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The Holy Qur'an states that Noah (sws) preached for almost nine and a half centuries. I believe that average life and physical body traits of mankind has always been the same. A difference of five to ten years is understandable. But what the traditions report about the body structure of Awj b. Aunuq seems far beyond the reality. We can deny it because it has not been affirmed by the Holy Qur'an. But the life span of Noah (sws) has been recorded by the Holy Qur'an which cannot be questioned in any condition. Did all of his disciples live such a long life? Were they like us in their heights or was there some difference? I think that Noah (sws) lived almost five thousand years ago. Four or five thousand years have no significance in the long history of the world and the universe. It does not seem reasonable that five thousand years ago man lived as long as one thousand years. The Holy Qur'an does not say any such thing about any other Messenger of God.Read More
In April I became a Muslim. I've been attempting to learn as much as I can about this faith. Before I converted, I studied for a few months, but it is impossible to read everything. Recently I've run across something that makes me doubt the truth of Islam, and I would like it cleared up. It is hurting my iman. I have gone through so much to accept this faith, and I don't want to let it go. Please, explain the meaning of this hadith to me. It seems brutal and contrary to everything I believe about Allah and his prophet (sws).
Thanks so much for any light you can shed on this subject. Is there any source I can find (other than my own opinion) that can discredit this hadith? If this hadith isn't valid, why is it among the collections of hadith? Why hasn't it been discarded?Read More
There seems to be an inconsistency between the principle of no compulsion in religion and the punishment meted out to several ummahs in the past. If the former is a basic principle, why is the latter necessary?Read More
Dr Muhammad Amir Gazdar was born on 26th May 1974 in Karachi, Pakistan. Besides his studies at school, he learned the science of Tajweed Al-Qur'an from a renowned Qu'anic reciter, Qari Khalil Ahmad Bandhani and completed the memorization of the Qur'an in 1987 at Madrasah Tajweed al-Qur'an, Karachi.
He obtained his elementary religious education from Jami'ah Dar al-Hanafiyyah, Karachi. He graduated from Jami'ah al-Uloom al-Islamiyyah, Binnori Town, Karachi and obtained Shahadah Aalamiyyah in 1996 and received an equivalent certificate of Masters in Islamic Studies from the Karachi University.
During the year 1997 and 1998, he served in Jami'ah Binnori Town as a Tafseer and Tajweed teacher and also taught at Danish Sara Karachi (A Former Dawah Centre of Al-Mawrid Foundation).
In 1992, Dr Gazdar was introduced to Farahi school of thought when first time met with Ustaz Javed Ahmad Ghamidi (a renowned Islamic scholar) and had the chance to learn Islam from him and tried to solve many controversial issues of Hadith, Fiqh and Usool under his supervision.
In January 1999, he started another Masters programme in Islamic Sciences offered by Al-Mawrid foundation in Lahore and he completed it with top position in the batch in August 2001.
Mr Gazdar officially joined Al-Mawrid foundation as an associate fellow in research and education in 2002 and worked in this capacity until December 2018. He worked for the Karachi center of Al-Mawrid for about 10 years as a teacher, lecturer and researcher. He taught various courses, delivered weekly lectures, conducted workshops on different topics, taught in online classes, answered questions of the participants verbally and wrote many answers for foundation's official website too.
In September 2012, he moved to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia to participate in another Masters programme in Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Heritage at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). In January 2015, he completed his 3rd Masters in Qur'an and Sunnah department of the university with the GPA: 3.92.
Dr Amir started his Ph.D programme in the Qur'an and Sunnah department of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) in February 2015 and completed it with distinction on 25th March 2019. His Ph.D research topic was a comparative study of contemporary scholars' view on the issue of Hijab and Gender Interaction in the light of Quranic and Hadith texts.
In December 2018, he has been appointed at Al-Mawrid Foundation as Fellow of research and education.
Dr Gazdar has many academic works to his credit. He has written a few booklets published in Urdu language and has authored several articles which have been published in various research journals in Malaysia, India and Pakistan (Arabic language). His two research books have been in Malaysia and Lebanon in 2019 (Arabic language).
Furthermore, he is actively working in the Hadith project of Ustaz Javed Ahmad Ghamidi and playing a significant role in it as a researcher and writer since January 2016.
Moreover, Dr Gazdar has been leading in Qiyam-e-Ramadhan and Tarawih prayer since 1989 in various mosques and at Sada Bahar Lawn (2002-2011) in Karachi, Pakistan. He worked as a part time Imam at Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah mosque of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) from 2013 to 2016 where he lead in Tarawih and Qiyam-e-Ramadhan for four years. Other than this, he has served for several mosques in Kuala Lumpur as a volunteer Imam for Tarawih and Qiyam-e-Ramadhan.


