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Quick infoBoard: Directorate of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants Research (ICAR DMARPR)
Post Name: Jr. Research Fellow
Description: ICAR DMARPR invite for Jr. Research Fellow posts on contract bases.
Qualification: Master Degree in Science Stream
Last date of Apply: 12/06/2018
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Date of posting: 31/05/2018
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Directorate of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants Research - ICAR DMARPR published an official notification for Recruitment of Jr. Research Fellow for 01 posts. Eligible candidates can apply for this recruitment. You can view more details about this recruitment including No. of posts, name of post, Educational qualification, Age limit, Selection process, How to apply etc... You can also view official notification and other important facts about this recruitment e.g. Important links and Important dates.
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- No. of posts: 01
- Name of posts: Jr. Research Fellow (JRF)
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- Master degree in Genetics and Plant Breeding / Botany / Biotechnology / Plant Molecular Biology, Biochemistry or related field with 4 years Bachelors; degree.
- Candidate with 3 years bachelor's degree and 2 years master degree should have NET qualification.
Age limit
- 35 years for Male & 40 years for Female
Selection Process
- Final Selection will be based on personal interview
How to Apply
- The Candidates should bring with them the original certificates and self attested photocopy / xerox of all the certificates for verification in support of age, qualifications, experience, caste, employment exchange registration card and 1 passport size photograph to be enclosed with prescribed application while appearing for walk-in-interview.
- Venue: ICAR-Directorate of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants Research, Anand, Gujarat
Important Dates
- Interview date: 12/06/2018 at 02:30 PM
Important Links:
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A pioneer in the field of spiritual emergence, Paul Levy is a wounded healer in private practice, assisting others who are also awakening to the dreamlike nature of reality. He is the author of The Quantum Revelation: A Radical Synthesis of Science and Spirituality(SelectBooks, May 2018), Awakened by Darkness: When Evil Becomes Your Father(Awaken in the Dream Publishing, 2015), Dispelling Wetiko: Breaking the Curse of Evil(North Atlantic Books, 2013) and The Madness of George W. Bush: A Reflection of Our Collective Psychosis (Authorhouse, 2006). He is the founder of the "Awakening in the Dream Community" in Portland, Oregon. An artist, he is deeply steeped in the work of C. G. Jung, and has been a Tibetan Buddhist practitioner for over thirty years. He was the coordinator for the Portland PadmaSambhava Buddhist Center for over twenty years. Please visit Paul's website www.awakeninthedream.com.

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Forum: Summary for all sites - Working on a patch / addition
4074 days ago
|Hello, beginning to implement summary for all sites configured,
in one page, I was wandering if anything is already being done
for that ?
currently I thought to create another index.php (allsites.php?)
and hopefully use clsAwstats and xml_* as is, or with minimal
4069 days ago
|I've implemented this as a separate project : Jawstats-totals,
kind of like awstats-totals.
Its still pretty basic, but works, I would be happy to post
it here, is there a possibility ?
anyway, I'm still working on it, it should be quite mature
in the next few days
4065 days ago
|I would be very interested in seeing it. We've needed that functionality for a while now.
If Jon can't/doesn't want to host it, you could put it on rapidshare or someplace were interested parties can grab it.
4062 days ago
|I have created a temporary project at sf.net to
store my patches (mail log analytics, summary of all sites),
in the mean time - until Jon can merge it into the main
The project it currently pending for approval, I will
post it here when its ready
4061 days ago
|my patched version is available at sf.net (only at svn currently), based on jawstats 0.7beta
adding :
* website summary page with links to individual jawstats configurations. (this exists as a separate project)
* mail stats
* yearly plot.
* infrastructure for more log types.
tar balls will be released shortly
see at mawstats.sf.net
4060 days ago
|to get the code execute:
svn export https://mawstats.svn.sf.net/svnroot/mawstats
waiting for your feedback
note : the jawstats_totals project will currently only
work with the patched jawstats found in this
(which is based off jawstats svn export from week ago)
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Irish surnames can change surprisingly as you head around the country and hear them pronounced in the local Irish accent. See what you think. Céad Míle Fáilte – and welcome once again to your Letter from Ireland. All is well here in this little corner of County Cork – spring seems to be well on […]Continue reading
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For many centuries – Ireland was a tribal society (and some would argue it remains fundamentally so today). The Dalcassians were a Gaelic Irish tribe who rose to prominence specially in the 10th century. They get their name from Cormac Cas of the 3rd century. Brian Bóru is perhaps the best known king from this […]Continue reading


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Ok, I have looked on Wikipedia and apparently, she was working on a recently broken rib, so that is even MORE impressive.
