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Being prepared is the best way to ease the stress of test taking. If you are having difficulty scheduling your Placement Test, please contact the UNG Testing Office.

If you have a red yes in any Placement Test Required row on your Check Application Status page in Banner, read the information below relating to the area in which you have the red yes.

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Killexams : Practice Test: Counting Money

In this short practice test, counting money is what it’s all about. First, students look at adding groups of coins and finding their totals. They’ll have to circle the correct answer choice to show they added them up. As a final challenge, students will read through two money math word problems and solve for the sums. This math worksheet is catered to the first-grade curriculum.

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Killexams : TIBCO Named a Leader Again in 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Integration Platform-as-a-Service, Worldwide

Real-Time Enterprise iPaaS Delivers Clear Business Value to Customers

SANTA CLARA, Calif., February 06, 2023--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TIBCO, a global leader in enterprise data, empowers its customers to connect, unify, and confidently predict business outcomes, solving the world's most complex data-driven challenges. Today, TIBCO announced it was again named a Leader in the 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS), Worldwide. TIBCO offers customers a reimagined enterprise iPaaS experience, with real-time, flexible integration capabilities to connect any app, data, device, or process and ensure on-time, cost-effective delivery of digital business initiatives.

"Today's customers need to respond to business opportunities and threats quickly, making integration a critical element required to drive any digital business initiative," said Matt Quinn, general manager, TIBCO, a business unit of Cloud Software Group. "TIBCO enables businesses to accelerate connectivity across the organization with flexible and broad integration capabilities, empowering myriad users to solve all integration challenges. We continue to see high levels of customer adoption due to our unparalleled ability to deliver an exceptional solution for customers and partners to connect their organization."

The TIBCO Cloud™ Integration iPaaS enables users to solve any integration challenge with a comprehensive set of integration and automation offerings. Unlike other vendors, TIBCO continues to differentiate itself through support for real-time, event-driven integration, powered by strong messaging and event-processing capabilities. TIBCO empowers any user – including business technologists, integration specialists, developers, and application owners – to create digital services, automate processes, and connect enterprise digital assets. Additionally, TIBCO delivers complete flexibility in how organizations purchase, design, extend, and deploy integration solutions, helping users choose the best-fit solution for their specific challenge. TIBCO Cloud Integration enables companies to take advantage of cost-effective and flexible integration solutions, ensuring on-time delivery of critical digital initiatives.

The 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), Worldwide evaluated the strengths and cautions of multiple vendors in the market. According to Gartner, "Leaders execute well against their current vision and are well positioned for tomorrow."

TIBCO adds its acknowledgment as a Leader in the 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Integration Platform-as-a-Service, Worldwide to a growing list of recognitions, including being named a leader in the following reports: Forrester Wave for Enterprise iPaaS, GigaOm Radar for iPaaS, GigaOm Radar for Cloud Platforms for Hybrid Integration and Automation, and the Nucleus Research iPaaS Technology Value Matrix.

Read the full 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Integration Platform-as-a-Service, Worldwide report.

Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Integration Platform as a Service, Worldwide, By Keith Guttridge, Andrew Comes, Saikat Ray, 24 January 2023.

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TIBCO, a business unit of Cloud Software Group, unlocks the potential of real-time data for making faster, smarter decisions. Our Connected Intelligence Platform seamlessly connects any application or data source; intelligently unifies data for greater access, trust, and control; and confidently predicts outcomes in real time and at scale. Learn how solutions to our customers' most critical business challenges are made possible by TIBCO at www.tibco.com.

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Tackle these vocabulary basics in a short practice test: synonyms and antonyms. Synonyms are words that have a similar meaning, and antonyms are words with opposite meanings. Students in first and second grade will think deeply about word meaning as they search for the matching synonym or antonym in each row of this memorizing and writing worksheet.

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Killexams : Do Rapid Tests Still Work?

Other research suggests that the accuracy of rapid tests improves a few days into an infection. A large study released as a preprint paper last year showed that rapid tests were only 60 percent accurate on the first day of a person’s infection if they had symptoms. If the person was asymptomatic, the accuracy dropped to just 12 percent. However, doing a second test 48 hours later improved rapid test accuracy to 92 percent for people with symptoms and 51 percent for asymptomatic infections. A third test after another 48 hours improved accuracy to 75 percent for people without symptoms.

Because of this, the FDA now recommends so-called serial testing: If you think you’ve been infected with the coronavirus but test negative, test again in 48 hours, after the virus has had more time to replicate. If you’re still negative, take one more test in another two days. (Unfortunately, for the sake of accuracy, this will mean spending more money on tests.) The FDA made this announcement in November 2022, and manufacturers are required to change rapid test packaging to reflect the new guidelines.

