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Moeyungyi wetland-the first RAMSER site in Myanmar is just two and half hours drive from Yangon. The Sanctuary is permanent freshwater lake established in 1988 as a wetland wildlife sanctuary for the protection of water fowls and their habitats. Large assemblies of migratory and resident water birds are accessible. Moeyungyi wetland highlights are flocks of Asian Openbill, rare Painted Stork, Lesser Whistling Duck, Purple Swamphen, Cotton Pygmy Goose, Pheasant-tailed Jacana and Bronze- winged Jacana. Other specialties rare species Sarus Crane, Oriental Darter, Spot-billed Pelican, Water Cock, Asian Golden Weaver, Plaintive Cuckoo, Oriental Pratincole, Little Tern, Cinnamon Bittern and Vinous-breasted Starling, and Asian Pied Starling, Black-capped Kingfisher, White-throated Kingfisher, Black-winged Stilt, Glossy Ibis, Black-headed Ibis, Yellow- bellied Prinia, , Eastern Marsh, Western Marsh Harrier, Pied Harrier, Whiskered Tern, Bluethroat, Black-browned Reed Warbler, Oriental Reed Warbler and others. This tour

It does not require one to be a genius for you to pass your nursing exams. On the other hand, there is a proven formula which one can employ to get the best grades. It might sound cliche, but studying smart and studying hard can yield different results. In most cases, the students who study smart emerge at the top of the class, consequently getting priority when applying for jobs. So, how can you beat the system? The following tips might prove to be of great help: 1. Familiarize Yourself with the Test Formats Most institutions and instructors tend to do things in a certain way. For instance, some schools tend to give about four exam questions and ask you to choose three questions. You may be required to write a report or thesis at the end of the course in other cases. Either way, institutions and lecturers tend to have a particular way of setting up nursing exams. You might be surprised to notice that most examiners tend to ask similar questions as well. In such a case, look out for past papers and such as a

The League of Young Voters Latest Initiative Aims to Get Our Nation’s Youth Involved in the 2010 Census Through the Innovative Platform of 99Problems.org Los Angeles, CA (April 6, 2010) – Nearly a year after Barack Obama was sworn in as the nation’s first African American president, today The League of Young Voters Education Fund (LYVEF) announces the launch of it’s latest effort, the Numbers Don’t Lie Campaign – a new online initiative and call to action for our nation’s youth to get involved in the 2010 Census. Numbers Don’t Lie is a project of the League’s news portal 99problems.org and will attempt to reach urban youth in their neighborhoods across the nation using viral videos and hip-hop culture to teach them about the importance of the census. The Numbers Don’t Lie project has been rolling out a series of viral video PSAs hosted by DJ Willie Shakes (Core DJs, Star Trak’s Chester French). DJ Willie Shakes, has been touching down to talk with tastemakers, hip hop artists and celebrities at the local leve

ComputerWorld has digested a McAfee report titled 2011 Threat Predications Report. Now, I’ll presume that a company that’s in the anti-virus industry always predicts lots of threats…then they sell something to stop them. But it’s still an interesting thesis. They note that OS X users have always thought that their OS is impenetrable to attacks (which everyone knows is entirely fictional and in fact Apple tends to take longer to patch known problems far longer than Microsoft). As the OS grows, it becomes more attractive to hackers. McAfee notes: The popularity of iPads and iPhones in business environments and the easy portability of malicious code between them could put many users and businesses at risk next year and beyond…We anticipate threats of data and identity exposure will become more pronounced. and they conclude: Mac OS X still represents a mere fraction of the potential Windows-based victims out there, but the false sense of security and general lack of understanding of security threats actually make

Nokia (s nok) President and CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo in his CES keynote this morning highlighted the company’s global role in the mobile world. It’s a role that likely fits Nokia more than any other handset maker — with the world’s largest market share of feature phones, Nokia devices are seemingly everywhere. Kallasvuo also posed to developers a global challenge focused on human progress in developing regions. Why continue with lower- end devices in this age of the superphone? The complex answer, according to Kallasvuo, boils down to a simple concept: Mobile technology is providing “the will and the means” for human progress in developing areas. And to show how serious Nokia is about such a concept, Kallasvuo announced a million-dollar bounty available to mobile app developers to support it. Nokia is partnering with “Sesame Street” in a contest dubbed Calling All Innovators, designed to show that developers can “do good business and do good” at the same time. The winner of this Global Economy Venture Challeng

MEMORABLE QUOTES FROM THE EPISODE: [00:29:37] "The coin flips aren't influencing each other. Without that assumption, the law of large numbers might not be true." [00:13:01] "...mathematics is the art of giving the same name to different things, which is an amazing insight, because it's so true to what we are doing in mathematics that, you know, on a very basic level, we use the fact that a triangle over here and the same triangle over here have the same properties we don't really worry about." [00:16:52] "...it means constructing this classical Greek way where there's only two tools you're allowed to use a compass and a straight edge. So it allows you to draw a straight line between two points or something that allows you to draw circles." Jordan Ellengberg's twitter: https://twitter.com/JSEllenberg HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SHOW [00:01:19] Guest Introduction [00:03:02] Where you grew up and what it was like there? [00:03:58] What were you like in high school? [00:04:49] Jordan talks about geometry [00:05:24] Talk

Max has been diligently following the Circuit-Breaker rules, but he has so much to get used to. Not only must he stay indoors all day and do Home-Based Learning, he can’t meet his friends anymore. And bubble tea is off the menu! ? Faced with a host of emotions he doesn’t quite understand, Max asks for help from his friend, Jasmine. Together, they draw, colour and find new ways to process what Max is feeling. Wild Rice Academy is thrilled to launch #FeelingsToTheMax, created and performed by our Teaching Artist, Jasmine Blundell. This educational video series will help children identify, understand and manage their emotions as they ride out the last phase of Singapore’s Circuit-Breaker and prepare to go back to school. Perfect for children aged five and up, this YouTube-exclusive series features four short episodes (each less than 10 minutes long). From 20 May, new episodes will be uploaded to WILD RICE’s YouTube channel every week. Episode #1: Max Learns to Give & Take Streaming from 20 May, 3pm SGT 6 weeks i

Eschatology is the branch within theology concerning the study of the end, the study of the last days. Thinking, praying, and pouring over Genesis – Revelation to search out answers to questions like ‘How will Jesus return?’, ‘When will Jesus return?’, and ‘Who will Jesus return for?’ can be a mammoth theological endeavor to dive into. So mammoth that it often does one of two things to people. It either scares people away from it entirely or prompts people to embrace a kind of overly simplistic belief about Eschatology, that details don’t matter much…the only thing that matters is that Jesus is coming back. In my own Christian experience I have been in both of these positions before and through the encouragement (and patience) of my former pastors and friends I dove deeply into Eschatology and found something altogether unexpected. I found that it wasn’t as dark or mysterious as people say it is, I found we can learn as much about Eschatology in Genesis as we can in Revelation, and found that studying the wha

Tuesday, 21 March 2017 As we celebrate 60 years of medicine at UWA, we take a look at one Centre which is making a real difference to the healthcare professionals in WA and nationally. “UWA is fortunate to have the only integrated medical and surgical simulation training facilities in the region. The Clinical Training and Evaluation Centre (CTEC) has trained over 30,000 doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals since it opened in 2000. “This number alone shows the incredible impact the Centre has on the future of medicine in WA,” CTEC Director, Professor Jeffrey Hamdorf. UWA Doctor of Medicine and UWA Doctor of Podiatric Medicine students practice essential and cutting edge surgical skills in the main operating theatre which is complete with instrumentation, superior quality laparoscopic equipment for key-hole surgery, imaging technology and manikin trainers. Medical emergencies are simulated in the medical simulation area. “Students also use this facility for learning theatre etiquette, examination skills

Cases of vector-borne disease have more than tripled in the United States since 2004, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported, with mosquitoes and ticks bearing most of the blame. Ticks, which are not insects but parasitic arthropods, actually cause more disease in the United States than mosquitoes do, accounting for 76.51 percent of total U.S. vector-borne disease cases. These include Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever and newer diseases as well. Why the uptick in vector-borne disease, and, more important, how can we protect ourselves? As researchers of these types of diseases, we have some answers. Both mosquitoes and ticks transmit disease- causing pathogens through bites. Only the female mosquito takes a blood meal to make eggs, but almost all life stages of ticks need blood to survive. Although mosquitoes were first demonstrated to have the ability to transmit diseases in 1889, mosquitoes have been transmitting diseases for far longer. Written records as early as 2700 B

The Coral Restoration Consortium is supporting several learning exchange opportunities between coral reef restoration practitioners. The Learning Exchange Awards, presented at Reef Futures 2018: A Coral Restoration and Intervention-Science Symposium, will provide a way to share all the great work the Coral Restoration Consortium is doing by connecting people and projects. Learn more about our Learning Exchange Award recipients and their projects below. Congrats to the Learning Exchange Awards Winners: - Tatiana Villalobos (Raising Coral Costa Rica) will to “Find strength in the outcast: Creating an Eastern Tropical Pacific Restoration Network” by hosting representatives from Corales de Paz, Ecomares (Colombia); UABCS & UNAM (México) to help coordinate restoration efforts. - Nichole Danser (ScubbleBubbles) will “Get young people from Aruba invested and inspired to learn new spawning and rearing methods so they can then teach their peers and impact the future!” by traveling to CARMABI on her sister island of Cu