Oh, also, that's Brooklyn, not London as I had thought (I should have been able to tell it was America from the street sign at the beginning). And she's Canadian not British as I had thought
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July 7, 2010
Episode 126: Kite Flying
A week has gone by since dear sister, Mingan, has come aboard the Calpurnia. It has been met with much excitement and a small amount of angst. Emmett is trying very hard to be accepting of Mingan's ideas, but after discovering walls being torn down inside the ship, Emmett is forced to use some drastic measures to help make a point. Will the sisters learn how to co-habitate? Your guess is as good as mine!
07.06.10 playlist:
- The Zydepunks - Dear Molly
- Man Man - The Ballad of Butter Beans
- Asylum Street Spankers - Digga Digga Do
- Split Lip Rayfield - Hobo Love Song
- The Dresden Dolls - Gravity
- Thomas Dolby - Europa & the Pirate Twins
- Jonathan Coulton - Skullcrusher Mountain
- Joanna Newsom - Inflammatory Writ
- CocoRosie - Lemonade
- The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothin' - Moon
- Devil In A Woodpile - Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
- The Clockwork Quartet - Watchmaker's Apprentice
- Iain Bellamy - Close To You (from 'Mirrormask')
- The Real Tuesday Weld - Waltz for One
- The Scarring Party - Follow It Down
- Juliet Turner - Toxic
- Tom Waits - Step Right Up
- Diana Krall - Just One of Those Things
- XTC - Generals & Majors
- Obadiah Parker - Hey Ya
- Rasputina - Humankind As The Sailor
- Voltaire - The Beast of Pirate's Bay
- The Smiths - Cemetary Gates
- Nouvelle Vague - Guns of Brixton
- The Tiger Lillies - ABC (Arsenical Bun)
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President Trump Declares a "New Era" Markets Respond, Yes!
US President declared "the start of a new era" in energy production with the signing an executive order Tuesday that he said would revive the coal industry and create jobs.
The move makes good on his campaign vow to unwind and shred former President Barack Hussein-Obama's plan to curb global warming.
The order suspends, rescinds or flags for review several measures in an effort to boost domestic energy production in the form of fossil fuels aka Crude Oil, Nat Gas & Coal
Former Vice President Al Gore denounced the our President's plan.
President Trump said the effort would allow workers to "succeed on a level playing field for the first time in a long time."
"That is what this is all about: bringing back our jobs, bringing back our dreams and making America wealthy again," he said, during a ceremony at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) HQ, attended by a number of coal miners.
President Trump calls global warming a "Hoax" invented by the Chinese, and has criticized the power-plant rule as an attack on American workers and the struggling US coal industry.
In addition to pulling back from the Clean Power Plan, The Trump Administration will also lift a 14-month-old moratorium on new coal leases on federal lands.
President Trump accused Mr. Hussein-Obama of waging a "war on coal" and boasted in a speech to Congress that he has made "a historic effort to massively reduce job-crushing regulations," including some that threaten "the future and livelihoods of our great coal miners."
The order will also chip away at other regulations, including scrapping language on the "social cost" of greenhouse gases.
It will initiate a review of efforts to reduce the emission of methane in Crude Oil and Nat Gas production as well as a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) hydraulic fracturing rule, to determine whether those reflect the President's policy priorities.
It will also rescind Obama-Era executive orders and memoranda, including one that addressed climate change and national security and one that sought to prepare the country for the impacts of climate change.
The Trump Administration is still in discussion about whether it intends to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change.
Environmental Protection Agency boss, Scott Pruitt, alarmed environmental groups and scientists earlier this month when he said he does not believe CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a primary contributor to global warming.
President Trump's order on coal-fired power plants follows an executive order he signed last month mandating a review of an Obama-Era rule aimed at protecting small streams and wetlands from development and pollution.
