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GARY GUTTING: In your recent book, you talk a lot about the rights of people to immigrate or to remain in a country after they’ve immigrated. What would you say to those who think that immigration policy should instead focus on the right of a country to decide who gets to live there? They might agree that there are extreme situations — say the threat of genocide — in which people have a right to immigrate, but generally, they’d say, the citizens of a country have a right to decide who they want to take into their community. How do you respond to that position?
JOSEPH CARENS: I think this way of posing the question confuses two issues. The first is the question of who ought to have the authority to decide what a policy will be. The second is whether that policy is morally acceptable. Someone can have the right to make a decision and can still make a decision that is morally wrong. Let’s assume for the moment that the citizens of a country have a moral and legal right to determine who they will take into their country. It doesn’t follow that whatever they decide is morally defensible. Even apart from the question of people fleeing genocide, I think everyone today would agree that it would be morally wrong to exclude people on the basis of race or religion.
So, we have to ask what other moral limitations there are on what democratic states ought to do in the area of immigration. Most of my book is concerned with identifying those limitations, even if one accepts the general premise that democratic states should be able to control immigration.
We should create a firewall between immigration enforcement and those responsible for protecting basic human rights.
G.G.: I know you want to question that premise, since you defend an “open-borders” position on immigration. We’ll come back to that, but, first, could you say a bit more about the moral limitations on other aspects of our control of immigration?
J.C.: Yes. Quite apart from the admissions question, we can ask how states should treat those immigrants who are already present. For example, we ought to discuss the terms under which immigrants and their children should gain access to citizenship, what legal rights immigrants should have and so on. I also view the debate about irregular migration — what many people call the question of “illegal immigrants” — as less about admissions than about whether migrants who have settled without permission have any moral claims to legal rights and legal status.
G.G.: What sort of moral claims do you have in mind?
J.C.: I have two kinds in mind: first, moral claims to legal rights even while immigrants are still in an irregular status and, second, moral claims to legal status as residents and, eventually, to citizenship itself.
Some people would say that “illegal immigrants” should have no legal rights at all, precisely because their very presence is “illegal.” But no one really would defend that view if they thought about it for a moment. The fact that immigrants have settled without authorization does not mean that it’s O.K. to kill them or beat them up or rob them. Even “illegals” are entitled to protection of their basic human rights, and most people acknowledge this in principle.
The problem is that some (in Arizona, for example) want to link immigration enforcement to everything else, so that those whose job it is to protect basic human rights, like local police or workers in emergency rooms, are expected to report anyone with an irregular immigration status. The result is that irregular migrants will steer clear of the authorities, and so will be vulnerable to extreme abuse. If we take human rights seriously, we should take the opposite approach. We should create a firewall between immigration enforcement and those responsible for protecting basic human rights. Irregular migrants would then know that they could go to the police or to the emergency room without worrying about getting reported. That’s what cities like New York are trying to do.
G.G.: But why should people who are here illegally ever have a moral right to become legal citizens?
J.C.: Living and working in a society makes immigrants members of that society over time, even if they arrived and settled without permission. This is clearest for those who arrived as young children. Everyone has heard stories about the Dreamers, young people who were raised in the United States and who are now stuck in limbo because they do not have legal status. They are Americans in every respect that should count, and they can’t be blamed for coming here because they were only children when they arrived. So it would be morally wrong to kick them out. We should give them status as permanent residents with the normal access to citizenship that this allows.
It sounds reasonable to say that migrants should wait their turn, but to ask people to stand in a line that doesn’t exist or doesn’t move is disingenuous.
Their parents admittedly did choose to come without permission, but even if you think this was wrong, the life they have been living since they arrived matters much more from a moral perspective. We should recognize them, too, as members of society and give them legal status as permanent residents with normal access to citizenship.
G.G.: Could you explain why you think that at some point the life they’ve lived in a country should offset their illegal entry?
J.C.: We often have to balance competing moral considerations. So, even if you think that immigrants did something wrong by entering without permission or perhaps overstaying a visa, you have to weigh that wrong against the harm that would be done by forcing them to leave after they have been here a long time, have sunk roots in the community, and have established a life in our society. It’s simply wrong to impose a big harm on people for a minor offense, as we recognize with our statute of limitations on many offenses. So, when people have been here for a long time, living peacefully and contributing to the community in ordinary ways, the morally right thing to do is to let them stay, regardless of how they arrived. And if you let them stay, you have to let them become citizens. A democracy cannot justify excluding settled residents from citizenship over the long run.
G.G.: What about the precedent set? Once people realize that illegal immigration will turn into legal citizenship, won’t we be overwhelmed with illegals? And wouldn’t that be unfair to immigrants who have followed the rules?