It’s the dreaded diagnosis: cancer. But instead of surgery, radiation, or another invasive treatment, your doctor recommends that you enroll in a program of active surveillance, also known as watchful waiting. This can be positive news in many ways. With active surveillance, you have the benefit of not having to go through surgery or experience uncomfortable side effects from medicines or radiation therapy. Instead, you agree to a regular schedule of check-ins, scans, or other tests to make sure your cancer isn’t growing or changing over time. Cancer sometimes grows very slowly or not at all. As doctors learn to better predict whose tumors will get bigger or spread, they’re increasingly recommending active surveillance for patients with certain early forms of prostate cancer, breast cancer, thyroid cancer, lymphoma, and skin cancer. “Active surveillance is a great choice for a lot of people,” says Memorial Sloan Kettering psychiatrist Andrew Roth. “But it’s not for everyone.” For some people, just knowing the

Hyaluronic acid belongs to glycosaminogly family. It can be readily found in the tissues of the body and performs vital roles in the distribution of nutrients around. Primarily, it goes to be the one distributing the nutrients in the areas that are not actually supplied with blood like the cartilaginous parts of the body. This type of acid works in two vague fields – medicine and cosmetology. In medicine, it works greatly in the prevention and alleviation of arthritis and other joint problems. In cosmetology and dermatology, it works to reveal youthful skin by preventing wrinkles and fine lines from appearing. It is apparent that as a person ages, some of the bodily functions are reduced. One of the most noted problems especially to aging people is the occurrence of joint problems. This happens as a result of the reduction of the supply of lubrication on the area of the joints leading to problems like bursitis and arthritis. As you might well know, these areas need enough lubrication as it works with friction

Day 4 (which was actually yesterday) we went to Ocotlan. Birthplace of the painter Rudolfo Morelos. But before we got out of town I saw this set of signs and thought you all needed to see them as well. Ocotlan is south of the city of Oaxaca. The biggest building in town is the church. Unlike many colonial era churches in Mexico, the church in Ocotlan has been restored to the way it looked in the 1880s. Much later than the usual 16th century. A lot of buildings in Ocotlan use the same blue, white, ocher, and black color scheme. Inside the church is white, gold, and black. It’s much brighter than many of the churches. This is the main chancel. While we were in the church I could hear a bird singing. It was a tough to locate the source. I was sure it was in the church but couldn’t find it until I realized that there the upper portion of the wall between the main chancel on the rosary chapel was open. I found this little guy perched on an angel’s wing. The chapel has a collection of obscure saints in the spaces b

South Carolina’s first reconstruction governor was former Northern General Robert K. Scott, a Pennsylvania native who accomplished a tripling of the State debt through corruption and fraudulent bonds; his legislature voted itself a full-time saloon and restaurant at taxpayer expense. Scott’s successor, former Northern army officer Daniel H. Chamberlain was determined “to make his elected position pay,” though feeble attempts were made toward reform and Republican patronage which enraged black Republicans expecting favors for votes delivered. Bernhard Thuersam, www.Circa1865.com Representing the Powers at Washington in South Carolina “There is ample evidence of both black domination and the exercise of controls over black leadership by the white [Republican] leadership. South Carolina was unique among the reconstructed States in that blacks constituted about 60 percent of the population. This population advantage was converted into a substantial numerical advantage in the legislature, where Negroes held a two-

|March 2, 2012| |7:00 pm||to||9:00 pm| In 1942, when computers were human and women were underestimated, a group of female mathematicians helped win a war and usher in the computer age. Screening of “Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of WWII” and a discussion with filmmaker LeAnn Erickson LeAnn Erickson is an associate professor, Department of Film and Media Arts, Temple University, and has been an independent video and filmmaker for more than 20 years. In 1941, soon after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, a secret military program was launched to recruit women to the war effort. But unlike the efforts to recruit Rosie to the factory, this search targeted female mathematicians who would become human “computers” for the U.S. military. From the bombing of Axis Europe to the assaults on Japanese strongholds, the women worked round-the-clock shifts creating ballistics tables that proved crucial to Allied success. Rosie made the weapons, but the female computers made them accurate. When the first electron

IRS Installment Agreements: Your Path to Tax Debt Relief You have therefore received the advice that every taxpayer dreads: you owe the government money! Fortunately, the IRS allows qualified taxpayers to pay their debts through a installment agreement. Being hit with a hefty tax bill can be stressful, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the refund options available. Although the IRS always prefers that you pay your taxes on time, it offers solutions to reimburse IRS back taxes. To help you understand the best plan for you, we’ll cover the different types of installment agreements available, their terms, and who qualifies for these IRS payment plans. What is an Installment Agreement? An IRS installment agreement is one of the easiest and most popular methods of paying off old debt. It allows you to repay your tax debt in monthly installments. If you think you can pay off your tax debt with a little more time, an installment agreement may be right for you! Types of Installment Agreements It’s a relief to know

Every campaign season, political parties publish platforms detailing their promises plank by plank. These platforms are not binding—politicians rarely fulfill their promises, and it’s often worse when they do—but they do offer an outline of the vision each party claims to represent. Anarchists take a different approach: rather than offering a prefabricated blueprint, we propose to work things out together, dynamically, according to the principles of self-determination, horizontality, mutual aid, and solidarity. Still, whenever people encounter anarchist ideas for the first time, there is a certain kind of person who always demands to see a clear template. In response, one of our contributors has put together an example of an anarchist program—a set of proposals that could be put into effect in the course of a revolution—as an imaginative exercise, to make it easier to picture what sort of practical changes anarchists might aim to implement. To be clear, this program does not represent our collective as a whol

Columbus Zoo vaccinates animals against COVID-19 COVID-19 isn't just a human problem. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has already vaccinated more than 100 animals against the virus, including tigers, lions, gorillas and giraffes. - More shots are rolling out in the next few weeks, zoo officials say. Why it matters: Several species — especially primates and cats, both big and small — can catch COVID from their human caretakers. Many are endangered. - No Columbus Zoo animals have tested positive for the virus yet, though there have been outbreaks at other U.S. zoos, including lions in Akron. - Lions with the virus died in Hawaii and India and deaths are suspected at other zoos. The intrigue: While humans are lured by incentives like gift cards and million-dollar lotteries, all it took to motivate the Asian small-clawed otters was a tasty bite of smelt, zoo spokesperson Jen Fields tells Axios. What's happening: The Columbus Zoo's animals are trained using positive reinforcement and favorite treats. They approach z

Presentations to EDs for major paediatric injury are considerably lower than for adults. International studies report lower levels of critical intervention, including intubation, required in injured children. A New South Wales study demonstrated an adverse event rate of 7.6% in children with major injury. Little is known about the care and interventions received by children presenting to Australian EDs with major injury. The ED care of injured children <16 years who ultimately received definitive care at a New South Wales Paediatric Trauma Centre between July 2015 and September 2016, and had an Injury Severity Score ≥9, required intensive care admission or died were included. There were 491 injured children who received treatment at 64 EDs, half (49.4%, n = 243) were treated initially in a Paediatric Trauma Centre. One third (32.8%) sustained an Injury Severity Score >12, more than half (n = 251, 51.1%) of children were classified as a triage category 1 or 2, and 38.3% received trauma team activation. Critica

OCA has been training up the next generation of world-changers since its founding in 1972. For more than five decades, OCA has inspired students to achieve academic excellence, athletic success, and championship recognition in performing arts for God’s glory. OCA infuses biblical truth into all curriculum, subject matter, and activities, thereby directing the hearts and minds of all students toward Kingdom purposes. True education begins with the acknowledgment there is a great Creator God, who is the source of all knowledge and all wisdom (Proverbs 1:7; 9:10). OCA’s primary goal is to provide an excellent academic education while instilling the Word of God in the lives of students…preparing them for college, career, life, and eternity.

Policy needs to adapt and respond to the changing way people live their lives. Housing policy needs to respond to preferences and trends, both in terms of where houses are built, and the type and tenure of those houses.1 Transport infrastructure should support travel patterns between where people live, work and consume amenities. The provision and location of public services – from GPs and hospitals, to recycling centres, to fire stations – needs to align with the needs of local residents, as do local amenities such as shops, restaurants, libraries and open spaces. And public policy can also shape preferences and trends – walkable neighbourhoods and lifestyles can have a positive effect on residents’ civic engagement, health2 and energy usage.3 Previous work by the Centre for Cities has highlighted the need for a better understanding of the demographics of cities in policy-making.4 But where people live and why they live there is not typically accounted for across the range of policy areas that such decisions

Is RBM20 a Promising Target for HFpEF Therapy? Heart Failure (HF) is a major public health issue with an estimated prevalence of over 37.7 million individuals worldwide , and remains the leading cause of morbidity, mortality, and hospitalization among adults and elderly [2,3]. In the USA, the total medical costs for patients with HF are expected to rise from US$20.9 billion in 2012 to $53.1 billion by 2030 . About half of the patients with heart failure display preserved ejection fraction in contrast to the other half that present contractile dysfunction and a dilated heart (HF with reduced ejection fraction, HFrEF) [4,5]. Prototypical manifestations of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF), previously known as diastolic dysfunction, include increase in passive stiffness, insufficient recoil, and decrease in full relaxation . Anaggregation of severalcontributors such as hypertension, metabolic syndrome, obesity and diabetes mellitus have been associated with the development of HFpEF . Despite

Memory care is a dynamic healthcare field that continues to evolve as researchers and medical providers discover more effective ways of treating and preventing dementia-based illnesses. The number of older adults diagnosed with cognitive diseases such as Alzheimer's is expected to more than double by 2050. However, breakthroughs in treatments and care practices offer hope for continued quality of life to individuals and their families affected by cognitive impairments. At Autumn View Gardens in Ellisville, we implement cutting-edge practices, including the use of art, music and pet therapies in our memory care neighborhood to create a stimulating environment that enriches seniors' mental and physical well-being. As more research is conducted in the field, specialists predict that these six changes will change the way memory care is implemented. Many of the best breakthroughs in dementia care, such as Teepa Snow's teachings on memory care approaches, have come about through medical providers and caregivers wit