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ICYMI: Global Sisters Report was there all week at LCWR. The latest report: LCWR looks to the future with openness, communion and contemplation. Read all the coverage here.
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OOSKAnews Voices is a new series of guest "opinion columns" on water, written by senior participants in different parts of the international water community. The columns provide a global platform for organizations and individuals to promulgate their views and messages.
In this piece, John H. Matthews, co-founder and secretariat coordinator for the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation (AGWA), which is chaired by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) and the World Bank, highlights the need to connect water management decisions and climate policy in the upcoming COP21 talks in Paris.
Matthews' work integrates technical and policy knowledge for climate adaptation for practical implementation. John has worked globally on these issues since 2007 and has authored many publications on adaptive management for water infrastructure and ecosystems. He has a PhD in ecology from the University of Texas and is based in the United States.
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Paris has been much in the news since the November 13th attacks, but Paris has also gathered attention in the preparation for the annual UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) conference (November 30-December 11, 2015). Widely referred to as COP21 (the 21st conference of the signatory parties), the meeting is expected to have more than 40,000 attendees and 100 heads of state. Expectations for an agreement that can slow the rate of climate change are high.
I've attended several COPs since 2009. Given the large number of people in attendance relative to the small number of negotiators, having a meaningful impact on any particular issue is difficult. Although I feel uncomfortable describing myself as a policy person, I am a concerned scientist working in a sustainable development NGO, worried about practical and technical decision-makers who are not well represented in these events.
Over the past decade, I have borne witness both to the sensitivity of the water cycle to climate and to how often bad management decisions can ripple through economies and ecosystems for centuries. Last week in East Asia, two hydropower managers earnestly told me about their concerns about climate impacts on existing and planned projects. Translating these concerns into meaningful policy language represents an ongoing challenge.
But the decisions made in Paris -- at a global policy level -- matter for local water problems: an engineer wonders about designing a flood levy two meters higher, a biologist must decide which plants to use to restore a wetland, a farmer considers shifting from rain-fed to irrigated agriculture. Will the COP make their decisions easier, more lasting? Paris holds a powerful influence on water management decisions. At local levels, climate change looks like reservoirs, rain, and aquifers.
However, the connection of water to climate policy remains relatively new. In 2009, I heard a member of the 600-person Brazilian delegation say, "I am the only official representative from my country officially tracking the role of water in the negotiations." He was in the vanguard of understanding the linkages between climate and water policy. That same year, Claudia Sadoff and Mike Muller wrote, "Water is the primary medium through which climate change will impact people, ecosystems and economies."
Much of the effort for climate mitigation, for instance, promotes "clean" energy. The tried and true low-carbon technology is hydropower, with investment moving here quickly. A recent analysis suggested that Vietnam alone will have more than 200 new hydropower plants operating by 2017, allocating vast amounts of water for new energy consumption.
Water "spent" on clean energy is often consumed completely (think biofuels) or modified (in terms of water quality, storage) for other stakeholders. During times of crisis such as the current droughts in Ethiopia and California, tradeoffs among agriculture, cities, and fisheries, as well as energy, generate conflict, especially in basins spanning jurisdictional and national boundaries.
Moreover, the structures we are building and have already built are not easy or cheap to modify as water conditions change. Much like current projects in East Africa or South Asia, the United States' Hoover Dam began operations with no more than about 40 years' worth of hydrological data.
Based on tree-ring data, we now know that those decades were among the wettest in that basin over the past 1,200 years. The system now appears to be steering back towards something like the millennium's mean precipitation. A 30-meter "bathtub ring" around the reservoir reveals the gap between the climate the dam was designed for and the climate in which it now resides.
Regional authorities have recently invested more than $1 billion USD to ensure that water supply intakes will remain functional if water levels continue to drop, though concerns remain about hydropower intakes and long-term viability. Will climate mitigation investments in clean energy in other parts of the world follow the Hoover Dam's trajectory, or a more sustainable path?
Climate adaptation policies from the COP have other risks. I recently reviewed investments by a UN adaptation funding body. More than 90 percent of these investments were water-related -- usually for agriculture, cities and rural communities, and ecosystem restoration. But a quick analysis suggests that very few of these projects use best practices for robust water management. They were water projects, but water knowledge was often painfully absent. How can these projects achieve lasting success?
Global commitments for clean energy, disaster relief, and adaptation aid are, for the most part, water commitments. The special problems of water -- not the water sector, but water as a fundamental, even elemental component of the landscape and of our economies -- are not widely appreciated at a global policy level.
In a major change, this year the water community has come together for the COP to share concerns and hopes for how global climate policy can reinforce (and be reinforced by) effective water management, in a campaign called ClimateIsWater.
Organizations as diverse as the World Water Council, SIWI, IUCN, the French Water Partnership, UNESCO-IHP, and many others (including my organization, AGWA) have joined forces to articulate a vision of a global climate agreement supported by sustainable water management, rather than crippled by water conflict.
Water binds sustainable development to a global climate agreement. Our future requires solidarity in Paris between practice and policy, expressed through climate and water.


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AC Milan look to record three straight wins as they host mid-table side Udinese at San Siro on Sunday.
I Rossoneri have endured yet another mediocre campaign so far. However, following the re-signing of Zlatan Ibrahimović, the team have seen an upturn in performances and results. The 18-time Serie A champions enjoyed a 2-0 away win against Cagliari before cruising past SPAL 3-0 in the Coppa Italia round of 16 on Wednesday.
Udinese, who reside two places behind Milan, have enjoyed three successive wins in the league although fell short against Juventus in the Coppa Italia last time out. I Bianconeri have lost just one of their last five Serie A outings, also coming at the hands of Juventus, but have enjoyed wins against Cagliari, Lecce and Sassuolo.
With just one point separating the two sides ahead of kick-off, here is 90min's preview for Sunday's fixture.
Where To Watch
|When Is Kick Off?
|Sunday 19 November
|What Time Is Kick Off?
|Where Is It Played?
|San Siro
|TV Channel/Live Stream?
|Premier Sports 2 HD
|Luca Pairetto
Team News
Newcomer Asmir Begovic may make his debut for Milan following his transfer from Bournemouth as Gianluigi Donnarumma continues to be sidelined due to an ongoing thigh injury.
Lucas Biglia, Ricardo Rodriguez, Léo Duarte, Mateo Musacchio and Davide Calabria remain absent, meaning Andrea Conti and Simon Kjaer - who is set for his Serie A debut for Milan - should feature in defence.
Luca Gotti finds himself in the lucky position of having just a single first-team injury ahead of his side's trip to San Siro. Centre-back Samir is the only absentee with a meniscal injury, although defensive midfielder Mato Jajalo is at risk of suspension if he picks up a fifth yellow card against Milan.
Predicted Lineups
|AC Milan:
|Begović; Conti, Kjaer, Romagnoli, Hernandez; Castillejo, Kessie, Bennacer, Calhanoglu; Ibrahimović, Leao
|Musso; Larsen, Becao, Ekong, Nuytinck, Sema; De Paul, Mandragora, Fofana; Okaka, Lasagna
Head to Head Record
Udinese have already tasted victory over I Rossoneri this campaign, having won the season opener by one goal to nil at Dacia Arena. In the last 31 meetings, the honours have been relatively evenly split with Milan recording 14 wins to Udinese's 11, with the remaining six games ending in stalemate.
The last three meetings between the two sides at San Siro have seen a win for either side and a draw, with Udinese's away win coming back in the 2016/17 season, although that is I Friulani's first win at the Meazza since May 2007.
Recent Form
Despite their recent form, Il Diavolo have struggled at home in the league and have recorded three home draws on the trot against Napoli, Sassuolo and Sampdoria with only one goal scored in those games.
While this alludes to Milan's inability to find the back of the net (and perhaps why they purchased a 38-year-old Ibrahimović), I Rossoneri have recorded the same number of clean sheets as city rivals Inter (seven), meaning they are more than capable at the back.
Udinese find themselves in a similar position having also recorded seven clean sheets this season, but have scored just 17 times in 19 Serie A games thus far as Udinese's centre-forwards have found the net just ten times between the three of them.
Despite recent defeats at the hands of Juventus in the league and in the Coppa Italia, Udinese have been in somewhat of a purple patch as they remain unbeaten in their last three league fixtures. Despite their goalscoring inabilities, Udinese have scored six goals in their last three Serie A games, averaging out at two goals per game.
With that said, here is how both teams have fared in their previous five fixtures.
|Milan 3-0 SPAL (15/1)
|Juventus 4-0 Udinese (15/1)
|Cagliari 0-2 Milan (11/1)
|Udinese 3-0 Sassuolo (12/1)
|Milan 0-0 Sampdoria (6/1)
|Lecce 0-1 Udinese (6/1)
|Atalanta 5-0 Milan (22/12)
|Udinese 2-1 Cagliari (21/12)
|Milan 0-0 Sassuolo (15/12)
|Juventus 3-1 Udinese (15/12)
With both sides leading the way in terms of clean sheets in the league, the suggestion is that Sunday's fixture will be a tight, scrappy contest light on goals. However, with Milan and Udinese starting to hit form, both sides will be eager to claim all three points.
Having lost the opening game of the season which set the tone for their poor first half of the season, Milan will be keen to enact revenge on Le Zebrette and get the second half of their season off to the best possible start.
Prediction: AC Milan 1-0 Udinese


