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South Sudan declared the end of its longest and largest cholera outbreak on Wednesday, February 7, 2018 with no new cases of cholera reported in over seven weeks.
The fight against cholera in South Sudan has involved a range of partners working together to enhance surveillance, deploy rapid response teams to investigate and respond to cases, provide clean water, promote good hygiene practices and treat cholera patients.
To enhance outbreak response efforts, the government worked with the European Union Humanitarian Aid (ECHO), GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the World Health Organization (WHO), securing 2.2 million doses of the Oral Cholera Vaccine (OCV) from the Gavi-funded global stockpile.
In 2017 more than 885,000 people at higher risk of cholera were immunized in the first round and nearly 500,000 people also received a second round of the vaccine. Due to security challenges, not everyone was able to receive the recommended two doses, which would significantly decrease their risk of being affected by cholera.
The outbreak was declared on June 18, 2016 and spread to many parts of the country, including the capital, Juba. By the time the last confirmed cholera case was discharged on December 18, 2017, over 20,000 suspected cholera cases and 436 deaths were reported.
The country is dealing with several complex health emergencies with 5.1 million people in need of health assistance. Armed conflict has forced almost four million people to flee their homes.
Nearly five million people, more than 40% of the population, are severely food insecure. These challenges place a huge burden on the country’s health system, while the sanitation infrastructure needs further strengthening.


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You may find further information about our activities on our website in German or French.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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A senior political advisor in south China's Guangdong Province was found dead from hanging himself in vicinity of his home Saturday, local authority said.
The deceased was identified as Zhen Lifu, 51, who served as vice chairman of Jiangmen Municipal Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Jiangmen municipal publicity office said in a statement that Zhen had long suffered from insomnia and depression. No further details were available.
Survey: How far China will advance ?
Poll: Ban the exports of rare earth?
Qs and As: Is war inevitable between China and India ?
Who can afford New Journey to West ?
Should GDP be boosted at human's cost?

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


text: Prieto Engineering provides septic system repairs to existing systems for clients in Granada Hills and surrounding areas. If the issues you are having with existing septic tank or system are not too extensive then it might make the most sense to simply repair those issues, rather then replace the entire system. A complete replacement would ensure optimal function, of course, but would be the more costly alternative.

