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2,608,928 | There are some issues with older versions of the glibc dynamic loader (e.g., the version that shipped with Red Hat Linux 7.2) and applications such as Quake3 and Radiant, that use dlopen(). See Chapter 7, Frequently Asked Questions for more details.
Interaction with pthreads
Single-threaded applications that use dlopen() to load NVIDIA's libGL library, and then use dlopen() to load any other library that is linked against libpthread will crash in libGL. This does not happen in NVIDIA's new ELF TLS OpenGL libraries (see Chapter 5, Listing of Installed Components for a description of the ELF TLS OpenGL libraries). Possible workarounds for this problem are:
Load the library that is linked with libpthread before loading libGL.
Link the application with libpthread.
The X86-64 platform (AMD64/EM64T) and early Linux 2.6 kernels
Early Linux 2.6 x86_64 kernels have an accounting problem in their implementation of the change_page_attr kernel interface. These kernels include a check that triggers a BUG() when this situation is encountered (triggering a BUG() results in the current application being killed by the kernel; this application would be your OpenGL application or potentially the X server). The accounting issue has been resolved in the 2.6.11 kernel.
We have added checks to recognize that the NVIDIA kernel module is being compiled for the x86-64 platform on a kernel between Linux 2.6.0 and Linux 2.6.11. In this case, we will disable usage of the change_page_attr kernel interface. This will avoid the accounting issue but leaves the system in danger of cache aliasing (see entry below on Cache Aliasing for more information about cache aliasing). Note that this change_page_attr accounting issue and BUG() can be triggered by other kernel subsystems that rely on this interface.
If you are using a Linux 2.6 x86_64 kernel, it is recommended that you upgrade to Linux 2.6.11 or to a later kernel.
Also take note of common dma issues on 64-bit platforms in Chapter 10, Allocating DMA Buffers on 64-bit Platforms.
Cache Aliasing
Cache aliasing occurs when multiple mappings to a physical page of memory have conflicting caching states, such as cached and uncached. Due to these conflicting states, data in that physical page may become corrupted when the processor's cache is flushed. If that page is being used for DMA by a driver such as NVIDIA's graphics driver, this can lead to hardware stability problems and system lockups.
NVIDIA has encountered bugs with some Linux kernel versions that lead to cache aliasing. Although some systems will run perfectly fine when cache aliasing occurs, other systems will experience severe stability problems, including random lockups. Users experiencing stability problems due to cache aliasing will benefit from updating to a kernel that does not cause cache aliasing to occur.
64-Bit BARs (Base Address Registers)
NVIDIA GPUs advertise a 64-bit BAR capability (a Base Address Register stores the location of a PCI I/O region, such as registers or a frame buffer). This means that the GPU's PCI I/O regions (registers and frame buffer) can be placed above the 32-bit address space (the first 4 gigabytes of memory).
The decision of where the BAR is placed is made by the system BIOS at boot time. If the BIOS supports 64-bit BARs, then the NVIDIA PCI I/O regions may be placed above the 32-bit address space. If the BIOS does not support this feature, then our PCI I/O regions will be placed within the 32-bit address space as they have always been.
Unfortunately, some Linux kernels (such as 2.6.11.x) do not understand or support 64-bit BARs. If the BIOS does place any NVIDIA PCI I/O regions above the 32-bit address space, such kernels will reject the BAR and the NVIDIA driver will not work.
The only known workaround is to upgrade to a newer kernel.
Kernel virtual address space exhaustion on the X86 platform
On X86 systems and AMD64/EM64T systems using X86 kernels, only 4GB of virtual address space are available, which the Linux kernel typically partitions such that user processes are allocated 3GB, the kernel itself 1GB. Part of the kernel's share is used to create a direct mapping of system memory (RAM). Depending on how much system memory is installed, the kernel virtual address space remaining for other uses varies in size and may be as small as 128MB, if 1GB of system memory (or more) are installed. The kernel typically reserves a minimum of 128MB by default.
The kernel virtual address space still available after the creation of the direct system memory mapping is used by both the kernel and by drivers to map I/O resources, and for some memory allocations. Depending on the number of consumers and their respective requirements, the Linux kernel's virtual address space may be exhausted. Typically when this happens, the kernel prints an error message that looks like
allocation failed: out of vmalloc space - use vmalloc=<size> to increase size.
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vmap allocation for size 16781312 failed: use vmalloc=<size> to increase size.
The NVIDIA kernel module requires portions of the kernel's virtual address space for each GPU and for certain memory allocations. If no more than 128MB are available to the kernel and device drivers at boot time, the NVIDIA kernel module may be unable to initialize all GPUs, or fail memory allocations. This is not usually a problem with only 1 or 2 GPUs, however depending on the number of other drivers and their usage patterns, it can be; it is likely to be a problem with 3 or more GPUs.
Possible solutions for this problem include:
If your system is equipped with an X86-64 (AMD64/EM64T) processor, it is recommended that you switch to a 64-bit Linux kernel/distribution. Due to the significantly larger address space provided by the X86-64 processors' addressing capabilities, X86-64 kernels will not run out of kernel virtual address space in the foreseeable future.
If a 64-bit kernel cannot be used, the 'vmalloc' kernel parameter can be used on recent kernels to increase the size of the kernel virtual address space reserved by the Linux kernel (the default is usually 128MB). Incrementally raising this to find the best balance between the size of the kernel virtual address space made available and the size of the direct system memory mapping is recommended. You can achieve this by passing 'vmalloc=192M', 'vmalloc=256MB', ..., to the kernel and checking if the above error message continues to be printed.
Note that some versions of the GRUB boot loader have problems calculating the memory layout and loading the initrd if the 'vmalloc' kernel parameter is used. The 'uppermem' GRUB command can be used to force GRUB to load the initrd into a lower region of system memory to work around this problem. This will not adversely affect system performance once the kernel has been loaded. The suggested syntax (assuming GRUB version 1) is:
title Kernel Title
uppermem 524288
kernel (hdX,Y)/boot/vmlinuz...
In some cases, disabling frame buffer drivers such as vesafb can help, as such drivers may attempt to map all or a large part of the installed graphics cards' video memory into the kernel's virtual address space, which rapidly consumes this resource. You can disable the vesafb frame buffer driver by passing these parameters to the kernel: 'video=vesa:off vga=normal'.
Some Linux kernels can be configured with alternate address space layouts (e.g. 2.8GB:1.2GB, 2GB:2GB, etc.). This option can be used to avoid exhaustion of the kernel virtual address space without reducing the size of the direct system memory mapping. Some Linux distributors also provide kernels that use separate 4GB address spaces for user processes and the kernel. Such Linux kernels provide sufficient kernel virtual address space on typical systems.
Valgrind
The NVIDIA OpenGL implementation makes use of self modifying code. To force Valgrind to retranslate this code after a modification you must run using the Valgrind command line option:
--smc-check=all
Without this option Valgrind may execute incorrect code causing incorrect behavior and reports of the form:
==30313== Invalid write of size 4
MMConfig-based PCI Configuration Space Accesses
2.6 kernels have added support for Memory-Mapped PCI Configuration Space accesses. Unfortunately, there are many problems with this mechanism, and the latest kernel updates are more careful about enabling this support.
The NVIDIA driver may be unable to reliably read/write the PCI Configuration Space of NVIDIA devices when the kernel is using the MMCONFIG method to access PCI Configuration Space, specifically when using multiple GPUs and multiple CPUs on 32-bit kernels.
This access method can be identified by the presence of the string "PCI: Using MMCONFIG" in the 'dmesg' output on your system. This access method can be disabled via the "pci=nommconf" kernel parameter.
HDMI screen blanks unless audio is played
The ALSA audio driver in some Linux kernels contains a bug affecting some systems with integrated graphics that causes the display to go blank on some HDMI TVs whenever audio is not being played. This bug occurs when the ALSA audio driver configures the HDMI hardware to send an HDMI audio info frame that contains an invalid checksum. Some TVs blank the video when they receive such invalid audio packets.
To ensure proper display, please make sure your Linux kernel contains commit 1f348522844bb1f6e7b10d50b9e8aa89a2511b09. This fix is in Linux 2.6.39-rc3 and later, and may be be back-ported to some older kernels.
Driver fails to initialize when MSI interrupts are enabled
The Linux NVIDIA driver uses Message Signaled Interrupts (MSI) by default. This provides compatibility and scalability benefits, mainly due to the avoidance of IRQ sharing.
Some systems have been seen to have problems supporting MSI, while working fine with virtual wire interrupts. These problems manifest as an inability to start X with the NVIDIA driver, or CUDA initialization failures. The NVIDIA driver will then report an error indicating that the NVIDIA kernel module does not appear to be receiving interrupts generated by the GPU.
Problems have also been seen with suspend/resume while MSI is enabled. All known problems have been fixed, but if you observe problems with suspend/resume that you did not see with previous drivers, disabling MSI may help you.
NVIDIA is working on a long-term solution to improve the driver's out of the box compatibility with system configurations that do not fully support MSI.
MSI interrupts can be disabled via the NVIDIA kernel module parameter "NVreg_EnableMSI=0". This can be set on the command line when loading the module, or more appropriately via your distribution's kernel module configuration files (such as those under /etc/modprobe.d/).
Console restore behavior
The Linux NVIDIA driver uses the nvidia-modeset module for console restore whenever it can. Currently, the improved console restore mechanism is used on systems that boot with the UEFI Graphics Output Protocol driver, and on systems that use supported VESA linear graphical modes. Note that VGA text, color index, planar, banked, and some linear modes cannot be supported, and will use the older console restore method instead.
When the new console restore mechanism is in use and the nvidia-modeset module is initialized (e.g. because an X server is running on a different VT, nvidia-persistenced is running, or the nvidia-drm module is loaded with the modeset=1 parameter), then nvidia-modeset will respond to hot plug events by displaying the console on as many displays as it can. Note that to save power, it may not display the console on all connected displays.
Vulkan and device enumeration
It is currently not possible to enumerate multiple devices if one of them will be used to present to an X11 swapchain. It is still possible to enumerate multiple devices even if one of them is driving an X screen given that they will be used for Vulkan offscreen rendering or presenting to a display swapchain. For that, make sure that the application cannot open a display connection to an X server by, for example, unsetting the DISPLAY environment variable.
Restricting access to GPU performance counters
NVIDIA Developer Tools allow developers to debug, profile, and develop software for NVIDIA GPUs. GPU performance counters are integral to these tools. By default, access to the GPU performance counters is restricted to root, and other users with the CAP_SYS_ADMIN capability, for security reasons. If developers require access to the NVIDIA Developer Tools, a system administrator can accept the security risk and allow access to users without the CAP_SYS_ADMIN capability.
Wider access to GPU performance counters can be granted by setting the kernel module parameter "NVreg_RestrictProfilingToAdminUsers=0" in the nvidia.ko kernel module. This can be set on the command line when loading the module, or more appropriately via your distribution's kernel module configuration files (such as those under /etc/modprobe.d/).
Notebooks
If you are using a notebook see the "Known Notebook Issues" in Chapter 16, Configuring a Notebook.
Texture seams in Quake 3 engine
Many games based on the Quake 3 engine set their textures to use the GL_CLAMP clamping mode when they should be using GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE. This was an oversight made by the developers because some legacy NVIDIA GPUs treat the two modes as equivalent. The result is seams at the edges of textures in these games. To mitigate this, older versions of the NVIDIA display driver remap GL_CLAMP to GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE internally to emulate the behavior of the older GPUs, but this workaround has been disabled by default. To re-enable it, uncheck the "Use Conformant Texture Clamping" checkbox in nvidia-settings before starting any affected applications.
FSAA
When FSAA is enabled (the __GL_FSAA_MODE environment variable is set to a value that enables FSAA and a multisample visual is chosen), the rendering may be corrupted when resizing the window.
libGL DSO finalizer and pthreads
When a multithreaded OpenGL application exits, it is possible for libGL's DSO finalizer (also known as the destructor, or "_fini") to be called while other threads are executing OpenGL code. The finalizer needs to free resources allocated by libGL. This can cause problems for threads that are still using these resources. Setting the environment variable "__GL_NO_DSO_FINALIZER" to "1" will work around this problem by forcing libGL's finalizer to leave its resources in place. These resources will still be reclaimed by the operating system when the process exits. Note that the finalizer is also executed as part of dlclose(3), so if you have an application that dlopens(3) and dlcloses(3) libGL repeatedly, "__GL_NO_DSO_FINALIZER" will cause libGL to leak resources until the process exits. Using this option can improve stability in some multithreaded applications, including Java3D applications.
Thread cancellation
Canceling a thread (see pthread_cancel(3)) while it is executing in the OpenGL driver causes undefined behavior. For applications that wish to use thread cancellation, it is recommended that threads disable cancellation using pthread_setcancelstate(3) while executing OpenGL or GLX commands.
This section describes problems that will not be fixed. Usually, the source of the problem is beyond the control of NVIDIA. Following is the list of problems:
Problems that Will Not Be Fixed
NV-CONTROL versions 1.8 and 1.9
Version 1.8 of the NV-CONTROL X Extension introduced target types for setting and querying attributes as well as receiving event notification on targets. Targets are objects like X Screens, GPUs and Quadro Sync devices. Previously, all attributes were described relative to an X Screen. These new bits of information (target type and target id) were packed in a non-compatible way in the protocol stream such that addressing X Screen 1 or higher would generate an X protocol error when mixing NV-CONTROL client and server versions.
This packing problem has been fixed in the NV-CONTROL 1.10 protocol, making it possible for the older (1.7 and prior) clients to communicate with NV-CONTROL 1.10 servers. Furthermore, the NV-CONTROL 1.10 client library has been updated to accommodate the target protocol packing bug when communicating with a 1.8 or 1.9 NV-CONTROL server. This means that the NV-CONTROL 1.10 client library should be able to communicate with any version of the NV-CONTROL server.
NVIDIA recommends that NV-CONTROL client applications relink with version 1.10 or later of the NV-CONTROL client library (libXNVCtrl.a, in the nvidia-settings-390.129.tar.bz2 tarball). The version of the client library can be determined by checking the NV_CONTROL_MAJOR and NV_CONTROL_MINOR definitions in the accompanying nv_control.h.
The only web released NVIDIA Linux driver that is affected by this problem (i.e., the only driver to use either version 1.8 or 1.9 of the NV-CONTROL X extension) is 1.0-8756.
CPU throttling reducing memory bandwidth on IGP systems
For some models of CPU, the CPU throttling technology may affect not only CPU core frequency, but also memory frequency/bandwidth. On systems using integrated graphics, any reduction in memory bandwidth will affect the GPU as well as the CPU. This can negatively affect applications that use significant memory bandwidth, such as video decoding using VDPAU, or certain OpenGL operations. This may cause such applications to run with lower performance than desired.
To work around this problem, NVIDIA recommends configuring your CPU throttling implementation to avoid reducing memory bandwidth. This may be as simple as setting a certain minimum frequency for the CPU.
Depending on your operating system and/or distribution, this may be as simple as writing to a configuration file in the /sys or /proc filesystems, or other system configuration file. Please read, or search the Internet for, documentation regarding CPU throttling on your operating system.
VDPAU initialization failures on supported GPUs
If VDPAU gives the VDP_STATUS_NO_IMPLEMENTATION error message on a GPU which was labeled or specified as supporting PureVideo or PureVideo HD, one possible reason is a hardware defect. After ruling out any other software problems, NVIDIA recommends returning the GPU to the manufacturer for a replacement.
Some applications, such as Quake 3, crash after querying the OpenGL extension string
Some applications have bugs that are triggered when the extension string is longer than a certain size. As more features are added to the driver, the length of this string increases and can trigger these sorts of bugs.
You can limit the extensions listed in the OpenGL extension string to the ones that appeared in a particular version of the driver by setting the __GL_ExtensionStringVersion environment variable to a particular version number. For example,
__GL_ExtensionStringVersion=17700 quake3
will run Quake 3 with the extension string that appeared in the 177.* driver series. Limiting the size of the extension string can work around this sort of application bug.
XVideo and the Composite X extension
XVideo will not work correctly when Composite is enabled unless using X.Org 7.1 or later. See Chapter 22, Using the X Composite Extension.
GLX visuals in Xinerama
X servers prior to version 1.5.0 have a limitation in the number of visuals that can be available when Xinerama is enabled. Specifically, visuals with ID values over 255 will cause the server to corrupt memory, leading to incorrect behavior or crashes. In some configurations where many GLX features are enabled at once, the number of GLX visuals will exceed this limit. To avoid a crash, the NVIDIA X driver will discard visuals above the limit. To see which visuals are being discarded, run the X server with the -logverbose 6 option and then check the X server log file.
Please see “How do I interpret X server version numbers?” when determining whether your X server is new enough to contain this fix.
Some X servers have trouble with multiple GPUs
Some versions of the X.Org X server starting with 1.5.0 have a bug that causes X to fail with an error similar to the following when there is more than one GPU in the computer:
(!!) More than one possible primary device found
(II) Primary Device is:
(EE) No devices detected.
Fatal server error:
no screens found
This bug was fixed in the X.Org X Server 1.7 release.
You can work around this problem by specifying the bus ID of the device you wish to use. For more details, please search the xorg.conf manual page for "BusID". You can configure the X server with an X screen on each NVIDIA GPU by running:
nvidia-xconfig --enable-all-gpus
Please see Bugzilla bug #18321 for more details on this X server problem. In addition, please see “How do I interpret X server version numbers?” when determining whether your X server is new enough to contain this fix.
gnome-shell doesn't update until a window is moved
Versions of libcogl prior to 1.10.x have a bug which causes glBlitFramebuffer() calls used to update the window to be clipped by a 0x0 scissor (see GNOME bug #690451 for more details). To work around this bug, the scissor test can be disabled by setting the __GL_ConformantBlitFramebufferScissor environment variable to 0. Note this version of the NVIDIA driver comes with an application profile which automatically disables this test if libcogl is detected in the process.
