 3

However the problem being that particular printer also has x64 drivers loaded. I really don't want to manually check the properties tab of 100 printers just to see if they have the x64 driver loaded.

A: Your script looks good. Might I suggest using Select-Object name, driverpath as opposed select supportedplatform, driverpath, version.
The output then looks like:

Xerox WorkCentre Pro C3545 PS,3,Windows x64 C:\Windows\system32\spool\DRIVERS\x64\3...
Xerox WorkCentre Pro C3545,3,Windows NT x86 C:\Windows\system32\spool\DRIVERS\W32X8...

Granted, still probably not as clean as you would probably like it. This will (I think) give you what you're looking for.

A: This is a very interesting puzzle.
The closest I can suggest is this:
Run your powershell script twice:
Once "native" (which on an x64 system will run as 64 bit) and again as 32 bit. In 32 bit mode, you should only see printers that have 32 bit drivers (I am speculating a little here, but suspect this will be true).
You can see how to run your script as x86 and x64 in a few articles. Here is one:
http://www.gregorystrike.com/2011/01/27/how-to-tell-if-powershell-is-32-bit-or-64-bit/
The same script will run fine as either 32 or 64.
Then, if the above is behaving as expected, make the script save list to file, e.g.
32bitprinters.txt
64bitprinters.txt
And then a second script compares the lists, or does what you need.

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LI FANGWEI
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Parental Kidnappings
Additional Violent Crimes
Conspiracy to Violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (One Count); Violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (Two Counts); Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering (One Count); Conspiracy to Commit Wire and Bank Fraud (One Count); Wire Fraud (Two Counts)
Karl Lee, Sunny Bai, Song Dahai, Fangwei Li, Charles Lee, Charles Li, David Li, F.W. Li, FW Li, Wei Li, Li Wei, K. L. Wei, KL Wei, Li Fang Wei, "KL", "Patric"
Date(s) of Birth Used September 18, 1972
Place of Birth Heilongjiang, China
Height Approximately 5'7"
Weight Approximately 150 pounds
Nationality Chinese
Scars and Marks Li Fangwei has a mole on his upper lip.
NCIC W710456843
Reward:
The United States Department of State's Transnational Organized Crime Rewards Program is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to the arrest and/or conviction of Li Fangwei.
Li Fangwei is known to speak both Mandarin and English.
Li Fangwei, who is more commonly known by the name Karl Lee, was previously sanctioned by the United States for his alleged role as a principal supplier to Iran's ballistic missile program. It is alleged that from 2006 through the present time Li Fangwei controlled a large network of front companies based in Eastern China which he allegedly used to defraud United States banks, regulators, and companies in violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and the Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferators Sanctions Regulations. It is also alleged that he continues to violate United States law and economic sanctions by engaging in prohibited transactions worth millions of dollars through United States-based financial institutions.
Li Fangwei was indicted on April 28, 2014, in the United States District Court, Southern District of New York, and a federal arrest warrant was issued after he was charged with Conspiracy to Violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (One Count); Violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (Two Counts); Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering (One Count); Conspiracy to Commit Wire and Bank Fraud (One Count); and Wire Fraud (Two Counts).
SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AN INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT RISK
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