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16 August was a reasonably historic day, Colonel Murphy became the first Allied pilot to destroy one of the new and still-mysterious German liquid-rocket fighters, an Me 163. The Colonel damaged another, which Cyril Jones, his wingman, destroyed and Jimmy C. Shoffit, also of the 370th, engaged in a long and educational combat with a third, which was damaged. The story received a greater play in the world press than any other single story of an Eighth Air Force pilot.
Briefing on FO 518 was early, at 0630. Before rendezvous, tanks were dropped when the enemy struck at Erfurt, and Colonel Murphy left his briefed course to rendezvous early. In addition, Major Cranfill and Lieutenant Lux each shot down a more orthodox 109. There was considerable excitement in higher HQ at news of the first victory over the Me 163s, and some confusion on the station, since Colonel Murphy's film had been sent to Honington to go up to Fighter Command by courier. The film was retrieved and flown to Command by Lieutenant Gilmore that night. Earlier in the afternoon, Colonel Swanson had his promised long talk with the 15 pilots who returned early from the mission.
Photo: Colonel John B. Murphy of the 370th Fighter Squadron, 359th Fighter Group. Photo courtesy of Elsie Palicka, wife of Ed Palicka, 370th Fighter Squadron Photographer: Archived by Char Baldridge, Historian, 359th Fighter Group Association
This excerpt was selected from transcriptions of the August 1944 original monthly narrative History of the 359th Fighter Group archived at HQ USAF Historical Research Center, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. The complete document was transcribed by Char Baldridge, Historian, 359th Fighter Group Association, from reports filed from December 1943 through September 1945 by Maurice F. X. Donohue, 359th Fighter Group historian and combat intelligence officer.
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I want to share how to make an easy copper necklace with you that is stunning. Unfortunately I am not a photographer, I use my old iphone to take pics, and the detail is not captured but this tutorial should provide enough information and detail for you to play a bit on your own.
And please don't mind the less than pristine backgrounds, I'm photographing in my studio.
I am not going to list the supplies and materials, but am going to show you my step by step process in creating this piece, which will show the materials along the way.
I started with a piece of copper tubing purchased from Home Depot for a few dollars. The Letter M refers to wall thickness, I use this one because it is easier to work with, you will also see some that are marked with the Letter L, which is a thicker wall, so it requires more power to pound. Stick with M if you have a choice.
This was purchased at Home Depot as well for around $10 to cut the pieces for the
necklace. I have cut a total of 7 pieces.
To make the cuts you just slip the pipe into the opening, slightly tighten it using the knob at the bottom, then twist the pipe. The blade will begin to cut into the pipe. After a turn or two, tighten the knob a bit more, twist and turn, repeating these steps until the piece is completely cut through. It's very easy to do!
Once all the pieces were cut, I filed down the rough edges on each side. One of my favorite tools is shown there to the right. I picked it up in a thrift store for $1.99, it is meant for your nails, but works perfectly to sand metal, It is battery operated, and has both sanding and buffing heads. I use the sanding head mostly. It is light weight and does the job fast. If you don't have something like this, a metal jewelry file or steel wool works just fine.
The next step is to smash each of your cut pieces flat. I use an old steel bench block to pound on with a heavy duty hammer. Strike a blow, then rotate the piece, strike again, rotate, repeat a few times, then flip the metal over and do about the same amount of strikes you did on the front. Remember to rotate your piece as you work, and continue to work from front to back until you get it as flat as a pancake.
Don't worry that it is not a perfectly flat circle. How boring that would be! You are aiming for a unique piece with character.
The next step is to texturize the piece. Here is my favorite hammer for that. I use the edge of the flat side of the hammer and it creates little grooved lines in the copper. Texturize both sides of all of your pieces.
Another great reason to put texture into your metal, besides the cool look, is that it hides any imperfections or markings.
Next with a pair of flush cutters, cut pieces of 18 gauge wire to approximately 5 1/2 " . This will be used to make the connections for each of your smooshed metal tubes. You will need 2 pieces per tube.
Take your wire and bend it in half onto one side of your flattened tube. Be sure to use your flat nose pliers to get the wire nice and tight against the tube.
Use your round nose pliers to form a loop, centered above the wrap
I do not go for a perfect wrap, I like the sort of messy wrap look since I prefer my pieces to be organic and earthy in look, but if that is not your style, go for the perfect wrap around your loop.
Now we are ready to make the chain links to connect each of the tubes. I choose to use a 12 gauge copper wire because I wanted a heavier look to go with the tubes than 18 gauge wire would give. A word of warning- 12 gauge wire requires a lot more manpower to work with!
After making all the links, hammer to add texture to each side.
I use this Liver of Sulfur gel, I get it at Michael's. All you do is get a bowl of very hot water, add a few drops of the gel, mix it up a bit, then add your pieces into the water. The longer you keep the copper in the solution, the darker it gets, so don't walk away, keep any eye on it. Once it gets to where you want it, remove it from the solution, and rinse it well in soapy water. Use gloves to protect yourself
You will want to patina everything together so that your finish is consistent.
I love the richness of color that liver of sulfur gives to copper
How you can do this is to grab a piece of 12 gauge wire, flush cut the end, then file it smooth. Once that is done, use the round nose pliers to form a loop. Once the loop is complete, take your pliers again and form the curve, then cut the wire at the length you want it. File the ends smooth again. Texturize both sides.
Using the Dremel, to buff each piece both front and back.
Once everything is buffed I coat each one with a finishing wax and buff again.
I used Miniwax because that is what I had on hand. This helps to keep the patina looking good. Sometimes I finish a piece with a clear acrylic sealer, but opted not to do that with this particular necklace.
Attach a chain link between each of the copper tube pieces. Here you need to use a lot of strength to get these links fully closed, the 12 gauge wire requires a lot of arm power
If you make one yourself, I would love to hear from you and see a picture of what you have created.
This necklace is available at my Etsy shop.