Some X servers ignore the RandR transform filter during a modeset request
The RandR layer of the X server attempts to ignore redundant RRSetCrtcConfig requests. If the only property changed by an RRSetCrtcConfig request is the transform filter, some X servers will ignore the request as redundant. This can be worked around by also changing other properties, such as the mode, transformation matrix, etc. | {
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Kaitlyn Savery: Student Missions at Southern
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My Plan
This coming fall, myself and many other students at Southern Adventist University have the opportunity to put aside the classes, work and other busyness of everyday life to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus for 10 months in various locations. Personally, I plan to serve in Boliva, South America at Familia Feliz, an orphanage there. I will have a variety of job titles including house parent, teacher, and cook whatever they need that's what I plan to do.
Every year over 60 student missionaries are sent out from Southern. As a group, we are collectively raising the funds to cover many of our needs including airfare, visas, insurance, training, and care packages. I have personally agreed to be responsible for raising $5,100 towards those needs. I can't do it alone however, anything you are willing or able to give towards the 2018-19 missionaries is greatly appreciated by not just myself but my fellow missionaries and those we plan to serve.
Who aM i?
Kaitlyn Savery. Lover of God and His people with a big heart for service and I have been blessed with the opportunity to serve in many capacities. These include short-term mission trips to various locations and being a camp counselor as my two favorite thus far. Just like any college student, I like to hang out with my friends, especially outdoors and seek various adventures whenever I can. But of all the adventures I have gone on, I am looking most forward to this adventure of a lifetime as a student missionary most.
Photo taken while on a mission trip is Lesotho, Africa.
One of my cabins while working at Camp.
My Story
Ever since I was in High School, I have loved mission work and took the opportunity to go on every short-term mission trip I could. Knowing I would attend an Adventist university, I was sure that being a long-term student missionary (SM) was in my future. MY plan was to finish my first three years at Southern and go out as an SM after receiving my associate's degree in nursing following that third year. I eventually realized God and I were not on the same page when it came to plans. As I went through my freshmen year, I saw just how God was trying to show me that I am not in control and that I needed to rely on Him more and more.
As second semester rolled around, I began to see just how shaky my plans were as I began questioning my major and just what I should do coming into my sophomore year. For a couple months, it was a huge weight on my shoulders and constantly in the back of my head. I dabbled in many different options on how I could spend the upcoming school year but nothing really felt right. However, one day I started thinking, "What if I just threw out the plans?" and the more I thought about the possibility of going out to serve next year, the more weight lifted off my shoulders. But I decided to leave it in God's hand because I had enough of trying to make my own plans. Since then, that is exactly what I have chosen to do. Every potential obstacle that I have worried about or been warned about, I just keep reminding myself that this is God's plan and if that's what He wants for me than that is what will be and if it is not than that door will close.
That brings us to the present, I am ready to go to a new country, culture, language, and people. Most importantly ready to go and serve as the hands and feet of Jesus and allow my actions to speak louder than my words. I am telling God "Here am I; Send me" (Isaiah 6:8) but I haven't made it this far in my life without support and this is no different. Regardless of whether it is through your thoughts and prayers or a generous monetary donation of any amount, your supports means more to me than you know.
Contact me!
I use a couple social media outlets and would love to hear from any of you!
Instagram : @kaitlyn.savery
Facebook: Kaitlyn Marie Savery
Email: ksavery@southern.edu
I plan to start a blog or some sort of outlet to keep everyone updated while I am gone, and just when I determine what that will be I will let you know!
A final recap!
I am planning to serve as Student Missionary next year!
This isn't possible without your support whether prayerfully and/or financially!
Even if you aren't able to donate, you can help me to get the word out about my trip by telling your friends/families, and even posting this page to your personal social media pages!
Most importantly, thank you!
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Southern Adventist University accepts contributions, whether by gift, device, or bequest, consistent with its general tax-exempt purposes. These contributions may be given directly to any official university organization or activity. However, they may not be directed for any individual employee or student use. Contributions made for an intended purpose, such as a mission or service trip, will be used as specified. However, all contributions shall become the sole property of Southern Adventist University and are non-refundable under all circumstances. As such, the university reserves the right, in the event that the intended purpose is delayed or cancelled, to use the contributions as it may deem best in its sole and complete discretion so as to ensure that the funds will be used consistent with the tax-exempt purposes of the university.
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2,608,934 | Mary died peacefully surrounded by her family at Bridgepoint Health on August 16th at the age of 92. Mary is survived by her 4 children, Stephen Corelli, Catherine D’Agostino, (Tony), Adam Corelli, Gillian Hubbard (Steve), grandchildren, Gillian D’Agostino, Vincent D’Agostino and Charlotte Corelli. Survived by her sister Barbara MacAndrew and many nieces and nephews.
Mary was born in Mahone Bay Nova Scotia on October 23rd, 1928. She went on to study art at Mount Allison University, The Montreal Museum School, Chelsea and St. Martins in London England. She worked as a professional illustrator, painter and writer. She raised four children as a single mother. For decades Mary was a fulltime faculty member at the Ontario College of Art. She is a charter member of the Arts and Letters Club and The Woman’s Art Association of Canada. Mary painted throughout her life and exhibited her work on numerous occasions.
Mary is renowned for her impish sense of humor and her love of all creatures great and small. She was an avid reader and an author of a book of selective poetry that was published. Mary had an ability to make people feel special by her epic ode writing ability, the highlight of many occasions for so many of us. Mary artistic talents were vast and reached beyond the paint brush in hand. From knitting Irish sweaters, gardening and re finishing furniture, she never had idol hands!
A special thanks to Dr. Ruth Hussman, Izzy and Rhona for their compassion and expert care as well as the team at Bridgepoint. A celebration of life for Mary will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the The Arts and Letters Club of Toronto Foundation, 14 Elm St. 2nd floor, Toronto, M5G 1G7, tel: (416) 597-0223. Condolences may be forwarded through www.humphreymiles.com. | {
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In 1989, Aerosmith released their influential song, “Janie’s Got a Gun,” which focused on child abuse.
Years later, Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler worked alongside Youth Villages and started a charity, Janie’s Fund, to aid girls and young women who’ve been victims of neglect and abuse. The fund has generated awareness about child abuse and has continued to fundraise even during the pandemic.
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I’m a long-time Aerosmith fan, and I had no idea that Janie’s Fund existed until a few months ago. Since then, I’ve donated some of my company’s T-shirt products to Janie’s Fund for its fundraising efforts, and have learned a few lessons about philanthropy that I think other business leaders can benefit from as well.
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1. Find An Inroad Into What Matters
Steven Tyler’s art has influenced who he’s become in the world, and how he’s helped others. Spurred by the song his band released in 1989, he decided to take action in a formal way.
Similarly, as business leaders, we also have inroads into influencing important causes. Own an art supply store? That could be an inroad into providing children from low-income households with school supplies. Own a staffing firm? That could be an inroad into helping some of the most financially disadvantaged people in your community get jobs.
As business leaders, we shouldn’t sit still and do nothing. Instead, we should recognize that not everything we do should be about generating revenue, and find a way to help a cause, be it hunger, child abuse, the ongoing pandemic or something else the world is grappling with.
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2. Lean Into Your Community
To make Janie’s Fund a reality, Steven Tyler partnered with Youth Villages, a nonprofit organization. He recognized that he needed additional help and expertise for Janie’s Fund to be a success.
In fact, it’s the norm for people in the music and art worlds to ask their communities for help — there’s zero shame in recognizing where one’s limitations are. As business leaders, we should adopt the same mindset. For example, if you own an art supply store, perhaps you can partner with the local school district to give every child in need some basic school supplies. Or, if you own a staffing firm, maybe you could partner with a local nonprofit to help the unemployed members of your community find work.
When we think of strategic partnerships, we tend to view them from a business perspective. However, well-managed philanthropic strategic partnerships can have benefits similar to those of well-managed corporate strategic partnerships, such as expanding reach and filling organizational gaps.
3. Help For The Sake Of Helping, Not Self-Promotion
Steven Tyler is a household name; he’s one of the most iconic rock musicians of today. However, he separates his celebrity and philanthropic work. He doesn’t use Janie’s Fund as means of self-promotion.
Yes, of course, some people and companies do actively use philanthropy as a marketing tool — it would be naive to say otherwise. However, I think it’s classier to be more subtle about it. Strive to help for the sake of helping others, not for the sake of helping yourself. When you step outside of your bubble and truly focus on how you can make life better for people, you’ll leave a mark on the world for years to come.
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2,608,936 | New Zealand has won the ‘battle’ to stop coronavirus spreading, PM Jacinda Ardern declares as lockdown restrictions are relaxed
New Zealand will move from Alert Level 4 to Level 3 of lockdown at 11:59pm
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has claimed New Zealand has scored a significant victory against the spread of the coronavirus, as the country began to exit from lockdown.
‘There is no widespread, undetected community transmission in New Zealand,’ Ardern declared on Monday. ‘We have won that battle.’
Ashley Bloomfield, New Zealand’s Director General of Health, said the low number ‘does give us confidence that we’ve achieved our goal of elimination. That never meant zero but it does mean we know where our cases are coming from.
‘Our goal is elimination. And again, that doesn’t mean eradication but it means we get down to a small number of cases so that we are able to stamp out any cases and any outbreak that might come out.’
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern briefs the media about the COVIS-19 coronavirus at the Parliament House in Wellington on April 27
After nearly five weeks at the maximum Level Four restrictions – with only essential services operating – the country will move to Level Three late on Monday.
That will allow some businesses, takeaway food outlets and schools to reopen.
Most of the population will still be required to remain on lockdown and avoid social interactions.
But Ardern warned there was no certainty about when all transmission can be eliminated, allowing a return to normal life.
Everyone wants to ‘bring back the social contact that we all miss’, she said, ‘but to do it confidently we need to move slowly and we need to move cautiously.’
‘I will not risk the gains we’ve made in the health of New Zealanders. So if we need to remain at Level Three, we will.’
She insisted at the daily government briefing: ‘We are opening up the economy, but we’re not opening up people’s social lives.’
The easing of restrictions came as New Zealand, a nation of five million people, reported only one new case of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, taking the total to 1,122 with 19 deaths.
New Zealand has been following an elimination strategy with the goal of completely ending the transmission of COVID-19 within its borders, which was announced by Ardern on March 23.
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2,608,938 | It’s extremely common for people to yo-yo, and to understand why this happens, we need to look at the possible causes.
State of mind
Ask yourself why you gained weight in the first place. When we overeat to deal with: emotional stress, boredom, loneliness, fear of rejection, fear of being loved or happiness, for example, we’re not only satisfying our physical hunger but, our emotional one too. No matter how many kilos or inches you lose, suppressing emotional trauma never works in the long run. If this resonates with you, find a support network, seek advice from a professional, and focus as much of your energy on your mental health as your physical weight loss.
Perceived self-image
I can absolutely promise you that there is no ‘magic weight’ when it comes to happiness. Being less than 20% bodyfat doesn’t solve life’s problems and losing 3kg is unlikely to dramatically change your life. Learning to be appreciative of your health above your weight, is one step in the right direction.
Nutrition
If you lost weight by dramatically reducing your calories, excess weight will return when you start to eat normally again. Consider what method of weight-loss is sustainable from the outset, and you can avoid this problem when you reach your target. Incorporate exercise into your daily routine and teach yourself how to eat intuitively.
Goals
Many people are happy with their ‘less than perfect’ bodies, whereas others stress over what could be considered ‘the perfect physique’, so it would seem that setting realistic targets plays a valuable role in feeling satisfied. It’s a mistake to nostalgically compare our current physiques to the 18-year-old versions of ourselves. As the body matures, hormone levels change, you have to work harder to keep your metabolic rate up, and other lifestyle factors make it difficult, (but not impossible), to shift unwanted kilos. Importantly, learn to love yourself now, rather than loving the idea of what you could be.
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2,608,940 | According to the N.C. Board of Elections, there have been few instances of serious voter fraud referred to the district attorney's office for prosecution - 12 in 2002, 37 in 2004, seven in 2005, two in 2006. Voter fraud is a felony in North Carolina.
In 2008, which saw a sharp rise in voting when 4.2 million North Carolinians went to the polls, there were 235 voting felonies, 30 cases of double voting, 23 cases of noncitizens voting, five cases of absentee voting fraud and 16 cases of fraudulent registration forms turned over to the district attorney, according to the elections board.
The real problem for conservatives, as Weyrich complained, is too many people voting. Rep. Rick Killian (R) from Charlotte offers an anecdote in support of his bill. Forget the facts (with their well-known left-wing bias), he heard something somewhere from somebody:
"I have heard many, many stories about voter fraud," said Killian. "Most recently I heard in Washington County where four dead people voted in a sheriff's race. I believe there are cases of voter fraud, and I believe there are cases that are reported that are not investigated."
Johnnie McLean, deputy director of the State Board of Elections, said the story, which has been widely circulated in conservative circles, isn't true. The confusion arose over a clerical error, she said. On Election Day, voters pointed out four relatives who had died and who advised poll workers that their names should be should be stricken from the rolls. Their names were inadvertently put in a voter history list file but no ballot was cast in their names.
I heard Saddam had WMDs. I heard that a lot. And I heard that Obama is from Kenya. I even saw a picture in a supermarket tabloid of Obama meeting with space aliens.
(Cross-posted from Scrutiny Hooligans.)
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2,608,941 | Facebook claims that your calls, messages, photos, videos, voice messages, documents and even your status updates are end-to-end encrypted. So how do messages get leaked, if ever?
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WhatsApp is popular instant messaging and voice over IP application that has over 1.5 billion active users around the world. It was initially released in 2009. Facebook bought WhatsApp in February 2014 for 19.3 billion US dollars. When facebook acquired it, many users were motivated to try other services such as Telegram which saw 8 million downloads at that time. In the beginning it didn’t have any end-to-end encryption. On November 18, 2014, Facebook partnered with Open Whisper Systems to provide WhatsApp with end-to-end encryption from their instant messaging app known as ‘Signal’, an application similar to WhatsApp. By this encryption integration, facebook claims that your calls, messages, photos, videos, voice messages, documents and even your status updates are end-to-end encrypted. So how do messages get leaked, if ever?
Whatsapp Data & Conversation leak
The weakest link in this chain of sending messages through WhatsApp is your device itself. First, you must know that the backup of messages and media is stored in an un-encrypted form in your device or google drive should you choose to upload it there. If by a misfortune your device gets affected with malware, you also risk your WhatsApp conversations to get leaked as well.
One such incident is recently reported in India, where smartphones of several journalists, politicians and minority and human rights activists were infected by a spyware through WhatsApp security vulnerability. It was disclosed after Facebook sued an Israel based firm NSO group, which is known for developing spyware and surveillance software. However the government seems to be involved in this since NSO group claims that it only provide the means to do the surveillance but is never involved in the process after the software has been licensed to the government entity.
This attack was done through a seemingly normal phone call to a WhatsApp user which will also install a malicious spyware with it regardless of the user picking up the call or not. After the installation the spyware will also remove any logs that can trace back to it. In this way, affected users had no idea that their conversations, photos and videos were all subject to surveillance by their government. The incident was first reported in May 2019. However on Oct 29th, WhatsApp took legal action against the hack after investigation.
The independent investigation entity, ‘Citizen Lab’ of University of Toronto said:
“Not all vectors are publicly known. Once the spyware is implanted, it provides a Command & Control server with regular, scheduled updates designed to avoid extensive bandwidth consumption. Pegasus is designed to be stealthy and evade forensic analysis, avoid detection by anti-virus software, and can be deactivated and removed by operators.”
Information that WhatsApp disclose
A general user can request their information that is kept by WhatsApp as following:
Requesting a report about yourself
Go to WhatsApp Settings > Account > Request account info.
Tap Request report.
The screen will update to Request sent.
More information can be read here.
Information for Law Enforcement
WhatsApp can reveal more thorough information on you through legal means while responding to Law Enforcement Requests which can include your ‘about’ information, profile photos and contact list. While WhatsApp does not store messages indefinitely your messages are briefly in their system during transit, which will be encrypted.
WhatsApp Trust Issues
Jan Koum is the co-founder of WhatsApp and was the CEO of WhatsApp company before it was sold to Facebook. Now with Facebook at the big seat, concerns for privacy have increased because of the past incidents of privacy breaches of which Facebook was the part or facilitator. With Koum gone, Facebook will likely increase the data collection and remains silent on the future of the service in terms of data collection and direct targeted advertisements to WhatsApp users. Facebook already have the advertisement system placed on Facebook app. It might only be a matter of time and opportunity to mine more data from their users through WhatsApp.
If you would like to avoid the privacy issues surrounding Facebook you can use some other alternative such as the app ‘Signal’. However, malware and commercial sophisticated spywares are out of the scope of everyone’s normal usage and security measures.
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2,608,947 | Our family's journey with autism and Soma RPM (Rapid Prompting Method) and learning all about our son, Ryan, after unlocking his voice through a letter board after 8 years of silence.
Body Control With Autism and a Haiku
Posted bystephcurry12 July 31, 2015 August 1, 2015 Posted inUncategorized
We had a streak going. We had been in the pool every day (with the exception of the first night arriving here) and I wasn’t sure how long we would keep the streak alive. Well on Wednesday, Randy had to work late, I was not feeling my best, and Ryan’s hands were very badly scraped/scuffed up from “wall walking” the edge of the pool. His hands were at the point of bleeding and on Tuesday we were having a lot of trouble stopping the bleeding due to the thin skin on his finger tips. I thought that it would be best to take a break from the pool because of all of the above reasons. I spoke with Ryan about it and he replied I AM NOT FEELING GOOD ANYWAY. “So is it okay to skip the pool today?” YES. Well two minutes later, Ryan brings me his bathing suit. “Why did you bring me your bathing suit if you agreed that it was okay to skip the pool?” NOT SURE WHY I DID THAT. “What should I do then?” JUST IGNORE IT.