The order instructs the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to review a rule that redefined "Waters of the United States" protected under the Clean Water Act to include smaller creeks and wetlands.
The Trump Administration's plans drew praise from business groups and condemnation from environmental groups.
US Chamber of Commerce President Thomas J. Donohue praised the President for taking "bold steps to make regulatory relief and energy security a top priority."
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The primary school putting arts centre-stage in teaching
PUBLISHED: 06:00 13 April 2019 | UPDATED: 07:02 13 April 2019
© 2018 peter marsh at ashmorevisuals
A school putting music and creative arts at the heart of its curriculum is reaping the benefits for its pupils and staff.
St George's Primary School in Great Yarmouth has been running arts-based professional development (CPD) sessions for staff to help them bring more creativity into the classroom.
The school in St Peter's Road was one of the Norfolk schools selected by Norfolk-based charity Into Opera to take part in children's opera A King's Ransom, written by famed composer Patrick Hawes, which premiered at Open in Norwich last year. It is also taking part in Mr Hawes' next project, an opera based on children's book Gobbolino the Witch's Cat.
St George's headteacher Mel Fearns was struck by the positive changes that performing in A King's Ransom made to children at the school.
"The impact on children's confidence, you can't measure it but it is noticeable," she said.
"The backgrounds of our children are very disadvantaged so we want to give them arts and culture opportunities that they would not otherwise get.
"We asked Genevieve [Raghu, Into Opera artistic director] to inspire the staff to be creative in their approaches to teaching and learning and bring more creativity to the classroom.
"She helped us to look at things in a different way.
"The staff are very inspired and excited by it. Teaching can become a bit staid; to make it really move forward you have got to be risk-takers and be out of your comfort zone."
The CPD sessions were delivered through the cultural education partnership, an Arts Council funded initiative which aims to provide young people with more artistic and cultural learning opportunities both in and out of school. Great Yarmouth was one of three towns chosen to pilot the scheme in 2012.
It has been supported by Enjoy Great Yarmouth, which is running a programme to match up schools with local arts organisations to bring more creative opportunities into the classroom.
Colin Stott, chairman of Enjoy Great Yarmouth, said: "It is not just about one-off projects, it is about that relationship-building between arts organisations and schools and changing the way you operate on a day-to-day basis to be more interesting for the teachers as well as the children."
'We are not a one-workshop wonder'
Genevieve Raghu, artistic director at Into Opera, hopes St George's Primary will be the first of many schools to take up its arts-based professional development sessions.
Into Opera is currently acting as a cultural partner for the school in a two-year project to help make music and arts a greater focal point in its teaching strategy.
"A big barrier to bringing the arts into teaching is teacher confidence and that is at the heart of the CPD: how can you think about your teaching more creatively?" Ms Raghu said.
"We are part of the fabric of the school and that is what makes the difference. We are not a one-workshop wonder, that is not where we are going to see success.
"Schools are under such pressure. There is so much focus on quantitative results and not enough given to qualitative results.
"Music is being increasingly sidelined and I think that is really worrying, but in Norfolk there is a desire to make sure it does not go that way."
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The Jakarta Post
The April 17 general election may have been peaceful and orderly but it still goes down as one of the bloodiest in Indonesia's history, with the death of more than 400 polling station workers.
Indonesia does not have a history of election violence, and this year is no exception, in spite of the brutal exchange of words between candidates and parties in their campaign.
The nation should take pride that they have held their fifth democratic, free and fair elections since 1998. The reported 80 percent turnout this year is testament to people's faith in democracy.
Unfortunately, this time democracy comes with a big price tag. The death toll among polling station workers brought the nation's attention to the brutal and arduous work they endured.
Before this, their contribution to the success of Indonesia's elections has been underestimated and underappreciated. Judging by the cold reactions as if this is the price to pay for democracy, many people, including those in government, still do not understand the work involved.
The elections would not have been possible without the work of these workers. They are ordinary people recruited from local neighborhoods who dedicated their time and energy.
The General Elections Commission (KPU) made sure that voting was as easy and convenient as possible, limiting the number of voters to no more than 300 for each polling station to administer the five elections: President/vice president, House of Representatives, Regional Representatives Council, provincial-level legislative council and regency/city-level legislative council.