Ghost broking is on the rise 08 February 2021 08 February 2021 Would you know what to do if a customer tried to claim against a fake policy? One of the biggest impacts the ongoing pandemic had during 2020 was on the UK economy. Gradually as people became furloughed, redundant or unable to find work, this in turn caused people to re-examine their insurance products, deciding which ones to keep or to look for a better deal elsewhere. As with most purchases last year, more people started to look online in search of competitive pricing. However this in turn gave fraudulent criminals the perfect opportunity to take advantage of the situation. By impersonating genuine insurance brokers, these ‘ghost brokers’ created spoof adverts online and through social media, selling car insurance products they didn’t actually have. Action Fraud reported a 10% increase in ghost broking in 2020 compared to the previous year, with people aged 17-29 as the most likely to fall victim to this scam. Detective Chief Inspector Edelle Mi

When does a regular person become a “user”? It’s long been an inside joke in tech companies that the word for drug addicts and consumers of technology is the same. But today addiction is becoming a competitive advantage. Bringing insights about the human operating system together with proven principles of user interaction, the formula for creating habit-forming technologies has been cracked. The principles may be psychological, but the effects are real and fall within a broad spectrum. Software apps as well as hardware devices can entice their users into making healthy habits or destructive addictions. It’s one of technology’s secret superpowers, and the ethics of using it have been left to the discretion of private companies. In the span of a few decades, technology has evolved from industrial equipment to personal accessory to an extension of the self. Smartphones permanently in hand, we use our apps and the networks they connect to not so much for any particular function they provide but as a general way o

Biomedical Anthropology, MS Biomedical Anthropology is a subfield of biological anthropology at the intersection of human biology and health - an area of study that considers the molecular, skeletal, and population-based contexts of disease. With this broad-based training (view past internships), Master of Science in Biomedical Anthropology degree holders are well- positioned to go on to careers in health and forensic-related professions or further study in anthropology, forensic science, medicine, public health and research. The Master of Science in Biomedical Anthropology is a 2-year terminal degree program with curriculum focused in three main areas: human genetics, forensics, and public health. We invite applications from students holding baccalaureate degrees in anthropology, biology, nursing, pre-medicine, public and international health, psychology, ecology, chemistry, geography, economics, sociology, and related fields. Degree requirements and financial aid information can be found in the drop-down box

Planting the Perfect Privacy Screen When you walk out the back door of your home what is the first thing you see? Is it your neighbors broken down shed, or maybe it’s the children playing in the common area of your development. Whatever it is, wouldn’t you rather walk out the door into your own private sanctuary surrounded by shades of green in a noise-free environment? Privacy screens are more important today than they have ever been. We all need some peace in our lives and screening plants offer that. Before we get too far into the best plants for screening let’s talk about what we are trying to accomplish. Privacy screens offer more than just privacy. They can offer sound reduction if you live near a busy road for example or the neighbors that “entertain” frequently into the wee hours of the morning. Screens offer wind blocks which can help to keep your home warmer in the winter and reduce energy bills. You may say that a fence can accomplish the same thing and in some cases, you would be correct. Why cons

Economic Research Report No. (ERR-148) 75 pp The Role of Conservation Programs in Drought Risk Adaptation This report evaluates the extent to which farms facing higher levels of drought risk are more likely to participate in conservation programs, and finds a strong link between drought risk and program participation. Keywords: Climate, conservation programs, drought, adaptation, irrigation efficiency, land retirement, risk, tillage In this publication...

CCNA Data Center LiveLesson Library: DCICN 200-150 and DCICT 200-155 - Copyright 2017 - Edition: 1st - Online Video - ISBN-10: 0-13-467558-4 - ISBN-13: 978-0-13-467558-9 Register your product to gain access to bonus material or receive a coupon. Sixteen hours of video instruction covering everything you need to know to pass the Cisco CCNA Data Center DCICN 200-155 and DCICT 200-155 exams. CCNA Data Center LiveLessons Library: DCICN 200-150 and DCICT 200-155 is a unique video product that is fully updated and provides a solid understanding of the key areas of knowledge required to pass BOTH CCNA Data Center exams: 200-150 and 200-155. This product walks the customer through each topic of the exam blueprint. CCNA Data Center LiveLessons Library: DCICN 200-150 and DCICT 200-155 two full video courses, with 8 modules, 29 lessons and over 16 hours of instruction that details every objective in the DCICN and DCICT exam. The videos consist of audio instruction, video screen casts and demos. Instruction throughout of

According to Ready for Reformation? author Tom Nettles, Southern Baptist churches are still in the midst of a reformation that began with the conservative resurgence. It continues today because reformation requires much more than the recovery of biblical authority. Reformation must penetrate deep; it takes time, patience, spiritual preparedness, sacrifice, and honest self-criticism. This well-researched book encourages modern day reformers to enact a serious re-engagement with doctrinal and practical ideas of the past, for failure to do so could result in a halted reformation. Ready for Reformation? serves as a helpful guide for pastors and Sunday school teachers, and contributes toward reform on the local level in Southern Baptist churches and the denomination at large. Save more when you purchase this volume as part of the B&H Baptist History Collection (11 Vols.)!

Jesus said to His disciples at that time, 2000 years ago, “of that day and hour knoweth no man” (Mat.24:36). Why should people living almost 2000 years ago be concerned about the times of specific events of a far distant future in which they themselves would not be living? It wasn’t necessary for them to know! But now that the End is almost upon us, the Lord has unsealed and opened His Word to us and given us specific, detailed, actual times–years, months and even days; accurate, exact mathematical statistics–so that we can know exactly where we are at on the timetable God has set for the return of His Son! Just watch the news for the proclamation of a great Pact, a great religious Treaty between the world’s three great religions made by the Antichrist. From the day he makes the Pact, God’s Word tells us clearly it’s going to be exactly seven years till Jesus comes! Why has the Lord revealed this so specifically and so exactly in His Word?–Because it’s going to be such a difficult time that we’re going to be

VxWorks Hypervisor Reference Platform Combining a Windows User Interface with a Safety Critical VxWorks System Utilising a VxWorks Hypervisor / Windows system allows the familiar user interface of Windows to be used to drive a Safety Critical VxWorks system. In this case, our customer has developed a medical device that needs a certified Safety Critical system to keep a human organ alive, whilst displaying vital information to a doctor on a small screen. The perfect solution is to combine VxWorks and Microsoft Windows (7 or 10), using the VxWorks Hypervisor. VxWorks 7 Hypervisor Reference System The Hypervisor forces each OS to exist independently of the other OSs. So if (hee) Windows crashes, the VxWorks Guest OS is still running, keeping the organ alive. The safely critical code can be certified and left in place, whilst the GUI can be changed and updated without re-certification. A WindRiver Workbench installation with Hypervisor, Security and Safety Profiles is used to build and/or configure: - a VxWorks

What is your life in Bible? According to the Bible, in John 17:3, the meaning of life is to know Jesus Christ. And this is eternal life, that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent. What does the Bible say about living your own life? MATTHEW 5:12: REJOICE AND BE GLAD Life on this earth will never be perfect. This is likely something seniors have come to understand over the years. But by rejoicing daily that there is a perfect life to be had ahead, you can get through the imperfections and be glad for your life in the here- and-now. What does God say about our lives? God is God and He works all things, including your life, according to his purposes. … Psalm 57:2 says, “I cry out to God Most High, to God who fulfills his purpose for me.” This is key in understanding God’s purpose for your life. God has numbered your days and will fulfill every purpose He has for you. How do I know God’s purpose for my life? 7 Steps to Find Your God Given Purpose in Life - Turn To The Bible. - Pray

1. Reading Micro-Expressions Perhaps as close as you can get to reading somebody’s mind. It’s a common skill in the toolbox of detectives and mentalists. You may be familiar with the basics of reading body languageif a person’s feet are pointing toward you then generally they’re engaged, if they’re pointing toward the door, then that’s the direction they are wanting to head. Pupil dilation is another aspect that detectives look at to gauge whether someone is lying- dilated pupils are from positive and relaxed responses, constricted pupils are from negative and stressful responses. 2. Tracking Eye Movements It is important to understand the distinction between construction and memory. Constructing is putting together an event that has not yet happened, memory is digging through an event that has already happened. Detectives will conclude that an individual is more inclined to be lying if they are constructing thoughts rather than memorising thoughts. Ask the next person you are talking to some questions and pa

Fitness Schedule Templates - July 4, 2019 - By Admin: admin - Comments: 00 Here is our collection of 9 Free Fitness Schedule Templates created particularly for our visitors to help them plan their Fitness Goals effectively. Every lock has a particular key but there are certain things that have only one key to open, the fitness. Fitness is the key to success, happiness, enjoyment, beautiful body, efficient work and to healthy and perfect life. Though, fitness is a key to lots of things and is very important for everyone however, still there are thousands of people who are unaware of the fact and who are feeling hard to do exercises and other things that helps in fitness. Well, it is really difficult to build a habit of doing work out every day for getting a fit body but is important enough to keep yourself safe from lots of life threatening diseases. A very helpful way to achieve fitness is a fitness schedule that will help you in building the habit of regular exercise. Fitness schedules are just like work sch

Poland’s largest transit provider Mobilis has taken delivery of 61 hybrid buses from MAN Truck & Bus. The partly electric vehicles will take up their service in Warsaw. Officials had acted fast – it took Mobilis just two months to place the order after they had visited MAN in Munich. The Volkswagen company estimates their system can save up to 10,000 litres of diesel fuel a year and cuts emissions by about 30 percent. The 61 MAN Lion’s City Hybrid buses are powered by a 184 kW EURO VI diesel engine combined with an electric motor. The latter receives additional power by recuperating the vehicle’s braking energy, which is stored in ultracaps. Mobilis has been working with MAN for 25 years now which might explain why the company would not opt for local competitor Solaris to buy the buses. For Warsaw the hybrid buses mark another step in electrification. Poland’s capital with 1.7 million people had recently won a bid for EU funding worth 41 million euros. The funds will help finance a large order of 130 all-elec