J.C.: I would not claim that a regularization policy would have no incentive effects, but I think it is very easy to exaggerate them. Overall economic conditions here and abroad and the availability of legal entry options are much more important factors affecting levels of irregular migration. And that’s the problem with your second question. It implies that getting in legally is a real option. For most irregular migrants, it isn’t (although there would be ways of changing that). It sounds reasonable to say that people should wait their turn, but to ask people to stand in a line that doesn’t exist or doesn’t move is disingenuous.
G.G.: There’s much less disagreement about accepting refugees from political persecution and violence. Do you think the rich democratic nations are meeting their moral obligations to such people?
J.C.: No, I don’t. We say that we want to recognize our obligation to admit real refugees. In that sense, there is less disagreement about accepting refugees than about irregular migrants. But, in fact, we impose visa requirements that refugees can’t meet and carrier sanctions that prevent refugees from getting here. The result is that the responsibility of caring for refugees falls much more heavily on relatively poor states (like Jordan, for example) than on us. We have a history here — the terrible failure of liberal democratic states to admit Jewish refugees prior to World War II. So, my standard for refugee policy has a baseline. No refugee policy is morally defensible if the same policy would have led to the exclusion of Jews fleeing Hitler in the late 1930s. Our current policies fail that test.
G.G.: You also want to challenge the very idea of serious immigration control. This is your open-borders view that “in principle people should normally be free to leave their country of origin and settle in another.” As you know, this is definitely a minority position. Do you think it’s possible to convince people that you’re right — or, at least, to take your view seriously?
J.C.: Well, first of all, consider my argument for open borders. I think that the way the world is organized today is fundamentally unjust. It’s like feudalism in important respects. In a world of relatively closed borders like ours, citizenship is an inherited status and a source of privilege. Being born a citizen of a rich country in North America or Europe is a lot like being born into the nobility in the Middle Ages. It greatly enhances one’s life prospects (even if there are lesser and greater nobles). And being born a citizen of a poor country in Asia or Africa is a lot like being born into the peasantry in the Middle Ages. It greatly limits one’s life chances (even if there are some rich peasants and a few gain access to the nobility). These advantages and disadvantages are intimately linked to the restrictions on mobility that are characteristic of the modern state system, although the deepest problem is the vast inequality between states that makes so many people want to move. This is not the natural order of things. It is a set of social arrangements that human beings have constructed and that they maintain.
G.G.: It’s an interesting argument, but it’s not likely to convince people who live in rich countries like the United States and Canada.
J.C.: It was also pretty hard to convince most of the nobility that there was something wrong with feudalism. They were happy to believe that it was ordained by God or that deep social inequalities were inevitable or something of the sort. I’m sure that most people in rich countries think there is some sort of justification for the way the world is organized today and that their privileges are defensible. The real challenge for them is this. Is there some story that they can tell to the human beings on the other side of this rich-poor divide as to why these existing arrangements are fair? Would they think the arrangements were just if they were in the position of the excluded? I don’t think so. In my view, a just world would be one in which the economic and political differences between countries would be greatly reduced and people would be free to move (but not feel driven to do so). That is the sort of arrangement that could be justified to everyone.
But my open-borders argument is not designed as a policy proposal. From a political perspective, an open-borders policy is a nonstarter. Most people simply assume that states are morally entitled to control immigration. Any politician advocating open borders would quickly be marginalized or voted out of office.
G.G.: So, why argue for open borders if it is not a feasible policy?
J.C.: Because philosophers should tell the truth as they see it (even when that makes some people mad). And it can be important to gain a critical perspective on existing arrangements, even if we cannot do much to change them at the moment. The feudal system was once deeply entrenched. So was the institution of slavery. For a long time, there was no real hope of changing those social systems. Yet criticism was still appropriate. If we don’t ask fundamental questions about the justice or injustice of our social arrangements, we wind up legitimating what should only be endured.
G.G.: You’ve put forward some interesting claims, but I suspect many readers would be concerned about strains on resources, social disruption, etc., if we accepted your views. Don’t you think that a nation has to balance the duty to admit immigrants against the needs of the people who are already citizens?
J.C.: I think that’s a common concern but one that is problematic. Many of the important questions about immigration are about how to treat people who are already here, not about how many to admit. Immigrants who are contributing have legitimate claims to be treated fairly, and it’s not very expensive to do that. Even letting irregular migrants stay and giving them legal status would not be very costly. In fact, it would probably save money compared with policies aimed at kicking them out or preserving the status quo. It’s more practical as well as more just.
I do think that meeting our duties to refugees would be expensive, but I don’t think cost is a good reason for failing to do so. Cost was one of the public rationales for excluding Jewish refugees in the late ’30s, and that illustrates why that case is such an important standard. Finally, it is true that creating a just world with open borders would involve very large costs for rich states, but the whole point of describing our advantages as unjust privileges is to say that this is a cost that we ought to bear. The implicit presupposition of your question, and of the commonsense view behind it, is that we are morally entitled to what we have. That is what I want to challenge.