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For those using the exchanges, Obamacare rates are set to jump more than they ever have since Obamacare started.
For those on the healthcare exchanges, Obamacare rates will jump up for many people by over a third. For some, they will rise by almost half again. New Mexico has never seen rate hikes like this before. Of course, some will get subsidies so they won't complain as much while the Federal budget deficit climbs higher. But many will be left with a huge financial hole next year!
The Washington Free Beacon reports, "Health Insurers in New Mexico To Implement Record-High Premium Increases."
Insurers will increase premiums next year from a range of 36 to 41 percent for midlevel insurance plans. For all plans, premiums are expected to rise a range of 17 to 49 percent.
Sixty percent of consumers in New Mexico will qualify for subsidies to lower the cost of the increasing premium.
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"I feel sorry for the other 40 percent though," said John Franchini, the state's insurance superintendent.
The Free Beacon's source is the Albuquerque Journal's, "Insurance rate hike sets record for New Mexico exchange," which also reports that Insurance Companies might reap big profits, but if they do they probably won't reduce rates.
Raising premiums gives insurers more confidence to participate in the market by protecting them from major financial losses, said Franchini. At the same time, if the Trump administration continues to make the CSR reimbursements (or if Congress steps in to appropriate the necessary funds), these insurers could potentially reap a windfall, financed largely by federal taxpayers who pick up the tab for the cost-sharing program.
If the CSRs do come through, could the rate hikes be rolled back? "I cannot guarantee that will happen in New Mexico," Franchini said, adding that insurance and medical companies "don't do well" with revising contracts once they're signed.
They also reveal that the ultimate cause of rising rates is the "death spiral."
Franchini said rates are rising because not enough people are buying insurance through New Mexico's federally subsidized marketplace.
So, prices are going up because of fewer customers—especially healthy ones who can pay for the sick ones. But higher prices will drive more people out of the market, especially if they are relatively healthy!
But when Donald Trump said he wanted to repeal Obamacare, the local media claimed that would we be disastrous for New Mexico:
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Blue Pastures, by Mary Oliver
Discretion can be respected in a writer. Here the writer is rather private about her personal life, something I can certainly respect, and feels free to include a great deal of fragments from her prose writings as well as expressing some hot takes and unpopular opinions (more on that below). That is not to say that I agree with everything she says or that I think her writing is necessarily polished enough that this deserves to have been a published book from a major publisher, but I recognize that publishing decisions are not made based no quality but based on whether there is a market for this sort of thing and when it comes to the writings of poet Mary Oliver there is certainly a market for anything that she says, and so this book fits such a market. I thought that this book would be more memoir-like, but it is more of a feast of scraps variety, and not even a feast of scraps, but more like a goulash in which various doubtful ingredients have been put together in hopes of making a stew that can help one to survive the winter. If you like that sort of thing, this book exists.
This book is a short (just over 100 page) collection of various short material, some of it not even paragraph length, about a wide variety of subjects. The author starts by talking about questions of power and time. After that there is a reminisce about a nature excursion at Herring Cove. The author thinks that she would have been friends with Walt Whitman if they had been around at the same time period. There are discussions about owls and the titular essay on blue pastures. The author discusses having friends and companions with a zest for life as well as more discussion about ponds, which makes sense given her fondness for water. The author discusses aspects of her writing technique as well as more random observations on subjects relating to fish. "Staying Alive" is a collection of writing that is extremely fragmented, and "Steepletop" is an interesting look at the affair between Edna St. Vincent Milay and someone named George Dillon. After that the author talks about sand dabs twice, provides a few more words about various topics, and discusses the poet's voice and how it differs based on when one started writing. The author even manages to say that she hates things being called cute before the book is done.
It should be noted, though, that not all of the hot takes of the author are in fact bad ones. In fact, there are at least some things about this book that I happen to appreciate. If it was not the sort of book that I was exactly looking for or would have preferred, it is at least the sort of book that I can appreciate and understand on its own merits and that is certainly something worth appreciating. I mean, this is not the sort of book that I would be offended to mildly recommend with some caveats, and the author herself does explore memory in a few important aspects. Perhaps most notably, I can say that I appreciate what she has to say about poetry and the way that understanding and appreciating the older way of writing poetry with rhyme and meter allows someone the freedom to at least adopt such techniques sometime and recognize what they provide to poetry rather than simply writing prose poetry of poor to indifferent quality because one does not realize that taking advantage of the natural rhythm and cadence of a language to increase the beauty of one's own offerings is a very good thing instead of a bad thing in being too mainstream.


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AXS-One and Microsoft partner to facilitate migration to Microsoft Exchange 2007

Rutherford, NJ, 17 November 2006 – AXS-One Inc. (AMEX: AXO), a leading provider of high-performance Records Compliance Management (RCM) software solutions, today announced that it will launch AXS-One Data Archive Translator™ during the Microsoft Ready Summit in Australia, an already underway, five-city road show created to promote Microsoft Office 2007, Windows Vista and Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. The debut of Microsoft's suite of products coincides with the launch of AXS-One Data Archive Translator, which allows organisations to easily migrate email archived in other messaging environments.

The AXS-One Translator Tool has been designed to provide customers with access to messages that were previously archived without having to re-ingest them into the new environment. This avoids the costly process of handling the legacy data and moving it to the new environment. Original records remain unchanged, with their full fidelity, and can continue to be accessed and utilised by end users. This substantially reduces the cost and effort involved in conversion.