About five minutes later, he came up to me and started vocalizing (which usually comes out something like ba ba ba) and he was pointing to the door to the patio for the pool. I said, “Ryan we agreed that we are skipping the pool today. Why are you pointing at the door?” YES TO AUTISM RANDOM POINTING. He then did it again. AUTISM MAKES ME DO IT. “So you understand that we are not going in the pool today?” YES.
Another one of the things that Ryan does often that is perplexing to us is to bring an adult his favorite brand of seasoning, Tony Chachere’s, when he wants to eat. He usually does this more than once a day. We assume that he wants some sort of item that he wants to put the seasoning on, but sometimes we will heat something up and he refuses it. The other day, he brought the seasoning to me. I asked him, “What do you want to eat?” I gave him choices that might go with the seasoning like chicken, bacon, hot dogs and he replied NOT VERY HUNGRY. “Why did you bring me the seasoning?” I JUST NEED A SMALL SNACK. “So something like crackers or pretzels?” YES.
It was time for our morning lesson today. Sometimes, Ryan will let me know that he needs a little more time before the lesson and I try and respect that. He does this with the letter board. Well today I asked him if he was ready for the lesson. YES TO THE LESSON NOW. The problem was that he would not go to the room with the table. He laid down on the floor and was dead weight. He would not get up. I tried to pick him up but I couldn’t. I tried again and failed. I then took his iPad and brought it to the room. He finally got up and followed me to the table. I went ahead with the lesson first and then I asked him about it. “If you were ready to do the lesson with me, why was it so hard for you to come to the table?” YES TO HARD. YES TO MY BODY NOT COOPERATING WITH ME. “So is it okay for me to take your iPad and bring it to the table or to try and pick you up to get to the table?” YES TO DOING THAT.
Now the outside observer would definitely think that he did not want to do the lesson but it is quite the opposite. Ryan always wants to learn. He gets upset if we miss a lesson. Last week he had a poor night of sleep so he ended up sleeping most of the day. We were not able to get a lesson in because we had plans in the evening. I explained this to him and his reply was AUTISM ALWAYS INTERRUPTS MY LIFE.
So today we did a lesson on poems since Ryan has recently expressed an interest in poems. We talked about Haiku poems and their origin. We talked about the rules of haiku poems (5-7-5 format) and syllables. I never taught Ryan syllables. He spelled out that he knew what they were already. I quizzed him on a few words and he got them all right. I asked him where he learned about syllables. NOT SURE. Since I knew that he understood the concept, I then asked him if he wanted to write one himself. YES. So we started and he spelled NOT SURE WHAT TO WRITE ABOUT. I gave him some suggestions like the pool, moving, his iPad, family, and (I wasn’t sure about this one) autism. He chose Family.
My Family
Family has me.
Really love them too, too much.
Need them in my life.
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jarkraus8464 says:
July 31, 2015 at 3:02 pm
Oh my. Tears for his haiku. How beautiful.
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Ali says:
August 2, 2015 at 4:53 pm
Thanks so much for sharing this.
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Amy Fidler says:
August 8, 2015 at 7:45 pm
yes! all the tears. reading about these experiences is also giving me a lot of insight into my son who is on the high functioning (and verbal) end… but not able to articulate some of these feelings /awareness as well as Ryan.
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Linda Teplitz says:
August 19, 2015 at 4:39 pm
Ryan may enjoy reading a fellow typer’s poetry. My son David wrote some beautiful poetry when he was Ryan’s age. It can be found at davidteplitz.com. Unfortunately, David stopped writing poetry after puberty. I don’t know why, he says he just doesn’t feel it any more. Sadly, we have not updated this website in ten years. Life is just so busy…
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September 16, 2020 at 3:58 pm
I tell people that our thoughts don’t always translate to our physical actions. When your mind wants you to snap your fingers and you do it, you don’t think about it but when you have autism, your fingers won’t snap if your mind says to. This is the beginning of understanding autistic behavior. There are times when Ryan will want to stay in the room and indicate yes, but he leaves the room and indicates no. He calls me “meaningful Mark“. He says “Mark gets me“… I. Love. That. | {
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2,608,948 | Last week we posted about the Parents’ Education Program which is one of the ways the New Jersey Courts help parents who are going through a divorce or separation address custody and parenting time issues. The Parents’ Education Program provides parents with an introduction to the Court system and to the concepts connected with how to successfully make one household into two. Few issues are as emotionally charged as those dealing with children. The New Jersey Courts not only recognize this but offer parents Custody and Parenting Time Mediation to help them to control their own future and that of the children. It is generally accepted that families are happier if they are the ones making the plans. Custody and Parenting Time Mediation give the parties not only the opportunity to do make the plans, but the assistance of a trained mediator to assist them.
The mediator addresses the different types of custody – legal and physical. Most often joint legal custody is recommended. Joint legal custody allows both parents to have equal say in significant issues such as health, education and general welfare. Both parents have a say regardless of whom the children live with the majority of the time. It is important to remember that divorcing your spouse does not mean divorcing your children. Both parents can be meaningfully involved in their children’s lives while living in separate houses, sometimes when living in separate states.
Physical custody is connected to where the children spend their time. Whomever has the children the majority of the time has physical custody. That parent is designated at the Parent of Primary Residence and the other parent is designated as the Parent of Alternate Residence. The mediator will help the parties reach an agreement on weekday schedules, holiday schedules, summer vacations and birthdays. As well as any other event that might be significant to that family. An important part of mediation is its flexibility. Different families have different needs. There is no one plan fits all. Through mediation each family can craft a plan that serves them best.
If mediation is successful, the mediator will prepare a Memorandum of Understanding, which will be sent to the parties, or their attorneys if they are represented by counsel. If the Memorandum of Understanding is accepted by the parties it will be incorporated into a Custody and Parenting Time Consent Order. This allows the parties to focus on other aspects of their litigation knowing that the issues surrounding their children have been resolved. There is substantial financial and emotional savings to the parties if they can resolve custody and parenting time through mediation.
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In some countries, as in Puerto Rico, the most anticipated day by children at Christmas time comes with the celebration of Three Kings' Day, also known as "Feast of the Epiphany". Children don’t typically receive presents from Baby Jesus or Santa during Christmas in these countries, but from the three Kings on the 6th of January, who travel around the world on their beautiful camels. At IBA, we are happy to keep this tradition alive and celebrate this day in the homes of Puerto Rican families as well as those from other Hispanic countries. The night of January 5th, children put a box with grass under their beds or next to their bedroom door, and wait for the kings to arrive on their camels. Sometime during the night, the Kings come quietly; and while their camels eat the grass, they leave the gifts in the empty boxes. The next morning, the house is filled with joy with children enjoying their gifts. In the evening, families prepare a traditional dinner with family and friends. The story of the three Kings, Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltazar, has its origin in the stories of Jesus' birth. The story tells that the Kings came from the East on camels guided by the brightness of the star of Bethlehem. The kings arrived from Asia to Bethlehem after 13 days of travel to bring the newborn Savior gold, frankincense and myrrh as gifts. In Puerto Rico, it is only 16 days after Three Kings' Day that the holiday season ends with the famous Octavitas and festivities of San Sebastián Street in the city of San Juan. Some continue these parties as an extension of Christmas. This is why the Christmas holiday in Puerto Rico is known for being one of the longest in the world. Other Puerto Ricans celebrate the Promise of Kings during these holidays, a tradition in which a devotee asks for the intervention of a saint in a time of need. The person claims the Saints and makes the commitment to pay a promise for a granted favor. During this celebration the devotee's family also gathers to pray and sing carols. This event is also celebrated in the kitchen where delicious dishes (like rice with pigeon peas, sucker on the rod, pickled green banana and Coquito, a rich Puerto Rican eggnog made with coconut cream, white rum, evaporated milk, condensed milk, cinnamon and vanilla) are prepared to celebrate and enjoy with family. ... | {
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The book "Islam in the cultural identity of Europe" has been promoted the Gazi Husrev-bey Library in Sarajevo
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On Monday, April 15, 2019, starting at 14:00 in the Great Hall of the Gazi Husrev-bey's Library in Sarajevo, the book by academician Rešid Hafizovic "Islam in the Cultural Identity of Europe" was promoted. The hosts of the promotion were the publishers of this work Science Research Institute "Ibn Sina" in Sarajevo and Gazi Husrev-bey's library.
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A two-day International Symposium "Religion and the Nations" was held in Zagreb
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On Friday and Saturday, 29 and 30 March, 2019, at the Islamic Center in Zagreb, the International Symposium "Religion and the Nations" was held. More than thirty works by authors from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, the Vatican and Iran were presented at the symposium. The Symposium was organized by Mešihat of the Islamic Community in Croatia, Medzlis Islamic Community Zagreb, the Institute of Science and Research "Ibn Sina", the Faculty of Philosophy and Religious Studies of the University of Zagreb, the European Academy of Science and Arts and the Bosniak Academy of Sciences.
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The book "40 years of the Islamic Revolution in Iran" has been published
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On the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, the Science and Research Institute "Ibn Sina" in Sarajevo published a monograph from Hajrudin Somun and Zlatko Dizdarevic, a doyen of Bosnian-Herzegovinian diplomacy and journalism.
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Publich lecture on the occasion of 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2019, a panel discussion on the topic "Forty Years of the Islamic Revolution in Iran" was held at the amphitheater of the Scientific Research Institute "Ibn Sina" in Sarajevo, starting at 6 pm. Main topics were roots, ideas and achievements of the Revolution, as well as its reflections on Iranian, regional, and global socio-historical and political event
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An invitation to the public lecture On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2019 On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, a public lecture will be held at the premises of the Science and Research Institute "Ibn Sina" in Sarajevo starting at 6 pm.
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2,608,953 | Happy Easter! Easter the past two years has been anything but normal due to the pandemic. Parents have had to do their best to keep Easter family traditions going even though celebrating with extended family and friends is still being frowned upon. The kids always enjoy dying Easter eggs, going on Easter egg hunts, making … Read more
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Blue’s Clues Inspired Deviled Eggs
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Have you dyed Easter eggs with your kids yet? Dying Easter eggs is one of the most popular Easter family traditions that has been passed down from generation. But what do you do with all the leftover hard-boiled eggs? Do you make egg salad sandwiches, top your salads with egg slices or crumbles, add to … Read more
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DIY Eucalyptus and Peppermint Sugar Scrub
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Do you suffer from allergies? Spring allergies are in full bloom and it has my allergies going crazy. Even though I take a daily antihistamine, it doesn’t always stop my sinuses from feeling the effects of all the pollen floating through the air. When my allergies are flaring up, I found that this Eucalyptus and … Read more
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Easter Family Traditions to Start this Year
March 25, 2021 by icecreamnstickyfingers
Are you scrambling to find items to put in your child’s Easter basket? There are always so many pre-made Easter baskets that you can buy already made up by theme. However, these are usually filled with junk toys or items that your child won’t play with. The average family spends $150 dollars to just fill their children’s … Read more
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Free Printable Sea Creature Activity Sheets
March 23, 2021 by icecreamnstickyfingers
Does your little one love sea creatures? Which one does your child love the most a whale, crab, turtle, fish, or another sea creature? My son loves to go to the beach and spot his favorite sea creatures. If you don’t live near the beach, teaching your child about the animals that can be found … Read more
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How to Make a Dino Suncatcher
March 18, 2021 by icecreamnstickyfingers
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Best Way to Teach Your Child About Emotions
March 16, 2021 by icecreamnstickyfingers
Toddlers throw temper tantrums or have a meltdown because they don’t know how to properly communicate how they are feeling. Tantrums and meltdowns typically start when your child can’t get what they want. But that isn’t the only time it can happen. As a parent, it can be super embarrassing when your child decides to … Read more
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Easy Unicorn Sugar Cookies
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Last week, we went to the grocery store to pick up a few items that we needed. As I was walking down the isle with the flour, sugar, chocolate chips, and other desserts, my eye was drawn to the unicorn chocolate chips. I tossed them into my cart so that I could make some delicious … Read more
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Preschool St. Patrick’s Day Playdough Mats
March 11, 2021 by icecreamnstickyfingers
Do your preschoolers enjoy playing with playdough? Playdough is a great stem activity and your child is learning while they play. Your child can use the playdough to mold it into shapes, use a rolling pan and cookie cutters to make fake cookies, or even use these fun St. Patrick’s day playdough printable worksheets. Item’s … Read more
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Blue’s Clues DIY Drum Craft
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Are you looking for a fun craft to make with your Blue’s Clue fan? Blue has done it again and has a DIY Drum craft that your child. The DIY Drum craft with Blue was inspired by the new DVD that was released February 2, 2021. Items Needed to Make The Blue’s Clues DIY Drum … Read more
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2,608,954 | Awards for Drs. Alberto Curto, Philipp Hauke and Marc Jofre. The ICFO PhD Thesis Award, now in its fifth year, aims to recognize particularly distinguished theses presented at ICFO, whose research progress at the institute has proven to be highly creative and ambitious. This year, awards were given to three students who defended their thesis in 2013, for their contributions to Experimental Physics, Theoretical Physics and Industrial research.
The winners of the ICFO Thesis Award are:
Dr. Alberto Curto who did his PhD at ICFO with Prof. Niek van Hulst, for his contributions to experimental research.
Dr. Philipp Hauke who did his PhD at ICFO with Prof Maciej Lewenstein, for his contribution to theoretical research.
Dr. Marc Jofre who did his PhD at ICFO with Prof. Valerio Pruneri, for his contribution to industrial research.
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2,608,958 | (Bloch & Schneider) (formerly Chrysophrys auratus or Pagurus major); SPARIDAE FAMILY; also called pink snapper,
Widely distributed off the southern half of Australia, Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands, and the northern two thirds of New Zealand.
To avoid confusion with snappers in the family Lutjanidae, the American Fisheries Society refers to Pagrus auratus as a squirefish. In Australia, the names cockney, red bream, squire, and snapper or pink snapper are used for progressively larger fish. The name old man snapper refers to very large individuals with a distinctive bony hump on the head and a fleshy bulge on the snout.
The coloration of fresh caught snapper is generally reddish pink with a golden sheen, but color varies somewhat with habitat. Reef dwelling fish are much darker reddish brown where open water fish are a brighter pink, and snapper from soft muddy bottoms can be pale silvery pink.
They inhabit a variety of habitats at all ages, and a moderate depth range as adults. They are coastal fish, commonly found from 20 100 meters but may be right at the surface or down to at least 656 ft (200 m). They reportedly attains a weight of 43 lb (19.5 kg).
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2,608,959 | NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, IN WHOLE OR IN PART OR INTO THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND OR SOUTH AFRICA OR TO
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LEI 213800GXKGJVWN3BF511
Publication of Net Asset Value (“NAV”)
Date of Release 15th September 2021
Name NAV per share (Pence Per Share) ISIN NAV DATE
Weiss Korea Opportunity Fund Ltd. 254.51 GG00B933LL68
14th September 2021
Commentary:
As at 14th September 2021, the Company’s net assets were £176.39 million.
Important Notice:
The Net Asset Value figure in this announcement is an estimate, and is based on unaudited estimated valuations. Estimated results, performance or achievements may differ materially from any actual results, performance or achievements. No person has authority to give any representations or warranties (express or implied) as to, or in relation to, the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information in this release, and all liability therefor is expressly disclaimed. Accordingly, none of the Company, the Investment Manager, the Administrator, or any of its/their respective members, directors, officers, agents, employees or advisers take any responsibility for, or will accept any liability whether direct or indirect, express or implied, contractual, tortious, statutory or otherwise, in respect of, the accuracy or completeness of the information or for any loss, howsoever arising, from the use of this release. Except as required by applicable law, the Company expressly disclaims any obligations to update or revise the above estimates to reflect any change in expectations, new information, subsequent events or otherwise.
Dividends:
As noted in the Admission Document, dividends from Korean preferred shares are not accounted for or accrued in the NAV until dividends are received by the Company. Recent changes to dividend policies of certain companies owned by the fund, such as increasing dividend levels or more frequent dividend payouts, may make it more difficult to accurately estimate dividend amounts in a given period prior to that dividend being received by the Company. As a result of the foregoing, the NAV published above may not reflect all income contractually due to the Company as at the stated NAV date. Please refer to the Admission Document for more information regarding the announcement and payment of Korean dividends.
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2,608,963 | IHUB GLOBAL is a proud supporter of VivaKids, a non-profit birthed in 2007 to serve the needs of underprivileged children in the Dominican Republic and around the world.
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Meet The Team
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iHub has gathered a team with a diverse, yet complementary, skillsets from marketing to manufacturing to serve our Affiliates and Hosts.
Founder / CEO
Rick Cotton
Rick has started and built several companies including eXfuze (KZ1) which to date has done over 300 million in sales and growing.
Rick is also passionate about serving children around the world. Rick served as a missionary for 10 years overseas in Ukraine, Venezuela, Mexico and Dominican Republic and has worked in over 40 countries.
Rick has an extensive knowledge in what it takes to build a company on a solid foundation and leads the team with a passion for people and a vision to make iHub the leader in the world of IOT.
Founder / VP Marketing
Chuck Hanson
I've had an amazing journey and my goal at this stage is to help as many people as I can live the kind of life that I've had. NO BOSS (except my wife & Rocky my dog!). I owned an advertising business for 16 years that I built from the ground up. I decided to sell that business in 1987 because I was exposed to NETWORK MARKETING. I have had the great fortune to live a dream life through my success all over the world.
In mid 2020 I was introduced to HELIUM and the HELIUM HOTSPOT. After spending a few days looking at what I thought could be something that I had been looking for the past 50 years I asked my good friend Rick Cotton that I've known for 20+ years to take a look. He came back with the same conclusion - we've got to take this to all the people in the world we know!! So the journey begins. I know that I can eclipse what I've done in the past 33 years in the next 3-4 years because we not only have the perfect product we have the perfect opportunity and I look forward to serving as many people as I can in iHub.
