 the judging was done Friday night, and All Terrain Monkey has stated that the trophy judges weren't even selected until after all of the entries were received on Saturday. I don't doubt that you heard what you claim to have heard, but it's very possible that whoever (whomever?) it was that you heard was simply spouting off.
I was just about to ask about the Saturday judging, as it was my understanding that everything was judged Friday after the 6:00 deadline and that Saturday "as space allows" entries were judged by a different set of judges. Was a specific deadline ever even announced for Saturday entrants?
Anne, thank you for addressing this point-by-point. Personally, I really, really like the new system. I won two bronze Sophies under the old system. I'm really proud of them, but they were both in the Warlord Large category, which usually only had a dozen or so entries. With the new system, I've won two silvers and a bronze, and the best part is I don't have to wonder how close I was to getting bronze/silver/gold. If the piece is worthy, it takes a medal. I like that. Meg made a really good point about defining "pro-painter". I've sold a few of my minis for some pretty respectable cha-ching, yet I've never won a gold (next year ). As Meg stated, how could Reaper possibly police such a policy?
Painting Contest Congrats!
Create project integration plan and define weekly activities on simulator.
Define and manage site integration priorities. Reports on Integration status.
Ensure proper deployment of the visual system, when applicable.
Identify and participate actively in solving software problems, advise appropriate engineers / technicians.
Travel to CAE customer sites to complete and qualify the simulator. Supports customer during acceptance phase.
Responsible for site software configuration management.
Bachelor of Engineering with minimum of two years related experience.
Knowledge of CAE software and applications (CAELIB, STARTEAM, Strive framework, Visual Systems, SIM XXI and NeTTs architecture).
Knowledge of C, C++ and FORTRAN programming languages and scripting languages (Perl).
Knowledge of Microsoft development tools for Windows platform (Visual Studio 6.0 and higher).
Good Knowledge of Windows Environment and PC hardware.
Availability to travel to various locations for on-site work.Every single device we use that accepts inputs has been programmed. From your blue-ray player to your latest Smartphone, from the basest appliance to the most complex one, programming has its use.
Programming Languages used to make software/games etc.
In the 80s, structured programming was very popular. It aimed at programming using structures, or blocks. But as the programs grew complex, structured programming grew way too complex to understand. That was when object-oriented programming came. Most of the top programming languages that are console-based are object oriented. It offers reliability and security than structured paradigm.
Java represents a revolutionary change in the way we program. It displayed that OOP-languages simply and in a way revolutionize the program. It was developed at Sun Microsystems by a team led by James Gosling.
It can be used to make games, make software or internet applets. Should not be used for programming OS because its interaction with hardware is not good. Also games are not usually made in java, because of its average interaction with hardware.
It was preceded by C, the programming language with no class, yet the most popular and influential programming language ever made. C is still popular but its popularity has been equaled by C++.
it can be used to make almost everything. You can develop games, program hardware, make OS, make a web server etc. Internet applets are not supported by this language.
Created by Microsoft for use in its API. You can develop games, software, windows 8 app and windows phone apps. In short, any API that Microsoft has developed, you can use it.
any API that Microsoft has ever made will work with C#. XNA, Windows 8 SDK, Windows Phone 8 SDK will work in C#. Microsoft has taken steps to make this language more popular and more used.
Python was once extremely popular, and then lost its popularity and now regaining its lost popularity. Google uses it and many other big names use it now.
PyGame is an API that you can use to python based 2D/2.5D games. Web.Py can be used to make web modules in python. Much software can be made as well.
If you ever wanted to start making any web application or website you must know HTML. You can start learning from w3schools or tizag.com. Both are free. The current version of HTML is 5, which include many features that were until now only in flash.
If you want to design your website like all websites are, you need to know CSS. Again refer to the same link as before for tutorials.
YOU MUST KNOW IT. It is like “the programming language of the WEB”. Its popular, its fast, it does almost all the job that a top programming language and add to that, you don’t have to install any software for it.
Hypertext Pre-processor is the full form of PHP. Millions of websites have added dynamicity using PHP. It is so simple, yet powerful. All tutorials can be found over the Internet.
If you are into website designing, and then you should know this language. It is not exactly a language; it is a library of JavaScript, which just simplifies things a lot.
Knowing these programming languages you can become quite skilled in programming in all areas. A lot of applications for mobile are made by HTML and JavaScript these days, so knowing them would be a big plus.
It does everyone good to know when you can and can't record or can and can't be recorded. 

You can be recorded if you are in public, and there isn't a reason to expect privacy. If you're sitting in your backyard fenced in and aren't yelling at your neighbor's, you have the right of privacy. If you are in your car not being a nuisance or not doing anything illegal, you have the right to privacy.

If you are at a public park minding your own business, you can request someone to stop recording you as the focal point of a recording. If you are at a public park, being loud, listening to loud music, or yelling at other people in the park. There is no right too privacyCheshire's On the Way!
This summer is already slated to be Boston Roundtable's busiest yet, and one camp we're especially excited to open to the public is our Summer S.T.E.A.M. Camp at Cheshire Academy! We've been busy with the school for the past several months to design the perfect camp, and can't wait to share it with our students!
This past week we tabled in Carlisle and Cohasset MA to promote the program, and have already launched our social media campaign to spread the word! Thank you to these towns for welcoming us and giving us a chance to spread the word!
We are also thrilled to be able to offer this program at a discounted rate thanks to Cheshire as well as our own American Ambassador Scholarship. We care deeply about furthering our vision of "Promoting Education on an International Scale," and hope the accessibility of this camp will allow people of all backgrounds to have a seat at the 圆桌, or roundtable!
Learn more about the Summer S.T.E.A.M. Camp here!PLOUGHSHARES UPDATES
- Ploughshares Ireland
As the looming invasion
of Iraq darkened the winter of 2003, sparks of hope flashed in Ireland, where
iron tools struck steel
warplanes. Mary Kelly, who used a fire-axe to disable a U.S. Navy
troop transport plane on January 29, was charged with "criminal
damage without lawful excuse." At her June, 2003, jury trial in
Kilrush, Co. Clare, she put forward a defense of acting to save lives
and prevent crime, justified under both domestic and international
law. She had the opportunity to act because Shannon Airport is a
major refueling stop for U.S. soldiers and their gear en route to the
Mideast, defying Irish constitutional claims of neutrality.
Summing up, the trial judge stated that international law
does not apply in Ireland and practically demanded a guilty verdict.
But independent minded jurors produced a deadlock after five hours of
deliberations, and a mistrial was declared.
Two days into her June 2004 retrial, Kelly's defense counsel
abruptly resigned, causing another mistrial. Her second retrial will
begin October 19.
No sooner had the plane Kelly disarmed been repaired, than a
group of Catholic Workers, calling themselves the Pitstop
Ploughshares, went to work on it again. Deirdre Clancy, Nuin Dunlop,
Karen Fallon, Damien Moran and Ciaron O'Reilly spent up to several
weeks in jail after the February 4, 2003 action. All are now out on
conditional release: banned from County Clare and from a mile radius
of the U.S. embassy, and required to sign on twice a week at a police
station. They face two counts of criminal damage and a maximum 10
year sentence if convicted. Trial has been repeatedly postponed as
the prosecution fights defense pretrial demands for evidence about
Irish complicity in U.S. war plans.Walking tall by standing in awe
Walking tall by standing