“A negative does not necessarily rule you out of having the disease, and that’s why multiple tests are recommended,” said Nathaniel Hafer, an assistant professor of molecular medicine at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School who worked on the repeat-testing study. “If you’re positive, you can feel pretty confident that you’re positive. If you’re negative, that repeat test is really important for increasing the accuracy.”

Another possible explanation for a false negative result is user error. To make sure you’re testing correctly, read through the instructions first, even if you think you know what you’re doing.

“A lot of us this far into the pandemic have done tests multiple times, and it’s easy to be like, ‘Yeah, yeah, I know what to do,’” Dr. Hafer said. “Pulling out those instructions and really making sure you go through it step by step is the best thing to do because each test is a little bit different.” For example, tests may differ in terms of how long you need to swab each nostril, how far up your nose you should go, how many drops to use on the test strip and how long you need to wait for a result.

Another tip is to blow your nose beforehand. Tests for Covid-19 detect the virus in the cells that line the inside of your nose, not in your mucus, so you don’t want your snot getting in the way of the sample. Also, make sure you’re going far enough up inside your nose.

“The most important thing you can do to Improve the accuracy of the tests is get a good sample,” Dr. Campbell said. “If you’re swabbing up there where it burns just a little bit, that tells you you’re doing it right.”

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Killexams : More Bing Search Features & Tests

Bing Magnifying Glass

Here is another batch of Microsoft Bing Search tests and features that were caught out in the wild that I wanted to share with you. They include sorting, filtering, carousels, animations, related content and maybe even some bugs?

(1) Sorting results by more parameters:

(2) Related videos under the video results:

(3) Dynamic and animated carousel information box of sorts, life cycle feature:

(4) See this location:

(5) I am not sure what this is about:

(6) Left side product refinement filters:

(7) Want more deals feature:

(8) "Top Headlines" in Bing at the sitelink on the desktop search:

(9) Bing is testing a different style for sitelinks on their - via Frank Sandtmann on Mastodon:

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(10) Interesting character image on that search bar when you try to use a different search engine. I am not sure if it is new:

(11) Bing snippet with icon to represent multiple images from this source via Frank on Mastodon:

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This is in addition to the other items we recently posted about Bing.

Forum discussion at Twitter threads above.

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Killexams : US firm accused of improper behaviour

Durban — A major US-based multinational software conglomerate, Tibco, has been accused of serious ethical misconduct and non-compliance with South Africa's corporate governance laws after it cancelled a trading contract with its local Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) partner, TechSoft, without the prescribed notice as per the contract between both parties.

According to documents obtained by the Daily News, the two tech companies had established a joint venture and strategic partnership agreement (SPA) known as TechSoft to provide software services to private and state-owned companies such as Telkom.

Other clients of the joint venture, which include Rand Merchant Bank (RMB), Nedbank, First Rand Group and many others in Sub-Saharan African countries, are alleged to have been affected. They were faced with possible system disruptions as Tibco abruptly attempted to end the relationship in September when it cancelled the contract, plunging the local supplier into huge financial costs running to several hundreds of millions of rand.

TechSoft responded by filing an urgent court application to interdict the cancellation and demanded the reasons for stopping the contract as the company believed that it had agreements that prevented such an event from being executed.

According to documents, the matter has been through several iterations in court, where the judge ruled in favour of TechSoft that the matter was urgent and a determination needed to be made as soon as possible.

In its heads of arguments, TechSoft said it would suffer irreparable damage, including laying off 60 staff.

TechSoft corporate affairs executive Brian Mpono said his company had a firm view that the cancellation was unlawful and irrational since their company was not given the notice and termination as per the contract.

He explained that besides not being given appropriate notice, the company did not even believe there were valid reasons for cancellation since TechSoft had not breached any partnership agreement, arguing that was the reason why they decided to challenge the decision in court.

Mpono said under normal circumstances, and in respect of the spirit of the TechSoft SPA, Tibco could have behaved ethically and given consideration for its BEE partner of 16 years by implementing a structured plan which protected both brands and the goodwill of both entities.

“This could have easily been achieved, but Tibco exercised its strength and failed to do this,” he said.

He added that instead of giving his company notice and dealing with the matter collectively, Tibco management, without TechSoft’s knowledge, informed customers not to do business with TechSoft.

“I don’t believe it’s ethical, and definitely should not be condoned,” said Mpono.

He further blasted Tibco for not being honest in court.

“When the judge questioned why we were in court as Tibco had not cancelled and may choose not to cancel, the judge continuously indicated that Tibco may not cancel, and at no point did Tibco’s counsel confirm their intentions.”