Co-Founder / VP of Business Development
Michael Stern
Michael has been an entrepreneur, network builder, consultant, advisor and owner in the direct sales and networking space for over 40 years.
His passion has always been to find leading edge innovative products and technologies and successfully bringing them to market.
He focuses on relationship building and teamwork to assist others in achieving their goals and dreams, as well as building empowering business relations, strategies and alliances to create mutual business success.
He and his wife Esperanza have worked together building companies as well as their own for 25 years.
Co-Founder / CTO
John Crim
John has a degree in Computer Science with over 20 Years experience in the Information Technology field. Building unique operations from start to finish.
John has worked in fast growth companies understands the operations of how to integrate systems in a fast-paced environment.
Goal driven to help over 2.5 Million kids struggling with hunger around the world through the love of Christ.
Looking to create a legacy to fulfill the needs of others beyond what one person can do alone. Looking forward to building a strong team of passionate people wanting to make a difference in the world.
CFO
Ilija Cankovic
Ilija Cankovic has been a financial professional with more than 15 years as a CFO for various companies. Before his financial executive positions Mr. Cankovic worked for Ernst Young and BDO as an auditor with practical experience in M&A and investor relations, performance management, corporate finance, financial reporting and capital management.
Senior Software Developer
Brandon Lis
Brandon is a high-level full stack software and web application developer with experience in a multitude of languages / technologies ranging from PHP to Javascript.
He specializes in highly scalable backend frameworks and complex database structures. He has vast experience with API’s and integrations across many industries such as crypto blockchains, medical (EMR’s) and laboratory (LIS), logistics, transportation, and financial systems.
Along with app development, Brandon has over 15 years of experience in managing and administrating cutting-edge infrastructures and server virtualization. | {
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2,608,964 | It is commonly witnessed that two categories of people experience problems in regard to the acquisition of knowledge. The first category of people, are those who are hasty in disseminating the information they receive whether obtained through the internet, radio stations or self-study. They are totally disconcerned about verifying the authenticity of the information or fully comprehending it in its correct perspective. Generally mass confusion is created amongst the general public on account of the hastiness of this category.
Story of a scholar
There was once a scholar who forbade his neighbours from using his water to irrigate their gardens. When questioned regarding this, he presented the following Hadith of Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) in substantiation:
It is not permissible for one who believes in Allah and the Last Day to irrigate someone else’s crop with his own water.
The Hadith actually implies that, if someone receives a pregnant captive woman in booty, then he is prohibited from copulating with her until she gives birth.
The serious blunder caused by the scholar was squarely due to not understanding the Hadith in its correct perspective.
The second category of people, are those who remain satisfied and content with the little knowledge they possess. They do not perceive the need to increase their knowledge of Deen, nor to refer to the Ulama. They feel quite complacent with the basic knowledge they have. Furthermore, due to their knowledge being unsound and incomplete, they perpetually remain in doubt.
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2,608,965 | The International Journal of Arts & Sciences’ (IJAS) international conference will be hosted at the University of London Student Central, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HY, UK, from 8 to 11 November 2016. We thank the University of London for making their premises available for this annual event.
We also thank Al Ain University of Science and Technology, in the United Arab Emirates, for sponsoring this event. | {
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A timeless design, this necklace features a heart pendant engraved with the Gucci trademark. Crafted from 925 sterling silver, the jewelry piece reflects the House's romantic narrative.
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2,608,970 | There is a battle between Mother Nature and Mother Nature. Our olive trees are growing and more trees are better for our carbon footprint offset. But we are also growing bugs , weeds, and some unwanted animals are living in my grove. So a balance is important. Although we are not certified organic, we practice sustainable agriculture. We are very sensitive to the overall environment. We only use an organic spray for the olive fly, which is one of the most dangerous pests for olives. The olive fly drills holes in the olives and lays their eggs. The worms hatch and eat the inside of the olive, destroying it. We would prefer not to have partially eaten olives to mill into oil.
The lanes between the olive trees are mowed to develop a thatch, protect the soil from erosion and add nutrients. If we mow we do not have to till the soil nor use any weed killers. It is better for the environment. The areas around the base of the trees have to be cleared to protect the roots and avoid competition. As the trees get bigger, the trunks grow stronger and the roots reach deeper, we will have to do less and less intervention and the land will be better sustained. The trees will be happy and grow strong.
Another great example of support for Mother Nature is our owl boxes. We have 4 at the Olive Farm and one at home, where our more mature grove thrives. The owls seem to like the boxes. They nested and hatched little ones last year. Owls need homes in the orchard and eat mice, gophers, moles and voles, and snakes. Mice and gophers eat trees and the roots of our trees are little as many are less than 5 years old. No roots, no trees and no olives for oil. The red tail hawks are plentiful and they follow the tractor when we are mowing. Lots of delicious mice and moles to catch.
Next season our project will be bat boxes. Bats eat insects like mosquitoes
DECANTING OLIVE OIL
Olive oil, like wine, needs decanting. Even with two very powerful centrifuges some olive particulate matter remains suspended in the oil. Many people, ourselves included, love the thick rich flavorful Olio Nuovo, New Oil the first of the season. Right out of the centrifuge, it is thick, pungent, unctuous, and just wonderful. We all line up to taste the first oil of the season. The olio nuovo is spectacular in its freshness and richness and is only available during harvest and milling season, November to very early January.
Decanting means letting the oil settle for 2-4 months and then siphoning off the clear oil leaving the sediment. The purpose of decanting is to remove the vegetal olive matter that can ferment and ruin the oil. If you do not decant the oil, you can taste a “winey” or “fusty” flavor that is not favorable. Following decanting, the oil then goes back into storage or is bottled. Our oil is stored in large glass containers or 55 gallon drums, depending on the volume. It is kept at a constant temperature of 61 F and in darkness until bottling. Just-in-time bottling allows the oil to be untouched and undisturbed, protecting the quality. This is very important so that the flavors are maintained and as little oxygen as possible is touching the oil. Air produces oxidation and degrades the oil. Light and high temperatures also degrade the oil. At home keep your oil in a relatively cool protected place, not right next to the hot stove.
So early in March we decanted all the oils from this last harvest. We will bottle in the next month enough to sell and keep the remainder undisturbed until we need it for further sales. This is a serious process that protects the oil.
The funny part of the whole process is how slippery the oil really is. There are inevitable drips from the siphoning tanks and hoses. We slip and slide and hoot and holler. Now add soap to help clean and we can slide from one end of the mill building to the other. Ultimately after we wash everything with biodegradable soap, the oil and soap go to a state-of-the-art filtration septic system and ultimately out to the trees for irrigation support. This is a good farming practice.
WINTER IN THE GROVES
A quiet time. The olives have been harvested; the trees are giving a sigh of relief- their work done for the year. They rest until the days grow longer and the weather warms. The little olives are already beginning to form from the new branches. Olives will only grow on each branch once. Correct pruning is so important to produce new growth and olives. Inside the mill, we are still cleaning the equipment and watching and tasting the oils. The trees are growing and our job is to re-tie, prune, and support the baby trees. The winds of Suisun Valley in early spring can reach 40 MPH and our little trees are learning to stand up by themselves. Last year our new citrus trees had every leaf blown off and they had to start all over again. This year they produced, so I guess it didn’t hurt them much.
The rain made a pond in the frontage area with ducks having a fine time swimming in the drainage ditches. The local blue heron and white egrets are fishing for frogs in the drainage pond. Our local flock of geese and ducks watch us from the top of the Putah Canal, and “yell” at us as if they owned the place, I guess they do. | {
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2,608,972 | In InsideOut Coaching, Joe Ehrmann identifies four critical questions that every coach must ask themselves and be able to answer. The first is “Why do I coach?”, which we looked at in last week’s devotional blog. The second critical question for every coach is this: “Why do I coach the way I do?”
Most of us coach the way we do simply because that’s the way we were coached. It’s what we know – for better or for worse – and so it’s what we do. Or perhaps we’ve adopted an approach because we’ve observed other coaches using it and they seem to be successful.
But have we done the reflective work needed to consider the most important purpose we desire to accomplish through our coaching (the “Why do I coach?” question) – and whether the way we coach gives us the best chance to accomplish this purpose? It’s possible that we have a pretty good sense of the purpose for our coaching and yet the way we’re coaching actually works against this purpose. That’s why it’s so critical to think through our approach rather than merely defaulting to coaching the way we do because that’s how we were coached.
The Apostle Paul makes a bold statement in 1 Corinthians 11:1 – “And you should imitate me, just as I imitate Christ.” This isn’t Paul saying, “Hey, I’m perfect just like Jesus was so you should be like me.” It’s more along the lines of Paul saying, “I’m committed not only to following Christ myself but also helping others follow him. As imperfect as I am, I want to model living as Jesus did so that you have a flesh-and-blood example of what this looks like.”
What if this same desire drove the way we approach coaching? What if we could say, “What you see in me as your coach gives you a model of what it means to live for Christ”? This means that we’d intentionally approach coaching – how we treat players and fellow coaches and parents, how we speak, how we challenge, how we encourage, how we discipline, how we respond to players’ failures, how we love – in ways that imitate the life and teaching of Jesus. And we do this because our purpose in coaching is to honor Christ and be a channel through whom he can transform the lives of those we coach.
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Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) is a rare autosomal recessive disorder of cilia structure, function, and biogenesis leading to neonatal respiratory distress, chronic oto-sino-pulmonary disease, infertility, and organ laterality defects:
PCD was formerly referred to as immotile cilia syndrome, but because cilia in most of these patients are not immotile but stiff, uncoordinated, or ineffective at beating, the name of the disorder was changed.
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Etiology and Pathophysiology
Most of the deficits seen in PCD can be explained by impaired ciliary function:
The respiratory manifestations of PCD (chronic otitis media, chronic rhinosinusitis, chronic bronchitis leading to bronchiectasis) reflect the impaired mucociliary clearance due to impaired ciliary motility. The airways become inflamed due to the inability to remove microorganisms and respiratory irritants.
The neonatal respiratory distress common in PCD reflects the impaired ability of cilia to clear lung fluid during the transition from fetal to neonatal life. ~50% of patients with PCD have laterality defects including situs inversus totalis and heterotaxy, which are attributed to the dysfunction of embryologic nodal cilia during development. During embryogenesis, nodal cilia normally beat in a clockwise direction and generate a fluid gradient. In PCD, in contrast to the waveform sliding motion of 9 + 2 cilia, nodal motile 9 + 0 cilia beat with a vertical/rotational motion resulting in a leftward flow of extracellular fluid which is important for cell signaling during the development of normal human left–right asymmetry (1).
Male infertility is common (~50%) and reflects the impairment in sperm motility. Similarly, infertility and subfertility are common in females and are thought to reflect impaired ciliary motility in the fallopian tubes.
Reports have linked hydrocephalus to PCD; thought to be related to impaired ciliary function of ependymal cells
Genetics
Predominantly an autosomal recessive disease
In rare cases, autosomal dominant or X-linked recessive inheritance has been described.
A genetically heterogeneous disorder that can be caused by an inherited defect in a ciliary axonemal, membrane, matrix, or assembly protein
So far, specific mutations have been identified in 12 genes (DNAI1, DNAH5, DNAH11, DNAAF1, DNAAF2, DNAI2, RSPH9, RSPH4A, NME8, CCDC39, CCDC40, and DNAL1).
Commonly Associated Conditions
Oral-facial-digital syndrome type I
Transposition of the great vessels and other cardiovascular abnormalities
Hydrocephalus
Tracheoesophageal fistula
Biliary atresia
Pyloric stenosis
Severe GERD
Asplenia or polysplenia
Midgut volvulus
Epispadias
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Basics
Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) is a rare autosomal recessive disorder of cilia structure, function, and biogenesis leading to neonatal respiratory distress, chronic oto-sino-pulmonary disease, infertility, and organ laterality defects:
PCD was formerly referred to as immotile cilia syndrome, but because cilia in most of these patients are not immotile but stiff, uncoordinated, or ineffective at beating, the name of the disorder was changed.
When concurrent with situs inversus, chronic rhinosinusitis, and chronic bronchitis leading to bronchiectasis, the disease is referred to as Kartagener syndrome.
PCD differs from secondary ciliary dyskinesia, which refers to ciliary defects acquired secondary to epithelial injury (i.e., infection, inflammation).
Cilia are typically found in the sinuses, ears, and lung and on sperm.
Synonym(s): Kartagener syndrome
Epidemiology
Prevalence
1 in 15,000 to 60,000 live births, although this is likely an underestimate because PCD is an underdiagnosed disease
Etiology and Pathophysiology
Most of the deficits seen in PCD can be explained by impaired ciliary function:
The respiratory manifestations of PCD (chronic otitis media, chronic rhinosinusitis, chronic bronchitis leading to bronchiectasis) reflect the impaired mucociliary clearance due to impaired ciliary motility. The airways become inflamed due to the inability to remove microorganisms and respiratory irritants.
The neonatal respiratory distress common in PCD reflects the impaired ability of cilia to clear lung fluid during the transition from fetal to neonatal life. ~50% of patients with PCD have laterality defects including situs inversus totalis and heterotaxy, which are attributed to the dysfunction of embryologic nodal cilia during development. During embryogenesis, nodal cilia normally beat in a clockwise direction and generate a fluid gradient. In PCD, in contrast to the waveform sliding motion of 9 + 2 cilia, nodal motile 9 + 0 cilia beat with a vertical/rotational motion resulting in a leftward flow of extracellular fluid which is important for cell signaling during the development of normal human left–right asymmetry (1).
Male infertility is common (~50%) and reflects the impairment in sperm motility. Similarly, infertility and subfertility are common in females and are thought to reflect impaired ciliary motility in the fallopian tubes.
Reports have linked hydrocephalus to PCD; thought to be related to impaired ciliary function of ependymal cells
Genetics
Predominantly an autosomal recessive disease
In rare cases, autosomal dominant or X-linked recessive inheritance has been described.
A genetically heterogeneous disorder that can be caused by an inherited defect in a ciliary axonemal, membrane, matrix, or assembly protein
So far, specific mutations have been identified in 12 genes (DNAI1, DNAH5, DNAH11, DNAAF1, DNAAF2, DNAI2, RSPH9, RSPH4A, NME8, CCDC39, CCDC40, and DNAL1).
Commonly Associated Conditions
Oral-facial-digital syndrome type I
Transposition of the great vessels and other cardiovascular abnormalities
Hydrocephalus
Tracheoesophageal fistula
Biliary atresia
Pyloric stenosis
Severe GERD
Asplenia or polysplenia
Midgut volvulus
Epispadias
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Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia. In: Domino FJF, Baldor RAR, Golding JJ, et al, eds. 5-Minute Clinical Consult. Wolters Kluwer; 2020. https://im.unboundmedicine.com/medicine/view/5-Minute-Clinical-Consult/816288/all/Primary_Ciliary_Dyskinesia. Accessed November 27, 2021.
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2,608,977 | Note from the Editors: This essay is part III and the final part of an online symposium on D’Annunzio, Nietzsche and Bronze Age Pervert. Read part I, here, and part II, here. Opinions expressed in this symposium do not necessarily represent the views of the publication.
Friedrich Nietzsche: A Right Turn from Conservatism and Liberal Christianity
“I mistrust all systematizers and I avoid them. The will to a system is a lack of integrity.”
– Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols
“First let us make the younger generation good pagans and afterwards let us make them Christians.”
– C.S. Lewis
The notion of a Nietzschean right-wing outside of conservatism should be fairly coherent for many. This, after all, is what figures like Bronze Age Pervert (BAP) are inspiring and igniting online – a Right which is not ‘classically liberal’, nor Republican, nor rooted in the Enlightenment, but rather invested in mythology, beauty, health, and national greatness.
But another idea – the question of whether it is possible to be Christian and not liberal – should be considered an equally important issue.
Liberal Christianity was exemplified by George W. Bush. The imperial elements of Christianity made subservient to his secular nation-building, during which the sacrifice of the oldest Christian communities were seen as necessary collateral damage for feminism and gay rights to emerge in the Middle East.
Obama fulfilled the great promise of Bush II, allowing Christian charity to become a deranged, weaponized empathy in which abortion and gay marriage were the new acts of ‘love’ for the downtrodden.
Wokeness itself is less some kind of neo-Marxism, and more a Christian heresy. The Puritans who founded Harvard and Yale as a vehicle for their Unitarian, Masonic, Deistic beliefs, have simply reached the endgame of their religion – a Gnostic hatred for our world and our spiritual and historic homelands.
But despite Christians having long been at the heart of the Right, whether you can be both Christian and right-wing requires some introspection. Today the Pope is certainly not right-wing, and more of a Davos/Geneva man. The same can be said of all the ecclesial communities, at least in the West, who would surely have no problem in recognizing the teaching authority of this pope.
But what does it mean that a man of the appetites of Trump was considerably more sympathetic to their vulnerabilities in the American system than the devout Bush?
It means that Christians need to ensure they are not afflicted by their own heresy, to exorcise the liberalism which had made Christianity into an egalitarian acid of culture.
The notion that Nietzsche can help in this cleansing may be regarded as fanciful for many. After all, that a thinker who literally described himself as the Antichrist can offer Christians anything of value sounds absurd. The immediate reaction would be to ask the obvious: Which Nietzsche? The Nietzsche who killed God? The Nietzsche who in the persona of Zarathustra declared himself to be the Übermensch, a being necessarily higher than any god or mere philosopher? The Nietzsche who declared himself beyond good and evil?
But if Nietzsche is so important for a new, non-reactionary Right, we must at least entertain the idea that there might be a way for his thought to be reconciled with right-wing Christianity, particularly with those who have not abandoned their own essential teachings of authority and spiritual aristocracy.
***
What does it mean to be right-wing?