AXS-One is Microsoft's only Independent Software Vendor (ISV) addressing archiving, electronic document management and compliance, at the Ready Summit '06. The partnership between Microsoft Australia and AXS-One highlights the importance Microsoft places on offering its customers easy ways to migrate to the Microsoft suite of products.

Commenting on the announcement, David Thompson, managing director of AXS-One in Australia and Asia, said: "While there is growing demand for tools to assist with email server migration in Australia, migration is not without its potential issues. In terms of usability, organisations are worried about the impact on end users and providing ongoing access to archived messages within their new messaging platform. With growing importance placed on risk management and e-discovery, organisations are also concerned whether messages will continue to retain their evidentiary weight and full fidelity. AXS-One addresses this with a solution that focuses on both the operational and business issues associated with migrating messaging platforms."

Microsoft and AXS-One will be jointly presenting the value of the AXS-One Data Archive Translator during the road show and, in particular, demonstrating the ease with which it can be incorporated into any email migration process.

About AXS-One
AXS-One Inc. (AMEX: AXO) is a leading provider of high-performance Records Compliance Management solutions. The AXS-One Compliance Platform enables organizations to implement secure, scalable and enforceable policies that address records management for corporate governance, legal discovery and industry regulations such as SEC17a-4, NASD 3010, Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, The Patriot Act and Gramm-Leach Bliley. AXS-One's award-winning technology has been critically acclaimed as best of class and delivers digital archiving, business process management, electronic document delivery and integrated records disposition and discovery for email, instant messaging, images, SAP and other corporate records. Founded in 1978, and headquartered in Rutherford, NJ, AXS-One has offices worldwide including in the United States, Australia, Singapore, United Kingdom and South Africa. For further information, visit the AXS-One web site at http://www.axsone.com.

In Australia, AXS-One Pty Ltd is the regional head office for operations throughout the Asian region including offices and representatives in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan and India.

AXS-One, the AXS-One logo, "Access Tomorrow Today," and AXSPoint are registered trademarks of, and AXS-One Compliance Platform, AXS-One Retention Manager, AXS-One Rapid-AXS, AXS-Link for Desktop, AXS-Link for SAP, AXS-Link for Lotus Notes, AXS-Link for Microsoft Exchange, AXS-One Data Archive Translator, AXS-Link for File System Archiving, AXS-Link for .PST Management, AXS-One Supervision, AXS-One Case Management, "The Records Compliance Management Company" and AXS-Link are trademarks of, AXS-One Inc., in the U.S. All other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.


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Do you feel like you're not getting enough essential vitamins in your diet? Perhaps it is due to the inconvenience of working long hours daily, with little time for balanced meals.
In our fast-paced society, it is difficult to keep up with the daily grind if we don't have good health.
Here are some quick facts about the vitamins you require to stay in the pink of health :
Vitamin A helps in maintaining vision, skin and bone growth as well as supports the immune system.
Vitamin B2, also known as Riboflavin, supports energy metabolism at the cellular level. Another important function it does is metabolizing body fats, carbohydrates and proteins.
Vitamin B3, more commonly known as Niacin, is a water-soluble vitamin which helps convert food into energy. It also contributes to healthy skin as well as the nervous, immune and digestive systems.
Vitamin B5, which is Pantothenic Acid, is an essential component of coenzyme A (CoA), which helps the body to metabolize fats, carbohydrates and proteins.
Vitamin B6 is a key nutrient for maintaining healthy brain function, the formation of healthy red blood cells and the conversion of protein to energy. It also boosts the production of antibodies that support the immune system.
Vitamin B-12 is important for metabolism including the generation and use of energy for digestion, absorption, elimination, circulation and temperature regulation. It is also a key nutrient for the formation of red blood cells and maintenance of the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord.
Biotin is an essential water-soluble vitamin necessary for the metabolism of carbohydrates, fatty acids, and amino acids. Biotin also plays a key role in the health of skin.
Vitamin C, or Ascorbic Acid, supports immune health and maintains blood vessels.
Vitamin D, also known as the "sunshine vitamin," aids in the absorption of Calcium and Phosphorus for the formation and maintenance of strong bones and teeth. It also helps in maintaining strong muscles.
Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin that aids in the formation of red blood cells, promotes a healthy circulatory system and helps the body metabolize Vitamin K. It has antioxidant properties, protecting cells from oxidation.
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The massive cyber attack on Sony Pictures could cost the company about $100 million, security experts said.
Experts who have studied previous hacks told Reuters that though the cost would be less than the $171 million Sony estimated when its Playsation Network was hacked in 2011; it would still be a huge tab for the company.
Sony would have to pay for tighter security, further investigation and protection of employee profiles and company passwords this time. The attack, which has been deemed the most damaging cyber hack in the US, has also hurt Sony's reputation for its failure to ensure protection of company files.
The attack crippled employee activity and production for almost a week, which would also cost the company another million dollars.
People familiar with the matter told the agency that Sony has insurance cover for such kind of hacks but the insurance only compensates for a portion of the cost.
Sony is still grappling with data breaches. Just after the hacker group that calls itself "Guardians of Peace" released employee passwords, salaries and some unpublished pilot scripts, the group has now released a cache of documents that reveals secret aliases of Hollywood actors who use the alternative identities to check in to hotels and use other services anonymously.
According to the latest data reveal, Tom Hanks uses "Harry Lauder" as an alias while Sarah Michelle Gellar goes by "Neely O' Hara." Natalie Portman and Toby Maguire use "Laura Brown" and "Neil Deep", respectively.
Sony suspects the hacker group belongs to North Korea, which has vehemently denied any involvement. However, the country has called the group "righteous."
Adding to the suspicion is a recent open letter that the hacker group issued to the studio asking it to stop the release of "The Interview." The movie stars James Franco and Seth Rogan, portraying two journalists who land a rare interview with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.
The group anonymously posted the letter on GitHub, a programming tool, and threatened to expose more data if their demands were not met.
"We are sending you our warning again. Do carry out our demand if you want to escape us. And, Stop immediately showing the movie of terrorism which can break the regional peace and cause the War! You, SONY & FBI, cannot find us. We are perfect as much. The destiny of SONY is totally up to the wise reaction & measure of SONY," the group's message read.
The message could not be independently verified, according to The Verge.