Do You Need a Military Leave Lawyer? As an employee, have you faced retaliation for taking military leave? - Was your old job "taken" when you returned from active duty? - Did your boss use your PTSD as an excuse to take you off the fast track? The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994 (USERRA) is a federal law that guarantees reemployment rights to returning veterans and other members of uniformed services. When you leave your civilian job for military service, you are entitled to return to the same job with accrued seniority if you've satisfied USERRA's requirements. Also, if you suffer an injury or disability during service — or if you aggravate an existing disability — your employer must provide “reasonable accommodations" that will allow you to continue doing your former job. If that’s not possible, the employer must find you a comparable position. USERRA is one of the most powerful and employee-friendly laws on the books. If you have been treated unfairly because of your mili

When calling 911, Remember to stay calm, the 9.1.1. operator is there to help. Follow any instructions the 911 operator gives you. Remember Do Not Block Fire Hydrants An Emergency Notification System gives those in charge of Public Safety a chance to reach out to the public in case of an emergency event. Click Here to get more information and sign up. Visit Sparkey.org for Kids Games and Activities Lavallette Fire Co. 125 Washington Avenue, (Not staffed Full Time) Po Box 267 Lavallette, NJ 08735 Phone 732-793-6900 (Non Emergency) Fax 732-830-7135 Proudly Serving The Borough of Lavallette since 1914 Celebrating Over 100 Years of Service to the Community Lavallette Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1 |Assistant Chief||Christian LaCicero| |1st Lieutenant||Michael Hajisafari| |2nd Lieutenant||Vincent Craparotta| |Fire Police Captain| |Vice President||Joseph Lord| |Assistant Treasurer||Timothy Perruso| |Recording Secretary||Michael Hajisafari| Any person wishing to join the fire Department and help your community can All tra

Alexander Golts, writing in the Moscow Times, shows that nobody is a worse or more dangerous enemy of the Russian Army than the Russian Army: The army has been hit with a strange illness. Hundreds of new conscripts have contracted pneumonia almost simultaneously in both ends of the country — in Kaliningrad and Siberia. Official statistics show that only 100 soldiers fell ill in each place, but human rights activists claim that the number is much higher — so high that whole army barracks had to be turned into on-site hospitals. One of the conscripts, Anton Yumatov, who was a law school graduate, died. The army reacted to the crisis in a typical fashion — by denying that the epidemic even existed. Later, the Military Prosecutor’s Office was forced to admit that there were violations of “the safety requirements for military service and, in particular, violations of disease-control regulations in the soldiers’ barracks.” What this vague statement doesn’t explain is how the illnesses broke out simultaneously in tw

Dementia is one of the most common degenerative disorders in the world, which is mainly prevalent among the elderly. Such is its pervasiveness that you are likely to know someone who struggles with it. Dementia is the umbrella term for conditions leading to the decline of mental abilities, which are severe enough to hamper activities in everyday life. The symptoms of dementia are the gradual decrease in cognitive abilities, emotional problems, speech and language troubles, and a decrease in motivation. Though a person’s consciousness is usually unaffected, it is undoubtedly disabling for the diagnosed person, and often devastating for caregivers and families. According to a WHO report in 2015, it was estimated that 47.5 million people were living with dementia across the world. It’s said that one in 14 people over 65 has some form of dementia. Even more disheartening is that the risk of getting dementia doubles with the addition of every five years after 65. Since no cure has been found thus far, the primary

ContributorsAnton Nekrutenko, Delphine Lariviere, Simon Gladman I have short reads and long reads. How do I assemble a genome? Perform Quality Control on your reads Perform a Small genome Assembly with Unicycler Evaluate the Quality of the Assembly with Quast Annotate the assembly with Prokka Small Genome Assembly With Unicycler Introduction to Genome Assembly To start on Genome assembly you can read the previous assembly tutorials: Assembly basics : Challenges of genome (and transcriptome) assembly Genome assembly is a difficult task. In trying to explain it we will be relying on two highly regarded sources: Genomes and reads: Strings and k-mers Genomes are strings of text. When we sequence genomes we use sequencing machines that generate reads. For now let’s assume that all reads have the same length k and every k-mer is sequenced only once. We will relax these assumptions later in this lecture. Thus sequencing a genome generates a large list of k-mers. Suppose we are dealing with a very short genome TATGGG

Resident Olena Voytenko, 59, said she knew one of the people killed, a man whose apartment caught fire in the blast. She believes he burned to death. Russian forces in a “frenzied push” have seized half of the eastern Ukrainian city of Sievierodonetsk that is key to Moscow’s efforts to quickly complete the capture of the industrial Donbas region, the mayor told The Associated Press on Tuesday. “The city is essentially being destroyed ruthlessly block by block,” Oleksandr Striuk said. He said heavy street fighting continues and artillery bombardments threaten the lives of the estimated 13,000 civilians still sheltering in the ruined city that once was home to more than 100,000. It’s impossible to track civilian casualties amid the round-the-clock shelling, said the mayor, who believes that more than 1,500 residents have died of various causes since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late February. Evacuation efforts from Sievierodonetsk have been halted because of shelling. “Civilians are dying from direct strike

Dark Circles Around Eyes- Free Consultation at Woodbury Dental and Laser Clinic in Kent Haloxyl Eye Cream Treatment in Kent Dark under eye circles can make a person look tired, unhealthy, and much older than his or her actual age. Dark under eye circles are facial skin conditions or discolourations that can be difficult to treat, especially if the treatment is not done on a regular basis. The quest for an eye cream treatment that will truly improve the appearance of dark under the eye circles may be over, with the Haloxyl eye cream treatment. Haloxyl has been identified as the main ingredient in products that claim to reduce dark-circles under the eye region. What Causes Dark under Eye Circles? - Skin thinning, and loss of fat and collagen in the under the eyes area (which is a common occurrence in the natural ageing process) can make the bluish-red blood vessels under the eyes more obvious - Lifestyle factors, such as chronic alcohol use, physical or emotional stress, or smoking, can wreak havoc on the appea

A very interesting TED talk by Richard Wilkinson. He displays that societies tend to compare their “wealth” relative to others within the same society and within those countries with the largets gaps between “rich” and “poor” do the lowest levels of well-being and satisfaction exist. He also details the harm and detrimental effects that this can yield and that these harms have a very close correlation to values like trust and respect. Very much woth a look. Enjoy and comments please. Welcome to Ethiconomics Ethiconomics ™ is your complete guide to an improved, rewarding life leading to sustainable business relationships and personal fulfilment. (eth′ik’ə näm′iks) noun: – a system of practices and personal values for ethical business in the global economy. Current business practice has lead to virtual economic meltdown fuelled by corporate irresponsibility, non-accountability and a lack of moral values. This must change; Ethiconomics™ is this change… Ethiconomics ™ is your complete guide to an improved, sustai

Organic Quinoa: Grande Harvest Red Quinoa Available in: 2lb./907g How to Cook Red Quinoa: There are many ways you can prepare red quinoa, just like other types of quinoa or other grains. You can cook red quinoa using the stove-top method, or even preparing it using a microwave or rice cooker. Make sure you follow manufacturer's directions. For a typical way to cook quinoa, view the cooking instructions below: 1. Rinse quinoa. Stir with your hand and pour off the rinsing water. You can use a fine mesh strainer when you do this. 2. Then drain quinoa. 3. Place the rinsed quinoa into a cooking pot. 4. Add 2 cups water. 5. Add 1/4 tsp salt (optional) 6. Bring quinoa to a full boil. Reduce heat to simmer. Cover using tight-fitting lid. 7. Simmer for about 15 minutes. 8. Remove from heat. Fluff with a fork and let stand 5 minutes. Yield: 1 cup of uncooked quinoa yields 3 cups cooked quinoa.

This is an excerpt from an op-ed originally published in the Baltimore Sun. You can read the full op-ed here. President Donald Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to order meat and poultry plants to continue operating despite COVID-19 outbreaks, exposing Maryland's poultry workers to enormous risks. Poultry processors haven't demonstrated they're able to keep workers safe and healthy, but they know that many of these low-wage workers will be forced to return. To top it all off, one of the president's goals with this order was to provide legal immunity to companies, so that they can't be sued by employees who are infected as a result of unsafe working conditions. All the risks cascade down onto the workers. Many are from immigrant backgrounds and don't speak English. They're also exempted from vital protections, federal relief packages, and can't access COVID-19 treatment and care. We're standing in solidarity with these brave workers, and urging everyone else to do so, too. COVID-19 has been wreaking hav

Almost five million Brits are living in appliance poverty and lack access to basic white goods, say charity Turn2Us as they launch their new Living Without campaign. Turn2Us are calling for increased access to grants to allow people to buy fridges, freezers, washing machines and cookers after revealing the shocking scale of households forced to make do without these essentials. Their report found that 900,000 people are living without a fridge and use wet towels to keep food cold instead. In addition, 1.9 million people are living without a cooker or a washing machine, leading to feelings of stress, anxiety and low self-worth while 2.8 million Brits don’t have access to a freezer. We believe that one of the most shameful elements of poverty facing modern British society is appliance poverty The ramifications for this are dire – relying on microwave meals is twice as expensive as making home-cooked meals, adding £2,100 to a family of four’s annual food bill. With no fridge or freezer, that bill increases by £1