industry_corpus2: Water Resources & Marine


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Dr. Prashant Jani completed his MBBS (1994) and MD (1997) from Pune University, India. He then migrated to Canada and completed a residency in Anatomic Pathology, and FRCPC, from the University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada (2001-2005). He currently works as an Anatomic Pathologist Thunder Bay Regional Health sciences Centre and Northern Ontario Cancer Research Centre, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. He also is the Associate Professor, Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Ontario, Canada. He has also been on the faculty on the Cancer Pathology Course, in Thunder Bay, Ontario. He is a dynamic pathologist with more than 15 years of experience. His special interest is Oncopathology. He is founder of International society of Oncopathology.He continues to visit Pune every year, conducting a International Oncopathology CME in Jan of each year, which is very well attended by 350 Pathologists from all over India. He is also founder of International reference center for cancer Pathology- OncoPath Diagnostics, India. This is India's first International reference center with Digital scanning system.The center provides international consultation to the patients in India- at no extra cost !!!
He is active member of United states and Canadian Academy of Pathology meetings, and has many platform presentations and posters to his credit. He has published many papers in international journals.
Dr.Jani has been awarded Lorraine Dougal award by Association of Indian Pathologists in North America for his outstanding contribution to Pathology services in India.
Anatomic Pathologist, Thunder Bay Regional Health sciences Centre and Northern Ontario Cancer Research Centre, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
Associate Professor, Department of Pathology and Laboratory medicine. Northern Ontario School of Medicine. Ontario, Canada.
06/1997 –02/1998-Cytopathologist, B.J. Medical College, Pune, India.
01/1994 –12/1997-Blood Transfusion Officer, Red Cross Blood Bank, Pune,India.
1) D-240 expression on luminal surface of pulmonary airspaces in normal developing and adult lung but is lost in conditions associated with intra alveolar infiltrates.
Presentation at American Society of Clinical Pathology, Nov.2005, Chicago, USA.
Prashant Jani,Abdel Walkett and Hong Chang,Am J Hematol.2007 Jan;82(1):73-6.
3) CD 138 expression in Merkel cell carcinoma: A potential diagnostic pitfall in hematological malignancies.
June, 2006, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Presentation at annual meeting of Canadian Association of Pathologist, June, 2006, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Prashant Jani, D.El-demallawy, The Canadian Journal of Urology, 2007 Jan;56(11):933-50.
7) An approach to duodenal biopsies. Review article.
Prashant Jani, Charles Ye, Nov.2007,Journal of Clinical pathology.
diagnosis, immunohistochemical evaluation, and review of the literature. Jani Prashant; Chetty Runjan; Ghazarian Danny M. The American Journal of dermatopathology 2008;30(2):174-7.
10) Comparative analysis of CD 56, calretinin, and inhibin immunohistochemical staining in the diagnosis of ovarian granulosa cell tumors.
Faculty and Course coordinator,Practicing pathologist association meeting, ,B.J Medical College, University of Pune, Maharashtra, India.
Faculty , Northern Ontario Cancer Research Foundation meeting Ontario, Canada.
course co-ordinator and faculty at B.J.Medical College and Sasson Genreal hospitals, Pune, India.
8) Seminar – Cancer Biology 5th Jan.2011 at Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
9) Seminar -“Colorectal Cancer- guidelines for margin and lymph node dissection.” 19th Jan.2011 at B.J.Medical College Pune, India.
10) Seminar-“Role of Immunohistochemistry in Breast Pathology” 20th Jan. 2011 at Bharati Vidhyapeeth Medical College, Pune, India.
11) Course Director- Surgical Pathology Update, Jan 26th 2011 at Ahmedabad Medical Association, Gujarat, India.
12) Seminar – “ Work up of Carcinoma of Unknown Primary”- 15th Feb.2011 at Bharati Vidhyapeeth, Pune, India.
13) Seminar – “Her2/neu and Breast Cancer” , May 21, 2011, Teleconference with University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, USA.
American Society of Clinical Pathology.
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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"So we can figure out what we both deserve."
Dividing an' deciding his and hers.
But she grabbed a paper napkin, an' asked the waitress for a pen.
An' one by one, she wrote down what she wanted most from him.
"Honesty, sincerity, tenderness and trust.
"And more for the two of us.
"Just like it used to be.
"The way life was when you were in love with me."
An' said: "You know this isn't easy for me."
An' wondered what that bottom line would be.
An' said: "I don't know where to start."
"Is hidden somewhere in your heart.
"Honesty, sincerity, just like it used to be.
All that remains to be seen yeah is.
If you could read my mind, you might slap my face.
If you could see inside my heart, you'd see it's in the right place.
See, it's like bunnies in a Bramble, or honey bees in a hive.
Whenever I'm beside you, that's my paradise.
But I been thinkin' 'bout you, baby, in the future tense.
We'll take it slower than a broke-knee'd turtle.
Yeah, we'll get tighter than your grandma's girdle.
Oh, I want you, I need you, an' I'll never do you wrong.
If you're feelin' what I'm singin', baby: sing along.
Ain't no moonshine maker, ain't no man of the cloth.
Ain't no kangaroo lawyer, but I will get you off.
We're dancin' slower than a broke-knee'd turtle.
Gettin' tighter than your grandma's girdle.
If you're feelin' what I'm singin', baby: yeah, sing along.
I want you, I need you, an' I'll never do you wrong.
If you're diggin' what I'm singin', baby: just jump on in an' sing along.
Slower than a broke-knee'd turtle.
Tighter than your grandma's girdle.
Mmm sing like a bird.
Yeah, sing like a bird.
I got a picture of him, barefoot in the mud.
Behind his grandpa's plow an' two great mules.
When he turned ten years old, on May 8, '53.
He grew up fearin' God in Washburn, Tennessee.
The closest thing he had to a Dad was his Uncle Bob.
An' he could only dream of things like little league baseball.
Huh, became my old man.
Well she was a Kentucky girl, born on Valentine's Day.
The fourth child of five to my Grandma, Eula May.
So shy and beautiful with sunset hair and emerald eyes.
Her Daddy spent his life workin' in the coal mines.
Now in my eyes, all my life, my Daddy's been a Saint.
But even Saints need Angels to show them the way.
And over thirty-seven years ago, he asked for Margaret Lynn's hand.
And that Angel married my old man.
And there were times I tried to buck, the truthful things they said.
But now I'm glad that, more than once, they rattled my stubborn head.
'Cause my folks are just like mountains, I looked at from afar.
But now the closer I get to them, the bigger they are.
The time seems to fly anymore, and the holidays are so far apart.
There's no way a 'phone call could express what's in my heart.
So this is just a song to say how greatful I am.
For Mamma and my old man.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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Agency by Design is a research initiative by Harvard’s Project Zero that set out to understand the benefits which might be derived from adopting a maker mindset. A key finding is that Maker Empowerment is a vital component of successful maker projects within schools.
This implies that the maker is an individual who sees the world as a set of objects and systems which can be improved, modified and adapted to new purposes and who engages in the process of making these changes. The maker according to the framework proposed by Agency By Design, looks closely at objects and systems so as to understand them, explore their complexity as derived from their parts and how people and systems interact with them and then seeks opportunities to unlock the hidden potential in what they have noticed.
The Draft K-6 Science and Technology Syllabus has an increased focus on both Design Thinking and Maker Education. It is broadly divided into two overlapping parts; Working Scientifically and Design & Production. In Design and Production "Students identify factors that may influence and dictate the focus of the design idea. They explore options, consider existing solutions, generate alternatives, represent and refine ideas and communicate design decisions for a range of audiences.” They will also be required to “undertake a range of practical experiences” linked to the processes of Design and Production. This requirement is likely to cause school administrators stress as they contemplate the cost involved in meeting this requirement.
Making can however be achieved without access to the more expensive toys of the maker movement. Indeed, much can be learned from working within the constraints of a very minimal budget. A first step towards a successful low budget maker programme is to embrace the concept of the prototype. Here the aim is to produce at low cost a physical representation of a design that captures the essence of the idea but does so with low cost materials. Paper, cardboard, tape and recycled or repurposed items are often sufficient when developing a model that will demonstrate the idea without the polish of what would become the finished product. Low cost prototyping is also more likely to encourage a rapidly iterative process where design ideas are radically changed or completely abandoned. A 3D printer might produce a more detailed and impressive looking model, but the time taken in both designing it and printing it is likely to discourage students from starting over with a new idea.
Cardboard is a great material for school students and most schools have an abundant supply. Either brought from home by students or gathered from the office or canteen, corrugated cardboard provides an ideal building material. Students can explore its properties before using it in their constructions and in doing so are bringing an understanding of the materials they use to the process. Traditional methods with cardboard involve copious use of tape and glue in the production process. Hot Glue Guns can bring an element of speed to the process but also bring an element of risks when students ignore the clear warning in the name “Hot Glue” until after a visit to the nurse.
MakeDo is a company that has produced a simple solution to the process of joining pieces of cardboard together. They produce a set of plastic screws that can be easily used to hold two or more pieces of cardboard together. The process is simple enough for Kindergarten students to master and the screws are immediately and readily reusable. A set of cardboard saws with safe plastic blades and plastic screwdrivers complete the the tool kit. It is s simple idea but it focuses attention on the iterative nature of design thinking and allows the maker to quickly experiment with ideas while producing very little waste. Ideas like this are what will bring making into the hands of every learner.
Adding technology to the mix brings additional affordances for learning and new opportunities for exploration. LED lights and button cell batteries are cheap way to add electronics to a project. Electric motors, servos and solar cells can be purchased cheaply online and used to build a kit of maker supplies that are used on a project and then recycled into the next one. Adding an Arduino based computer can also be achieved at very little cost and for educators willing to spend some time in the online markets can be had for less than what is spent on most craft projects. The end result may not have the aesthetic appeal of a store bought robot but will have involved the students in hands on learning and a product that they played a part in bringing to reality.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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"Police checks of the vehicle have been completed, no risky objects were found. Hanover airport resumed operations at about 20:05 (1905 GMT)", Hanover police said.
A man has driven a vehicle through the security perimeter at Hannover Airport in northern Germany, prompting authorities to suspend flights for more than four hours. Flights have been suspended at Hannover airport in central Germany after a man tried to drive onto the facility's apron.
The man was quickly arrested and taken into custody. Officers then overpowered the man in his auto and arrested him.
At about 20:05 (CET), the airport resumed normal operations. The auto was stopped by federal police and the driver was detained.
The worldwide airport in Hannover handled 5.87 million passengers past year, though it isn't one of Germany's top hubs.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Quite a lot of people in Germany and in the aereas of “Francophonie” have family connections to France. I therefor am happy to introduce the recently founded ACADEMIE MUSICALE LIESSE.
Probably not everybody ever heard of “Liesse” – and indeed we will have to search for Liesse Notre Dame/Aisne, near Laon, NorthEast of Paris, not that far from the border to Belgium.
The geolocation fixed, we now learn, what this rather small place with approx. 1.200 inhabitants at present has remarkable things to offer to the world, which is a Catholix pilgrimage to a statue of “Our Lady of Liesse” being the patron saint of the Diocese of Soissons, in which lot of remarkable churches including the gothic Cathedral of Laon.
It is here in this place “Liesse (Notre Dame)” that they set up in 2014 – the really must be audacious! – a new boarding school with majors in music, the “Academie musicale de Liesse”. which has remarkable back up and is “protegeé” par Sa Altesse Royale, le Princesse de Hannovre, Stefanie de Monaco! Full stop!
The special thing with this foundation however is, that they set up a NATIONWIDE Foundation aimed to SPREAD this type of “Academie musicale” embedded in secondary school-education all over the territories of France – and indeed at moment are busy with the start-up of a SECOND school in type of “Academie msuicale de Liesse”, which such is figuring as some sort of “pivot element” in their plans and schemes.
We may such get the impression, that they really have SOME aspirations – and which in my personal view is most important – DO MUSIC EDUCATION ON INTERNATIONAL LEVEL being FIT for festivals and competitions. We may even say that they are spreading some sort of “Catholic optimism and esprit d’pioner”, that was special to St. Benedict as he startet to set into effect a GENERAL PLAN for CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT of the entire of EUROPE – but under the sign of the Christian Cross. So this new enterprise of “Academie musicale Liesse” certainly is not for those, that can be freightened by small words like “Catholic” and/or “Rome”!
And now – last but not least – comes the one important thing on this planet,which is the problem of FUNDING and ASSISTANCE with OTHER types of help, such for instance giveaway of books, donation of buildings (by means of testamentary last will?) and organizing concerts and other forms of participating in SUPPORT activities. Please visit URL https://www.academiemusicaledeliesse.fr/comment-nous-aider – where your have DIRECT links to ACADEMIE MUSICALE DE LIESSE.
Vierge de Liesse, nous te chantons.
Vierge de Liesse, nous te prions.
et Jésus ton enfant est béni.
maintenant et à l’heure de la mort.
And what has all this to do with me personally beyond just familiy history connecting me to French arigins from mother’s side? To make it short: We met the geographical name SOISSONS. And once there was a certain OLYMPIA MANZINI, relative of Cardinal Mazarin, which by marriage somehow became Comtess de (county of) SOISSONS, which was a minor filiation of the Royal House of Savoy – and the most famous descendant of this Olimpia Manzini family-branch was PRINCE EUGENE OF SAVOY, who later became the MOST IMPORTANT GENERALISSIMUS during the AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN TURKISH WARS of the Habsburgs Emperors, which certainly would not have been worth mentionioning, if not I myself happened to write 2 books on the Belgrad-campaigne of 1717 of said Prince Eugene.
And such we learn: The world is small – and GLOBAL VILLAGE we had in former centuries since long!


