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Summer at St. George's provides fun and enriching summer camps for children ages 4 to 15. www.summeratstgeorges.ca
Each summer, St. Georges opens its doors to the world and offers a dynamic, fun and safe boarding program. Boys and Girls aged 9 to 16 years come from all over the world to enjoy a total Canadian immersion experience in one of Canada's most beautiful cities and campuses.
Touring production of The NationalTheatre and The Bristol Old Vic. -1989 -with Edward Petherbridge and Sian Thomas
Designing Programs : Gerstnerizer v.0.5
A series of test images from a piece of software in development called the Gerstnerizer. This is a working tool for graphic designers who want to create their own patterns, save them, share them and export them.
The work is informed by geometric and arabic design as well as having been inspired by the great Swiss graphic designer, Karl Gerstner who wrote a wealth of works on programming and using a systematic approach to design.
Full version coming soon to a screen near you !
Jean Kellogg, Merola Executive Director, Joan Kelly, James Kelly
Spring Benefit Gala 2015
A Waltz Down the Blue Danube
Photography by Kristen Loken
The upcoming general election across Cullman County next Tuesday (November 8th) will see a pilot program rollout of electronic polling books.
Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill has implemented the pilot program for the use of electronic poll books in lieu of printed lists of qualified voters and the poll list by Act Number 2016-317.
The Judge of Probate Tammy Brown and Cullman County Commission signed an agreement for participation in the pilot program. The use of the electronic poll books has been certified by the Alabama Secretary of State. The Secretary of State developed and provided to each participating county instructions, directives, and advisories regarding the examination, testing, and use of the e-poll book.
The Cullman County Probate Office Election division attended meetings regarding the e-poll book project and decided that early participation in the program would be most beneficial for the Cullman County Election Process.
The Cullman County Probate Office wants to take advantage of the latest technology available in the administration of the electoral process to expedite the election process. Technology is gearing toward e-poll books for future elections.
The Secretary of State allowed participating counties to start with the number of books they felt comfortable with in the beginning phase. The consensus is that there is going to be a large voter turn-out for the November 8, 2016, General Election.
Judge Brown had these thoughts on the electronic polling book roll out:
“I would never agree to anything that would interfere with the election process without obtaining all the necessary information before final decisions are made to move forward. The election workers already work a 12-hour+ day, so adding additional duties and responsibilities is never easy. We contacted Inspectors and provided as much information to them as possible to get their input before moving forward. The Inspectors at each of the precincts chosen agreed to participate in the pilot program. It was our intention to start small and possibly add e-poll books to more precincts in the future.”
The three precincts chosen are:
★ Center Hill Community Center
★ Cullman County Health Department
★ Bolte-White Grove Church
The Probate Office election employees have completed training for the use of the e-poll books.
Training classes will be held in the Probate Office for the Inspectors for the precincts that will use the e-poll books in the General Election. Each Inspector may also bring an additional election worker with them for the training.
More on the subject from Judge Brown:
“Cullman County has fair and honest elections and that is due to our election workers. We rely on their input for the election process. As the Chief Election Official for Cullman County, I want each election worker to know how much their service is appreciated.
The E-Poll Books are very similar to a tablet and replaces the paper sign-in system that the election workers now use to check off qualified voters and for poll list. Voters will cast their vote on the same voting machine, the DS200. The election process in its entirety has not changed we are just implementing the use of the e-poll book.”
A feature of the e-poll book is that the election worker will have the ability to search a voter’s name to verify the precinct that the voter is registered.
Upon a voter entering a voting location, the election worker enters the voter’s name into the system and if the worker finds the voter is not registered in that particular precinct, then the worker can provide the information as to the voting precinct location that voter is registered to vote without having to contact the Board of Registrars or the Probate Office. Election workers do not have this capability now with the paper voter’s list.
The process for checking in a voter should be expedited in that election workers will no longer have to hunt through paper voter’s list to find the voter’s name.
The only two forms of identification that the system will scan are:
• VALID DRIVER LICENSE
• STATE ISSUED IDENTIFICATION CARD (“I.D.”) CARD
Otherwise, the worker must manually enter the required information to locate the voter in the system.
If you have any questions regarding the e-poll book pilot program please contact the Probate Office Election Department:
Benson Clark or Joan Weaver 256-775-4811
Kathy Swann, Chief Clerk, 256-775-4665
For the full story including interviews with Judge Brown and Election Worker Barbie Barlow:
cullmantoday.com/2016/11/01/cullman-county-introduces-epo...
Purple wedding program on purple mums
Ceremony
Colonial Avenue Baptist Church
Roanoke, Virginia
Reception
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Roanoke Virginia
Wedding Coordination
Diamond Events
Stephanie Hughes
540-558-8143
DJ
RSP Entertainment
Photographer
Bert Reed Photography
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This is what I'm doing at work for the last 2 weeks, coding and coding.
Esto es lo que estoy haciendo en el curro estas últimas 2 semanas, picar y picar codigo
Second version of the PF powered train, controlled by an Mindstorms EV3.
In the previous version, it was not possible to access the charging plug at all. Making it impossible to recharge the battery.
In this version, this problem has been solved. The access to the charging plug is now under the easy-to-remove roof of the train.
In this photo you see the power cable connected.
Student volunteers from Thomas Nelson Community College biology classes spend their Saturday morning participating in International Coastal Cleanup day at Dandy Haven Marine in Hampton, VA on Oct 19, 2019.
Virginia Institute of Marine Science's Marine Advisory Program and Virginia Sea Grant are proud partners in the Virginia Clean Marina Program, which recognizes marinas that voluntarily take measures to prevent or reduce pollution at their facilities.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Cerimônia de assinatura do Decreto Presidencial que institui o Programa Nacional de Proteção e Manejo Populacional Ético de Cães e Gatos (ProPatinhas) e lançamento oficial do Sistema Nacional de Identificação de Cães e Gatos (SinPatinhas).
Palácio do Planalto.
Foto: Ricardo Stuckert / PR
One of the young women of Dorland-Bell demonstrates for the camera in 1943.
The Dorland-Bell school for girls in Hot Springs was combined with the Asheville Farm School in 1942 to create the Warren Wilson Vocational Junior College. Helen Hickman came from Dorland-Bell and continued teaching weaving until the late '50s
Program for the 1982 Spirit of America pageant season which was hosted at the Capital Centre in Landover, MD.
For the second consecutive year, The Pointe residents have corresponded with several elementary classes as part of our Pen Pal Program. At the end of the school year, a group of residents visit the school and meet the children they have been sending letters to. The children were just as excited as the residents to finally meet. One class read stories to the residents and another gave a presentation on jaguars. The program is one of our most successful and popular among our residents and they are already looking forward to school starting in the fall. Not sure the kids feel the same about that though!
UWO Graphic arts students present their final self directed projects for critique in the art department in the Arts and Communications building. Tuesday, December 11, 2018.