This interview was conducted by email and edited. Other installments in this series can be read here.
Gary Gutting is a professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, and an editor of Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. He is the author, most recently, of “Thinking the Impossible: French Philosophy since 1960,” and writes regularly for The Stone.


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Alam’s – South Asian specialities, mouthwatering!
The French Corner – fresh bread and fresh pastries piled high!
Sticky Toffee Jo – I tried to make my own on Sunday….back to buying Jo’s by popular family demand!
Say When – would you like a fabulous bottle of personally chosen wine with your lunch? You have come to the right place!
Heart & Graft – very pleased to announce, James is back!
Bit of a Fudge – if you like fudge…you’ll love Helen’s!
If it’s the 1st Sunday in the month it must be Heaton Moor Producers Market and that is this coming Sunday May 6th.
We are delighted to be welcoming Jann from Creation Station. She will be offering a kids stall of free craft activities for all ages – find her on the Kush carpark!!
And when you are weary from all your splendid purchases you can quaff your thirst with a beer from the Beer Festival happening at the Scout Hut just behind the market.
We think of everything food, drink, crafts, fun things for the kids and beer poured into a cold pint glass. We even have actual bunting, thanks Katie Tasker! Is there no end to the marvellousness!
The French Corner – fresh baked bread, need I say more?
Hayley’s Cakes – beautiful, light, huge layer cakes!
I Knead Pizza – pizza oven = fresh pizzas on the Moor!
Kauri Fine Foods – welcome back Shelley, we missed your cooking and baking!
Nana Carter – Guinness & cocoa in jam? Pass me the jar & a spoon!
All About Pies – words are superfluous. The best pies.
Mafeking Biltong – the clue is in this name too, fabulous biltong!
Corsican Kitchenette – did you try Marie’s fritelli last market? Yummy.
Creation Station – big news is Jann is here!
HAC Hoticulture – it’s spring, time to get into that garden!
Kitsch Republic – hand made lampshades, coasters – get the zeitgeist!

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Bobby Herrera, author of The Gift of Struggle, and president of Populus Group.
Join Carmen Nazario and guest Bobby Herrera for the Veteran Founders Podcast on Friday, March 29th from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm Pacific time.
Bobby Herrera is the author of The Gift of Struggle, a book about leadership and the life-changing lessons we learn through our struggles. He is also the co-founder and president of Populus Group. With a passion for building strong culture and communities through trust and storytelling, his leadership style is about empowerment, connections, and ensuring everyone has the opportunity to succeed.
Bobby grew up in a big family with parents who immigrated to America without much. While this is not an uncommon story, the leadership style and company culture that it inspired is. The belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed is at the core of Bobby’s philosophy in business and in life.
Everyone has struggles and business leaders are no exception. Bobby’s passion is helping others understand how their individual struggles can help them connect with their communities and inspire other is what will ultimately transform their leadership style.
Bobby is a proud Army veteran and currently lives in Portland, Oregon with his wife and three children.
Listen to Veteran Founders Podcast every Friday from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm on www.startupradionetwork.com.
Carmen Nazario, President and CEO of Elyon International, Inc. opens up about her background and the life experiences that helped shape and mold her leadership skills. Carmen believes we are a product of our environment and life experiences — everything, from our early life has an impact on how we respond to what comes along the way.

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In a vacuum distillation unit working with a multi-stage steam - ejectors system, and it's around 10000 BPD capacity.
Can we switch to vacuum pumps instead of the steam - ejector, from an economical point of view?
The Vacuum Distillation Column must have a good, stable system pumping the non-condensables up to a pressure high enough to discharge to a 'recovery system.' Liquid ring vacuum pump technology and operating experience has grown as more systems have been designed and operated.
Usually steam jet ejectors are most economical for the first and second stages of the vacuum system because they easily deal with the large actual volume, compressing the vapor so the actual volume can be handled with liquid ring vacuum pumps.
The economics depend on total cost of steam vs pump driver energy source, INCLUDING boiler feed water treating and steam ejector condensate treating costs.
Some crudes make high quantities of phenolic contaminated water, which is difficult and costly to treat, arguing in favor of minimizing use of steam jet ejectors..
A number of units in the last 20 years have vacuum pumps as the 3rd stages, rather than another eductor. I have not seen an economic comparison.

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Designed to withstand cuts and abrasion, the Wenaas Odin Cutmaster plus Glove is a high tech and protective safety glove suitable for a number of offshore job roles. Their improved ergonomics and fit make them comfortable for wearing over the course of a long shift, and they have been coated with a microfoam nitrile on the palm and fingers for greatly improved grip.
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More and more people are calling for the now long awaited decision regarding immigration reform. Advocates, politicians, and now the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops are requesting a ruling to be made on the issue of immigration reform. With little time left in the legislative session, this plea comes not a moment too soon. For states like Arizona in particular, the need for an answer on immigration reform is needed now more than ever.