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From 9th until 28th August, you'll find the Boho Necklace at ON9. The necklace have a 12 metal and 24 leather textures HUD, and will be on sale exclusively at the event.
There is also a Limited Edition in bronze metal made for the event, so you won't find it after ON9 closes. Hurry up and don't loose it 🙂


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Laying the groundwork for a successful MPD Launch Orientation
Prior to attending Launch in Orlando, Converge Missionary appointees need to complete 4 ½ hours of online training with Stewardship Ambassadors (see next Launch dates).
Our MPD Prep assignments are specifically designed to help prepare you for a successful MPD Launch. There are two items you need to complete before attending Launch.
Begin your Case Statement Worksheet
Download the Case Statement Worksheet and complete it before arriving at Launch in Orlando. It provides the wording you need as you develop your prayer letters and various promotional tools. It also helps provide the wording you need when you speak privately or publically raising your financial support.
- Developing Your Missionary Case Statement (PDF version)
- Developing Your Missionary Case Statement (editable Word version) (editable Word version)
Here are a few examples to help:
Download MPD Software
Download software onto the laptop that you'll bring to Orlando. Install either TntConnect (TntMPD) (free) or DonorElf ($15/mo) on the laptop you'll be bringing to Launch. You will use this software to help manage all your contacts and to track financial gifts given to your Converge support account. Specific training for TntConnect will be given during Launch.
Converge has proven to be a faithful partner for us in the cause of Christ among the peoples of the world. This partnership has not only changed the world, but changed us.
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Can someone recommend a best practice/workflow for tying changes to product versions?
For example, assume I am working in an Agile environment, and I am working on 3 feature changes in a given sprint. If 2 feature changes are released but 3rd is deferred for some reason, I need the ability to suppress the changes due to the 3rd feature change.
Is it best to do this via condition tags? Are there alternatives?
Is there a way to quickly "clean up" those condition tags after they are no longer needed?
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Star Cast: Partho Gupte, Saqib Saleem, Makarand Deshpande
Director : Amole Gupte
Rating: **1/2
I love underdogs. Who doesnt Especially those who come from disadvantaged backgrounds and show the privileged whats what. And even more so when they are played by a bunch of endearing fellows, led by a lad who has a flame in his eyes, and a pleasing steadiness of purpose. Partho Guptes second outing in his fathers second directorial venture Hawaa Hawaai, should have been a clear winner by rights: he is excellent; so are several of the other performances, but the film doesnt match up.
Young Arjun Harishchandra Waghmare (Parho Gupte) is suddenly forced into leaving his village, and supplementing his familys income. A Mumbai tea-stall owner employs him to cart glasses of kadak chai malaai maar ke to his customers all day long. The meager sum he gets for such drudge work sits lightly on his blistered hands, but his feet get wings when he discovers a group of kids learning to skate, egged on by their enthusiastic teacher (Saqib Saleem).
This is the kind of film where we know the outcome from the first frame. We know that Arjun will, by the end of the film, be skirting the winning tape. Doughty slumdogs have had long Bollywood history there have been many in between Mira Nairs Chaipau and Danny Boyles Jamal. But Guptes Arjun and his gang do not deliver enough surprises: theres heavy-handedness afoot, if youll allow the mix of metaphors.
Guptes clear affection for his young cast makes for a close-up of the slumkids and their hardscrabble lives without being patronizing. But overall the script is random and loose, feels strung along, and except for a few sparkling scenes, doesnt really rise to the occasion. And there are just not enough subtle notes in a film that is in dire need of it: how else can you prevent a story that wants to include cotton farmers suicides, the abject poverty of slum dwellers, the criminal carelessness of the rich, and the never-say-die human spirit from drowning in schmaltz
The message that anyone can dream and win drives the film. Unsurprisingly, most of the good moments belong to Arjun and his four slumdog pals (Ashfaque Bismillah Khan as Gochi, Salman Chote Khan as Bhura, Thirupathi Kushnapelli as Murugan, and Maaman Menon as Abdul) as they go about fashioning a pair of skates from scrap (yes, they can), reaching out to the handsome young wheel-chair bound coach Lucky Sir, who never wavers from his commitment to his student, despite being lured to the land of dollars by his bade bhaiya. And the pre-teen star of the show (yes, he can).
Partho is a natural. We saw that in his first film, the heart-warming Stanley Ka Dabba. Hes back tugging at our heartstrings, and its a pleasure to hear a young actor actually speaking his lines with such conviction. Hawaa Hawaai has a big beating heart, but you wish it had been a better film: it trundles on, leaps up intermittently, but doesnt fly.
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How to Report Child Abuse
If you are concerned that a child is abused or neglected
Should I Get Involved? A Guide to Reporting Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect
Report suspected child abuse/neglect, anytime, 7 days a week
(330) 455-KIDS (5437) or 1-800-233-KIDS
If you are concerned that a child is abused or neglected:
Call (330) 455-KIDS (5437) OR 1-800-233-KIDS (5437) and ask to speak with a referral specialist. This number is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
If you are concerned about a child who does not live in Stark County and need to make a report,
please call 1-800-4ACHILD. (1-800-422-4453)
To make a report you will need at a minimum:
- Description of alleged abuse or neglect.
- Current location of the child.
Please be ready to supply the following information, if available:
- Your name and phone number
- Family's name and address
- Non-custodial parent's name and address
- Name(s) of child(ren) in the home
- Date(s) of birth or age(s)
- School(s) and Grade(s)
- Explanation for concerns of abuse and neglect
- School attendance, grades, behaviors of child(ren)
Should I Get Involved? A Guide to Reporting Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect
Signs of Child Abuse or Neglect
Children who are mistreated can be physically abused, sexually abused, or emotionally abused; neglected; or abandoned. Physical Abuse is any injury resulting from beating, biting, burning, or otherwise harming a child or exposing a child to domestic violence. Sexual Abuse is any act of molestation against a minor child. Emotional Abuse can be caused by constantly rejecting a child, name-calling, or threatening a child's safety. Neglect is defined as the failure of a parent to provide food, clothing, supervision, education, or medical care for a child. Children can be at risk of child abuse due to parental substance abuse, domestic violence or mental health problems.
Do The Right Thing!
Understanding your role in protecting children is important. You are doing the right thing by getting involved and telling us a child is at risk of abuse or neglect. Children must be able to count on us to make their world safe and secure.
Call Us With Your Concerns
You can call Stark County Children Services Division 24 hours a day at our office, (330) 455-5437
or 1-800-233-5437
When you call to make a referral, you will talk with the intake social worker who will ask you a series of questions about your concerns. You may not have the answers to some of the questions. That's okay. Answer as many as you can, as completely as you can, so we can decide the best way to respond to your concerns.
Stark County Children Services Division Will Help
Stark County Children Services Division staff will assess the level of risk to the child. If a child is at risk of abuse or neglect, we will either provide direct service or refer the family to other community organizations. The important thing is that the family can now get the help it needs.