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PM Boyko Borissov ordered the relevant ministers to remove administrative officials and experts, named in a Bivol investigative reporting about a massive EU funds corruption scheme to drain EU funds. At the center of the scheme is the extremely well connected in terms of high-end government procurement company, GP Group.
Last week the story made international headlines as two reporters – Dimitar Stoyanov of Bivol and Attila Biro of RISE Project, Romania – were detained by the police while investigating the story and ending up filming the burning of documents in a field in Radomir.
According to their reporting, the documents were related to what Bivol describes as a complicated corruption scheme to drain EU funds, which reaches far high in the administration’s hierarchy. The two informed the police, who ended up detaining the journalists.
Earlier this week, as authorities began investigating the claims, amid a growing public and media focus on the case. The news site Bivol reacted quickly and started a petition for the investigation of GP Group and the fraud scheme to be carried out by the European Commission. In addition, Bivol proposes for all pending and future installments to be held off until the investigation is over. Over 4500 people have signed the petition by September 21.
Instead - as per the PM’s orders – it seems the government employees will be either suspended or temporarily remove while the investigation is underway.
The relevant Bulgarian authorities have begun investigating the signals for grand corruption but Bivol doubts any Bulgarian institution could conduct such a probe independently, as it is uncertain how far the scheme reaches in terms of corrupted officials but Bivol’s reporting suggests it goes as far as deputy minister and mayor-level. This is why Bivol has called on the European institutions to take over the investigation.
About 200 people protested in front of the Palace of Justice in Sofia in support of the journalists on Monday.
“What happened to the two journalists was the last straw that broke the camel’s back of our discontent with PM Boyko Borissov’s government.”, one of the organizers of the protest, Vlado Rumenov told bTV. He said the country is run by the PM alone and that is why the lack of press freedom in Bulgaria is his fault.
“All media must stand in solidarity with any action against a fellow journalist, regardless who’s fighting with who among them because this is police abuse of power”, journalist Ivan Bakalov commented.
“We not only condemn violence against reporters, but we also plead for those who impose it to be punished”, Snezhina Todorova of the Bulgarian Journalists’ Union said.
Meanwhile, the Commission for Protection of Competition allowed GP Group and the Road Infrastructure Agency to go ahead with engineering and constructing the tunnel Zheleznitsa on the Struma highway.
The competitor company for the procurement, the Greek Aktor, which was disqualified in the technical phase for not meeting the requirement, which the company disputed and took to the commission.
The road agency rejects the claim that the Greek company was disqualified unfairly and asked the commission to allow them to go ahead with the implementation of the procurement with the winner, a consortium of companies, one of which is GP Group. The commission has allowed this but has warned the road agency that if the commission rules in favor of Aktor, then the road agency will have to pay a fine 10% of the cost of the procurement.
After three long weeks of putting off the procedure on formalities and administrative technicalities, Parliament finally approved the three new minister cabinet nominations.
Rossen Zhelyazkov is the new minister of transport, replacing Ivaylo Moskovski; Nikolay Nankov, who headed the Regional Ministry will be replaced by Petya Avramova; and Mladen Marinov will be the new minister of interior in Valentin Radev’s place.
Mladen Marinov was chief secretary of the Ministry of Interior and his nomination was one reason the voting got postponed. In order to be voted minister, Marinov first had to be relieved of his duty as chief secretary. The president must sign off on the release to finalize the process which President Roumen Radev failed to do for some time.
Law experts are not uniform whether or not the law requires for the vote to wait for the president’s signature of the Ministry of Interior’s chief secretary. In any case, though Parliament voted on the new ministers a week late. PM Boyko Borissov himself characterized the step as a minor formality, it grew to a feud between the PM and the president, and the procedure got stuck.
The vote and swearing in of the new three marked the end of a three-week drama of cabinet seat changes, which started with a deadly bus crash near the city of Svoge, which claimed the lives of 17. About a week after the crash the three ministers resigned at the request of PM Boyko Borissov.
There was much speculation that all three or some of the resignations might not pass the necessary vote in Parliament to make them official. This was especially true in the case of Nikolay Nenkov. This did not happen but the new Regional Minister announced just after she was sworn in, that she hopes for Nankov to become part her team and that – should he accept – “will be one of the pillars in the ministry”.
President Roumen Radev stalled signing Mladenov’s release and expressed publicly his doubts regarding the nomination though not in very definite terms.
“Amid all the problems and failures at the Ministry of Interior, it’s the PM’s prerogative to decide who would be the best choice for a minister. He will bear the responsibility for it”, he said.
PM Boyko Borissov also took a rhetorical swing at the president.
“We could have easily blocked President Roumen Radev’s appointment, but we instead allowed him to be president”.
Borissov referred to a similar procedure for Radev’s appointment as president, which had to be preceded by his release from the air force.
After finally signing off on Marinov’s release from the post of chief secretary – needed or not to vote him in as the new minister – President Radev was more firm in his expression, calling Marinov’s appointment paradoxical.
“It’s just a paradox. The PM removes the Minister of Interior because of the ministry doing “a sloppy job” but by law, the chief secretary is the one coordinating, managing and planning the “sloppy job”, who is now being appointed as minister”, Radev said.
The non-parliamentary opposition coalition Yes, Bulgaria also called for the nomination to be pulled altogether earlier this week. They issued a statement in which they argue that it is questionable for a minister to resign due to failures in the ministry and then for the cabinet to promote the person in the second most important position from that ministry to become the minister.
The vice chair of the largest opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party, Dragomir Stoynev, took the floor and said that “the names of the new ministers are irrelevant, they will follow the same policies and will be subject to the same will [as the previous ones]” and went on to stress that the problem is not any one minister but the cabinet as a whole and especially the PM.
“The only way out is the cabinet’s resignation and a change in the model of governance, restoring the well-being of the state, then of the economy and social system”, Stoynev said.
The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) also expressed their conviction that an early election is inevitable.
Bulgaria will support Hungary’s government officially, Bulgarian Vice PM Krasimir Karakachanov announced. According to him, cabinet will issue an official position to the Council of the EU, expressing Bulgaria’s disagreement with the EU’s decision to trigger Article 7 against Hungary.
After the EU decided to start the procedure for violations of human rights, press freedom, interference with the justice system, etc., Bulgarian right-wingers quickly moved to voice their support for Orban’s government. GERB’s coalition partner, the United Patriots, of which Karakachanov is a member, plead to PM Boyko Borissov to transform this into an official position.
The GERB MPs at the European Parliament also voted against the motion when the EP passed the motion.
“European MPs shouldn’t draft proposals and impose sanctions on nations on issues, which relate to the national security of said country. I disagree with the EU becoming the USSR, who punished countries, who wish to solve their national problems according to their own beliefs, culture, even their religion”, he said.
Another member of the United Patriots and also vice PM, Valeri Simeonov views EU’s actions against Hungary as a “repressive operation, not based on arguments”. He said that the cabinet’s proposal is not only motivated by the close ties between Bulgaria and Hungary but also by the “lack of serious legal or any other kind of basis” for the decision to impose sanctions.
“We are in the process of enforcing sanctions against a country that a group of liberal politicians like to accuse of being authoritarian. 70% of Hungarians voted for Orban. Investments in Hungary are the highest in Europe. This shows how untrue these accusations are”, he commented, although it was left unclear how economic policy correlates directly to the degree of authoritarianism of any given leadership.
The so-called Peevski Media Bill will likely pass its final vote in Parliament and will be enacted into law. The bill received heavy criticism initially, especially by media organizations. However, lawmakers have amended the more problematic points between the first and second parliamentary reading.
The bill obligates media outlets to declare their real owners, their financing and whether the entity that controls the content and the editorial policy is the same as the actual owner. In its earlier drafts, the bill did not provide for the media outlets to declare financing through bank loans. This was one of the central points of debate and criticism, especially as most of Delyan Peevski’s media empire was substantially backed by the now bankrupt Central Commercial Bank (KTB).
The authors of the bill, Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) MPs Delyan Peevski, Yordan Tsonev, Velislava Krasteva, and Hamid Hamid have since made amendments to resolve these critical points.
The Association of European Journalist declared that it approves the bill on principle as an effort to increase transparency of media ownership in the country.
“We were concerned initially that the bill is a dedicated effort to challenge the claim that Delyan Peevski controls the media market in the country but the good news is that between the first and second reading a large number of the issues original proposal have been corrected”.
Zarkov told Mediapool that the bill still doesn’t deal with the problem of shedding light on what money came from where to back the acquirement of whole media empires, including those financed by KTB.
In case a media submits a declaration or provides false information in it, it will be fined a minimum of 10’000 leva. However, the authors of the bill admitted that there is no way to control whether the information in the declaration is false, especially with regards to whether or not the editorial content is controlled by the actual owner or not, as this would entail carrying out specific in-depth content analysis, which none of the institutions relevant to the bill can do.
Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova sees nothing irregular in Movement for Rights and Freedoms' (DPS) honorary leader, Ahmed Dogan buying TPP Varna for 3500 leva.
Dogan bought 70% of the company Sigda, which owns TPP Varna.
Petkova characterized as pure speculation claims that the government helped in Dogan’s plan for TPP Varna to be included in the so-called ‘cold reserve’. Plants, which provide the cold reserve receive subsidies by the state, which in this case instantly increases the value and liquidity of TPP Varna. The state-owned TPP Maritsa Iztok 2 refused to renew its contract for providing part of the cold reserve several months back. The reason they gave is “inability to fulfill the commitments in the contract”. This opened a slot for another plant to fill in the lacking capacity, and TPP Varna stepped in.
“I do not know Dogan as an expert in the energy industry. Every Bulgarian citizen has the right to pursue goals and develop in the way they wish.”, Petkova told bTV.
Her assertion is almost word for word what DPS leader Mustafa Karadaya said last week when asked about the same deal.
She also evaded the question of whether it is appropriate for a politician to acquire such a huge energy asset and in such a way. Instead, she went on to explain that for her as minister the priority is to keep the energy sector stable.
NPP Belene continues to add to the billions of public funds, already down the drain because of NPP Belene. This time the arbitrary ruled the National Electric Company pay 32 million to euro to the consulting company WorleyParsons, which is the engineering consultant for the NPP Belene project; with interest, the amount goes up to nearly 40 million euro, Capital Weekly reported.
Although NEC had terminated the contract a year after the NPP Belene was discontinued, the company claimed the way it was terminated was wrongful. By the time NEC had already paid WorleyParsons a total of 178 million euro, 8,6 of which – after NPP Belene was stopped.
The arbitrary tribunal has ruled against all of NEC’s defenses. The attorney fees alone have cost NEC 2.4 million euro, which is twice as much as WorleyParsons spent on theirs, according to Capital Weekly’s reporting.
This is the second time NEC loses an arbitrary case regarding Belene. Last time the international arbitrary court ruled for NEC to pay Russian Atomstroyeksport over 550 million euro for manufactured nuclear equipment last year. Back then the state budget lent the amount to NEC with no interest under the condition it will return it by the end of 2023 in a single installment.
The former mayor and deputy mayor of the Sofia district of Mladost, Desislava Ivancheva, and Bilyana Petrova gave their first TV interview to bTV. The two were arrested in an over-the-top spectacle of an operation back in April on charges of corruption. During her arrest Ivancheva stood handcuffed in the middle of a busy intersection in the city center for nearly 7 hours, surrounded by a number of officials and special police forces. Later during court hearings, the defendants stood inside a glass cube, a measure taken only in cases where the accused pose a significant security risk.
Investigators claim to have caught her with a bribe but she and Petrova maintain innocence and that they were set up by powerful figures, specifically shady real estate developers, whose plans are to build in Mladost, which Ivancheva’s administration has been blocking.
The two gave an interview in which they describe the horrific conditions they live in while incarcerated. They said they are forced to stay inside their cell for 23 hours a day where the only lighting comes from emergency lamps. They do not have access to hot water, the ceilings have leakages throughout the building.
Petrova said they were not only psychologically abused but also physically but is still afraid to name by who as they still occupy the same space.
Regardless, the two say they will not strike a deal under any circumstances and are determined to prove their innocence. “Sooner or later everything will be out in the open and we will sue those who are now suing us”, Ivancheva said.
Just following the arrest, the two pledged to sue Bulgaria in the European Court of Human Rights.