FSD Kenya is pleased to announce that its 4th annual lecture on financial inclusion will be delivered by Julian Kyula on the 8th of November 2018. Mr. Kyula is an accomplished entrepreneur and business leader recognized locally and internationally, will share his perspectives on the future of fintech in a presentation titled, “The inevitable: a glimpse into the future of fintech.” Julian Kyula is the founder of MODE Group, a fintech spanning over 26 countries including Indonesia, 14 African nations and several Middle Eastern states. He is also Chairman of Beulah Holdings, a group he founded to focus on housing projects across Kenya with a niche in affordable housing solutions for the lower and middle-income bracket. The annual lecture is FSD Kenya’s flagship event to highlight new thinking and raise cutting edge issues in the field of financial inclusion. Now in it’s fourth year, the event promises to stimulate debate on the long-term vision of the financial sector in Kenya. Past speakers are Dr. Tavneet Suri

CITIES – Brennpunkte der Menschheit Authors: M. Eisl, G. Mansberger, P. Matzanetz, P. Schreilechner The satellite image book CITIES shows fascinating views of the world’s cities in their full diversity. Again and again the selection of spectacular images surprises with unexpected perspectives: cities in extreme locations, ghost towns planned for millions of inhabitants, fascinating schemes, spectacular architecture, systematically planned and chaotically grown structures show up in the light of the countless colours of all continents of Earth. Together they make visible the dynamics of rise and fall of civilisations, but also the current, ever accelerating development of megacities with their mind-boggling dimensions. The extra-terrestrial perspective of satellites allows also to compare cities as manifestations of their respective societal and political situations. The way in which societies are organized is especially well visible: mega-agglomerations, informal settlements, townships as a heritage of aparth

Strategic planning is the process where the organizational leaders purposefully look ahead into the future, outline goals for the organization and develop a process to reach these goal. The main trend in strategic planning, most recent that is, consumer based. This means that it is made by the level of satisfaction from the services that were given. Nurses plan all the time, they plan the order of the way they will see their patients assigned to them for their shift. For example they will who is the higher priority will be who is seen first, they have to distinguish who is a higher priority by their diagnosis , medications, an d level of care that they need. They can plan long term goals such as where to advance to in a career in five to ten years. To plan for future goals it is important to incorporate the factors of budgeting, the level of staff expertise, level of care provided, and time. Using strategical planning nurses are setting priorities, focus on energy, and resources, strengthen operations, ensure

In today’s classroom, it is common to have a student whom speaks English skills. The instructors today really should have knowledge of linguistic diversity and apply what they know to aid those children. According to the text, language is one of the elements that define diversity and it is one of many fundamental equipment of cultural acquisition and a part of a child’s cultural identity (Robles de Melendez & Beck, 2009). As educators, we have to assure these children who speak English as a second language have the same education as English language speaking children. In a child’s learning environment, no matter what vocabulary that kid speaks, they should be comfortable and familiar with the things which surround them. It is important to label a child’s environment with the different languages the fact that children speak in the classroom. If a child’s indigenous language can be Spanish, People from france or The german language, there should be a corresponding labeling in that dialect on shelves, tables, to

Sagrada Família Basilica in Barcelona, Spain is a wonder of Modernisme architecture. Although I think of Gaudí’s style as being very rounded and natural, he also uses angles incredibly well. In the Passion façade, he uses stark angles to show the harsh bleakness of Christ’s passion and death. In the interior, he uses organic angles on the tree-like pillars to give a sense of opening above. And outside, he includes many peaks that point heavenward. You can find more angles at the original Lens-Artist challenge.

A trading plan is used to express the actions you will take to express your trading system in the market through entries, exits, and position sizing. A trading plan sets the parameters for executing your signals with real capital in the markets based on predetermined signals. A trading plan is created when the market is closed to be used when the market is open. How do you write a trading plan? Before you can trade you must first have a trading plan. A trading plan tells you how to specifically execute your trading system in real time with real money. A trading plan forces discipline and consistency onto your trading by allowing you to create a framework of trade execution based on your research to help manage your emotions and impulses when they are activated by price action, profits, and losses when real capital is at risk. Here are the questions to ask to gather the data for creating your trading plan. - What markets will you trade? - What timeframe will you trade them on? - What will be your entry signals

Algebra is the leading private education institution in Croatia. More than 15,000 students attend its educational programs annually. From the beginning, Algebra has been synonymous with the first class education in the field of digital technologies, but due to its strong development and growth, the brand has faced several, major challenges. The key challenge was to solve the company’s unclear brand architecture. Algebra was visually divided into two extensions, the “blue” that referred to higher education and the “orange” that concerned adult education programs. This visual division resulted in an internal division as well, which caused further problems in the launching of new products and new acquisitions. Each new program was communicated as an independent unit without Algebra’s endorsement. The result was often vague and uncertain messaging. What’s more, Algebra’s brand stood in contrast to all the trends followed by all other major universities in the world because it combines all programs, from undergrad

As a responsible homeowner, you’re ready for things to get back to normal after being quarantined for so long. You want to avoid any residual exposure to COVID-19. Get as prepared as you can – now – and when the virus has been eradicated, you can get back to life as normal. The way to do that is with some specific post-coronavirus cleaning tips. Post-Coronavirus cleaning tips for the home Post-coronavirus home cleaning tips - Clean first, then disinfect. - Give special attention to furniture and upholstery. - Wear gloves and wash your hands. - Clean your laundry machines. A day will come when COVID-19 is in the past. And when that day comes, you’ll want to give your home an epic clean that kills any lingering germs. Here are the post- coronavirus cleaning tips that will wipe out the cooties once and for all. 1. Clean first, then disinfect Did you know that disinfectants aren’t effective if the surface they’re used on isn’t already clean? Surprising but true. Germs are sneaky and can hide out under – or IN – di

What is PSYCH-K? PSYCH-K is a simple, powerful and effective way to align your subconscious with how you'd rather be. PSYCH‑K reprograms the underlying belief patterns that drive our thoughts feelings and behaviours. Before delving into PSYCH-K, we need to understand how our beliefs run our lives. That is, our beliefs are in our subconscious and are on automatic all the time. What is the subconscious? The belief system we develop as children, which forms our personalities, is generated below our conscious awareness – in the subconscious. Our subconscious is all that exists beyond our conscious awareness. You are consciously reading these words, but your subconscious is keeping you breathing and your blood pumping. Your subconscious is alerting you to go to the bathroom and allows you to have a conversation while driving your car without thinking. It can also bring up doubts about your abilities, make you fear spiders and question your motivation and ability when you’re trying to get fit. It’s when you start n

A minor earthquake magnitude 3.4 (ml/mb) strikes 16 kilometers (10 miles) from Willow in Alaska on Thursday. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 35.2 km (22 miles). Event id: ak020g6d5fr9. Ids that are associated to the earthquake: ak020g6d5fr9, us7000crss. Exact location of event, depth 35.2 km, -150.2369° West, 61.6384° North. Global time and date of event 17/12/20 / 2020-12-17 13:40:32 / December 17, 2020 @ 1:40 pm UTC/GMT. The temblor was reported at 13:40:32 / 1:40 pm (local time epicenter). Nearest cities/city/towns to hypocenter/epicentrum was Palmer, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Gateway (min 5000 pop). Epicenter of the earthquake was 50 km (31 miles) from Anchorage (c. 291 800 pop), 50 km (31 miles) from Eagle River (c. 24 800 pop), 36 km (23 miles) from Knik- Fairview (c. 14 900 pop), 49 km (31 miles) from Lakes (c. 8 400 pop), 43 km (27 miles) from Tanaina (c. 8 200 pop). Close country/countries, United States (c. 310 233 000 pop) (That might be effected). Earthquakes 2.5 to 3.5 are often felt, but on

The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Thursday, February 12, 2009 - 5A can help people General Electric Co. but he said those included too few people or the financial incentives paid workers up to were too tiny, some as low as $10. The $750 was "a good incen- $750 to quit tive," said Dan Anzalone, a study participant who quit smoking cold Dangling enough dollars in front turkey three years ago next month of smokers who want to quit helps - after a 35-year habit. many more succeed, an experi- "I was getting rewarded for ment with hundreds of General something that I should be doing Electric Co. workers indicates. anyway," said Anzalone, 54. Among those paid up to $750 to "You'd be surprised at what that quit and stay off cigarettes, 15 per- little incentive does." cent were still tobacco-free about AlogisticsspecialistataGE plant a year later. That may not sound in Schenectady, N.Y., Anzalone like much, but it's three times the tried quittingwith antidepressants successrate ofacomparisongroup about seven year

Judiciary reforms have been on Ukraine’s political agenda since the country’s independence 25 years ago. The courts have faced almost continuous reform, with periods of higher and lower intensity. The most recent period of intense change started with the 2015 “Presidential Strategy for Reforming the Judicial System, Procedure and Related Institutes”, which outlined a number of ambitious reforms to strengthen judicial independence, the rule of law and the protection of human rights. In 2016, the Parliament adopted amendments to the Constitution and the Law “On the Judiciary and Status of Judges”. These changes initiated a comprehensive judicial reform as part of the Strategy, including the creation of the High Court for Intellectual Property (hereinafter HCIP). Unlike most of the changes introduced by the Law and constitutional amendments, the establishment of the HCIP was not preceded by any significant discussions with experts or the public. It was not motivated by any compelling argument, such as a high num

CCR Anchor StandardsBrowse through the Common Core State Standards.http://www.corestandards.org/ This website has information relating to the new Common Core State Standards Initiative, as well as resources to support the transition to these new standards. Carefully review The College and Career Readiness Anchor Standards for Reading http://www.corestandards.org/ELA-Literacy/CCRA/R/ and choose one of the ten Anchor Standards listed on the webpage for your journal—(Be sure to note that these anchor standards are a framework for the grade level standards. In other courses, you will be required to create grade level standards-aligned lesson plans. But, for the purpose of this journal, we will focus on the anchor standards. , identify the anchor standard and reflect on the following: - Why did you pick this anchor standard? - How would you rephrase the anchor standard in student-friendly language? How would you explain this standard to your students? - What do you think will be challenging about this anchor stand