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Kenneka Jenkins: Loved Ones Gather To Mourn Her Tragic Death At Funeral Service
The heartbreaking funeral of 19-year-old Kenneka Jenkins took place on Sept. 30 and the video of her friends and family gathering to see her laid to rest is just devastating. Watch her casket entering the services here.
Kenneka Jenkins' funeral took place today, Sept. 30, in Chicago. As HollywoodLife.com previously reported, Kenneka was a 19-year-old Chicago teen who was found dead in the freezer of the Crowne Plaza Hotel in the suburbs after a party. The hotel reportedly offered to pay for the funeral. Kenneka's mother, Tereasa Martin, previously said to the public that all are welcome at the funeral as long as they come in peace. The wake began at 11 a.m. local time and the funeral service was set for noon. In the video below you can see the teen's casket being carefully rolled into the church on this tragic day. It is haunting to watch the footage, knowing that it has been a month since we first learned of Kenneka's death — but we still don't have all the answers in her murder case.
Meanwhile, the internet has been abuzz with theories based on the shocking circumstances in which she was found. The local police released all the surveillance footage from the hotel yesterday. The video shows Kenneka stumbling around in the kitchen and hallways and then out of an elevator. Kenneka's family released a statement via their attorney saying they did not receive video from the police that shows the teen entering the hotel's freezer. "Despite request for all evidence, we have only been provided snippets of video, none of which shows Kenneka Jenkins walking into a freezer," the statement says. "Serious questions remain as to how she ended up in a Crowne Plaza Hotel freezer and why it took a day and a half for the hotel to find Kenneka."
Amid protests for answers fro the hotel, the family's attorneys have announced they are doing their own investigation into the teen's death. Tereasa has also asked that the protests end. She recently took to Facebook Live to say that she didn't mean for anyone "to get hurt in order to get justice" for Kenneka. So far, there has been one arrest made, on Sept. 22, in connection with the case. Click here to see the saddest celebrity deaths of 2017.
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Delisting of Snake River
by Laura Berg
A petition from an Alaska commercial-fishing group to delist Snake River fall Chinook was rejected by NOAA Fisheries, the agency announced May 26.
The request, by Chinook Futures Coalition, was the first formal effort to remove one of the 13 species of Columbia River Basin salmon and steelhead from protection under the ESA.
In a Federal Register notice, NOAA Fisheries acknowledged Snake River fall Chinook have had strong returns in recent years and their status had improved since they were listed in 1992.
But the improved abundance of wild fish is likely due to large numbers of hatchery fish spawning naturally and returning as wild fish, the agency said.
Abundance is only one measure considered in delisting, the notice continued. The other metrics--species productivity or growth rate, spatial structure and genetic diversity--were evaluated and did not meet the criteria for delisting, the agency said.
Chinook Futures Coalition requested the delisting in January 2015 because of concerns that protected Snake River fall Chinook would limit the number of Chinook that could be legally caught. The Snake River fish travel north to waters off Alaska.
NOAA Fisheries rejected the group's demand that hatchery and naturally spawned fish be treated equally during the agency's five-year status review process.
The federal notice quoted a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision, which said "the ESA is primarily focused on natural populations," and that a demand for equal treatment of hatchery and wild fish during the review process "simply finds no grounding in the statutory text of the ESA."
In the May 26 Federal Register notice, the agency noted that one of the scenarios for recovering Snake River fall Chinook would involve reintroduction of the species above Hells Canyon Dam, a proposal the agency released last November.
Federal officials listed Snake River fall Chinook as threatened and partly attributed their decline to habitat loss caused by dams.
In a separate notice in the same issue of the Federal Register, NOAA Fisheries concluded all 17 Pacific salmon evolutionarily significant units, the 10 steelhead distinct population segments, and the southern DPS of eulachon "shall remain listed as currently classified."
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Effects of this medicine
This medicine is a lincosamide that has antiseptic action against infectious gram-positive bacteria (e.g. staphylococci, streptococci, pneumococci).
Usually, used for various types of infections such as dermal infections, respiratory infections, otolaryngologic infections. Not effective against fungal/virus infections.
In general, for adults, take 2 capsules (150 mg [titer] of the active ingredient) once every 6 hours. For patients with severe infections, take 4 capsules (300 mg [titer] ) once every 8 hours. Strictly follow the instructions.
For children, take 15 mg/kg body weight (titer) of the active ingredient per day and for patients with severe infections, take 20 mg (titer) per day in 3 to 4 divided doses in either case. The dosage may be adjusted according to your age, body weight and symptoms. Each capsule contains 75 mg (titer) of the active ingredient. Strictly follow the instructions.
Trapping the medicine for a long time in the esophagus may cause ulcer. Take it with a glass of water or milk and avoid taking just before going to bed.
If you miss a dose, take the missed dose as soon as possible. If it is almost time for the next dose, skip the missed dose and continue your regular dosing schedule. You should never take two doses at one time.
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The most commonly reported adverse reactions include itch, rash, swelling, stomatitis and candidiasis (sore/itch of external genital and mouth). If any of these symptoms occurs, consult with your doctor or pharmacist.
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breathing difficulty, flush, hives [shock, anaphylaxis]
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FRANCISCO M. HONRUBIA, JAMES H. ELLIOTT; Efferent Innervation of the Retina II. Morphologic Study of the Monkey Retina. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 1970;9(12):971-976.
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Silver impregnation of the monkey's retina has been employed to study the presence and distribution of centrifugal fibers in flat mounts. This method has allowed identification of individual centrifugal fibers which appear to emerge from the optic papilla. Their course and distribution within the retina has been depicted. In the vicinity of the papilla, where the stained fibers in the optic nerve layer were very numerous, the centrifugal fibers could be differentiated from the ganglion cell axons by virtue of their thicker diameter, their irregular trajectory, and the presence of branches. By contrast in the mid and peripheral retina, the centrifugal fibers were readily identified.
Successive bifurcations and a descending course toward the inner nuclear layer were characteristic features of intraretinal centrifugal fibers. Additional studies of vertical retinal sections have confirmed their descending trajectory from the optic nerve fiber layer to the innermost aspect of the inner nuclear layer. The findings in the monkey's retinas have been compared with the previous findings in human and other mammalian retinas using the same silver impregnation technique.
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The university and research community was overwhelmingly in favour of Britain remaining in the EU. The result came as even more of a shock because it revealed the scale of the gap between them and the wider public. Looking back, one can see that they focused too much on the funding universities get from the EU: it sounded self-interested and enabled the Brexiters to reply that as Britain was overall a net contributor to the EU budget, those funds could be diverted to compensate for the loss of research funding.