text: Ohev Shalom Cemetery in Brookhaven, Pennsylvania is well maintained. The stones are straight. Parking is ample. There is still plenty of room for new burials.

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text: Liz Workman Mead received her Masters at Columbia and has been an educator for fifteen years. While teaching high school History in the inner city of New York, she began leading yoga classes after school and offering alternative dietary affordable diets. Yoga and better nutrition helped her students overcome emotional obstacles and fall in love with their lives again. Thus motivated by her experience, she received certification from Laughing Lotus yoga studio in New York City. She then went on to receive her nutrition degree with Purchase college associated with Integrative Institute for Nutrition and her Ayurveda Wellness degree with the Sevanti Wellness Center. Liz combination of education gives her the perspective to relate to all ages and backgrounds.


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The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis said that in 2017 the entire output for Colorado was over $342 billion. Emily Haggstrom, from the anti-Proposition 112 forces (Daily Camera, Sept. 22), claims that if 112 is passed that it will cost Colorado’s economy $218 billion dollars and toss 147,000 Coloradans out of work. How she came up with these huge numbers she doesn’t say.
The Statistical Atlas breaks down the Colorado civilian employed population aged 16 or older and puts the Oil, Gas and Mining industry with an employment of 35,600, (17th out of 20 industries). Proposition 112 opponents have given no convincing evidence that most, or even any, of the current 35,600 current energy/mining jobs would be lost from 112.
Haggstrom also claims that the state of New York pursued the same rules as the ones in Proposition 112 and now they pay 44 percent above the national average for energy.
A July 11 article from Wallethub.com breaks down consumer energy costs per state. New York ranks 41st lowest; Wyoming ranks most expensive. Also, where was New York’s economic collapse? If Colorado is expected to lose over half of its economy, what happened with New York?
Google Consumer Energy Alliance, Haggstrom’s group. I’ll give you a hint: It has nothing to do with consumers. It’s a Koch-brothers backed, fossil energy company front that opposes clean energy. No wonder opponents can easily dump 12.6 million dollars to oppose 112.

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text: Lalani SR, Safiullah AM, Fernbach SD, Harutyunyan KG, Thaller C, Peterson LE, McPherson JD, Gibbs RA, White LD, Hefner M, Davenport SLH, Graham JM, Bacino CA, Glass NL, Towbin JA, Craigen WJ, Neish SR, Lin AE, Belmont JW. Spectrum of CHD7 mutations in 110 individuals with CHARGE syndrome and genotype-phenotype correlation. Am J Hum Genet. 2006 ;78(2):303-14.