Today right-wing politics is not about ‘return’ or conserving, but rather about believing in what the throne and altar stood for. The passage out of the Dark Ages was not ‘Conservative’. Gothic architecture was not ‘Conservative’. Bach and Shakespeare were not ‘Conservative’. And Christianity itself was not ‘Conservative’. It was fulfillment, consummation, and partnership with an intervening Divine Energy, and it was Progressive in the true sense of the word.
Nietzsche’s philosophy is in some sense analogical to this. He abhorred the sentimental Reich nationalism of Wagner. He did not want to conserve its sentimentality, but to blow it up. As his recent biographer, Sue Prideaux, writes:
“The Kaiser and his Iron Chancellor Bismarck had famously forged the arch-conservative and repressive Second Reich on industrialisation, capitalism, unscrupulous expansionism, the Protestant Church, artistic conservatism and censorship. All this had coagulated into one massive, congested, sclerotic, nationalist, repressive and authoritarian world power – as Nietzsche had feared would happen. Even while the edges of Nietzsche’s mind were fraying, he had not let go his horror of the Second Reich.”
But Prideaux goes too far. At the same time that Nietzsche was no conservative, he was also clearly no liberal or nihilist, despite the efforts of the likes of Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, and Walter Kauffman in this reaction. He was no liberal because he detested egalitarianism. He also detested Socialism – except as a great test for Europe. He was no liberal because he hated the liberal nation-building of his own time. He mocked Kantianism and utilitarianism and prophesied our own time, in which the last men would take revenge like great tarantulas in a new society built on the Great Resentment. When one has no real health, or strength to carry the truth of the will to power, he must denigrate the entire natural order to gain the power of a slave.
Nietzsche’s great insight was that all the philosophical, moral, and religious systems of his day were founded on slave morality, a decadent will to truth only for the sake of parasitic power. This is why he focused on aspects of life exiled by the intelligentsia of his time – the importance of fresh air, the body, exercise, diet, art, and daily living. Likewise, the last thing that the new Right needs today are a new system, a new set of policies, or new arguments. No system can renew or inspire.
This is also why it is not really necessary to read Nietzsche (or BAP for that matter) in the way one reads any other modern philosopher, of reading to discover and propagate systems, as his is not a philosophy of the university scholar formulating a system to win himself accolades. Instead, we read Nietzsche for wisdom and a healthy critique of decadence.
As BAP says, there are portals – and portals lead into uplands, into eternity, into things greater. This is how Nietzsche can be a path forward, and why his approach to philosophy should be the essence of the new Right. The German philosopher presents us with great thought, accomplished on mountaintops, as he hiked the weak intellectualism out of his body, to shake us out of conservatism, whilst energizing an impulse towards creation.
Practically, the new Right shouldn’t seek sentimental reverence for what is old and past – which ultimately leads nowhere – but embrace simple things; things that are already very popular with those outside the conservative/liberal trap: conservation of beauty, preservation of culture, ordered borders, denunciation of the current cultural orthodoxy, and revolt against the new Regime of safetyism.
***
Is it not clear then why Christians should read Nietzsche?
From a Christian point of view, of course, no earthly thing is absolutely essential, but that does not mean Providence does not offer gifts. After all, the Church historically made profitable use of the Pax Augustana, Greek culture, Aristotle, and the best of Pagan Europe. Justin Martyr in his First Apology to the Roman Emperor, Antoninus Pius, circa AD 156, writes:
“We have been taught that Christ is the first-born of God, and we have declared above that He is the Word of whom every race of men were partakers; and those who lived reasonably are Christians, even though they have been thought atheists; as, among the Greeks, Socrates and Heraclitus, and men like them…”
The same can be true of Nietzsche. Just as Aristotle corrected a Platonic tendency to flee the body, so does Nietzsche ask us once again to consider the fierce glories of earthly life and becoming.
And just as the likes of Heraclitus were justified by Justin Martyr as pre-Christians, there is a good case for Christians to argue that Nietzsche lived not in a pre-Christian world, but a post-Christian world.
Nietzsche wasn’t necessarily wrong in his famous statement “God is dead” – effectively he was dead to most of the inhabitants of the drab world of post-Christendom. As he would say, only where there are tombs are there resurrections. What Nietzsche and the faith of the Church fathers have in common is the idea that asceticism and charity is not abasement, or merely a cross, but a pathway to transfiguration.
In the persona of Zarathustra, Nietzsche says the bridge to the Übermensch and path of true life for those who undergo to overcome nihilism and create their own values, is to transform three times:
“Of three metamorphoses of the spirit I tell you: how the spirit becomes a camel; and the camel, a lion; and the lion, finally, a child.”
To be the camel means to carry a great burden… perhaps a cross?
The camel becomes the conquering lion, who can achieve a mastery – but this is not the end. To complete the path of the spirit, the ‘No’ of the lion must become the ‘Yes’ of the child…
“The child is innocence and forgetting, a new beginning, a game, a self-propelled wheel, a first movement, a sacred ‘Yes.’ For the game of creation, my brothers, a sacred ‘Yes’ is needed.”
Nietzsche famously said he could only believe in a god who dances. This is what the Church Fathers themselves believed, what John Damascene called perichoresis: the great movement within God.
Instead of John Damascene, the West, even as it bombs Damascus, has embraced the Christianity of the ‘weak’ postmodern thought of another ‘John’ from Turin: Gianni Vattimo, who saw in Nietzsche’s death of God, not as a prelude to a resurrection, but the death of any positive content or ‘Yes’ in Christianity – a fulfillment of faith as pure kenosis, humiliation, and of cross with no resurrection in some decadent act of ‘love’ emptying of all being. Nietzsche by contrast exhorts us to become.
***
Beneath this Christian and Nietzschean exhortation, is the supposition shared by both that humanity and the universe are destined for glory, if they overcome the threat of nihilism. This is what C.S. Lewis means when he says our generation needs to become pagan before it can become Christians. The weakness of Christ is only worth notice because of the strength from which it descends. This notion of humanity awaiting glorification and even deification cannot be taken from a mere reverence for whatever Reich we find ourselves in. It must be sought in the fire of the Logos, in the world of Value that supersedes conventional ethics.
Lou Salomé, the philosophical companion who spurned Nietzsche’s romantic advances, recalled that in their conversations that they spoke of nothing but God. The philosopher’s breakdown in Turin, almost a re-enaction of an episode from Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, itself speaks of a sympathy for Christians belied by some of his wilder rhetoric. What if the episode is the culmination of his philosophy of becoming, and not merely a personal failure or disease?
While incompatibilities at some point may likely still arise, Nietzsche need not be an enemy of Christians. And Christians need not flounder in the liberalism of their brethren, and relinquish a role in the great challenge of our times. Nietzsche’s philosophy of the will to power and the achievement of the Übermensch may perhaps be a kind of postmodern recovery of the tradition traced from Heraclitus to the Church Fathers. If one reads closely, listens closely, one may eventually need to ask: is the will to power the will to God? | {
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As you’re tapping, scrolling, and swiping on your phone, you probably don’t give much thought to the fact that your apps are consuming electricity — just that they’re chipping away at your battery life.
It’s engaging. It’s hopeful. It pushes the plot forward.
Only a quarter of young adults are financially literate. You don’t want to overwhelm them with terrible advice.
John Mcarthy
Before you click away, disappointed that I brought up something as practical and boring as time management, hear me out. My intent is not to crush your spirits.
Current Mobile Cloud
The average U.S. iPhone owner uses 1–2 gigabytes of LTE data per month, according to some studies. That data comes at an energy cost that’s opaque, because we can’t see it directly.
You can’t look to your peers in the industry, because all they’re going to tell you is that they are killing it, crushing it, changing the world.
Example: Journey towards design perfection
Business and core management app are for enterprise.
The truth, of course, is that these people have been lying to you all along.
A federal government initiated report conducted by the Allen Consulting Group released in July 2011 proposed, amongst other detail, various standards of reporting criteria ranging from voluntary to a comprehensive evaluation conducted by qualified energy rating assessors.
The Happiness Hypothesis
These simple survey measures seem credible. But according to psychologists, happiness and life satisfaction do not coincide. Life satisfaction has a cognitive component — individuals have to step back to assess their lives — while happiness reflects positive and negative emotions that fluctuate.
In other words, happiness may be an element achieved by:
The image should be dark, and not have a lot of contrast-y edges.
The text has to be white — I dare you to find a counter-example that’s clean and simple. Seriously. Just one.
Test it at every screen/window size to make sure it’s legible.
The challenges and struggles of the hero’s journey exist for a reason: They help you and your business grow.
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Almost all of the energy impact from this process is incurred by your mobile provider at the base station, which is part of a vast network of these towers deployed across countries to ensure there are no gaps in coverage. That sprawl requires massive amounts of energy.
First Approach for Success
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy estimated in a 2012 study that the energy impact of data is far greater than previously anticipated.
In real terms it is about 5.12 kilowatt hours per gigabyte of data consumed. It also uncovered where most of that cost is incurred: cloud providers.
Sixty percent of Africans are under the age of 25. To see Africa through their eyes is to see a continent brimming with potential and opportunity: https://t.co/Sgxobv2iga pic.twitter.com/3NvQOwwTb5
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Working extremely long hours every day of the week might seem exciting at first, but it always leads to burnout.
The Dreamy Factors
In order to get everyone on the same page, with the right incentives, we have to accomplish a few things:
Return to investors. Our investors took a huge bet on us and they deserved to get a handsome return.
Return to employees. Our team also took a big bet on us over the years by investing their time. They deserved a return as well.
Stock options. If we weren’t planning to sell the company, giving employees stock options didn’t make sense. We needed a new way for the team to share in the success of the business.
The “preference-based” perspective starts from the idea that people are better off when their reality matches better what they themselves consider to be important.
Solid use of color, capitalization, and spacing.
Preferences thus have a cognitive “valuational” component: they reflect people’s well-informed and well-considered ideas about what a good life is, not merely their market behaviour.
Read: 20 Measures of Energy
This does not coincide with subjective life satisfaction. Recall the example of patients with the locked-in syndrome reporting high levels of satisfaction because they have adapted to their situation. This does not mean that they would not prefer it.
So it’s up to networks and cloud providers to push energy efficiency forward
Every megabyte has a cost, even if it’s not readily visible, but it’s easy to forget that. From the solo developer to the cloud hoster, awareness and ownership of energy efficiency is key.
Over to You
I hope the contrast in these stories help to highlight what we’ve learned:
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2,608,988 | We scheduled delivery of same day flowers to my young granddaughter in the hospital. She had surgery the day before. Even though we paid the extra fee – the flowers were NEVER delivered!!! But what really infuriates me is that no one from FTD even bothered to let me know! I kept calling my daughter in law to see if the flowers and gift had been delivered and she said no. Finally at 6:15 PM on a Saturday I call FTD! I am told the flowers did not get delivered, would not be delivered but they will try to get to it on Monday! Are you kidding me??? If I had not called I never would have known this! I cannot believe the horrible customer service! My granddaughter is being released on Monday, she would not have even been there! And to top it off – they would have kept the extra fee for the same day Saturday delivery! How dishonest! Then when I tell the customer service rep to cancel the order; she proceeds to hound me to have it delivered on Monday and the will refund me $3.00 – Unbelievable!!!??? I will NEVER use this company again! This was important and they could have cared less!
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2,608,989 | Its Sat/11/14/15 and we just left Red Lobster in Toms River, NJ. The NEW Ultimate Feast that we ordered was terrible and the lobster tail looked either burnt or rotted on the end. We ordered two of these dinners at $29.49 each. My husband got melted butter and lemon on his plate, but I did not. The food was not good at all. I barely got a tablespoon of rice on my plate. We have been going there since it opened. But if Red Lobster is starting to cut back
on the quality of their food and still charge high prices, then we are no longer going to be a customer. The meals were lousy. Stop being so cheap and go back to the way it was. I should have refused to pay the bill. But that is not my style. Either improve on the food and how it is presented or can expect to tell everyone not to go there. It is to expensive to be served lousy food. I can be reached. I do expect to here from you.
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Amrit Mahotsav: Special Prize Distribution Ceremony of India@75 Nationwide Quiz for Bhutanese school students at India House
Press Release: India@75- Special Prize Distribution Ceremony of India @75 Nationwide quiz for Bhutanese School students at India House
Amrit Mahotsav: Gift of a statue of Lord Buddha, commissioned by ICCR, to Bhutan to commemorate India@75
Amrit Mahotsav: India@75 Plantation of saplings at the India House Estate on the eve of World Environment Day
Amrit Mahotsav: India@75 Inter-Dzongkhag Nationwide Quiz for school students of Bhutan
Amrit Mahotsav: India@75 Online talk and screening of 'Sacred Buddhist Dance' film by Benoy Behl, Buddhist Scholar
Amrit Mahotsav: India@75 - Launch of the Little Guru Sanskrit Language learning App in Bhutan
Amrit Mahotsav India@75 Special Week: Virtual Conference on the contribution of Assam in India's Freedom Struggle
Amrit Mahotsav India@75 Special Week: Virtual Conference on the contribution of Assam in India's Freedom Struggle
Amrit Mahotsav:India@75 Online course on Gandhian Philosophy by Dr. Shobhna Radhakrishna.
Amrit Mahotsav India@75 Special Week: Celebrating Excellence in Engineering - award of the ICE UK Brunel Medal to the Mangdechhu Hydroelectric Project and commemoration of 50 years of India-Bhutan cooperation in hydropower
Amrit Mahotsav India@75 Special Week:Celebrating Excellence in Engineering -award of the ICE UK Brunel Medal to the Mangdechhu Hydroelectric Project and commemoration of 50 years of India-Bhutan cooperation in Hydropower.
Amrit Mahotsav India@75 Special Week: Space Odyssey - Showcasing India's Achievements in Space Technology through a virtual webinar co-hosted with ISRO
Amrit Mahotsav India@75 Special Week: Space Odyssey: Showcasing India's Achievements in Space Technology through a virtual Webinar co-hosted with ISRO.
India House Golf Course
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Bhutan Times newspaper report on the India@75 Amrit Mahotsav event: Plantation of saplings at the India House Estate on the eve of World Environment Day
Kuensel newspaper photo story of 19 June 2021 regarding the virtual signing of an MOU on Cooperation in the Areas of Environment between India and Bhutan
Kuensel newspaper photo story of 22 April 2021 on the gift of a statue of Lord Buddha from the Government and people of India to the Government and people of Bhutan on the birth anniversary of Guru Rinpoche
Bhutan Times news article of 27 June 2021 on the gift of a statue of Lord Buddha by India to Bhutan
Journalist Bhutan news article of 27 June 2021 on the gift of a statue of Lord Buddha commissioned by ICCR for Bhutan
Kuensel photo story of 28 June 2021 on the India@75 event - Special Prize Distribution ceremony held at India House on 26 June 2021
Bhutan Times news article of 28 June 2021 on the India@75 event - Special Prize Distribution ceremony held at India House on 26 June 2021
Ambassador's interview on the International Day of Yoga published in the Bhutan Times newspaper
Bhutan Times report of 20 June 2021 regarding signing of MOU between India and Bhutan on cooperation in the Areas of Environment
Kuensel report titled "Bhutan and India hold 3rd Plan talks virtually" - 29 June 2021
Bhutan Times report of 4 July 2021 covers meeting of Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj with Bhutanese & Indian counterparts to forge a way forward to facilitate Bhutan’s Agri-exports to India.
Business Bhutan report of 3 July 2021 covers discussions led by Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj with Bhutanese & Indian counterparts to forge a way forward to facilitate Bhutan’s Agri-exports to India.
Ministry of Culture and International Buddhist Confederation confers the Vesak Samman to Dasho Karma Ura : Bhutan Today report of 27 May 2021
Government of India confers Vesak Samman on Dasho Karma Ura: BBS Report of 27 May 2021.
Bhutan Times new article of 11 July 2021 traces the cooperation between India and Bhutan in the preservation and restoration of cultural heritage projects.
Kuensel report of 16 July 2021 on the GOI's permission to allow import of seven vegetables as an exceptional measure for Bhutan
Bhutan Times news report dated 18 July 2021 on the launch of BHIM UPI App in Bhutan by the Finance Ministers of India and Bhutan
Bhutan Times news report of 18 July 2021 on the Multi-Speciality Hospital to be constructed in Thimphu with GOI support and on GOI's exceptional gesture to allow agri exports from Bhutan
GoI allows import of Seven vegetables as an exceptional measure for Bhutan
Business Bhutan newsreport dated 17 July 2021 regarding GoI grants nod to Bhutan's agri-exports to India
Formal market access for Bhutan's agri-exports to India
Bhutan Today newsreport dated 18 July 2021 titled Bhutan -India Cooperation in Healthcare
The Journalist Newsreport dated 18 July 2021 titled Green light to import greens to India, exceptional measure to Bhutan by GoI
Bhutan Times newsreport dated 18 July 2021 regarding Master Plan for 500 bed Multispecialty Hospital submitted to Government of India
Bhutan Times report of 25 July on the India@75: Asadha Poornima Celebrations at India House on 24 July 2021
Bhutan Today news report of 25 July 2021 on the India@75 Asadha Poornima celebrations at India House.
Journalist Bhutan news report of 25 July 2021 on the India@75 Asadha Poornima celebrations at India House.