Last week, Cardinal Timothy Dolan reached out to Speaker John Boehner asking for swift action by the House in regards to immigration reform. In the letter to Boehner, the archbishop called this issue “a matter of great moral urgency.” As president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, he makes this statement on behalf of the cardinals and bishops throughout the nation.
The archbishop seemed to primarily call upon the ethical issues related to immigration in order to make his argument. He surmises that undocumented immigrants are not able to reap the benefits of other citizens. This concern includes issues related to citizenship and family reunification, along with basic due process matters.
A representative for Speaker Boehner responded by saying that he endorses“common sense, step-by-step reforms” to fix a broken immigration system.
Meanwhile, House Republicans seem leery about backing a reform bill which calls for billions of dollars to be spent on increased border security, more resources allocated towards bringing additional workers into the country, and a comprehensive plan for those living here illegally to now have a defined pathway to citizenship.
This public statement by the New York archbishop comes not too long after Minneapolis/St. Paul Archbishop John Nienstedt made a similar request to end the immigration reform battle. In September, the archbishop encouraged the House to comply with President Obama's new immigration policies.
Add to that, Los Angeles Archbishop Jose H. Gomez recently spoke at the National Media Conference in June and used his time as keynote speaker to address and push for immigration reform. Mexican-born Gomez eloquently used his own personal immigration experience as a way to bring this political hot-button issue to a more personal level.
Also, he noted that the Catholic church has many Mexican and Latin American parishioners and the Church must do everything in its power to support and encourage this legislation.
These religious leaders have a point. We've all heard it before: this nation was built by immigrants. What is America if it's not a land of opportunity for all, rather than just the chosen few?
This reform will impact more than just the undocumented immigrants living and working in America, it will have an effect on all citizens in the country. In some states, that is a vast understatement. We in Arizona have friends, neighbors, and co-workers who are living in this country illegally, but have always called it home. It comes down to a civil rights issue. Shouldn't all people that live and work in the U.S. be afforded all the benefits and privileges that come along with it?
The debate continues and immigration reform has yet to be passed. While the country awaits a decision, we in Arizona are afforded the opportunity to continue the conversation and therefore continue to debate what this country really stands for.

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Dr Klaus Vajen is the winner of the Achievement through Action Award of the International Solar Energy Society, ISES. The German professor from the University of Kassel and his research group were presented with the award during the Solar World Congress in South Korea at the beginning of November. The ISES award honours persons who have made significant achievements and contributions toward the advancement of solar energy systems and applications. Vajen joins an illustrious group of previous award recipients from the solar heating and cooling sector, such as Dr Adolf Goetzberger from German Research Institute Fraunhofer ISE (1993), Panos Lamaris, President of Greece collector manufacturer Sole (1999), Werner Weiss, Managing Director of Austrian Research Institute AEE INTEC (2003) and Professor Yin Zhiqiang from Tsinghua University, Beijing (2005). The prize is endowed with USD 1,900.
Vajen has been professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering since 2001. Additionally to his research group at the Kassel university, he founded in 2011 the department of Thermal Energy Systems at the Institute for decentralized Energy Technologies, IdE, a working group he has headed as Scientific Director ever since. The group’s focus is on solar process heat, thermal energy systems, sorption processes and energy efficiency in buildings. According to the ISES press release, Vajen and his group are part of approximately 50 ongoing international cooperations. The group has contributed significantly to the development of large-scale solar thermal applications, be it solar process heat, solar district heating or solar drying.
“The good work environment at the University of Kassel and the foundation of IdE were prerequisites for establishing an internationally known research group in Kassel,” Vajen explains. “Being awarded this prize for the work we have done so far feels like a great honour to us and provides the motivation for future endeavours.” Currently, around 50 employees are working on various research projects at the university and IdE.
In addition, Vajen coordinates the master programme Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency at the University of Kassel. He was also chair of the Solar World Congress 2011, which took place in Kassel four years ago.
The ISES Awards are presented biennially at the Solar World Congress. The next global event will be held in Abu Dhabi in 2017.

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The average cost of assisted living in New Iberia is $2,515 per month. This is lower than the national median of $3,346.
To help you with your search, browse the 33 reviews below for assisted living facilities in New Iberia. On average, consumers rate assisted living in New Iberia 4.9 out of 5 stars.
Caring.com has helped thousands of families find high-quality senior care. To speak with one of our Family Advisors about assisted living options and costs in New Iberia, call (855) 863-8283.
In 2005 New Iberia, La., received the Great American Main Street Award® sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation®. It is home to two assisted living facilities with another two located in nearby neighborhoods. In Louisiana, adult residential care providers are licensed at four levels: personal care homes, shelter care homes, assisted living facilities and adult residential care facilities. ALFs in New Iberia and elsewhere in La. provide personal services plus room and board to at least two people who live in their own space — at least a studio-type room with kitchenette and private bathroom.