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Following the implementation of the Knight Review findings, financial arrangements for Australian student visas have been changed.
Prospective international students will now need up to $36,000 less when applying for an Australia visa, as the Australian Government rolls out the first stage of its student visa reforms.
‘The change that came in this week recognises that the financial requirements for student visas were often too onerous, and discouraged applicants from choosing Australia as their preferred study destination’, said Australian Immigration Minister Chris Bowen in a statement.
The Government has also taken away the requirement to meet a minimum English skills level before applying for a visa.
Among the other changes implemented is the introduction of a new ‘genuine temporary entrant’ requirement for all student visa applicants, which allows the immigration department to ensure students intend to stay in Australia on a temporary basis.
‘We want to avoid the situation where student visa holders are desperate to stay in Australia to work to pay off large study debts amassed at home’, Mr Bowen said.
The changes to the student visa system are being introduced in response to the recommendations of former NSW Government minister Michael Knight in his review of the Australian international education sector.


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Macworld 2009 preview: Will Apple launch an 'iPhone nano'?
Macworld, the annual Apple expo, starts on January 5. The big news is the absence of Apple's chief executive Steve Jobs. But what other surprises and new products does Apple have planned?
Although rumours persist that Apple might launch a smaller 'nano' version of its iPhone, tech experts are sceptical.
This year's Macworld is going to be memorable for two significant reasons -- and it's got nothing to do with new gadgets and products.
The first, and most astonishing reason, is that Steve Jobs, chief executive and high priest of all things Apple, will not be giving the keynote presentation for the first time in more than a decade. Instead, Phil Schiller, vice president of worldwide product marketing, will be taking to the stage.
When the news of Jobs’ absence broke earlier this month, the tech world was aghast – Apple was planning on holding its most high profile event without the guest of honour. Such was the level of shock and disappointment at Jobs’ absence that one group of Apple fans set up a website, Silent Keynote, calling for delegates to withhold the whoops, applause and cries of “Yeah!” that usually punctuate Apple's keynotes.
Back in the real world, speculation, perhaps somewhat indelicately, immediately centred on Jobs’ health. The Apple chief executive, who successfully battled pancreatic cancer in 2004, had looked thin and gaunt during recent public appearances, leading industry watchers and Wall Street analysts to fret about whether Jobs’ cancer had returned.
Both Jobs and Apple have done their best to dismiss those fears, but there are still many who worry how the company will fair once its inspirational, talismanic founder steps down from the day-to-day running of his empire. Some fear there’s no “succession plan” in place at Apple.
Intriguingly, we might be about to get a glimpse of Apple’s future at Macworld. Phil Schiller, a regular guest speaker during Jobs’ keynotes, will be taking over the role of chief spokesman in Jobs' absence. It’s going to be a baptism of fire for the genial, easy-going Schiller – not only does he have to live up to a true master of ceremonies, but he’ll also be keenly aware that analysts and tech experts will be running the rule over him as a potential future chief exec of the company.
The second reason Macworld 2009 is notable is because it’s Apple’s last appearance at the show. The company has been scaling back on trade shows in recent years, stating that it’s no longer the best way for the company to get its message across, but it’s perhaps also true that the timing of Macworld – immediately after Christmas and barely six months after Apple’s own blue ribband event, the Worldwide Developers’ Conference – is problematic for Apple.
Some people hold off purchasing Apple goods for Christmas just in case a bigger and better version is announced at Macworld in January. And it leaves Apple working to an impossibly tight schedule of product releases. Tech watchers have come to expect amazing things from Apple, and there’s only so many times Steve Jobs can release an iPhone-like gadget during keynote presentations.
Which brings us neatly on to what we can actually expect from Apple at Macworld this year. Perhaps the absence of Jobs should be viewed as an effort to manage expectations. If, as anticipated, Apple’s announcements principally focus on a couple of product refreshes, news about its new operating system, and perhaps a couple of cool new peripherals, then it makes sense to subtly prime delegates for the fact they’re not going to be witnessing the birth of another smash-hit, genre-defining product like the iPhone.
Although rumours persist that Apple might launch a smaller “nano” version of its iPhone, tech experts are sceptical. It’s unclear what miniaturising the already svelte and elegant iPhone would achieve, and it could also mean that many of the third-party applications written for the iPhone 3G would need to be rebuilt from scratch for the smaller screen of a “nano” handset, making it doubly unlikely. Nonetheless, dozens of iPhone and iPod case vendors are starting to advertise nano-sized cases on their websites, muddying the waters still further.
There’s also suggestions from some quarters that Apple might launch a “netbook” – an ultralight, ultra-portable, cheap laptop computer that offers little in the way of storage, but is perfect for getting online on the go. However, this seems unlikely for two reasons. The first is comments made by Jobs himself when asked if Apple was working on a netbook. He described the market for these products as “nascent” and implied it wasn’t a focus area for Apple.
Not only that, but Apple would already argue it has a netbook – the super-thin MacBook Air. Apple’s stock-in-trade is high quality gadgets at premium prices. The Air perfectly epitomises this; it’s unlikely that Apple will release a cheaper version of this product, even in these straitened times, particularly as Jobs has argued on more than one occasion that the iPhone, too, could be considered a pocket-sized netbook computer.
Still, Apple seem more likely to announce small-scale improvements to their product line-up this time around, with really big announcements and new devices kept under wraps until Apple's developers' conference in July, when Steve Jobs will likely make a triumphant return to the podium.
Expect Schiller to announce a spec bump and refresh for the Mac Mini, Apple’s computer “tower”, to which users add their own keyboard and monitor.
The new-look Mac Mini will feature the same aluminium styling as Apple’s new MacBook range, an inside source told Wired. There won’t be a Blu-ray high-def DVD drive, but there will be 160GB of storage and a minimum of 2GB memory, while the Intel Core 2 Duo processor will be bumped from 1.83GHz to 2GHz in the entry-level model.
Schiller is also expected to announce the release of a new Apple mouse, which features the sort of multi-touch, gesture-recognition technology found in the mouse pads of Apple’s laptops and on the iPhone itself.
Expect to hear more, too, about Apple’s forthcoming operating system, Snow Leopard, which sources say is certain to be shipped ahead of schedule, and features two new technologies that will make the platform even faster and more nimble than its predecessors.
It would be fitting if, in the year that marks the 25th anniversary of the first Mac computer, it’s a good, old-fashioned operating system that is the star turn at Macworld in 2009.


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French Fantasies was once just the small shopfront of a bakery located on Toorak Road up towards Punt Road, next door to France Soir. For years (over 20 in fact) they have supplied many top restaurants around Melbourne with bread and pastries. They still do, but now also run their own string of cafes under the Depot De Pain name.
The simple, slick interior is bright and the shining light is the display cabinet of sweet and savoury pastries, decadent cakes and baguettes filled with ham and cheese, terrine, or roast beef. The two-seater tables are tightly packed and bookended by white wrought iron chairs. On display behind the counter are bread sticks and jams, on top of the counter sit macarons and brioche. They also serve breakfast and lunch from a small kitchen out the back, with simple French dishes such as cheesy croque monsieurs, buttery omelettes with salmon and French onion soup.
Much like a patisserie in France all the staff are French too, which makes your pain au chocolat feel all the more authentic when they say bon appétit.