More than 800,000 polling stations nationwide were set up for the 192 million registered voters, and with each station run by nine people, the KPU relied on the work of more than 7.2 million volunteers.
For most voters, getting to the polling station required a mere few minutes of walking. Typically a voter spent no more than 10 minutes waiting and casting the five ballot papers.
There were no scenes of long lines of people waiting to vote. In countries with large concentrations of Indonesians, such as in Singapore and Sydney, Indonesians waited up to five or six hours to vote because the embassy could only open one polling station. But not in Indonesia.
Since the government declared voting day a national holiday, many voters enjoyed the rest of the day, taking advantage of the generous discounts from eateries in big cities like Jakarta.
We could not have made it easier for people to vote.
But now we have learned that "voting-made-easy" has its costs: The death of volunteers, mostly caused by exhaustion. More than 400 at the last count, including around 90 who died while working, and hundreds more still recovering in hospitals.
On April 17, volunteers typically spent 20 hours working non-stop, many going beyond 24 hours, far beyond what a normal human being can endure. Everyone was exhausted.
Besides administering the votes, they had to count all five ballot boxes. And they had to fill in multiple reports to the KPU. Their work began the day before, when they had to set up the tent, chairs, tables and other props. A few days earlier, they wrote the invitation to vote to the 300 people registered at their polling station, and hand delivered them door-to-door.
Did the volunteers know what they were getting into when they signed up?
Many did, from experience in administering past elections. They knew it so well many swore they would not do it again. Yet, they signed up because the subdistrict office begged them since no one else wanted to do it. Others who had no prior experience had no idea what they were getting into, and were physically unprepared.
Running a polling station was not a difficult or complex job, but it was arduous and physically taxing. The requirement for the job was a high school diploma. They were given a brief workshop on how to run the polling station and fill in the forms.
A few days before D-Day, the KPU asked the volunteers to produce a doctor's certificate to say they were fit. At short notice, most were told to obtain it from local community health centers. For a small fee, without going through the check up, they got the letter declaring they were fit. The KPU has protected itself.
Most commentators with little idea of the work involved were quick to blame the decision to hold the presidential and legislative elections simultaneously. Naturally, they propose that the elections be held separately in 2024 as in past elections.
But that would only mean volunteers having to work twice as much next time around. Going by the death toll in 2019, it is unlikely that the KPU will be able to recruit as many volunteers, not for one round of elections, let alone for two.
The work of polling station workers could have been made much easier if Indonesia allowed for electronic voting. India, with five times the number of voters, has used e-voting that seemed fair and without evidence of massive fraud. Even without e-voting, much of the work in 2019 could have been made simpler with computers. Instead, the KPU insisted on volunteers doing everything manually.
With e-voting, the KPU still needs volunteers to run the polling stations in 2024, but with computers, their work would be so much simpler and far less taxing than the current analog system. We can even include all the other elections — gubernatorial and regency/mayoral elections — as previously planned to cut the huge costs of running so many elections in this country.
We should continue to make voting as easy as possible for people but we can also make administering the elections much easier, in the name of democracy.
The writer, a senior journalist, survived running a polling station in South Jakarta


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BRT, as my loyal readers know, has written copiously about AI and the implications this profoundly powerful tech will have on mankind. Now, there is a new way to radically accelerate the ability for machines to learn, a most interesting prospect as we move further into the 21st century.
For the first time, physicists have performed machine learning on a photonic quantum computer, demonstrating that quantum computers may be able to exponentially speed up the rate at which certain machine learning tasks are performed—in some cases, reducing the time from hundreds of thousands of years to mere seconds. The new method takes advantage of quantum entanglement, in which two or more objects are so strongly related that paradoxical effects often arise since a measurement on one object instantaneously affects the other. Here, quantum entanglement provides a very fast way to classify vectors into one of two categories, a task that is at the core of machine learning.
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Our Tissue Paper product is available with one or two Pantone coated colors on one side as a regular order. This pricing does not include registration of the two colors; however, you can submit a Custom Print Quote request if you require a registered design. Our Estimations team will let you know about the additional costs.
A design will be considered registered if the two colors are closer than 0.125" together.
A design will be considered non-registered if the two colors are 0.125" or further away from each other.