New Iberia is situated near the Gulf Coast, so you can expect a warm climate year round. Average temperatures for the area are around 68.8 degrees F. While the climate is ideal for those who like to keep warm, the hot, humid summer months can be difficult for those with sinus issues.
You can exclude your government retirement benefits and up to $6,000 of other retirement income each year from state income taxes in Louisiana, making an assisted living facility in New Iberia financially attractive.
New Iberia has a high crime rate, so much so that it's known by those in the region as "the Little Chicago." While those rates are impacted by the area of the city you're in, and most assisted living facilities do have security provisions, it may deter some residents.
New Iberia offers easy access to Cajun culture with numerous specialty residents in the city and surrounding areas, galleries and museums downtown and annual festivals such as the Festival of Live Oaks in March and the Sugar Cane Festival in September.
The New Iberia area is home to world-class medical facilities, including Iberia Medical Center, in the event of medical emergencies or illness.
New Iberia has a lower cost of living than the rest of the state and the national average, and health care costs in the city are especially low when compared to national numbers.
Assisted Living costs in New Iberia start around $2,515 per month on average, while the nationwide average cost of assisted living is $4,000 per month, according to the latest figures from Genworth’s Cost of Care Survey.
It’s important to note that assisted living rates in New Iberia and the surrounding suburbs can vary widely based on factors such as location, the level of care needed, apartment size and the types of amenities offered at each community.
Individuals who qualify for Medicaid may be able to obtain partial or full coverage of assisted living facility services via a Community Choice Waiver, which allows Medicaid to cover ALF costs.
New Iberia and the surrounding area are home to numerous government agencies and non-profit organizations offering help for seniors searching for or currently residing in an assisted living community. These organizations can also provide assistance in a number of other eldercare services such as geriatric care management, elder law advice, estate planning, finding home care and health and wellness programs.
To see a list of free assisted living resources in New Iberia, please visit our Assisted Living in Louisiana page.
New Iberia-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Louisiana are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Louisiana page for more information about these laws.

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In 1894, after centuries of unregulated production, Dmitri Mendeleev, Professor of Chemistry at St. Petersburg University and creator of the Periodic Table of Elements, established the absolute standard for vodka distillation. Mendeleev’s perfect balance of 40% alcohol by volume gave Russian vodka a precise formula for what had been, until then, a process closer to alchemy than chemistry.
The rise of vodka’s global prominence is inextricably wed to Russian history, innovation and culture.
The Vyatka Chronicle reports the existence of “a vodka distillery” at Khylnovsk, over 500 miles to the east of Moscow.
Russian distillers discover that the grain used for bread can also be used to produce spirit. The new use of grain produces a unique “bread wine” destined to become Russia’s national product.
Production of alcoholic drinks reaches their highest levels ever. The treasury’s interest in this new revenue potential prompts Tsar Ivan III to introduce the first-ever monopoly on the production and sale of grain-based wines, including vodka.
According to chronicles of the day, vodka is first exported to Sweden, the lands of the Livonian Order and the future state of Estonia.
It was in the 14th century that vodka was first described as “Russia’s national drink”.
Some 500 years later, in 1894, after centuries of unregulated production, Dmitri Mendeleev, Professor of Chemistry at St. Petersburg University and creator of the Periodic Table of Elements, established the absolute standard for vodka distillation. Mendeleev’s perfect balance of 40% alcohol by volume gave Russian vodka a precise formula for what had been, until then, a process closer to alchemy than chemistry.
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text: Over the past two years, the applications of virtual reality (VR) in healthcare has witnessed an explosion. At present, the technology is in the nascent stage before patients use it. So far, the medical use of VR has been mainly for education. In 2017, Royal London Hospital’s virtual surgery project involved the use of virtual reality. This involved surgeons in different geographical locations to perform operations together for experiential training.


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The indicator assesses whether newborns had nothing harmful applied to their umbilical cords after cutting and tying – essential to prevent cord infections.
Q1: After your last delivery, was anything applied to the cord after it was cut and tied?
Q2: What was applied to the cord?
Notes: Adjust the answers to the local context. Chlorhexidine (an antiseptic) counts as a correct response along with not putting anything on the cord. However, if there is an explicit policy in the particular country that nothing (not even antiseptic) should be applied to the cord then antiseptic should not be included.
Calculate the indicator’s value by dividing the number of children who had nothing applied to the cord by the total number of respondents (exclude those who did not remember) and multiplying the result by 100.
1) Since mothers might not remember exactly the information your survey is asking about, consider conducting as many interviews as possible in pairs consisting of the mother and a birth attendant/ relative who attended the delivery/ who took care of the mother. While using such an approach will take you more time, it will very likely result in more accurate data. If none of the listed options are likely to provide accurate data, consider changing the indicator to “% of traditional birth attendants applying nothing (harmful) to cord” and collecting the required data from the target birth attendants.