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Target Hero can cater large business houses and offers features like image hosting and HTML as well as plain text emails.
Initially, this software serves upto 1,000 contacts with unlimited emails and after that, the plans starts at $9.90 per month.
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With her writing, she has been helping many companies to dignify their visibility over the internet.
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Over 1.5 Trent Boult bowls a good length delivery to Azhar Ali, no run, comes on to the front foot and left alone outside off through to the keeper.
Over 1.6 Trent Boult bangs it short onto the pitch to Azhar Ali, no run, goes deep in the crease and sways away from the bouncer.
Over 2.1 TG Southee bowls a pitched up delivery to Imam-ul-Haq, no run, comes on to the front foot and punches it straight to the man at mid-off.
Over 2.2 TG Southee bowls a good length delivery to Imam-ul-Haq, no run, gets back in the crease and misses the flick, the ball struck on the pads down the leg side.
Over 2.3 TG Southee bangs it short onto the pitch to Imam-ul-Haq, no run, stays deep inside the crease and sways away from the bouncer.
Over 2.4 TG Southee bowls a pitched up delivery to Imam-ul-Haq, no run, gets forward and punches it well but straight to the man at cover.
Over 2.5 TG Southee bowls a good length delivery to Imam-ul-Haq, no run, gets cover the off stump line and happy to let it go through to the keeper.
Over 2.6 TG Southee bowls a good length delivery to Imam-ul-Haq, Boundary! Gets forward and closes the face of the bat early and leading edge takes it between first and second slip for a boundary.
Over 3.1 Trent Boult bowls a good length delivery to Azhar Ali, no run, gets forward and shoulders arms to let it go through to the keeper.
Over 3.2 Trent Boult bowls a pitched up delivery to Azhar Ali, no run, gets across and flicks to mid-wicket.
Over 3.3 Trent Boult bowls a good length delivery to Azhar Ali, no run, gets cover the off stump line and shoulders arms to let it go through to the keeper.
Over 3.4 Trent Boult bowls a pitched up delivery to Azhar Ali, no run, gets forward and pushes it straight to the man at cover.
Over 3.5 Trent Boult bowls a good length delivery to Azhar Ali, no run, gets forward and dabs it to gully with an open face bat.
Over 3.6 Trent Boult bowls a good length delivery to Azhar Ali,1 leg bye, gets forward and misses the drive, the ball beats the keeper and they pick up a leg bye.
Over 4.1 TG Southee bowls a good length delivery to Azhar Ali, no run, gets forward and angles his bat towards gully and drops it with soft hands.
Over 4.2 TG Southee bowls a pitched up delivery to Azhar Ali, 3 runs, shuffles across on the back foot and flicks it down to deep square leg and picks up three runs.
Over 4.3 TG Southee bowls a back of length delivery to Imam-ul-Haq, no run, goes back in the crease and punches it straight back to the bowler.
Over 4.4 TG Southee bowls a good length delivery to Imam-ul-Haq, no run, comes on to the front foot and watches it along with going through to the keeper.
Over 4.5 TG Southee bowls it short of length to Imam-ul-Haq, Boundary! Gets on top of the bounce and hammers it square of the wicket on the off-side and the ball raced away to the fence for four.
Over 4.6 TG Southee bowls a pitched up delivery to Imam-ul-Haq,1 run, gets forward and opens the bat face and drives in the gap between mid-off and extra cover.


text: With a seating capacity of 120,000 people, Salt Lake Stadium in Calcutta, India is the third largest non-auto racing stadium in the world. It also has a track inside, making it the second largest track stadium in the world. Opened in 1984, it has three tiers surrounding the track and soccer field.


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The «VSK Edelweis» is a combat sniper rifle almost entirely made from metal, except for plastic elements on fore-end and a rubber backplate on shoulder stock. The size of a rifle is as close as possible to the original «VSK-94» (weight is 7lb, length is 36.7in). Despite the small size of the body, all electronic components are compactly placed inside it.
You can activate it by switching a safety lever to fire mode. Reload is done to the breechblock. The charging connector is located on a magazine. Our special optic system was integrated into suppressor, and it helped us to make a maximum authentic view of a model.
As a power source, this model uses lithium battery with 2,6 Ah capacity, that provides up to 30 hours of battery life. V slide (dovetail) allows you to set different riflescopes.

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You may already be familiar with Robert’s Rules and the motion to Lay on the Table, the highest-ranking subsidiary motion. This motion is used to temporarily set aside a pending main motion, permitting something else to be addressed or done.
In most cases, the “something else” carries a sense of urgency, such as the need to allow your guest speaker to address your group at a particular time without compromising his schedule. However, whatever the reason for placing something on the table, after the more urgent matter has been attended to, it’s in order to take the motion from the table and resume consideration of it at the point where you left off. But taking the motion from the table requires a motion and a second; otherwise, the chair may properly advance to the next item of business.
If no motion to Take from the Table is made, or if the chair doesn’t assume the motion and obtain unanimous consent to resume where you left off, you can still move to take from the table any item that lies on the table. The only requirement is that you make the motion by the end of the next regular business session of your group (unless you meet less frequently than quarterly, in which case you must make the motion before that session adjourns).
Suppose you’re in a meeting of your professional association, which is considering a resolution to take a position in support of increasing statutory continuing education requirements being considered by your state legislature. Your group’s debate has been heated and has gone on longer than you anticipated, and your guest speaker is running on a tight schedule. You aren’t finished with the debate on the motion, but you need to let your speaker make her presentation. So you adopt the motion to Lay on the Table the question on the resolution.
But if you wait too long and have moved on from the class of business that gave rise to the motion, and you’re not engaged in one of the three classes of business indicated above, you can take the resolution from the table only at the appropriate time in the next business meeting, or by moving to Suspend the Rules and Take from the Table to take something out of its proper order.
Because this motion to Take from the Table enables the assembly to resume consideration of an undecided question, and because time limits on its use are in place, whoever rises to offer the motion is entitled to preference in recognition by the chair.
You can claim preference for recognition to make the motion to Take from the Table. You can seek recognition at any time until the chair states the question on another item of business.
The presiding officer needs to give you preference in recognition for the purpose of making this motion because it’s generally desirable to finish dealing with a motion that hasn’t been disposed of before going on to something else. But after consideration of another motion has begun (as stated by the chair), you must wait for the next lull in the proceedings before you can move to Take from the Table.
Even though a motion that’s laid on the table dies if it’s not taken from the table by the close of the next regular business meeting, it can be brought up again by just renewing the motion. Therefore, if you can’t get back to a motion that lies on the table via the motion to take from the table, it’s not usually a big deal except when time is critical.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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There are many things to consider when buying the right sweater for you. It is not always about the attractive design and style. So, if you are sweater lover and is thinking of going on shopping anytime soon or orderingyourself some fancy clothing items, here are some tips to choose the right sweater for you.
One of the first things to look into when buying a sweater is its material. There are materials that really good and ones you will feel are not that good. Most popular materials sweater types based on their materials are, wool sweaters, cashmere sweaters, cotton sweaters, polyester sweaters and alpaca sweaters. Out of these woolsare considered the best with its great heat regulation. Cashmere ones are very cosy with its soft texture. Cotton ones are the easiest to maintain. Pick your favourite material when shopping.
Before buying any garment, you should check its size. Even if you are shopping online for Australian wool clothing or cashmere sweaters, check the sizes mentioned one the website before ordering them. The sweater measurements are similar to the sizes you of dress shirts. Generally, the sweaters that fit you the best should hug your body without being too loose. But is should not also be too tight. Measure your ideal sweater length and sleeve length by measuring the length from your shoulder bones to your wrist bones and length from the back of your collar to your waist respectively.
Sweaters come in many different styles and designs. One of the simplest styles is the crewneck sweater which has a round neckline. This is also one of the most formal looking ones. V-neck collar sweaters gives you space for a necktie or to show off the tips of your shirt collar. These are the best sweaters to pair with a suit. The turtleneck sweater is a great option to wear on cold days. Shawl neck sweaters is another type you can wear with a suit. But it is best matched with a business casual outfit.
The colour of your sweater matter because you will often be paring this with another one or two pieces of garments. Neutral colours are a great choice of colour for sweaters as these colours go easily with any outfit. But if you want them to be of brighter colours then shades of blue, green or red are the best. Choosing a sweater with less patterns or no patterns makes them more versatile as you can match them with a lot of other outfits. When choosing colours also give a little attention to your skin tone and try to match a colour that matches it well.
Other than these areas, some other things you need to look into are the price and the occasions you will be wearing your sweater. If you already have a budget planned for your shopping, you will know how much you can spend. Think of where you will be wearing the sweater. This will also affect your choice as each event and each place will require different dress codes.
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"Introduction to project management. Problem definition. Design principles and practices. Implementation techniques including circuit design, software design, solid modeling, PCBs, assembling, and packaging. Testing and evaluation. Effective presentations. [2-0-6] Credits: 6."
Pre-requisites: One of CPEN 291, ELEC 291, ELEC 292, EECE 281 and two of EECE 352, ELEC 315, EECE 356, ELEC 301, EECE 359, EECE 360, ELEC 341, EECE 364, ELEC 311, EECE 373, ELEC 342.
In Summer 2018, the ELEC 391 class will be divided into six teams of four or five students.
ELEC 391 alumni will be both confident and capable of pursuing Electrical Engineering design projects of moderate complexity and length in their fourth year and beyond.
- Where public safety or legal liability are issues, it is generally necessary to have a Professional Engineer assume responsibility for the correctness of a design or results by signing or sealing a design document or report.
- Professional engineers are often required to seal the results of tests and measurements conducted on communications and control systems, especially where deficiencies in such systems could affect public safety.
- Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (formerly Industry Canada) currently requires Professional Engineers to sign or seal most licence applications concerning broadcasting or microwave systems that operate in licenced bands.
- Many clients now require that their consultants carry errors and omissions insurance. This is very difficult to obtain if one isn't registered as a Professional Engineer.
- RFP's (Requests for Proposal) and RFQ's (Requests for Quotations) for consulting services often stipulate that bidders be registered as Professional Engineers to be eligible for consideration. This is especially common for work done on behalf of a provincial government or another consulting firm.
- Because the Professional Engineer designation is awarded to those with documented experience in designing engineering solutions based upon established and accepted principles, many consultants feel that it gives them instant credibility with prospective clients.
- If you aren't certain whether you need to register, your manager or director will not hesitate to advise you!
This schedule only covers contact hours. Expect to devote significant non-contact hours to the course as well!
This includes reviewing lecture notes, reading assignments, group meetings, report writing, and project work.
Review questions are embedded in the lab assignment.
successfully completed) but will not be scored.
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I don't know what you generally wear for a mid-morning coffee rendezvous, but if you're Brie Larson, it's apparently a high-shine, high-waisted skirt in rainbow colours and matching pastel patent pumps.
For context, this was just pit stop one of many on a full day at the Toronto International Film Festival, where later, Larson's feature length directorial debut would make its world premiere. It's called The Unicorn Store, and to an intimate gathering of selected press, hosted by Nespresso as part of their Coffee With Creators series, Larson (accompanied by her co-star, Mamadou Athie) told us all about it.
"It was a choice that I made selfishly. I had made a lot of films that were about showing the darker colours of the world, and that's a really important task, but in all that, I was losing a part of me. It's that inner child who needed to not feel like the world is totally falling about. I think we need to have available to us at all times a child-like play, an innocence, so that in the face of things that are scary, it's still there. I was making this movie to restore my faith in myself, and in the experience of the movie. It wasn't so much about, 'Gosh, how am I going to get through crying for eight hours a day?', but 'Who can make each other laugh the most today?'".
"I've played, and will continue to play, complicated, strong female characters, but I started thinking a lot about the concept of strength. A lot of it comes from physical strength or using your voice to get in people's face, but I also think strength is vulnerable, innocent. I'm often asked about how I feel about how I'm proving myself as a female director, and I'm like, you know what? Women having been proving it for a really, really long time and the numbers aren't changing much. So I'm going to make a film that's extremely feminine and soft, and I'm going to ask men to step forward and enter my space."
"I would wake up early, before my parents, and my mom didn't want me to wake her up. I had my own bowl with Coco-Pops in it, and a little carafe of milk, and I would pour the milk into the cereal and I'd watch TV. I watched a lot of Ninja Turtles".