Kuensel report of 6 August 2021 on the India@75 Special Week event: Award of the Brunel Medal Handed to the Mangdechhu Hydroelectric Project
Kuensel report of 5 August 2021 on the interaction of ISRO Scientific Secretary R Umamaheshwaran with Bhutanese youth through a Special Webinar as part of the India@75 Special Week in Bhutan
Kuensel photo story of 9 August 2021 on the prize distribution ceremony of the videobyte competition "What India Means To Me" hosted at India House as part of the India@75 Special Week in Bhutan
Bhutan Times news report of 8 August on a Special Programme held at India House as part of the India@75 Special Week in Bhutan
Bhutan Times Report of 8 August on the award of the ICE UK Brunel medal to the Mangdechhu Hydroelectric Power Project, a template of success of India-Bhutan cooperation in hydropower
Kuensel photo story of 7 August 2021 on the India@75 Virtual Conference on the contribution of Assam in India's Freedom Struggle as well as on exploring Connectivities and Synergies between Assam and Bhutan as part of Amrit Mahotsav celebrations
Journalist Bhutan report of 8 August 2021 on the India@75 Special Week in Bhutan as Amrit Mahotsav celebrations
Bhutan Times photo story of 8 August 2021 on the India@75 Virtual Conference on the contribution of Assam in India's Freedom Struggle as well as on exploring Connectivities and Synergies between Assam and Bhutan as part of Amrit Mahotsav celebrations
Journalist Bhutan report of 8 August 2021 on the Amrit Mahotsav celebrations in Bhutan organized by the Embassy of India, Thimphu in the run-up to the 75th Independence Day of India
Journalist Bhutan report of 8 August 2021 on the award by the Institution of Civil Engineers UK of the prestigious Brunel Medal for excellence in Civil Engineering to the Mangdechhu Hydroelectric Power Project
Bhutan Today Report of 8 August 2021 on the India@75 Special Week in Bhutan, as part of #AmritMahotsav celebrations
Bhutan Today news report of 8 August 2021 on the award of the prestigious ICE UK Brunel Medal to the Mangdechhu Hydropower Project during the India@75 Special Week in Bhutan
Business Bhutan report of 7 August 2021 on the India@75 Special Week in Bhutan, as part of Amrit Mahotsav celebrations
Business Bhutan news report of 7 August 2021 on the India@75 Virtual Conference on the contribution of Assam in India's Freedom Struggle as well as on exploring Connectivities and Synergies between Assam and Bhutan as part of Amrit Mahotsav celebrations
Business Bhutan news report on the Ambassador's interaction with the National Women's Cricket Team of Bhutan as part of the India@75 Special Week
Ambassador's Interview to Journalist Bhutan newspaper on the 75th Independence Day of India
Business Bhutan video link dated 30 August 2021 regarding India At 75 Cricket Cup
The Journalist newsreport dated 30 August 2021 regarding India At 75 Cricket Cup
The Kuensel newsreport dated 30 August 2021 regarding India At 75 Cricket Cup
Business Bhutan news report dated 4 September 2021 regarding India At 75 Cricket cup
Bhutan Today news report dated 5 September 2021 regarding India At 75 Cricket cup
Bhutan Times news report dated 5 September 2021 regarding India At 75 Cricket cup
Kuensel News Report dated 22 September 2021 regarding India-Bhutan Development Cooperation Talks
Business Bhutan Report dated 25 September 2021 on the Joint Development of a Small Satellite for Bhutan
Bhutan Times report dated 26 September 2021 on ISRO assisting Bhutan in its Space Journey
Bhutan Today report dated 26 September 2021 on India-Bhutan cooperation in Space Technology
Kuensel report dated 27 September 2021 on the Virtual Signing Ceremony of the Implementing Arrangement
Bhutan Times news report of 3 October 2021 on Gandhi Jayanti celebrations and ITEC Day celebrations organized by the Embassy of India, Thimphu
The Journalist news article of 3 October 2021 on ITEC Day celebrations organized by the Embassy of India, Thimphu
Bhutan Today news report of 3 October 2021 on Gandhi Jayanti celebrations held on 2 October 2021 at the India House Estate
Bhutan Today news article of 3 October 2021 on ITEC Day celebrations on 1 October 2021 organized by the Embassy of India, Thimphu
Bhutan Times report of 17 October 2021 regarding the India@75 Art Competition held in collaboration with Sherubtse College to honour the birth anniversary of the Third Druk Gyalpo
The Journalist report of 17 October 2021 regarding the India@75 Art Competition held in collaboration with Sherubtse College as a tribute to the Third Druk Gyalpo
Business Bhutan news report of 16 October 2021 regarding the India@75 Art Competition held at Sherubtse College, in honour of the Third Druk Gyalpo
Bhutan Today news report of 17 October 2021 regarding India@75 Art Competition held in collaboration with Sherubtse College, Kanglung on the occasion of the birth anniversary of the Third Druk Gyalpo | {
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I am new to this board but really could use some advice. I started dating James my husband last summer and we fell madly in love so quick it was like we are soul mates we are so alike and compatible as far as having relationship goes. Both of us were in school and very ambitious. We started talking about engagement 2 months into the relationship and did it in November with plans to finish school get married and have a family together. We never fought just bickered and resolved issues calmly, the best man I have ever had in my life. I found out I was pregnant on April 14th and we were completely shocked as I was on birth control that I only had a period every 4 months on(and took it on time every day I might add). When I went to the OBGYN a few days later and had an ultrasound I was really shocked to find out I was 20 weeks(5 mos.) pregnant!!!! :dizzy: Not only were we completely unprepared financially (neither of us make more than $300-$350 a week) but I saw my hopes for an education and leaving the impoverished rural town I grew up in fly out the window :wave: . Then after a couple days we both managed to swallow reality and were actually really happy to be blessed with a child so quickly and both see it as god granting our dreams to be together and have a family by default, so we got married May 11th started trying to figure out how to make our lives work(continue our educations/dreams and give our child the life we didn't have). Well James decided he would join the Air Force as they offer housing, healthcare, education and all kinds of other benefits and he could finish the 6wk boot camp and have me come live on base before the baby got here. Only when we get to the recruiter they say it will be at least September before he could ship out (our baby girl Kaylee Erica Crowe is due 9-7-05) so thats out of the question until at least December or January since I wouldn't have the heart to make him miss his little girls first couple of months. Now we are living at my Mother-in-laws since we don't have the money to buy this endless list of baby stuff(its alot!) and afford our own apartment and other bills at the same time. James does construction work but it isn't reliable as any day it rains or his boss doesn't work he doesn't either so it's barely enough for us to pay half the bills at his mom's house(another story completely we pay 1/2 the bills but also we have to buy groceries for his mom and 18 yr old sister even though they both make more individually than we do together, they just eat it all even my juice and health food for pregnancy and leave us with an empty fridge, they stay at a pool hall which his moms boyfriend of the month owns and party hard all the time etc. etc.) anyways he has halfway looked for a job to no success, he is going to be a computer programmer (if he can ever get out of this town to somewhere that uses computers and hires people for that) so he uses that for an excuse to sit in front of his computer all day long and ignore anything I have to say, stay up until 5 am and still expect my family to send more and more money to support both of us. I quit working a month ago because waiting tables was causing me excruciating back pain/sciatica since I have scholiosis so I guess he thinks he shouldn't have to work either? My family has tried to get me to come live with them until he can support me and provide a good environment for me to raise a baby (his moms house is smoked in and she and her daughter do drugs here so it wouldn't work even though James says they would quit) and I would like to since they are very well off financially and I would be so much less stressed etc. but I love him so much and don't want to ruin a perfectly good marriage because he can't leave for the air force until January and he has said it would probably be over if I moved and "left him". We have recently started fighting because of the stress and it hurts so bad to know that if things were different we would be sooo happy in this situation but we are getting distanced emotionally because of our different views and inability to come up with a solution. I feel trapped here where I don't know if I will have money or support to eat right or make it to doctor appointments every day and even though I love him it's like James has clammed up and broken under the stress of not being able to sup[port his family so now he is just numb and takes no action to help me in preparing for this baby. It's like he is a shell of the man he used to be and I know he won't be himself again until he goes in the Air Force and feels he is accomplishing something. I hope somebody out there has some advice and solutions I am so mad at him because I would sacrifice if I was in his position and work 2 fast food jobs if that is what it took (but he says he "can't do" that kind of work as if he's too good for it) and at the same time I feel sorry for him because I know he has had a stress free life so far ( I have lived in a big city and worked my butt off before just to survive since my parents haven't worked in 10+ yrs kicked me out when I was 16 etc. before but he has lived with his mom while in school and never had to be accountable) and he is like cracking under the pressure plus I know he will do very well in the military once he is in it just sucks right now and I love him too much to give up on him after 2 months of marriage. Please help me I really need some friendly support right now as I feel totally alone and all I can do is cry :( all the time and get called a ***** for not being happy with what I've got and for acting like I'm too good for my mother-in-laws son? I just want to give my baby a good home, start a family and be happy for the first time in a few months. Thanks for reading all this I know it's long and I'm sorry but I had to get alot off my chest and this isn't even half of it! Thanks for your time and what should I do? :confused:
Lauren and James married 05-11-05 :D
First Angel Due 09-07-05 :angel: Kaylee Erica Crowe
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Rebecca Saladin and Marc Seematter participated in an interview online from Plattenstrasse 54’s new office. After various temporary locations, the employee support office found a permanent home on the top floor of a typical stylish villa in Zurich-Hottingen.
The two co-leaders of UZH’s employee services are clearly pleased with the new facility. “We are in the heart of the university district, but well away from the hustle and bustle of the UZH main building, where we have the privacy and relaxed atmosphere we need to work,” says Saladin. She wants people who come here for appointments to feel comfortable from the moment they walk the door, once or several times. “We believe that those seeking advice can more easily engage in counseling situations in a quiet and comfortable environment.”
Seek expert support
Saladin and Seematter know from experience how difficult it is for many to seek professional support when faced with work difficulties. “We all have some restraint when it comes to asking for help,” says Mark Seamatter, who provides legal advice and mediation in work-related disputes. Some are afraid to go into complete treatment, while others are worried that speaking will have formal internal measures, investigations, or widespread consequences.
Psychologist Rebecca Saladin reassures us in this regard. In very complex situations, if people need longer-term support, turn to other services inside and outside UZH. “
Seematter is also keen to dispel all worries. “We are completely independent and everything that is said in our office is completely confidential. We are not to mention the experts and disciplinary bodies that direct UZH’s others and offices. , There is no obligation to provide information to other parties. Talking to us has no effect. “
Great demand for psychological counseling
The Employee Support Office provides short-term counseling focused on three advisory services: psychological counseling for stressful work-related situations, legal advice on work-related issues, and arbitration and mediation between parties in work-related disputes. Intended as a service.
Last year, 160 UZH staff from all faculties and various central services departments contacted the Employee Support Office for advice and support. Almost 50% of requests are psychological counseling and dominate office activities.
In addition, there were purely requests for legal advice, most of which were related to questions about working conditions, the authority to issue directives, or potential or explicit dismissals. About 30% of requests required multifaceted advice and support. “Sometimes,” explains Mark Seamatter. “Legal issues are in the foreground, and in the background, personal or interpersonal issues also play a major role in scrutiny, while legal issues are involved during psychological counseling. And sometimes there is a need for mediation between the various parties to the dispute. “
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“People who rely on us for psychological counseling often find themselves in complex, problematic, or complex situations, so the first consultation is used to assess the situation and reveal details. “Rebecca Saladin says. In the first conversation, when employees explain the problem and Saladin listens and asks questions, it is often possible to identify the problem in a seemingly deadlock situation relatively quickly. “The second step is to develop a potential solution to the concerns raised.”
For difficult work situations, psychologists look at both the structure, the work procedures and processes that involve people, and the areas of interpersonal relationships, especially communication with colleagues and bosses. The main questions she asks herself are: What is the room for maneuvering for those seeking advice? What measures can they take independently to improve the situation? And what steps are available to support employee self-empowerment and self-care? “People are often surprised at how much creative freedom and influence they actually have in the workplace.”
According to Saladin, this is the main purpose of the employee support office, which allows people seeking help to follow a defined path independently and find unique solutions to difficult situations. Is to do so.
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2,608,996 | Bisphosphonates are a relatively newer class of drugs which have been used for the prevention of skeletal related complications of age related osteoporosis or metastatic disease from carcinoma breast or multiple myeloma. Their role in the management of prostate cancer is still under evolution. We hereby review the ongoing and some published randomized trials to define the role of bisphosphonates in various stages of prostate cancer.
Keywords: Bisphosphonates, prostate cancer, hormone resistant prostate cancer
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Nayyar R, Gupta NP. Use of bisphosphonates in prostate cancer: Current status. Indian J Urol 2007;23:51-4
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Nayyar R, Gupta NP. Use of bisphosphonates in prostate cancer: Current status. Indian J Urol [serial online] 2007 [cited 2021 Nov 27];23:51-4. Available from: https://www.indianjurol.com/text.asp?2007/23/1/51/30267
Bisphosphonates are a relatively newer class of drugs which have been used for the prevention of skeletal-related complications of age-related osteoporosis or metastatic disease from carcinoma breast or multiple myeloma. Their role in the management of prostate cancer is still under evolution. We hereby review the ongoing and some published randomized trials to define the role of bisphosphonates in various stages of prostate cancer.
Since no curative therapy is available for patients with advanced carcinoma of the prostate, sooner or later such patients develop metastatic disease, most commonly to the bones. Between 1984 and 1991, 30 to 40% of men with prostate cancer presented with advanced disease, while at present, only 5% of men have metastases at initial presentation.[1] Bone involvement is a significant cause of morbidity and disability in these patients. Bisphosphonates is a relatively newer class of drugs which have been utilized routinely for bone involvement in patients with metastatic breast cancer and multiple myeloma. For these tumors they have been shown to reduce the risk of fractures and the need for palliative radiotherapy.[2] Their role in prostate cancer is relatively less well established. Presently their role in the treatment of prostate cancer is being assessed in several ongoing trials. They also have a potential role in treating and preventing androgen deprivation-induced osteoporosis. More recently, they are being used in combination regimens as part of multi-drug chemotherapy.
Mechanism of action
Bisphosphonates (previously called diphosphonates) are stable pyrophosphate analogs that have several actions including likely inhibition of osteoblast proliferation and differentiation, decreasing osteoclast differentiation and induction of apoptosis through caspase activation.[3]
They decrease bone resorption, primarily through direct inhibition of osteoclast activity and proliferation. Most of the metastases in prostate cancer are osteosclerotic, but it has been shown that the abnormal osteoblastic bone formation within metastases is preceded by osteoclastic activation, which appears to be associated with bone pain. This provides the rationale for using bisphosphonates, which are powerful and selective inhibitors of osteoclastic bone resorption. They have also been shown to have anti-tumoral effects on prostate cancer cell lines.[4]
The various available bisphosphonates are given in [Table - 1]. They have been classified as 1st, 2nd or 3rd generation agents, based on the type of side chain on the carbon atom, their relative antiresorptive potencies and when they were developed. With each new generation has come a 10- to 100-fold increase in antiresorptive potency.
Bisphosphonates are poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. Typically, absorption ranges from 0.7% to 3% of an oral dose and is significantly reduced in the presence of calcium, other divalent cations or food or beverages other than plain water. Bisphosphonates are not metabolized. After binding to bone surfaces and exerting their effects on osteoclasts, they are retained in the bone for months or years and are slowly released with the process of bone turnover. The portion of absorbed drug that is not bound to bone is excreted by the kidney unchanged [Table - 1].
Role in preventing skeletal complications of androgen deprivation therapy in advanced nonmetastatic prostate cancer
Although, normal men also have a gradual age-related loss of bone mineral density (BMD) of 7-12% per decade beginning at age 30, primary male osteoporosis is not common.[5] But patients of advanced carcinoma prostate are at a relatively high risk of skeletal morbidity including pathological fractures because of frequent bone metastasis and the use of androgen deprivation therapy, which can hasten loss of BMD. Androgen suppression reduces BMD by approximately 3-7% per year[6] and such men have BMD measurements about 6.5-17.3% lower than men who do not receive androgen deprivation therapy.[7] Higher overall fracture rates of ~9% have been reported in men with prostate cancer who are treated with androgen deprivation therapy.[8] This rate is about three times the expected incidence of fractures in normal men of similar age (TOWNSEND). Another recent study has reported a 19.4% fracture rate in prostate cancer patients receiving androgen deprivation therapy compared with 12.6% rate in patients not receiving it[9] ( P < 0.001). Increased occurrence of hip or spine fractures has been related to increased morbidity as well as mortality in several existing reports.[10],[11],[12] Even in men who have hormone naοve prostate cancer and are not on androgen deprivation therapy, higher than expected rates of osteoporosis and decreased BMD have been seen.[13] In them, this decreased BMD correlated significantly with advanced age, lower body mass index and high PSA.
Several treatments have been tried to reduce bone mineral loss in cancer prostate patients including daily calcium, vitamin D, weight-bearing exercise, estrogen therapy, calcitonin and bisphosphonates. Low-dose estrogen therapy and transdermal estradiol therapy have been shown to reduce bone mineral loss with effective testosterone suppression and without significant cardiovascular or thromboembolic toxicity.[14],[15] Other drugs have not shown much benefit so far except bisphosphonates, which have been proved in several randomized controlled trials to improve bone mineral density in cancer prostate patients.
Many bisphosphonates including pamidronate, zoledronic acid and neridronate have been shown to significantly improve the bone mineral density in spine, femoral neck, trochanter and hip as compared to a placebo in men with advanced nonmetastatic prostate cancer treated with androgen deprivation therapy.[16],[17],[18] The BMD actually increased in patients treated with androgen receptor antogonist therapy and there was no loss of BMD in patients treated with maximal androgen blockade. On the other hand, in placebo groups there was an increase in the urinary deoxypyridoline (DPD) and bone alkaline phosphatase, both of which are markers of increased bone turnover. Also, there was a definite bone loss as measured by the DEXA scan. Although no patient in these trials suffered from clinical (symptomatic) fracture, there were some radiographically detected new or worsening vertebral fractures in both the groups, whether taking bisphosphonates or not. The limitations of these studies include an overall quite short follow-up, up to one year. Moreover, none of the studies has so far evaluated the site-specific fracture rates and it remains to be seen whether preventing BMD loss in these patients translates into reduced symptomatic or clinically significant fracture rate.[19]
Role in preventing skeletal complications in hormone naοve metastatic prostate cancer
Clodronate was shown to improve, although insignificantly, the overall survival of men with hormone naοve metastatic prostate cancer in MRC PR05 trial.[20] Another large multicenter, international randomized trial (the MRC Systemic Therapy in Advancing or Metastatic Prostate cancer: Evaluation of drug efficacy, STAMPEDE trial) has been set up to assess the safety and efficacy of zoledronic acid in patients starting long-term androgen deprivation therapy. Its results should be available in the near future.