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In order not to lose your Tallis and Tefillin when traveling, be sure to keep them in your suitcase or carry-on bag. Don't carry them separately. When taking a bus keep your Tallis and Tefillin bag on your lap or inside a bag or briefcase with your other things.
If one is traveling alone, he may take his Tefillin into the washroom, as long as they are inside a second bag.
Do not leave your Tefillin sitting out in Shul or in school. If there is no locked cabinet or room available, put them away in a closed cabinet or out of sight. Similarly, if you absolutely must leave your Tefillin in the car, they should be kept out of sight. An attractive Tefillin bag may entice someone to break in and steal it.
Students and campers: Do not put your Tefillin bag on top of your laundry bag when returning home! You will not be happy if they accidentally go into the washing machine.
The Tallis should not be covering over the Shel Rosh. In additoin to the Halacha that it needs to be uncovered in reference to the verse וראו כל עמי הארץ כי שם ה נקרא אליך ויראו ממך (and all the nations of the earth will see that the name of G-D is called upon you and the nations of the world will fear you") Chazal say this refers to the Tefillin Shel Rosh "Shem Hashem Nikrah" start with the letters שין They will see the ש and fear you Chazal say this is the ש of the Shel Rosh.
In addition it will gradually cause the paint to wear off the Bayis's (leather housing, singular) corners and the edges and cause them to lose their sharpness. A tallis with a silver atarah (adornment) is heavier than a regular tallis and will therefore cause the paint on the corners to wear off more quickly. If you regularly wear your tallis over your shel rosh, you must keep a close eye on its corners and edges. A black, plastic shel-yad cover can be cut out in order for the shins to be visible and placed on the shel rosh to protect it.
Those who wear a hat during Shachris (morning prayers) should try to prevent it from resting on the edges of the shel rosh.
When putting on your tefillin in the morning, it is best to hold the plastic shel rosh case upside down to minimize the chance of the bayis falling and then carefully open the bottom of the case and remove the bayis in a way that it will not rub against the case. Replace it in the same manner.
The Shel Rosh case should not be too tight so that it will not wear the paint off the sides and corners of the bayis. It should also not be loose enough for the bayis to move around inside. If a piece of felt lining in the case falls out, replace it right away.
If the Bayis Shel Rosh has no glue between the compartments of the ketzitzah, upper cube, it should be kept in a snug case whenever it is not being worn to help prevent the four compartments from opening. This is likely to gradually cause the paint to wear off the edges and the shins, and the bayis will require more frequent touching up.
It is a Halacha in Shulchan Aruch to have a covering over the Shel Yad. It is Known as a Yadlich, because the Tefillin Shel Yad is covered by the shirt sleeve it is constantly being rubbed which will cause the corners to round and paint to come off, Sometimes the Yadlich doesn't fit properly and it is constantly falling off, the solution is not to stop using it, Without an inner cover, the bayis will bounce around inside the plastic case. A piece of paper, tissue, or felt can be placed or glued into the inner cover to hold it snugly on the bayis. ( If you don’t have felt stickers, stop by the office and I will put one in at no charge).
The inner, black shel yad cover should be slightly taller than the bayis so that it will not rub the corners.
When you put on your Tefillin, position yourself over your Tallis and Tefillin bag, which should be resting on a table. If your Bayis slips from your hand, the table and bag will break the fall, preventing or reducing the damage.
-Try not to handle the Batim by the corners and edges.
-Do not daven too close to a wall or bookcase. You may accidentally dent a corner of one of the Batim.
-Try not to regularly daven in a place where you will get sweaty, since sweat can cause the Batim to warp.
As often as necessary (perhaps one to two times weekly), spread a fine coat of Vaseline on the bottom of the batim. Allow it to absorb for a few hours, and then wipe off the excess. This prevents moisture, in this case perspiration, from soaking in and damaging the batim.
Place a thick piece of paper towel in the bottom of each of the Tefillin cases. This may soak up some of the sweat from the batim. Be sure to change the paper towel as often as necessary.
Do not cover the Shel Yad Tefillin with your sleeve.
Never put on Tefillin when your hair is damp, as this will cause the batim to gradually warp. If you shower or go to the mikveh immediately before davening, completely dry your hair before putting on your Tefillin.
Keep Tefillin paint handy, preferably in the plastic bag protecting your Tefillin bag. If the bottle is made of glass, keep it in a Ziploc bag in case it shatters. (I learned the hard way.) A Tefillin marker is also highly recommended. Unlike regular marker ink, it has rabbinical endorsement. The ink is jet black and will dry quickly. Furthermore, it is not glossy and it will blend well with the matte paint on batim.