Actually, it is about more than just money. EU research funding usually comes with a condition that it be spent on projects in more than one country; this promotes the creation of international networks. Research is enhanced by looking at an issue from more than one perspective: more than half of papers by British academics are now co-authored with someone from outside the UK, and these papers tend to be cited more highly. So the real fear of universities, even greater than the anxiety about money, is that Brexit weakens these important links.
The government is well aware of the risk. One of Theresa May's first acts as prime minister was to send a strong letter of support to Paul Nurse, the former president of the Royal Society, who runs the Crick Institute (on whose board I sit). Chancellor Philip Hammond has pledged to continue to fund projects which have already won funding from the EU's Horizon 2020 programme. Jo Johnson, minister for universities and science, has announced that EU students applying to come to a university here in 2017 can be assured of continuing access to loans and grants for the duration of their course.
The government, then, clearly understands that there is a problem and is doing its best to help. But beyond this there are long-term issues which need to be tackled as part of the planning for Brexit.
Top of the list is the free movement of academics and students. There is already a visa regime for academics and researchers from outside the EU which is so tight it can inhibit legitimate research contacts. For example, the government is focused on the problem of antimicrobial resistance, and so academics from developing countries most affected by the problem are invited to contribute to conferences here about it; but they then get their applications for visas turned down. There is a risk that EU academics might in future be subject to a similarly strict visa regime, which could obstruct their ability to move here, either to work or even just to come to meetings. That is why our universities need confidence that the visa regime will make it easy for academics at all levels – including postgraduate students – to move here easily.
The effect on undergraduates is another concern. At the moment, EU students pay the regulated £9,000 fees and are eligible for student loans. They will presumably become like other international students with unrestricted fees and no access to loans. The pessimists fear that EU students will be put off by higher fees with no loans. But if our universities provide a world-class education, there is a chance that they could actually get more revenues from them. The visa regime is crucial here. It makes no sense to try to restrict the number of legitimate overseas students coming to study at our universities – they are a fantastic export opportunity.
The talk of only letting in the "brightest and the best" misses the point. They are not migrants – we quite rightly expect these students to return home at the end of their course. They need to have the mastery of English and the academic aptitude to benefit from higher education, but we do not need to be more selective than that. We do not say that the car industry should only sell Bentleys abroad, not Minis. We do not say they should only sell to drivers with an advanced motoring qualification. Higher education for overseas students is a legitimate transaction, selling a fantastic British service. It is not the same as recruiting migrant workers.
We are so focused on attracting overseas students to Britain that we sometimes lose sight of the opposite challenge – encouraging more British students to study abroad. This broadens their horizons and strengthens long-term links with key countries. At the moment, only about 30,000 British students study abroad, an extraordinarily low number. Unlike many other countries, we do not provide any help with the cost of their fees. The loans no longer available to EU students to study here should instead be made available to English students wanting to study abroad.
So, for example, the University of Warwick has close ties to Monash, one of Australia's leading universities, and was planning an integrated course which included Warwick students doing a year there. But they could not receive loans from the British government to cover their education, whereas Australian students here do get some help from their government. The Higher Education and Research bill is a great opportunity to make these loans available to British students for study in countries that ministers specify. This is all part of the opening up to the wider world which the Brexiters say they want. And if it encourages more people to study abroad, it even reduces net migration.
This still leaves the worries of the research community about reduced participation in research collaborations. There are lots of ideas about how to respond. Some universities are thinking of setting up operations on the continent in order to stay within these valuable networks. Another possibility is to join EU research programmes without being a member – that is what Switzerland has done for example, though it is now caught up in a dispute with the EU, which has suspended their participation after they voted in a referendum for more controls on migration. A third way round the problem is to run our own scheme in parallel with the EU to fund British participation in EU programmes.
Some of Europe's key research and innovation networks are already intergovernmental, not part of the EU. The European Space Agency, which provided Tim Peake with his mission and which now has a base in Harwell after I – when minister for universities and science – boosted our contribution to it, is a great way to collaborate with other countries in science and technology. The European Molecular Biology Laboratory has the excellent European Bioinformatics Institute at Hinxton outside Cambridge. Its headquarters are in Heidelberg, a source of great pride in Germany. A top-level visit there with a strong message of support for that kind of research collaboration would help undo some of the damage done by German reporting, especially of the Tory party conference.
The government has already signalled it understands the importance of these intergovernmental agencies by offering to offset the increase in the cost of our contributions because of the weakness of the pound. But we need to go further with positive efforts to increase our involvement in science and technology collaborations with countries across the world. The prime minister has told me that she sees the importance of this – and I hope it remains a priority for her government.
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SACRAMENTO (CN) – Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday swore in two justices to the California Supreme Court, continuing to diversify the court, with two relatively young appointees without bench experience.
Brown administered oaths to Leondra Kruger, 38, and Mariano-Florentine Cuéllar, 42, at the Stanley Mosk Library in Sacramento.
Kruger, who is African American, was a deputy assistant attorney general in Washington, D.C., where she argued 12 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Brown dismissed concerns about picking someone from Washington for California's highest court
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"It's with a deep sense of awe and dedication that I assume this position for this great state," Kruger said during her acceptance speech.
"Tino" Cuéllar has been a law professor at Stanford since 2001. He co-chaired the Obama-Biden Transition's Immigration Policy Working Group. He was born in Mexico and came to California when he was 14.
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The Account Executive, Specialty Benefits will work with Brokers and Consultants as well as health plan sales and account management teams to drive sales of Dental, Vision, Financial protection & Voluntary Benefits in the assigned marketplace. The Specialty AE will be accountable for exceeding their Specialty Sales quota while promoting the full UHC employer paid and voluntary portfolio externally. This position will be aligned with the market segment, defined as 51 to 3,000 lives and/or 100-3,000 lives
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