Mpono added that his company then filed another urgent application and this time TechSoft won, based on urgency.

“We were shocked to learn from our clients that we did not have a contract to supply them, yet our contract states that Tibco is obliged to fulfil all TechSoft obligations as TechsSoft is an extension of Tibco.

“How unethical was that for a reputable international company providing a strategic business to big organisations, including state-owned enterprises?” said Mpono.

Furthermore, Mpono said the whole action by Tibco made them conclude that it never entered into a partnership with them in good faith, but used TechSoft for their BEE credentials since South African laws required them to have black partners in order to continue getting tenders from the government, and most private sector companies as well.

When pressed for comment, Tibco’s legal representative, Jason Hunter, from Thomson Wilks attorneys said: “Please note that your letter has been directed to our offices by Tibco, whom we represent in the proceedings under Case No: 047934/2022. We are taking instructions from our client and will provide formal correspondence once we have our instructions.”

They would not be drawn into commenting further.

However, research shows that Tibco has been operating in SA since early 2000 as Tibco SA, until 2006, when the government made it mandatory for big companies who do work with the state to have local black partners.

This forced Tibco to negotiate with Dynatech, a black-owned local software company, which was doing similar work.

Their relationship grew to a point that they formed another joint venture where Tibco transferred its rights to Dynatech subsidiary, TechSoft, to establish the Techsoft JV and supply software to African countries.

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Killexams : US software company accused of tax evasion in SA

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Killexams : Stock Up on Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests While You Can

As of May 11, the COVID-19 pandemic will no longer be considered a national or public health emergency in the U.S., the Biden Administration announced on Jan. 30. That’s not only a symbolic move. It also means the government will stop footing the bill for things like COVID-19 tests, vaccines, and treatments, which could bring changes to many of the free programs U.S. residents have come to rely on throughout the pandemic.

For example, the end of the public health emergency may mean the end of the federal government’s free at-home test program, through which U.S. residents can periodically order antigen test kits. Medicare and private insurers will also no longer be required to cover free at-home tests each month, though some plans may choose to continue reimbursing some costs, with beneficiaries picking up the rest of the price out-of-pocket.

Read More: Why Rapid COVID-19 Test Results Are Getting More Confusing

For now, though, these programs are still up and running—so you can stock up on free at-home COVID-19 tests while they’re a sure thing. Each U.S. household can currently get four tests for free from the federal government, and Medicare and private insurance plans reimburse the costs of up to eight at-home tests per insured person per month. Between the two, an insured individual could receive more than two dozen free tests between now and May 11.

Those at-home kits expire, however, so your stash won’t last forever. But the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has extended the expiration dates for many test kits, so their shelf lives may be longer than the packaging suggests. Current expiration dates are listed here on the FDA’s website.

Whether they’re reimbursed or not, at-home tests will remain for sale even after the public-health emergency expires, and labs and pharmacies will also still offer testing services—people may just have to pay for them going forward. It remains to be seen exactly how much lab tests will cost in the future, but some insured people may continue to have no out-of-pocket costs as long as they use in-network providers.

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Killexams : Patrick Mahomes excited to test injured ankle out at Wednesday’s practice

CINCINNATI, Ohio - Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is ready to get back to work.

The MVP frontrunner suffered a high ankle sprain on his right ankle in the first quarter of a 27-20 win over Jacksonville. He re-entered the game in the third quarter and passed for 195 yards (22 of 30) with two touchdowns.

Kansas City coach Andy Reid and Mahomes both said he would play on Sunday in the AFC Championship against the Bengals, with the only lingering question being how healthy he will be.

“It’s doing good, few days of treatment, few days of rehab,” Mahomes said on Wednesday. “I’m excited to get on the practice field to test it out and see where I’m at.”

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Mahomes started receiving treatment when he got back to Kansas City the night of the game after undergoing further testing. He’s spent nearly the entire day at the team facility over the last 48 hours rotating between treatment, rehab and watching film.

“It’s a full-day thing to make sure you prepared mentally and physically,” Mahomes said.

Mahomes has battled and played through a variety of ailments throughout his career including a high ankle sprain on his other ankle. He said the most challenging injury he’s played through was the turf toe that he was dealing with in Super Bowl LV.

He told reporters on Wednesday that his latest ankle injury will impact the way he pushes off the ground to throw. His goal in practice this week is to find out the “limitations that he will have to work through.”

The encouraging part for Mahomes is he’s felt better than he thought he would at every step and that’s given him confidence to attack practice in the coming days.

“I’m going to push it to see what I can do on Saturday,” Mahomes said.

Michael Niziolek covers the Bengals for cleveland.com. Follow him on Twitter @michaelniziolek, click here for more coverage.

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