Test a Tefillin marker before purchase to make sure that it is not dried out. A marker has the advantages that it will not break or spill, but it will dry out and get used up more quickly than bottled Tefillin paint.
It is important to handle your Retzuos gently so that the paint will not be rubbed off. Avoid rubbing the Retzuos against the zipper of your Tefillin bag, when you remove your Tefillin from the bag or put them back in. When you open and close the Shel Yad Tefillin case, take care not to let it scratch against the knot. Also, the case should not press against the knot when it is closed, since it will cause the paint to wear off. You may need to slightly enlarge the opening for the knot by trimming the case at the points where it rubs or presses against the knot.
Do not wrap your Retzuos tightly around your arm or the cases. This will cause the Retzuos to gradually stretch and the paint to crack.
If the Retzuos of the Shel Rosh (head Tefillin) That hang over your body do not stay on the black side when being worn, pull them through your belt to prevent them flipping onto the unpainted side.
Never leave Tefillin in direct sunlight, extreme heat or cold, rain, or a very humid room. Tefillin should not be left in a car or trunk, near a window, or on a radiator. When traveling, do not put your Tefillin in a suitcase that will be put in the airplane's hold. Rather, take it on board in your carry-on luggage.
One of my Chaveirim would put his Tefillin on the window sill every morning after Shachris. When the time came to have them checked it was discovered that many of the letters were full of cracks. Unfortunately he didn't realize the sun shone on his Tefillin all afternoon.
If you are careful to put on Tefillin before going to Shul be sure to take proper precautions to prevent the Tefillin from getting wet on a rainy morning.
Halachah requires that the Shel Yad be removed from the bag before the Shel Rosh. In order to facilitate this, the entire Retzuah of the Shel Yad should be wrapped on one side of the case, making it wider than the Shel Rosh and automatically closer to the opening.
Halachah requires that the Tallis be removed from the bag before the Tefillin. In order to guarantee this, the Tallis should always be placed on top of the Tefillin bag inside the larger Tallis bag.


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Designing a website is one of the most complicated processes for the businesses running in Delhi and finding the right website designing company in Delhi is another tough task. Only a professional service provider can understand the need for your business without putting you in much stress. A quality company should offer engaging website designs and user-friendly interface. So, before going ahead with any particular website service provider, few things you need to keep in mind.
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Ask questions: once you receive the quotations, go through it properly and short-list a few. Then arrange a meeting and ask a few questions, such as can I see your previous work samples? Or who will manage the project if I select you? Or what would be the cost? These questions will allow you to compare the cost as well as the authenticity of the website development company in Delhi.
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Service: The website designing company in Delhi should be able to provide the services as per your requirement. They should have the technical knowledge and will be able to deliver the work on time.
A professional company will be required to design the website by keeping search engine optimization in mind. Attractive web design will help you promote your business along with increasing your revenue. The service provider should also provide timely maintenance for your website on regular to keep it updated and attract high-quality web traffic on your website.
Being the capital of India, Delhi provides an opportunity for all business set-ups without making any partiality. Most of the website designing company in Delhi also provides online services in India as well as for abroad customers. It is a reality that the internet is keeping the world connected.
Good service providers are well aware of the market requirement and they will offer you the designing, which is attractive. An attractive website requires to have appealing web pages. Nowadays, customized websites are in demand. For the customary approach of the website page, you should ensure that you are going for customized services.
Poorly designed web pages may not get your desired results. Your website has to be different in order to keep customers engaged for longer. It is also important to have an attractive website for staying ahead of your competitor. The website should be visually pleasing to attract more web traffic.
In due course, a good website will only be your asset to keep your business flourishing. As the market is advancing on a daily basis, it has become a necessity to step ahead as per the trend. To make the reach to maximum customers, you should enable them to search for the products through an appealing website. It will increase your products or services popularity and allow the people to opt for the things you offer.
The term web development involves a wide spectrum of activities, which includes web designing, content development, client contact, network security configuration, and web server. And a website development company in Delhi should be able to provide all such services.
A website designer should able to scale the website content as well as designing. Thus, it is essential that the company you have selected should have a content writer as well as professional designers who are well-experienced in their work. There are many various professional website development company in Delhi and select the that is skilled and experienced as well as will be able to work at an affordable cost.
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In Black Sun, Julia Kristeva addresses the subject of melancholia, examining this phenomenon in the context of art, literature, philosophy, the history of religion and culture, as well as psychoanalysis. She describes the depressive as one who perceives the sense of self as a crucial pursuit and a nearly unattainable goal and explains how the love of a lost identity of attachment lies at the very core of depression's dark heart.
In her discussion she analyzes Holbein's controversial 1522 painting "The Body of the Dead Christ in the Tomb," and has revealing comments on the works of Marguerite Duras, Dostoyevsky and Nerval. Black Sun takes the view that depression is a discourse with a language to be learned, rather than strictly a pathology to be treated.