In El Salvador, the national youth policy and the rights of young citizens are established in the National Youth Policy (2011-2024), the Youth Action Plan (2011-2024) and the General Law of Youth from 2013. The National Youth Policy outlines the short-, medium- and long-term objectives of the government and defines six priority areas of intervention: (1) Education: Access, quality and building future human capital; (2) Employment, productive development and entrepreneurship; (3) Healthcare, risky practices and promotion of healthy lifestyles; (4) Culture, entertainment and sport; (5) Prevention of violence, public safety and peaceful culture; and (6) Youth participation and citizenship. The Youth Action Plan offers short-term strategic programs that meet the six defined priority areas and details the corresponding budget. The General Law of Youth defines the “fundamental rights of young people”, and emphasizes their “political, social, cultural and economic participation [...] in terms of equity and solidarit

Pompeo Urges Unity Among Gulf Countries, Pressure Against Iran Updated 4:41pm ET Mike Pompeo, on his maiden trip as U.S. secretary of state, is using the three-day visit in the Middle East to garner international support to pressure Iran to modify its nuclear program. During a stop in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Sunday, Pompeo urged unity among the Gulf states — saying cooperation and easing of economic tensions with Qatar is "necessary." Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have halted trade with Qatar, accusing the natural gas-rich nation of aiding terrorism and maintaining close ties with Iran. The discord between the Gulf states has frustrated U.S. officials' attempts to weaken the influence of Iran in the region. "We've got a common challenge in Iran. I think they all recognize that," Pompeo said in remarks to reporters. "We're hopeful that they will in their own way figure out their dispute between them." Pompeo's arrived in Riyadh shortly after Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen launched a barra

NEAR THE AMAZON FIRES, RESIDENTS ARE SICK, WORRIED, AND ANGRY Brazil's Amazon rainforest burns near Humaita, Amazonas State, on August 17, 2019. PHOTOGRAPH BY UESLEI MARCELINO/REUTERS In Porto Velho, capital of a Brazilian state ravaged by recent fires, residents are on edge and falling ill from the pervasive smoke. AMAZON WILDFIRES 'SO MUCH WORSE THAN BEFORE,' SAY LOCALS A hymn describes the sky in Porto Velho, Brazil, as forever blue, but not anymore: Now it's gray with smoke from the fires burning in the Amazon. BY STEFAN LOVGREN PUBLISHED AUGUST 23, 2019 PORTO VELHO, BRAZIL-A popular hymn describes the sky above this Brazilian city of more than 400,000 people as forever blue. But this week, Porto Velho, along with much of the Amazon basin, has been shrouded in gray smoke as forest fires continue to rage across the region. Although as a rainforest the Amazon historically has not burned on its own, deforestation over time has made the ecosystem drier, and fires have become common this time of year, which is

Answer this poll What is a Boston Terrier ? A Boston Terrier dog breed is most of the time easily recognizable because it is a typically small dog with a short tail, erect ears and a short muzzle. This dog breed is also considered the “gentleman of dogs” mostly because of the color mix that gives it the air of wearing a tuxedo. 😉 The Boston Terrier is the first dog breed originating from the United States of America and it was first recognized in the 1890s by the American Kennel Club (AKC). Nowadays there are owners of this breed of dog from all around the world! Learn more about the Boston Terrier Breed.

The distinction between the current property and present liabilities is positive. The difference within the positive figures signifies that the business has a construction working capital. Fixed capital is essential to find a way to make a business start its operation. Fixed capital is involved from the very first step in direction of establishing a business i.e. perceiving the concept of business, purchase of land, construction on the land, purchasing tools and so on. They also research how people and companies effectively allocate financial sources, invest, and lift capital. Finance majors might participate in quite lots of experiential learning opportunities, together with the Emerging Finance Professionals program, Finance Career Conference, Student Investment Fund, Finance Club, UVF II, and Week on Wall Street. Ranking among the top 30 universities on the earth of research, the Department of Finance is residence to world-class faculty and programs, preparing students for what’s next in finance. Videoamp

My new fascination is crime mapping. The field of crisis mapping may still in its infancy, but crime mapping, relatively speaking, is a mature science. I have no doubt that many of the best practices, methods and software platforms developed for crime mapping are applicable to crisis mapping. This is why I plan to spend the next few months trying to get up to speed on crime mapping. If you’re interested in learning more about crime mapping, here’s how I’m getting up to speed. Second, I got in touch with Professor Timothy Hart who is co-editor of the peer- reviewed journal Crime Mapping for some guidance. He suggested that a good place to start is with the primary criminology theory, from which many of the ideas found in the field of crime mapping grew. To this end, Tim kindly recommended the following book: - Brantingham, Paul & Brantingham, Patricia (1991). Environmental Criminology. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press. In terms of the applied side of crime mapping, Tim recommended this book to gain a better

The field of Mathematics is applied to different disciplines such as computer science. Learning an interactive way to discrete mathematics will help you gain expertise in computer science and engineering. You will gain skills and knowledge in this [course_title] on the fundamental concepts of mathematics such as the definitions, proofs, sets, functions, etc. You will also learn the discrete structures and probability theory to know about graphs, modular arithmetic, etc. This course does not involve any written exams. Students need to answer 5 assignment questions to complete the course, the answers will be in the form of written work in pdf or word. Students can write the answers in their own time. Each answer needs to be 200 words (1 Page). Once the answers are submitted, the tutor will check and assess the work. Edukite courses are free to study. To successfully complete a course you must submit all the assignment of the course as part of the assessment. Upon successful completion of a course, you can choos

Company: US Navy Posted on: August 3, 2022 About Nuclear technicians, power plant operators and subsystems specialists are responsible for keeping vital Naval submarines and aircraft carriers running. These highly trained, hands-on professionals perform the complex technical functions that are at the core of sub and carrier capabilities. Their job involves everything from operating nuclear propulsion plant machinery, to controlling auxiliary equipment that supports Naval reactors, to maintaining various electronic, propulsion and Qualifications and Requirements A high-school diploma or equivalent is required to become an Enlisted Sailor in the nuclear operations field in the Navy. Those seeking one of these positions must be US citizens with successful completion of one year of Algebra, and who can meet eligibility requirements for a security clearance. General qualifications may vary depending upon whether you're currently serving, whether you've served before or whether you've never served before. Learn mor

The Law Council of Australia is calling for the creation of an independent body to hear complaints about judges as part of its push to reduce sexual harassment in the legal profession. The peak body outlines its recommendations in its new National Action Plan to Reduce Sexual Harassment in the Australian Legal Profession, published on Wednesday. A number of surveys indicate that sexual harassment is rife among lawyers. The issue became the focus of attention earlier in 2020 when former High Court justice Dyson Heydon was found by the court’s own independent inquiry to have sexually harassed six young female associates. In the latest @NSWBar @InBrief edition, read the article by Pauline Wright, Kylie Nomchong SC and Penny Thew, with contributions from John McKenzie, titled ‘The Winds of Change?’ which focuses on the issue of sexual harassment in the legal profession https://t.co/1jR9eMoq61 — Law Council (@thelawcouncil) December 17, 2020 The Law Council has previously called for the establishment of a Federal

Islam, Farah; Khanlou, Nazilla; Macpherson, Alison; Tamim, Hala To determine the prevalence rates and characteristics of past- year mental health consultation for Ontario's adult (18 + years old) immigrant populations. The Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) 2012 was used to calculate the prevalence rates of past- year mental health consultation by service provider type. Characteristics associated with mental health consultation were determined by carrying out multivariable logistic regression analysis on merged CCHS 2008-2012 data. Adult immigrant populations in Ontario (n = 3995) had lower estimated prevalence rates of past-year mental health consultation across all service provider types compared to Canadian-born populations (n = 14,644). Amongst those who reported past-year mental health consultation, 57.89% of Ontario immigrants contacted their primary care physician, which was significantly higher than the proportion who consulted their family doctor from Canadian-born populations (45.31%). The factor

[Salix curtiflora auct. non Anderss., moreSalix lingulata Anderss., Salix myrsinites var. curtiflora , Salix myrtillifolia var. brachypoda Fernald, Salix myrtillifolia var. curtiflora auct. non (Anderss.) Bebb ex Rose, Salix myrtillifolia var. lingulata Ball, Salix novae-angliae var. myrtillifolia , Salix novae-angliae var. pseudocordata , Salix pseudocordata auct. non (Anderss.) Rydb., Salix pseudocordata var. aequalis (Anderss.) Ball ex Schneid., Salix pseudomyrsinites var. aequalis (Anderss.) Anderss. ex Ball] Plants 0.3-6 m. Stems: branches yellow-gray, yellow-brown, or red-brown, not glaucous, glabrous, pilose, or villous; branchlets yellow-brown, gray-brown, or red- brown, (not or weakly glaucous), glabrous, pilose, or moderately densely villous. Leaves: stipules foliaceous, apex acute, acuminate, or rounded; petiole convex to flat, or shallowly grooved adaxially, 3-17 mm, pilose, villous, or pubescent adaxially; largest medial blade (often amphistomatous), lorate, narrowly oblong, or narrowly to broadly

About This Project Astronauts experience dysregulated immune function in space that may be related to their microbial communities, but there is a gap in knowledge on how space impacts microbiomes. Our lab investigates the impact of space- related microgravity, or near weightlessness, on the immune response of a simplified model system: a squid and its beneficial bacteria. In this study, we will analyze the gene expression of two innate immune pathways in the squid in relation to their bacteria in microgravity. Browse Other Projects on Experiment Mapping the potential for UK universities to become research and teaching hubs for cellular agriculture Realising large scale production of cultured meat will need a workforce with a range of skills in areas...