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It’s not surprising that we think of vegetables as inanimate objects. After all, we generally buy them in gigantic stores where, displayed in the next aisle over, might be anything from beauty products, pharmaceuticals and miscellaneous hardware items to winter gloves, engine oil and even laundry baskets.
While it’s not hard to see a distinction between a green pepper and a snow shovel, it never dawned on me to give it much thought or attribute any significance to the obvious differences. Until I began researching best practices for vegetable storage. That’s when I learned that separating a vegetable from its mother plant might hasten the time when it becomes compost, but picking doesn’t kill it. Consequently, successful vegetable storage is all about creating optimal conditions for keeping vegetables alive as long as possible after being detached from life support.
Experiment with something other than a green salad for lunch, like this tuna and white bean salad that served as a vehicle for using up extra white beans cooked for a kale soup we made in our classes. Providing wonderful vegetable connection are the last of summer’s tomatoes, cucumbers and basil.
More recently, I realized that the aliveness of vegetables and fruits could have a significance far beyond proper storage methods, i.e., as a comforting connection to something real in our very non-real technological wonder of a world. Check out what you think of that theory then go cut up some vegetables and see if it rings true in practice. Here’s how I used up some vegetables from my garden yesterday.

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Whether you’re training to improve your overall health or working towards a more specific goal, athleticism will help take your game to the next level. All athletes, regardless of their ongoing goal, can benefit from moving more freely and effectively. Developing athleticism insinuates a focus on speed, agility, quickness, reaction time, coordination, and anaerobic conditioning helps you gain skills that will seep into all aspects of life. Think about it - the more agile, energetic, and sharp you are mentally and physically, the smoother your day-to-day tasks will be!
Typically, speed refers to how fast you can move your body in a straight line and how efficiently you use your arms and legs to do so. Although speed and quickness may seem interchangeable, speed primarily relies on a combination of core and lower body strength whereas quickness refers to your body’s reflexes. By measuring your body’s instant and rapid response (quickness), reaction time will also find it’s way into the mix. The quicker you are to get your body into position, the more explosive you are, and therefore your reaction time will decrease. Explosiveness, speed, and quickness are all a part of the formula that helps you to improve your performance, leading to stronger results.
When you use agility training, your balance, control, and flexibility will automatically improve also, allowing the body to maintain proper posture and alignment while moving freely. Teaching correct body placement will simultaneously create a pattern of muscle memory while allowing for more effortless moving. This is especially true with the shoulders, lower back, and knees, because it’s important to make sure they are protected during more explosive movements. With agility comes coordination - or the ability for your entire body to move smoothly and meticulously. Everything you do requires coordination, although some movements require more advanced levels of coordination, such as playing a sport.
Anaerobic training involves short-lasting, a high-intensity activity where your body uses the oxygen already stored in your muscles for energy, therefore, running out of steam quicker than using unlimited energy from breathing the air outside. This type of training can come in many forms that you may be familiar with, including High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), heavy weight lifting, jumping rope, etc. Anaerobic conditioning is primarily for improving overall strength and muscle mass as opposed to cardiovascular fitness. But building muscle also requires a lot of energy, so it can also help with weight loss if it is alongside the right diet. Whatever your ambition, anaerobic training is a good choice of exercise.
All in all, training in athleticism gives you a wide range of options to maintain an appropriately challenging and engaging fitness regime, all the while being fun by allowing you to mix and match various workout styles to keep it interesting. We all know how running or cycling in place on a machine can get relatively boring, so finding exercises that require little to no equipment and are easy to do at any time is really quite important. And as with any training, repetition, and consistency are key.