Role in preventing skeletal complications in hormone resistant metastatic prostate cancer
Randomized trials done using clodronate 1500 mg vs. Placebo[21] and pamidronate 90 mg vs. placebo[22] in men with bone metastasis from HRPC, did not show any significant improvement in the pain or analgesic requirement or quality of life. But possible benefit was surely suggested for patients who had more severe pain as baseline at the start of the study. Moreover, these trials did not use third generation bisphosphonate (like zoledronic acid), which could have provided more pain relief. Another larger study done using zoledronic acid[23] and including 643 men with bony metastasis from hormone resistant prostate cancer (ZAPCSG, Zoledronic acid prostate cancer study group trial) showed a statistically significant reduction in skeletal-related events including pathological fractures, spinal cord compression, surgery or radiation therapy to bone and a change of systemic anticancer treatment (33.2% vs. 44.2%, P = 0.021). But even in this trial, the result did not translate into a significant benefit of quality of life though there was an insignificant trend towards improved overall survival for the zoledronate arm compared with placebo. In the absence of any statistically significant impact either on the quality of life or on overall survival, routine use of zoledronate cannot be recommended. The reduction in pain although said to be clinically significant for patients receiving zoledronate 4 mg, was said to be to the tune of only 0.47 units over a scale of 11 points, which is questionable.[24] Also bisphosphonates have there own side-effects including fatigue, anemia, myalgia, fever, edema, weight loss and renal toxicity. Sometimes these side-effects may be the reason for the discontinuation of the drug. These may also have a bearing on the relatively poor improvement in the overall quality of life, seen in the ZAPCSG trial. In the absence of a proven overall advantage if used in all patients with metastatic hormone-resistant prostate cancer, one needs to identify the subset of patients which may derive significant benefit from the use of bisphosphonates.[25] Such patients may include those who have more severe pain at the start of therapy or have poor BMD with associated risk of bone fracture or those who show striking benefit with the first few doses of the drug. The most beneficial dose and scheduling of these drugs are also still evolving with several ongoing trials. Although 8mg of zoledronic acid has been shown to provide better pain relief, it provided poorer efficacy in preventing skeletal-related events. The side-effects are even more with the higher dose of zoledronic acid.[23]
Use in combination with chemotherapeutic agents as multi-drug chemotherapy
Various chemotherapy drugs are being tried in patients of hormone-resistant prostate cancer for their palliative benefit. However, the achievement of survival benefit has not been possible so far. Bisphosphonates, particularly zoledronic acid, has been shown to have an anti-tumoral synergistic interaction with taxanes both in-vitro and in-vivo .[26],[27] Moreover, as discussed above, bisphosphonates may reduce skeletal-related events, besides reducing pain and analgesic requirement. They also have different toxicity profiles. Therefore the combined use of zoledronic acid with docetaxel and prednisone is being tried for its possible survival benefit and improvement of quality of life. One pilot report using this combination showed significant improvement in pain and reduction in analgesic requirement with a reduction in PSA by more than half in more than 50% of patients.[28] A similar trial is ongoing at our institute and the results are soon going to be analyzed.
Adverse effects of bisphosphonate therapy
Bisphosphonates are generally well tolerated, but they too are associated with their attendant side-effects. Nausea and abdominal pain are common with oral bisphosphonates. Upper gastrointestinal disorders such as dysphagia, esophagitis, esophageal ulcer and gastric ulcer may occur. It is recommended that patients take bisphosphonates on an empty stomach with a full glass of water and remain in an upright position for at least 30 min after a dose. Acute phase reaction in the form of arthralgia, fever, transient leucopenia, bone pain, iritis etc. is commonly seen with intravenous administration but is usually self-limited. Nephrotic syndrome and jaw osteonecrosis have also been reported. Osteomalacia and hyperphosphatemia have been seen with etidronate. Other usual adverse effects include fatigue, anemia, myalgia, fever, edema, weight loss, skin rash and renal toxicity.
Summary
The current evidence suggests that bisphosphonates reduce the overall bone turnover and increase or maintain BMD in patients treated with androgen deprivation therapy. This stabilization of BMD may decrease the risk of fracture in these patients, which is otherwise associated with higher degree of morbidity and mortality. However, achievement of benefit in terms of improvement of quality of life and overall survival remains to be proven. Although no specific guidelines are available as yet, BMD measurement by DEXA scan should be strongly considered and bisphosphonate therapy should be instituted in cases with clinical evidence of decreased BMD or fracture or those who have severe pain at presentation.
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airtight seal and secure latches prevent spills and leaks
Great for back to school, lunch, leftovers, and more
Crystal clear Tritan lids and bases feature 360 degree transparency
Made from stain and odor resistant materials that are safe for the dishwasher, microwave, and freezer
Built in vents under latches allow splatter resistant microwaving with the lid on
Stack perfectly with other Brilliance containers to save space and keep pantry and fridge neat
Set of 3 plastic food storage containers, 4 organization accessories, and 3 lids with a 100percentage Leak Proof Guarantee
10 piece kit includes one 3.2 cup container with lid, two 1.3 cup containers with lids, 1 divider, 1 side tray, and 2 small half trays
EasyLunchboxes 3-compartment Bento Lunch Box Containers Brights (Set of 4). BPA-free. Easy-open Lids (Not Leakproof). For Kids and Adults. Work or School Lunches
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★★★★★
$9.77–$13.95$20.51
Last update was on: Thursday, March 26, 2020
Designed with kid-friendly, easy-open lids, therefore, NOT LEAK-PROOF. Avoid liquids or runny food. For children, teens, and adults.
Lid fit is snug, not tight. Great for people with special needs, allergies, picky eaters. Make your own healthy “Lunchables”. Pack leftovers tonight for a fresh lunch tomorrow.
3 compartments (9.4″ x 6.1″ x 2″). Made from FDA-approved, high-quality polypropylene #5 plastic. No BPA, PVC, or phthalates.
Great for portion control or special diet. Keeps food separated. Safe for microwave, freezer, dishwasher. These food storage containers nest together to save space when not in use.
Fewer pieces, more function. Pack eye-appealing meals or snacks with ease. Freezable, microwaveable, portable, stackable. Best when carried in an EasyLunchbox Cooler Bag (in 7 colors).
Color:Brights
The fastest way to pack a lunch box. Guaranteed. Container lids stay put, but can be easily removed by toddlers. (Not leak-proof). Please do not use with liquid or runny food items. Durable and reusable, the containers are of much heavier quality than similar ‘take and toss’ products and will last through many months of waste-free lunch packing. Made from FDA-approved, high-quality polypropylene No.5. No BPA, PVC, or phthalates. Microwave, freezer and dishwasher safe. Almost any menu can fit into the compartments. Foods keep separated and don’t “touch”. Perfect for people with allergies who need breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner packed gluten-free, nut-free, etc. EasyLunchboxes make dieting and portion control easy-just the right amount of food, without having to weigh or measure meals. Quickly assemble healthy and delicious meals to go for school or office lunches, as well as travel, picnics, or family outings. Pack them in the EasyLunchboxes Cooler along with a water bottle, ice block, extra snacks, even a thermos. (Up to three of these compartmentalized food savers fit in the EasyLunchboxes cooler bag.) Each container is 9.4″ x 6.1″ x 2″ Compartment capacities: Large section-2.5 Cups, Smaller section-3/4 cup, Smallest section-1/2 cup. Inside of the largest compartment is approx. 4.5″ x 5″ Inch and 1.75″ deep. (Not leak-proof.).
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Rubbermaid LunchBlox Side Container, Green, Pack of 2 1806176
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★★★★★
$4.73–$6.75$9.05
Last update was on: Thursday, March 26, 2020
Designed for lunch or snacks on the go, these small food storage containers save space and stay organized in any lunch bag
Configure with additional Rubbermaid LunchBlox containers (sold separately) to fit various lunch bag shapes and sizes
Durable containers have a secure lid seal to prevent leaking
Includes 2 Side Containers (1.2 cup capacity each)
Microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe, BPA-free
Size:Container
Rubbermaid Lunch LunchBlox Side Containers are designed to make taking lunch to school or work more convenient and organized. Small food storage containers are perfect for carrying fruit, snacks, and small items to school or to work. Designed to work with other modular LunchBlox containers and Blue Ice freezer packs (sold separately) to save space and fit most lunch boxes. Fits perfectly inside LunchBlox Small and Medium lunch bags. All BPA-free LunchBlox containers are leak-proof, microwave-, dishwasher-, and freezer-safe. Includes two side containers (1.2 cup, 2.76″ L x 4.84″ W x 2.23″ H).
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Sistema Lunch Collection Food Storage Containers, 1.6 Cup, 3 Pack, Blue/Green/Pink | Great for Meal Prep | BPA Free, Reusable
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Sistema To Go Collection Mini Bites Small Food Storage Containers, 4.3 oz./127 mL, Pink/Green/Blue, 3 Count
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Sistema 41524 Lunch Collection Food storage containers, Blue, Green, Pink
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Sistema Lunch Collection Food Storage Containers, 1.9 Cup, 3 Pack, Blue/Green/Pink | Great for Meal Prep | BPA Free, Reusable
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OXO Good Grips Leakproof On-The-Go Lunch Container
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★★★★★
$9.09–$12.99$15.33
Last update was on: Thursday, March 26, 2020
Two-level container for taking lunch on the go
Two leakproof compartments keep wet and dry food separate
Container can be used without the plate to create one large compartment
Clear, durable Tritan lid features four locking tabs to ensure a secure, airtight seal
Silicone gasket is removable for easy cleaning
5 cup capacity
Dishwasher safe
Microwave safe
Freezer safe
BPA free
Size:Lunch Container
Say “so long” to soggy sandwiches. The OXO Good Grips On-the-Go Lunch Container ensures your dry ingredients stay dry until you’re ready to construct the perfect sandwich. With two leakproof compartments to keep wet and dry ingredients separate, tomatoes and pickles keep to themselves and bread stays fresh. The crystal-clear, durable lid is made of BPA free Tritan and features four locking tabs and silicone gasket create a secure seal. The On-the-Go Lunch Container can also be used without the plate for one large leakproof compartment and all parts are dishwasher safe.
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Rubbermaid Lunch Blox Snack Kit – 3 Pack of Lunch Box Food Containers – Comes with 1 Ice Pack, 2 Small, and 1 Long Container – Great for Kids Snacks, School Lunches, and Adult Meal Prep – Blue
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★★★★★
$10.49–$14.98$16.93
Last update was on: Thursday, March 26, 2020
EASY TO USE REUSABLE CONTAINERS – these plastic containers with lids are great for storing food in a kids lunch box or any other lunch containers/lunch bags. Easily pack some snacks for later with these quality food containers with lids
SECURE LID SEAL – Rubbermaid storage containers are designed to have a strong and secure lid seal so your kitchen stays mess-free. Our food storage containers are made to keep your food safe and contained
VERSATILE FOOD CONTAINER – these food prep containers are microwave, dishwasher, and freezer safe for your convenience. This allows you to use as kitchen storage in the freezer, or to heat up food straight from its dish
MULTIPLE SIZES – this Rubbermaid kitchen set comes with 2 different sized boxes and 1 ice pack so you can pack all different kinds of healthy snacks, fruit snacks, goodies, and more for breakfast, lunch, or dinner
STACKABLE SET – stack the ice pack in between the containers, stack only the containers
however you like it so they’ll fit nicely in lunch boxes for kids, a large lunch box, metal lunch box, adult lunch box, and more
Size:3 Sets
Stop struggling with plastic bags and start using Rubbermaid reusable containers!
These reusable containers are easy to seal, easy to stack, and easy to use in general. They’re a great way to pack some meal prep food or snacks that are ready to grab on your way out.
Rubbermaid plastic containers are designed to have a tough seal so your food stays where it should and keep your kitchen mess-free. Your purchase includes 1 long and 2 small containers, as well as 1 ice pack.
Rubbermaid food storage containers are also quite versatile. You can heat up food or freeze it in these containers because they’re microwave, dishwasher, and freezer safe.
As an added bonus, we designed our containers to be easily stackable so storing them in your kitchen cabinets and packing them in a lunch box is a breeze.
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Rubbermaid Lunch Blox Sauce Containers, 3 Ounce, Green, Pack of 2 1806175
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Rubbermaid LunchBlox Entrée Kit, Green 1806233
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Rubbermaid LunchBlox Kids Lunch Box and Food Prep Containers, Tall, Green/Orange/Blue | Stackable & Microwave Safe
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Rubbermaid LunchBlox Leak-Proof Entree Lunch Container Kit, Large, Blue 2000665
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★★★★★
$8.39–$11.99$14.75
Last update was on: Thursday, March 26, 2020
BPA-free lunch containers feature a silicone, airtight seal to help prevent leaks while on-the-go
Durable latches are easy to open and close
Containers snap to Blue Ice to keep your lunch chilled and fresh
Microwave, freezer, and dishwasher safe
Large kit includes: (1) 4.2 Cup Large Entree Container, (2) 0.5 Cup Snack Containers, (2) 1 Cup Side Containers, 2 Blue Ice Blocks
Style Name:Large Entree Kit
The Rubbermaid Lunchbox Leak-Proof Large Entree Lunch Container Kit lets you pack lunch on-the-go without worrying about leaks. Designed with a silicone seal and durable latches, food stays secure for leak-free transport. BPA-free modular food containers fill lunch bags more efficiently by snapping and stacking to each other, and can be snapped to reusable Blue Ice packs to keep food chilled and fresh. The large entree kit includes (1) 4.2 Cup entree container perfect for leftovers, (2) 0.5 Cup snack containers for sauces, fruit or yogurt, (2) 1 Cup side container for chips or veggies, and (2) Blue Ice blocks.
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Rubbermaid 2108406 LunchBlox Kids Box and Meal Prep, 2 Pack Set | Stackable & Microwave Safe Lunch Containers | Assorted Colors, Purple/Pink/Green
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Rubbermaid Lunch Blox Sauce Containers, 3 Ounce, Green, Pack of 2 1806175
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Rubbermaid Lunch Blox Sauce Containers, 3 Ounce, Green, Pack of 2 1806175
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$2.12–$3.03$3.51
Last update was on: Thursday, March 26, 2020
Designed to work together to save space and stay organized in a lunch bag
Sauce containers can be configured to fit various lunch bag shapes and sizes
Perfectly sized for common foods taken on the go
Durable and leak-proof salad dressing containers
Microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe,BPA free
The Rubbermaid 1806175 Lunch Blox – 2 pack sauce containers are part of the new Rubbermaid Lunch Blox Series which is designed to make taking lunch to school or work more convenient and organized. The two sauce packs are perfect for carrying dipping sauces, a small side of yogurt or salad dressing. The Lunch Blox are space efficient and are designed to work together to save space and stay organized in a lunch bag. The pieces of the lunch blox can be configured to fit any lunch bag and work in conjunction with the lunch blox blue ice to keep your lunch chilled for up to four hours. The lunch blox containers are perfectly sized for common foods taken on the go. All Lunch Blox containers are durable and leak-proof, as well as microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe, BPA free.
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2,609,002 | Our work with familes, children and young people is beginning again following the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021.
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2,609,003 | Construction site accidents can happen in many different ways, and many of these accidents and injuries are preventable. According to a recent report, we can group the most common construction injuries and safety accidents into four different categories – electrical incidents, falls, struck-by accidents, and trenching and evacuation accidents. What do you need to know about each of these categories?
Electrical incidents are a construction injury that can be caused by many different factors. Most often, workers get hurt when they come into contact with power lines, or when equipment, including extensions cords, are not used properly. Like preventable electrical incidents, falls can be prevented with attention to safety needs. Protection from falls from heights are of utmost importance. These fall-related injuries occur most often when scaffolds are constructed poorly, when their sides are unprotected, or when ladders are not used properly.
With proper safety equipment and maintenance, struck-by construction injuries can also be avoided. As the report explains, “in the great majority of cases, cranes and trucks are the main cause of accidents and deaths.” Falling objects as well as walls can also strike workers, causing serious and fatal injuries. While we often think primarily of cave-ins when we consider trenching and excavation work accidents, this work actually involves many different types of risks. Most often, construction workers suffer injuries in trenching and excavation work from a lack of oxygen, inhaling toxic fumes, or drowning.
Most Frequent Construction Injuries That Are Also OSHA Safety Violations
According to a fact sheet from OSHA, falls are the leading cause of serious and fatal construction work accidents and injuries, resulting in nearly 40% of all fatal injuries in 2016. In total, 5,190 workers suffered on-the-job fatal injuries in 2016, and more than 20% of those fatalities were in the construction industry.
However, construction safety violations occur for many different reasons. In 2017, OSHA conducted more than 32,000 federal inspections and more than 43,500 State Plan inspections. The agency has approximately 2,100 inspectors who are responsible for ensuring the safety of more than eight million workers, many of whom are employed by construction companies and consider construction sites to be their primary workplaces. The following were the most commonly cited construction injuries that were also OSHA safety violations in 2017:
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Requirements for machinery and machine guarding;
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2,609,006 | Not only am I a sucker for the dystopian literature genre, but combine that with a young adult series and you’ve got me hooked! After reading the first of James Dashner’s newest series, The Maze Runner, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the second. The first book ends with nothing less than the epitome of a cliffhanger that leaves the reader clinging to the side of the mountain, scrambling and clambering to keep a hold on the ledge until book two shows up! Well, book two showed up two days ago and I instantly morphed into a mountain goat, doing nothing but climb that rocky ledge as the story continued, forgoing both homework and housework to find out what lies around each turn of the page.