Sense & Nonsense About Hell Most of us grew up with this idea of God sending people to hell. As adolescents, many of us struggled to reconcile the notion of a loving God sending His own creation to a place of torment and hopelessness (Luke 16). Some of us have turned away from the church and, by extension, God because what we were taught as children—this nonsense, invented myth about “good” and “bad”—could not be reconciled in our mind with the concept of God’s love and Jesus Christ’s sacrifice for us. After all, if God is love, how could He create this terrible place as a punishment for us? How could a loving God send people to Hell? The most basic answer is to correct an assumption: God does not send anyone to Hell. It is not God’s will that any of us should perish (2 Peter 3:9) but that we all might have everlasting life. What we call “Hell” was never created for us. It was created for angels who rose up against God in a rebellion, led by Lucifer, once one of God’s most trusted and magnificent angels. We n

By TOM O’BRYAN | Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) appears on the brink of another major crisis, just as the country begins to recover from successive decades of war. Presidential elections scheduled for November 2016 look increasingly likely to be postponed by the Congolese government and tensions are fast on the rise. The authorities have cracked down on Congo’s civil society leaders, journalists, political opposition figures and academic researchers. Waves of protest and strikes have hit the DRC in recent months, with more likely to follow in the near future. Declining security in the DRC may also have destabilizing effects in the wider region: the country shares a border with nine other African nations including Burundi, the Central African Republic, Rwanda, South Sudan and Uganda. I traveled to Congo in April to get an update on the situation, with fears mounting that President Joseph Kabila will seek to extend his stay in the Palais de la Nation beyond the two

ASK DR. UNIVERSE: Blood vessels, nerves might be at root of brain freeze Dr. Universe: Why do we get brain freezes? — Hannah, 9, Monroe Elementary Dear Hannah: You're enjoying some ice cream when suddenly you feel a pain in your head that hurts a whole lot. It's like it came out of nowhere, and in a matter of seconds it's gone. These instant headaches, or brain freezes, often strike when we eat or drink something cold. And like you, some scientists are curious about why brain freezes happen. So they're testing out some different ideas. That's what I found out from my friend Bill Griesar, a brain scientist at Washington State University. One theory is that when you eat or drink something cold, it triggers a change in the blood vessels lining your mouth and throat. Blood vessels are like little tubes carrying blood to the brain. A change in temperature can make these blood vessels grow wider. 'So you get this super painful rise and intense headache-y kind of feeling,' Griesar said. 'The nice thing about ice cre

Word After Word Books. Pop Culture. Teaching. Hi! I’m Kelli, a teacher, a reader, a netflix-binger, and a coffee-drinker. I am also a German Shepherd’s pet. And this is a space where I will talk about all of those things. I have tried my hand at blogging before with a group of friends, and I enjoyed it. But, as our virtual book club ended, so did our blog. I teach writing and reading. And I do both of these things a lot. But, last semester, as I talked to my students about the importance of recording their thoughts and responses when reading, I realized that I had fallen out of the habit of doing so. Sure, I have notes scribbled in various places, but I was no longer actively participating in conversations. I had even stopped writing down my teaching reflections and ideas. Part of the problem I experienced was the same problem my students experienced: busyness and intimidation. I always want my words to be perfect, and they rarely are. Yet, I always encourage my students just to write, to get it down. I wasn’

Inflation is high. The GDP has shrunk. But the job market has never been better. The Washington Post's Damian Paletta helps make sense of the U.S. economy today. Tuesday the Senate will hold hearings on the origins of harsh interrogation techniques and last Thursday Guantanamo prisoners won the right to challenge their detention in federal courts. We take a look at how the post 9/11 detention and interrogation system was organized and what it’s achieved. A new investigative series in McClatchy newspapers concludes that abuse and mismanagement led to the radicalization of innocent people caught in the effort to round up terrorists. - Roy Gutman Foreign editor, McClatchy Newspapers; author "How We Missed the Story: Osama Bin Laden, the Taliban and the Hijacking of Afghanistan." - Col. Stuart Herrington Retired U.S. Army interrogator; reviewed detainee operations at Guantanamo and in Iraq for the U.S. Army - Matthew Waxman Former deputy assistant secretary of defense for detainee affairs (2004-2005); also held h

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The ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Bangkok remain peaceful and continue to take place at six downtown intersections – Pathumwan, Ratchaprasong, Silom (Lumpini Park), Latphrao, Asoke and the Victory Monument roundabout. Other major rally sites are at the Government Complex on Chaeng Wattana Road, Phan Fa Bridge on Ratchadamnoen Avenue and Chamai Maruchet Bridge on Phitsanulok Road. The anti-government demonstrators also continue to hold their daily marches to different parts of the city, which may cause traffic disruptions at certain times. In order to maintain peace and order as well as to provide safety and security for the general public, business travellers and the demonstrators, a state of emergency has been declared for Bangkok and some parts of nearby provinces (Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan) for 60 days, effective as of 22 January 2014. The emergency decree currently covers Bangkok and some parts of nearby provinces as stated above only and not any other destinations in Thailand.

It’s hard to believe but Labor Day weekend is here, marking the official end of summer. Leaves are beginning to change color. The days are getting shorter and a chill is creeping into the night air, reminding us of the inevitability of what’s around the corner. Let’s bid summer a fond farewell by listening to one of the most technically demanding pieces ever written for the violin, Variations on “The Last Rose of Summer” by Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst. Ernst (1812-1865) was a violinist and composer who followed in the footsteps of Paganini, touring Europe as a rock star virtuoso and expanding the technical possibilities of the violin. This clip is from Midori’s extraordinary 1991 Carnegie Hall debut. She played the sold out concert four days before her nineteenth birthday. The excitement and electricity in the air and the sense of occasion are palpable. This interesting New York Times piece featuring Midori came out in the days following the recital. Notice the combination of dazzling violinistic effects employed,

Frontend website design and development training in Abuja Nigeria This front-end website design and development training is a guide to kick-starting a career in front-end web development that addresses the need-to-know terms, topics, and concepts for an industry professional. This training covers everything from the history of the web development industry to the landscape of the web and details of a front-end web developer’s daily workflow, then finishes strong with information on how to interview for a position and grow a career after getting in the door. Benefits of taking Frontend Web design and Development Better Understanding of Workflow = Better Designs Chances are you’ve had a design sent back from the developers saying that the PSDs and mockups just can’t be translated to code. We all know how frustrating that is. When you understand the technology behind how the web works i.e how the HTML, CSS, and JS come together to bring your design to life, it empowers you to create better designs for the web. Yo

Best Time, Month & Season To Visit Varanasi Are you planning to visit Varanasi? So, do you want to know about the best time to visit Varanasi? Great! We have done a lot of research on the climatic conditions and culture of Varanasi. After proper research on Varanasi, we have planned to explain to you in detail the best time to visit the city, through this content. So, please continue reading. Best Time To Visit Varanasi For Photography Varanasi’s stunning photographs can be taken by getting up early. If you want to see Subah-e-Banaras in action, you must reach Assi Ghat before 5.00 AM in the summer and 5.30 AM during winter. So, now you know about the best time to visit Varanasi for photography. Best Time to Visit Varanasi For Honeymoon Varanasi’s winter months are the best (November to February). Even though it can get quite cold in winter, you can still explore the holy city without feeling tired. The average low temperature is 5 degrees Celsius. All these make winter the best time to visit Varanasi for a h

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Part one: Sacrificing Complexity of Movement for Stability Many injuries in America today result from on-the-job muscle/joint strain and overuse syndromes. Working in a technologically driven society has caused an explosive and expensive increase in work-related costs, with injuries occurring to categories of workers previously considered low risk for anything more serious than the occasional paper-cut. Often seen as a structurally subtle body segment, the neck is burdened with the highly difficult task of supporting the human head. Because of the tension, trauma and poor posture inherent in today’s workplace, it is no surprise that head-on-neck and neck-on-thorax imbalances serve as some of the most common pain generators driving people into our bodywork practices. This two-part series is excerpted from the author’s new textbook, Advanced Myoskeletal Techniques. This issue’s segment investigates the causes, conditions and corrections associated with one of the most painful of all postural faults: forward-hea

Purpose: To conduct a systematic review to explore the role of laparoscopy for the management of gastric cancer. Methods: Randomized controlled trials were assessed when laparoscopy was utilized as an intervention. When utilized as a diagnostic test, trials were included if staging laparoscopy was compared to a predefined gold standard in addition to conventional staging modalities. Trials up to July 2007 were identified. Primary outcomes included oncologic factors, 5-year overall survival, 30-day survival and major peri-operative complication rates. Secondary outcomes assessed additional peri-operative outcomes. Two reviewers independently extracted data and assessed trial quality. The data were statistically combined if clinically and statistically reasonable. Results: Four randomized trials with 162 subjects met the inclusion criteria and compared laparoscopic versus open subtotal gastrectomy for gastric cancer. One trial reported that the 5-year overall survival [RR 0.97 (95% CI 0.70, 1.34)], recurrence r

|A choice of headlines – take your pick| Some folks think that xenophobia and racism are similar and their usage can be easily interchanged, but this is not necessarily the case. Xenophobia refers to dislike or fearing the unknown or something that is different from you. Knowing that you can lose your job to an alien is pretty scary. Racism on the other hand is based on the belief that race determines the traits of certain humans and their innate capacity, making one race more superior to another. One stems from the crouching fear of the uncertain, the other is a disdain emanating from smug superiority. Xenophobia is not only aversion to a person but it is a fear or dislike of other cultures and beliefs. The phobic person knows that he or she is averse to the target group, but they may not accept the fact that they are actually afraid or it is their fear that motivates the hatred for the targeted group. Racism is best exemplified in history by slavery and colonization in which blacks were treated as inferior