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The Fredericton Sexual Assault Centre (FSAC) provides a safe and supportive space for survivors of sexual assault and sexual abuse. We offer both individual and group counselling to survivors of sexual violence.
In addition to our counselling services, we offer a 24-hour sexual assault support line that is staffed by well-trained volunteers.
Go somewhere you feel secure and protected. Phone the police if you think you're still in danger or at risk. If possible, call someone you trust and ask them if they can be with you.
If you have just experienced a sexual assault, you may have internal or external injuries that require medical attention. There may also be some risk of pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections. A Fredericton Sexual Assault Centre volunteer can accompany you to the hospital where a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner can provide specialized care and also gather forensic evidence if you are reporting the assault to police. You do not need to report to police to receive specialize care from the hospital team.
Sexual assault is a traumatic, deeply personal experience. There is no right or wrong way to feel or to respond. Reactions can be physcal, emotional, mental or spiritual -- or any combination of them.
Try talking to someone. The hours immediately after a sexual assault are very confusing, and making decisions is difficult. You don't have to cope with your experience alone. Being able to talk to someone you trust, such as a relative, friend, teacher, counsellor or sexual assault support volunteer, can be an important step in your process of recovery.
Sometimes people who have been sexually assaulted feel as though it is their fault or that they contributed to their assault. Sexual assault is never the fault of the survivor. It does not matter who you were with, what you were doing or where you were. The Fredericton Sexual Assault Centre is here to help you through this difficult time.
There is no right or wrong answer about reporting what has happened to the police, only what the right choice is for you. You might not feel like doing it right now, but you may want to later on.
Telling the police soon after the assault does give them accurate information and, potentially, access to more evidence that can be used if you decide to proceed in the future.
If you are unsure about reporting to police, some hospitals in New Brunswick (the Moncton Hospital, the Saint John Regional Hospital, and the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital in Fredericton) offer a freezer option where a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner can collect evidence and store it in a freezer until you decide whether or not you want to report, for up to 6 months.
If you are in the Fredericton region, a Fredericton Sexual Assault Centre volunteer can accompany you to the police if you are reporting or you can call the support line to talk through what is involved in reporting to police. If you want to report the assault to police, don't wash, bathe or change your clothes until you have been looked after and a medical examination is done. It’s important to save any evidence that may still exist on your body or clothing.
After Sexual Assault is a guide for those who have experienced sexual assault that explains what can happen after a sexual assault, how you may be feeling, and how you may be feeling. You can download the resources here.
The Fredericton Sexual Assault Centre (FSAC) offers a 24-hour confidential sexual assault support line for anyone affected by sexual violence, or anyone supporting someone affected by sexual violence. The support line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year.
The Fredericton Sexual Assault Centre (FSAC) offers individual and group counselling for people who have been affected by sexual violence, for example, sexual abuse, sexual assault, and sexual harassment.
Counselling is provided by professionals who have completed, or are enrolled in, recognized counselling and social work degree programs.
As a feminist-based organization, we believe that the individual seeking counselling is the expert of their own experience. FSAC believes that sharing knowledge, skills, and perceptions is therapeutically effective. Clients at FSAC will be treated with respect and dignity in a nonjudgmental and supportive environment. Individual counselling is offered to any woman aged 16 or over.
FSAC does not charge clients a fee for counselling services or for participation in groups. Counselling is conducted in a confidential manner. FSAC adheres to the Canadian Social Work and the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association Codes of Ethics.
We start with an intake session which is a one-time session with one of our counsellors. The counsellor will meet with you to talk about how we can best meet your needs at this time.
Once a space opens up, a counsellor will contact you to make arrangements to meet regularly for one-on-one sessions. Sessions are client led; counselling sessions ends when the client is comfortable they have met the goals they and their counsellor have agreed upon at the beginning of counselling.
A variety of group programs are offered at FSAC for those impacted by sexual violence to support one another to acknowledge and address effects within a safe, supportive environment. Each group is facilitated by two counsellors.
New groups are generally offered in the Fall and Spring as needed. Participants must complete an interview and be 19 years of age or older.To inquire about support groups call the FSAC office 506-454-0460.


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This course provides the students an understanding of design as a third approach to conducting research. The discussion and activities focus on design as research, instead of researching design and designing. The course includes an overview of design science, approaches to conducting design science research, developing design science research projects, and participating with the design science research community.
This doctoral seminar is structured to provide an inter-disciplinary introduction to researching ICT in organizational contexts. It introduces students to several metaphors to understand organizations (drawing on work in economics, sociology and management), and ICT (drawing on work in MIS, technology studies). Researching the conjoint domains of ICT and Organizations is positioned at the intersection. The course is structured to allow learning of these overlapping perspectives as discrete chunks as well as to encourage their integration to craft research agendas and questions. Where appropriate, the course agenda is interspersed with a discussion of the ongoing interplay between research and practice.
This course provides the fundamentals of database management including conceptual and logical design, and access and manipulation of databases including the set theoretic foundations. This course is designed to cover theories of representation and introduce students to best practices in modeling, design and implementation of databases using contemporary database management systems in organizations.
This course builds upon the fundamentals of database management course to introduce topics such as transaction processing and distributed databases. Designed for and attended by students with previous experience in the design and use of databases, the course also covers topics in database administration and optimization.
This course provides an overview of the fundamental concepts of Enterprise Architecture (EA). EA is the analysis and design of an enterprise from a strategy, business and technology perspective. This course provides an exposure to the foundational concepts of enterprise architecture. The course will provide students with the foundational knowledge needed to understand how EA serves to integrate strategic, business, and technology planning methods, which support enterprise-wide information technology resource development and governance in the context of business requirements. This course is designed to cover the theory, frameworks, principles and best practices of enterprise architecture then move to a practical, comprehensive approach to delivering the subject matter involving real-world case studies and project discussions.
This course introduces the idea of scholarship and research methods, in particular, focusing on the nature of knowledge; and methodologies such as surveys, case studies, and action research. From a foundation of philosophy of science, the course allows students to appreciate the nature of scholarship in enterprise architecture, and provides them a solid foundation for conducting, appreciating and reviewing research related to organizations, information technology, and in particular, in the context of enterprise architecture.
This course introduces Bentley students to fundamental ideas about business processes and enterprise systems. With the use of software platforms and suitably designed assignments and projects, the students learn to design and simulate processes, and use enterprise systems. The class also introduces techniques for understanding decisions and data analyses.
This course introduces Penn State students to the IST space – marked by information, technology and people following a Design theme. As a part of this course, Students engage in a design project that culminates in submission of their ideas to an online service (e.g. Kickstarter) for the purpose of raising venture capital. The class itself introduces multiple techniques for engaging in design and the students benefit from a variety of perspectives that are brought in from faculty in architecture, engineering, business and information sciences.
This course, Fundamentals of Enterprise Integration, helps students understand how to think of information technology in the organizational context. The students learn several thinking tools (modeling languages) and use them to understand both, the organizational context, and the design, deployment and use of information technology in this context. The course uses a problem-based approach to learning.
This course, Advanced Enterprise Integration, builds on the foundations provided by the fundamentals of enterprise integration. The course prepares students to engage with the design, deployment and evolution of complex organizational IT solutions. It contains four modules: (a) enterprise integration context, (b) business process modeling, (c) integration technologies and architectures, and (d) project and change management concerns. The course uses a problem-based approach to learning.
This course is designed to introduce students to enterprise information storage and management concepts, issues, trends, and technologies. The focus be on applying design concepts and associated technologies to real-world problems in the area of enterprise information storage and management. This course also focuses on the critical areas of information security and the emerging field of information storage virtualization. The course will mix technical details, applied value, and organizational insights of enterprise information storage and management through the use of case studies, real-life problems, and team projects.
This course, FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open Source Software) Fundamentals, engages students so they can become productive participants in the Open Source movement. Potential perspectives for the students include: informed consumers, contributors to existing or new open source products and projects, organizational strategists, intellectual property considerations.
This course, Global Systems Development, introduces students to challenges related to designing Information Systems that function across national boundaries. It has three components: (a) problems related to requirements gathering from clients and users spread across national boundaries, (b) design of information systems or business processes that operate in global settings, and (c) the process of designing information systems or business processes with colleagues, who may reside in different time-zones and across national boundaries. The course uses a project-based approach to learning.
This course introduces the students to the ideas of designing and developing information systems in organizations. With the help of a systems analysis and design platform, the students learn multiple modeling techniques such as the Unified Modeling Language to design and develop an example information system in an organizational setting.