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Images of the human figure, and portraits in particular, are the focus of Ernie Norcia’s work. Each portrait painting is designed to reveal the vitality of the subject, as well as aspects of their humanity. Ernie’s approach to painting is the result of years of study in the distinguished traditions of European and American painting. Artists such as Titian, Velazquez, Degas, and Sargent are his personal favorites as well as significant sources of inspiration. His portraits, whether formal or informal, destined for a boardroom or a private residence, display the spirit of his subject. Ernie’s paintings are done in oil using the finest materials, and occasionally in handmade classic tempera. He is a master of traditional methods in a contemporary world, using strong drawing as the underpinning of each portrait. Ernie works with the belief that well-crafted, archival images have lasting impact on viewers, leaving a legacy for future generations.
Ernie Norcia’s paintings can be found in corporations, hospitals, and universities as well and numerous private collections in the United States. His various awards include those from prestigious art organizations in New York City to the Portrait Society of America to an Emmy. Originally from Connecticut, Ernie graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design. His studies included an academic year in Italy. Ernie continued his training at the Maryland Institute College of Art, where he received his Masters Degree in Painting. A resident of the Philadelphia area, he teaches a selected number of private students and conducts painting workshops as well as tending to his ongoing private commissions for clients around the country.


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Ethical theory addresses consequences, duties obligations and rights in an attempt to justify ethical decisions. While ethical theories and reasoning do not solve these dilemmas they can suggest alternative ways of structuring and clarifying them. One of the main ethical theories, known as Deontology, based on the philosophical work of Immannuel Kant, focuses on the primacy of duty. The other major ethical theory is that of Utilitarianism, expounded in the work of such writers as J.S. Mill and Jeremy Bentham. It regards the consequences of decisions as of paramount importance in defining their moral worth.
Duty based theory makes the claim that certain kinds of action are inherently right or wrong as a matter of principle (Reamer 1990). Deontologists believe that certain duties exist which must always be fulfilled regardless of their consequences. For Kant, because of mankind’s rationality, one must act not only in accordance with but for the sake of obligation. A central tenant of Kantian theory is that because of their inherent worth and dignity people should he treated as ends in themselves and not as a means to an end. In other words all human beings, by virtue of their rational nature, deserve to be treated as fully rational, as we ourselves wish to be treated (Rhodes 1986 p30).
However according to Clarke and Asquith (1985) one of the problems with the deontological approach to moral behaviour of doing one’s duty or doing what is right, is that it often conflicts with our own interests and the interests of others. A major shortcoming of the theory is that because all moral rules are absolute and universal (through the application of the categorical imperative’) it fails to provide adequate guidelines for the resolution of conflicting obligations in practice (Beachamp and Childress 1994).
Consequence based theory focuses on the outcomes of a course of action for justification. Utilitarians regard as ‘right’ decisions those resulting in consequences that are ultimately valued. ‘Wrong’ decisions are those having consequences that are ultimately not valued (Blumenfield & Lowe 1987 p49). Within this theoretical frame of reference an action is right if it promotes the maximum good for everyone. or at least the greatest happiness for the greatest number.
Perhaps one immediate reaction to the two ethical theories outlined is that they do not appear to have advanced the ability of social workers to resolve the complex dilemmas of practice. The deontlogical approach for instance is unable to offer adequate guidelines for resolving conflicts of opinion amongst practitioners. Utilitarianism, on the other hand, falls short of being able to determine how consequences that are qualitative in nature can be quantified or indeed of resolving the issue of how the rights of a few can be protected from subordination in the interests of a greater aggregation of good.
Because no theory of ethics exists which can provide guaranteed right answers to ethical dilemmas in individual cases what is required is an approach to ethical analysis which can enable social workers to systematically explore the ethical dimensions of the dilemmas they face. By adopting a problem solving approach to practice that incorporates attention to the moral principles behind professional values along with professional knowledge and skills, the social worker may be enabled to at least ask fuller questions about particular practice dilemmas. This questioning will arguably show that some solutions are morally untenable whilst others are morally justifiable.
McLaughlin J. & Pinkerton J. (1995). Ethical dilemmas in practice – some thoughts on the children.
Beauchamp T. L. & Childress I. F. (1994). Principles in Biomedical Ethics (4th Edition) New York, Oxford University Press.


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First points for Albania in the UEFA finals, a clear sign that there are no easy teams, and sides like Albania are no longer punching-bags to clock up goal differences. The fact that Albania and Iceland are in the final phase is no fluke, as both teams have shown. Romania started very well but has become a huge disappointment.
France wins the group, Switzerland second, Albania third and Romania is out. France will face the third place in Group C, D or E. Switzerland will face the second place in Group C. Albania, if qualified as one of the best third-placed teams, will face the winner of Group B or C.

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