- 1 Why does John refer to himself as the disciple whom Jesus loved? - 2 What was John the Apostle real name? - 3 How is St John referred to in his gospel? - 4 Why is St John called the Divine? - 5 What was Jesus’s wife’s name? - 6 Who disowned Jesus 3 times? - 7 Why did Jesus love John the most? - 8 Did Jesus have any siblings? - 9 What is unique about John’s Gospel? - 10 What did Jesus say to Saint John? - 11 Are St John the Baptist and St John the Evangelist the same person? - 12 Where are St Johns remains? - 13 Did John the Baptist write revelation? - 14 What miracles did St John the Apostle perform? Why does John refer to himself as the disciple whom Jesus loved? The assumption that the Beloved Disciple was one of the Apostles is based on the observation that he was apparently present at the Last Supper, and Matthew and Mark state that Jesus ate with the Twelve. Thus, the most frequent identification is with John the Apostle, who would then be the same as John the Evangelist. What was John the Apostle re

Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities 16 faith groups to share £1.3 million ‘New Deal’ fund to help support communities Projects work with police, schools, councils and other voluntary groups to tackle issues affecting the most vulnerable. - ‘New Deal’ pilot fund to provide £1.3 million to faith-based organisations to deliver innovative projects - Projects work with police, schools, councils and other voluntary groups to tackle issues affecting the most vulnerable - Pilot will help establish principles for the government’s wider relationship with faith groups Sixteen faith-based groups working with the most vulnerable people in local communities will receive a boost to support their work through the government’s £1.3 million Faith New Deal pilot scheme. The groups, which include Christian, Jewish and interfaith organisations, will work in partnership with councils, schools, police, health providers and voluntary groups to develop innovative interventions to tackle social issues affecting those in

INFECTION PREVENTION SERVICES Infection prevention is a disinfection service designed to assist your business in maintaining a level of cleanliness and safety in your premises in order to prevent viruses and diseases from spreading. It is usually done to keep spaces clean in the hopes that viruses and other harmful pathogens can be eliminated and removed before they get a chance to spread among your business stakeholders. IMPORTANCE OF INFECTION PREVENTION Disinfection services like infection prevention are important especially in a pandemic. Regular disinfection and cleaning of commonly used and high-risk areas can help to eliminate viruses even before they infect another person. Viruses and harmful pathogens can spread quickly across different surfaces and may live for up to a few days, putting your business stakeholders at risk. Hence, it is important to keep all areas germ-free and sanitary, especially those with high human traffic. Regularly engaging disinfection services like this to keep your premises

A guaranteed nutritionist is a high level, credentialed proficient who advances solid ways of life. This is finished by directing individuals towards savvy food decisions. Dissimilar to enrolled dietitians who propose sustenance treatment, confirmed nutritionists coordinate general wellbeing programs which show sound weight control plans. There’s a mounting need for ensured nutritionist experts as more than 66% of grown-ups are overweight. The shift to precaution medication has put more prominent accentuation on utilizing sustenance to impede ailment as well as illness. Guaranteed Nutritionists Structure Patients’ Diets Guaranteed nutritionists, who may likewise be alluded to as clinical nutritionists, likewise structure eats less carbs for patients which depends on what food might mean for the body in a biomechanical style. These ensured nourishment experts may likewise think about the accompanying: - Stomach related difficulties, - Metabolic inquiries, - Insusceptible capability, - How the cerebrum responds

The Revenger's Tragedy Drama Classics: The World's Great Plays at a Great Little Price A Jacobean tale of personal vengeance in a morally bankrupt world. Vindice has vowed to revenge the murder of his beloved Gloriana by the lustful Duke, and when he gains access to the court in disguise, havoc ensues... The Revenger's Tragedy was first performed in London in 1606 or 1607, and was subsequently published anonymously. It has been variously attributed to Cyril Tourneur and Thomas Middleton. This edition of the play, in the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series, is edited by R.A. Foakes and includes an introduction by Trevor R. Griffiths.

A trap we often fall into is “either/or” thinking. Someone professes their pain, we think they mean our pain is less. Not necessarily. Someone says their achievement is great, we think they mean our achievement is less. Not necessarily. Someone says something they have is worth much, we think they mean something we have is worth less. Not necessarily. As the saying goes, it’s easy to judge others by their behaviors while judging ourselves by our intentions. It can be difficult to realize our empathy so as to understand what others intend to mean over what we think they mean. Yet, this can save us a ton of time and energy in the end.

A 64-acre shallow backwater lake of the Mississippi River. Eagle Lake, also known as North Star Lake, is a backwater lake located in the Mississippi River Bottomlands subwatershed. Eagle Lake has limited recreational use, as there is no public boat access and the lake is surrounded by industry. However, carry‑on access is legal and bank fishing is possible off the roadway on the west side of the lake. Eagle Lake receives discharge from Fish Creek and the Blufflands subwatershed. - Tributary area: 3,724 areas - Downstream waterbody: Mississippi River - DNR code: 62‑0237P (click for LakeFinder data) - Surface area: 64 acres - Maximum depth: 5 feet - MPCA designations: Shallow lake; impaired for mercury and PCB - Accountable municipalities: St. Paul, Ramsey County Historical water quality data for Eagle Lake is limited, as the lake is not currently monitored by the District or Ramsey County because the water quality of the lake is so highly influenced by the quality of the Mississippi River. Satellite imagery ac

ULS GARD PELLETS Uls Gard Pellets for gastric health in horses & ponies - Advanced and effective pelleted formulation to help maintain digestive health and comfort. - Contains key ingredients to help support gastric health, including pectins, lecithin, aloe vera, marshmallow root, glycine, liquorice. - Slow-release calcium and magnesium from marine algae, to help maintain a healthy gut pH. Beta glucans from high nucleotide yeast to support gastric content viscosity and soothe the stomach wall. - On a palatable alfalfa and soya hulls base, to provide a protective fibrous mat and provide additional buffering. - BETA NOPS and UFAS accredited, ensuring our products do not contain prohibited substances and are suitable for horses competing under FEI regulations and the Rules of Racing. Competition horses are subject to stress from schooling, travelling and work load Horses are designed to trickle feed – grazing for up to 16 hours a day. This means that they need to constantly secrete acid to help digest this almos

The crime rate in Alexandria has risen and citizens are concerned about their children. The City Council is working towards a solution to make everyone feel safe. City Council President Catherine Davidson subpoenaed the Mayor of Alexandria to a special council meeting to discuss the shortage of policing. She tells us that she doesn’t want an investigation. She just wants the city safe. She tells us why it is important to find a solution to crime. Davidson called the meeting to ask the Mayor and his Administration for an action plan on how to fix the police shortages. She also wants documentation to prove the zones are covered. She begs the public to ask for help from the Rapides Sheriff’s Office until vacancies are filled. Councilwoman Cynthia Perry works for the Rapides Parish School System. She knows first-hand the pain of students getting killed. The City Council empathized with her as they discussed how to proceed. One citizen does not believe more policing is the right solution. Milton believes the commu

Üglî Art Mini-Camp Workshop at the CRMA Sometimes making art isn’t pretty, and this summer that’s the point! With themes like stinky, messy, noisy, and “üglî,” these activities are not for the faint of heart. Getting messy, making “ugly” artwork, using smelly or noisy materials while creating can be freeing—it allows your child’s inner critic to take a backseat to finding the magic in the process. Your young artist will explore unusual methods of art-making, peruse the galleries and ponder the reasons artists make the choices they do, investigate some new mediums, and laugh themselves silly. Space for these mini-camp workshops is limited, so reserve your child’s spot early. Suitable for children ages 8-12yrs. Masks are currently required.* Admission is $40 per session, and there are four themes to choose from. Put the “ick” in artistic—sign up today! To register or for more information, contact the CRMA Education Director Erin Thomas at email@example.com or 319-366.7503. The CRMA’s current Covid safety proced

It is a psychological disorder in which the patient does not eat or sleep properly, usually related to an excessive need to control a life that seems uncontrollable. The most direct thing we can control is the way we feed our bodies, and so it becomes obsessive. Give plenty of magnesium to help anorexia. Drink 30ml of PL-CO2+ZnO until the emotional deficiency is filled (14 days) Then drink 30ml of PL-5%CuO+50%CH3+20%CO2+12.5%ZnO (made with Mg salt – epsom)+12.5%ZnO (made with potassium-free salt=K)

When you are looking for employees, the main factor you consider is whether or not they will be able to do the work. Even so, no matter how qualified a specific person is, they cannot do the job on their own and that is why cooperation is crucial. However, everyone at work is mostly busy with their own duties and socializing might not happen. This is why team building is crucial. When you encourage team building activities, the team will learn the importance of appreciation and understanding and lean on each other to develop their potential to the highest level possible. The end result is a happy, highly motivated, efficient and productive team. The more something is repeated the more people understand its merits and the same goes for team building. Eventually, people will be willing to cooperate in projects no matter their differences. Also, these activities will enlighten them about supporting one other in weaknesses and strengths. Team building is also crucial for effective communication. You cannot have a

EDV™ Quick Facts Platform technology for all cancer types The EDVTM technology is a platform, so can go after virtually any tumor. Indeed, the tumor targeting antibody attached to the EDV can be changed, depending on type of cancer, and EnGeneIC has built many targeting antibodies, including CD-19 for B-cell lymphoma, asialo-glycoprotein for liver cancer, and anti- ganglioside G2 for melanoma and neuroblastoma. In current trials, EDVs are targeted to a receptor called EGFR which is found on 70% of all sorts of solid tumors. Targeted EDVs carrying different payloads have shown dramatic increase in survival for mesothelioma, pancreatic and brain cancer patients. Safe in human trials The EDVTM has a remarkable safety profile in patients with late-stage solid tumors with no serious adverse events reported across a number of human trials whether delivering chemotherapeutic drugs or functional nucleic acids. Many patients received between 15 to 45 repeat doses with no ill effects. Safety is predicated on the fact th