In this second book, Thomas is back, along with his allies from The Glade. Their rescue and relief at the end of the first novel is short-lived and they are soon placed in the middle of another experiment run by the shady group called WICKED. This time, rather than being in the confined and controlled spaces of a maze, the group is given a final destination, promised “safe haven” upon arrival at that point and told they have two weeks to get from point A to point B.
Of course, completing this task was not a mere matter of sticking out their thumbs and hitching a ride the one hundred miles, but rather a painful, and for some, deadly, trek across the burned wasteland left behind after sun flares destroyed everything on earth between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer.
Along the way, the motley assembly of adolescents faces obstacles that are unimaginable, even after what they went through in the Glade. But worse than the deformed humans suffering the ravages of the Flare (Cranks), the mind games that WICKED plays on the kids leaves them in a position where no one knows who to trust, no one knows who is working for the mystery agency or even which side is good and which is evil. More than once, messages are relayed saying the “WICKED is good.” But is it? Throughout the book, the basic tenants of their individual personalities, their beliefs and their friendships are suddenly called into question.
Like many series, the first book, The Maze Runner, sets a high bar, as it creates a new world, populated with interesting characters and unique situations. Subsequent books have to keep up the energy and excitement of the first, but at the same time somehow deepen the conflict and relationships within its pages. In this trilogy, the follow up, The Scorch Trials, does an admirable job living up to the expectations. I couldn’t stop turning pages, eager to find out what was to become of this group of hardy survivors and the manipulative government agency that controls them. As I wait for the third and final installment in this trilogy, again clinging to the edge of the cliff I was tossed over by the end of book two, James Dashner’s The Scorch Trials earns:
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Posted January 30, 2012 at 8:26 PM by Kristen
Shell, have you read Divergent yet? Veronica Roth. I missed my stop on the train the other day because I was so wrapped up in it! Love, love that YA dystopian lit.
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Posted January 31, 2012 at 8:28 AM by Michelle Ross
Oh, I haven’t! I will add that to my library list right now! It looks really good. I’ve got a backlog of YA books checked out from the library on my Nook right now, so rather than doing homework for my consular class, I will be reading those instead!
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Posted January 31, 2012 at 5:24 PM by Kristen
Yeah, I’m juggling some 8 books doing lit circles at the moment, but I really just want to be starting Maze Runner which one of my kids just lent me. Yay books!
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Insight - Membrane Science and Engineering is an international journal which provides a focal point for academic and industrial chemists, chemical engineers, materials scientists, and membranologists working on membrane systems. The journal publishes original researches and reviews on membrane transport, membrane formation/structure, fouling, module...
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•Rose ME, Huerbin MB, Melick J, et al. Regulation of interstitial excitatory amino acid concentrations after cortical contusion injury. Brain Research 2002;935(1-2):40-6.
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•Jackson D, Firtko A and Edenborough M. Personal resilience as a strategy for surviving and thriving in the face of workplace adversity: A literature review. Journal of Advanced Nursing 2007; 60(1):1–9. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2648.2007.04412.x.
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•Hargreave M, Jensen A, Nielsen TSS, et al. Maternal use of fertility drugs and risk of cancer in children—A nationwide population-based cohort study in Denmark. International Journal of Cancer 2015; 136(8): 1931–1939. http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/ijc.29235.
Book
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•Christensen S, Oppacher F. An analysis of Koza's computational effort statistic for genetic programming. In: Foster JA, Lutton E, Miller J, Ryan C, Tettamanzi AG, editors. Genetic programming. EuroGP 2002: Proceedings of the 5th European Conference on Genetic Programming; 2002 Apr 3-5; Kinsdale, Ireland. Berlin: Springer; 2002. p. 182-91.
Conference proceedings (from electronic database)
•Harnden P, Joffe JK, Jones WG, editors. Germ cell tumours V. Proceedings of the 5th Germ Cell Tumour Conference; 2001 Sep 13-15; Leeds, UK. New York: Springer; 2002.
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Thesis/Dissertation
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Standards
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Government Report
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Government report (online)s
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Patent
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2,609,012 | In 2021, undiz continues its revolution and reaffirms its status as a voice for young people by creating NOTHING TO HIDE.
NOTHING TO HIDE, is both an attitude and a silhouette : Underwear is an integral part of the look. It returns to centre stage.
undiz has used the body, its area of expertise, as inspiration for a new category: skin/wear.
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PRIVACY CHARTER FOR PERSONAL DATA
This charter (the “Charter”) details the policy of the Etam Group and its affiliates (the “Etam Group”) on personal data and cookies for the site www.undiz.com or any other website operated by the Etam Group (the “Site”). The purpose of this Charter is to inform you of the conditions under which the Etam Group collects personal data, the reasons why this data is collected, how it is used and your rights, and applies to all information provided by you or collected by the Etam Group when you browse the Site.
When browsing the Site, the Etam Group may collect personal data about you. Personal data shall include in particular:
• personal data, such as your marital status, phone numbers, address of your home to deliver your order, email address to send you the newsletter, pictures you communicate,
• electronic identification data available on or from your computer (such as cookies or IP addresses). Your electronic identification data can identify or geolocate (without being more specific than the city) your connection terminal or pages viewed on the Site during your browsing session and are generally insufficient to identify you personally.
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Through the Site, you may be invited to notify the Etam Group of personal data, such as when creating a customer account, ordering products or subscribing to the newsletter.
The Etam Group may be required to collect certain information about your browsing on the Site, under the conditions described in the “Cookies” section below.
In accordance with applicable rules, the POGGI Law Firm, Anne-Sophie Poggi, Attorney, 50 rue Etienne Marcel 75002 Paris, was designated as Data Protection Officer.
The Etam Group headquarter is located at 56 rue Henri Barbusse 92110 Clichy FRANCE.
2. RIGHT OF ACCESS, CORRECTION, DELETION AND OPPOSITION TO PROCESS
You have a right of access, correction and deletion of personal information about you, as well as the possibility to oppose the processing of this data, which you can exercise at any time by sending an email to the following address: privacy@undiz.com.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in the Member State in which you reside, your place of work or the place where the infringement is alleged to have occurred, if you consider that the processing of your personal data constitutes a violation of applicable regulations.
You can unsubscribe to our newsletters if you no longer wish to receive them by clicking on the unsubscribe link located in each newsletter and/or contact us at: privacy@undiz.com.
3. MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL DATA BY THE ETAM GROUP
3.1 Data collection purposes
Through the Site, the Etam Group processes your data that are necessary for the following purposes:
• Management of your subscription to the newsletter (registration and unsubscribing),
• Execution and follow-up of your product orders made on the Site,
• Production of anonymous statistics on site attendance,
• Allow access to certain Site features.
• Provide information about products and/or services and commercial prospecting messages,
• Conducting surveys.
3.2 Data retention
The data shall be retained for a period which does not exceed the period necessary for the purposes for which they were collected:
• For managing your newsletter subscription: The Etam Group retains data for 3 years from the last contact. If you unsubscribe, the Etam Group will stop sending newsletters.
• For product orders: the data collected shall be kept for the purposes of the execution of your order and then for the period necessary to establish proof of a right or contract; such data may be archived in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Commerce relating to the shelf life of books and documents created during commercial activities and the Consumer Code relating to the conservation of contracts concluded electronically.
3.3 Recipients of data
Your personal data are intended for the departments of the Etam Group affected by your requests. However:
• When ordering a product on the Site, the personal data you provide under the Order are intended for the company of the Etam Group or its subcontractors in charge of executing the order.
• In any event, there is no transfer outside Europe and the Etam Group does not transmit your personal data except:
• If the Etam Group has to share this information with third parties to provide you with the service you are requesting; or
• If the Etam Group is summed up by a judicial authority or any other administrative authority to disclose the information; or
• If you have agreed to the sharing of this information.
3.4 Data security and confidentiality
The Etam Group has endeavored to put in place reasonable precautions to preserve the confidentiality and security of personal data processed and prevent them from being distorted, damaged, destroyed or otherwise accessed by unauthorized third parties. Technical and organizational security measures have been introduced to this end.
The Etam Group does not, however, control all risks associated with the operation of the Internet and draws the attention of users to possible risks inherent in its use and operation.
For the technical storage of your personal data, your data will be centralized with the following providers:
• oXya - in Ile-de-France and Hauts de France,
• Salesforce Commerce Cloud - in Ireland,
• Amazon Web Service - in Germany and Ireland,
• Jaguar Networks - in Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur,
• OVH - in Hauts-de-France,
• Actito - in Belgium..
The Etam Group attaches the utmost importance to the protection and security of its information systems.
Tools have been put in place to enable the Etam Group to detect possible vulnerabilities. These tools may inadvertently lead to access to personal data by security teams. Such data will be collected and processed for the exclusive purpose of managing these faults and in compliance with the applicable rules for the protection of personal data.
4. COOKIES
4.1 What is a cookie?
A cookie is a text file that can be stored in a dedicated space of your electronic equipment on the occasion of consulting an online service with your browsing software. A cookie file allows its issuer to identify the terminal in which it is registered during the cookie’s period of validity or registration.
4.2 Cookies issued on the Site
When you log on to the Site, the Etam Group may be prompted, subject to your choices, to install a variety of cookies to recognize the browser you are using during the cookie’s period of validity.
The purpose of the cookies issued is to:
• establish statistics and volumes of use and use of the various elements of the Site (headings and content visited, courses), enabling the Etam Group to improve the interest and ergonomics of services and the visibility of published content;
• allow or facilitate your browsing on the Site, or to provide you with the online communication services you seek during your browsing session, and thus:
• adapt the presentation of the Site to the display preferences of your terminal (language used, display resolution, operating system used, etc.) during your visits to the Site, depending on the hardware and viewing or reading software that your terminal contains;
• remember information about a template you have completed on the Site (registration or access to your account) or to products, services or information you selected on the Site (subscribed service, content of a shopping cart, wish list, etc.);
• allow you to access reserved and personal spaces on the Site, such as your account, with identifiers or data you may have previously configured;
• implement security measures, for example when you are asked to re-connect to content or service after a certain period of time.
4.3 Cookies issued on the Site by third parties
The Etam Group may include third-party computer applications on the Site, which allow you to share Site content with other people or to let other people know about your consultation or your opinion regarding Site content.
The issue and use of cookies by third parties are subject to the privacy policies of these third parties.
The Etam Group does not control the process used by social networks to collect information about your browsing on the Site. The Etam Group invites you to consult the privacy policies of these social networks in order to understand the purposes of use, including advertising, of the browsing information they can collect through these application buttons. These protection policies must, in particular, allow you to exercise your choices with these social networks, including setting your accounts for each of these networks.
The Site may contain cookies issued by third parties (communications agency, audience measurement companies, etc.) and allow them, during the period of validity of these cookies, to collect browsing information relating to the Terminals, and in particular to measure the effectiveness of paying referencing campaigns with search engines.
4.4 Your choices regarding cookies
Several options are available to manage cookies. Your choice of settings may change your Internet browsing and access to certain services requiring the use of Cookies.
You can make the choice at any time to express and modify your cookie choices using the means described below.
You can configure your browsing software so that cookies are stored in your Terminal or rejected either systematically or according to their issuer.
You can also configure your browsing software so that the acceptance or refusal of cookies is offered before a cookie is likely to be registered in your terminal. For more information, see “How to exercise your choices depending on the browser you use?”
For more informations regarding the cookies, please click here.
(a) The Agreement on Cookies
The registration of a cookie in a terminal is essentially subject to the choices of the Terminal user, which he/she can express and modify at any time and free of charge through the choices offered to him/her by his/her browsing software.
If you have accepted the registration of cookies on your Terminal in your browsing software, cookies included in the pages and content you have consulted may be stored temporarily in a dedicated space of your Terminal. They will be readable only by their issuer.
(b) Refusal of cookies
If you refuse to register cookies in your Terminal, or if you delete them, you will no longer be able to benefit from a number of features that are still necessary to navigate some of the Site’s areas.
This would be the case if you have access to content or services that require you to identify you. This would also be the case when the Etam Group or its providers could not recognize, for technical compatibility purposes, the type of browser used by your terminal, its language and display parameters or the country from which your Terminal appears to be connected to the Internet.
If so, the Etam Group assumes no responsibility for the consequences associated with the degraded operation of its services resulting from our inability to register or consult the cookies required to operate and which you would have refused or deleted.
(c) How to exercise your choices depending on the browser you use?
For the management of cookies and your choices, each browser configuration is different. It is described in your browser’s help menu, which will help you know how to change your cookies.
4.5 If you share the use of your terminal with other people
If your terminal is used by a number of people and the same terminal has several browsing software, the Etam Group cannot ensure that the services and advertisements intended for your Terminal are consistent with your own use of this terminal and not that of another user of that Terminal.
If so, sharing the use of your Terminal with other people and configuring your browser settings for cookies is your choice and responsibility.
For more information on cookies and their use, you can find the CNIL (National Commission of Computing and Freedoms) file at the following address: https://www.cnil.fr/fr/site-web-cookies-et-autres-traceurs.
5. CHARTER AMENDMENT
The Etam Group may be required to amend the Charter and ensure that you are informed of it either by a special mention on the Site or by a personalized warning including via newsletters.
6. PERSONAL DATA POLICY RELATING TO MINORS
The Site does not target minors as a public. Access to the Site is not prohibited, however, because it does not contain content prohibited for minors under the age of 18.
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2,609,013 | By registering, you accept that Undiz processes your personal data, in accordance with its Privacy Policy, for the purpose of sending you commercial communications. You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking on the "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of each e-mail.
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PRIVACY CHARTER FOR PERSONAL DATA
This charter (the “Charter”) details the policy of the Etam Group and its affiliates (the “Etam Group”) on personal data and cookies for the site www.undiz.com or any other website operated by the Etam Group (the “Site”). The purpose of this Charter is to inform you of the conditions under which the Etam Group collects personal data, the reasons why this data is collected, how it is used and your rights, and applies to all information provided by you or collected by the Etam Group when you browse the Site.
When browsing the Site, the Etam Group may collect personal data about you. Personal data shall include in particular:
• personal data, such as your marital status, phone numbers, address of your home to deliver your order, email address to send you the newsletter, pictures you communicate,
• electronic identification data available on or from your computer (such as cookies or IP addresses). Your electronic identification data can identify or geolocate (without being more specific than the city) your connection terminal or pages viewed on the Site during your browsing session and are generally insufficient to identify you personally.
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Through the Site, you may be invited to notify the Etam Group of personal data, such as when creating a customer account, ordering products or subscribing to the newsletter.
The Etam Group may be required to collect certain information about your browsing on the Site, under the conditions described in the “Cookies” section below.
In accordance with applicable rules, the POGGI Law Firm, Anne-Sophie Poggi, Attorney, 50 rue Etienne Marcel 75002 Paris, was designated as Data Protection Officer.
The Etam Group headquarter is located at 56 rue Henri Barbusse 92110 Clichy FRANCE.
2. RIGHT OF ACCESS, CORRECTION, DELETION AND OPPOSITION TO PROCESS
You have a right of access, correction and deletion of personal information about you, as well as the possibility to oppose the processing of this data, which you can exercise at any time by sending an email to the following address: privacy@undiz.com.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in the Member State in which you reside, your place of work or the place where the infringement is alleged to have occurred, if you consider that the processing of your personal data constitutes a violation of applicable regulations.
You can unsubscribe to our newsletters if you no longer wish to receive them by clicking on the unsubscribe link located in each newsletter and/or contact us at: privacy@undiz.com.
3. MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL DATA BY THE ETAM GROUP
3.1 Data collection purposes
Through the Site, the Etam Group processes your data that are necessary for the following purposes:
• Management of your subscription to the newsletter (registration and unsubscribing),
• Execution and follow-up of your product orders made on the Site,
• Production of anonymous statistics on site attendance,
• Allow access to certain Site features.
• Provide information about products and/or services and commercial prospecting messages,
• Conducting surveys.
3.2 Data retention
The data shall be retained for a period which does not exceed the period necessary for the purposes for which they were collected:
• For managing your newsletter subscription: The Etam Group retains data for 3 years from the last contact. If you unsubscribe, the Etam Group will stop sending newsletters.
• For product orders: the data collected shall be kept for the purposes of the execution of your order and then for the period necessary to establish proof of a right or contract; such data may be archived in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Commerce relating to the shelf life of books and documents created during commercial activities and the Consumer Code relating to the conservation of contracts concluded electronically.
3.3 Recipients of data
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2,609,015 | Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a pivotal role in driving economic growth across the globe, stimulating development, innovation, and competitiveness. According to the World Bank, in emerging markets SMEs generate 7 out of 10 jobs and contribute up to 40 % of national income[1]. However, the impetus for continued growth relies heavily on the protection of the ideas at the heart of every company. The pandemic has reminded us just how fragile the global economy is. Now, more than ever, SMEs must keep pace with both the positive and negative developments brought about by globalisation.
One such company seeking to internationalise is BenePura, a family-run cosmetic brand based in Bulgaria, whose ethos revolves around using only natural products, such as rose water, almond oil, ginger, and lavender. The philosophy behind the company and the use of natural ingredients in its recipes sets the brand apart from its competitors. Therefore, it represents a core intellectual property (IP) asset that must be protected, especially when expanding into new and unfamiliar markets. When embarking on new ventures, IP protection provides confidence and reassurance that the ideas and concepts central to the success of any business are safeguarded in situations of market uncertainty. In this regard, their CEO, Milan Nushev, states that ‘IP protection is a must for every company that is serious about its business and wants to expand globally’.
Since founding the company in 2018, Mr Nushev says that ‘the main goal of the company is to start selling globally. One way this can happen is through our online stores. We have had orders from Vietnam for example’. Expansion into markets such as South-East Asia opens up vast business opportunities for companies like BenePura. Mr Nushev recognises the enormous potential this area has, adding that ‘most of the countries in the region, if not all, are experiencing rapid development and this is a great moment and opportunity for new brands to enter the market’.
BenePura’s online operations allow them to capitalise on markets across the world. Mr Nushev very much believes that the company’s online presence has protected it from the detrimental impact the pandemic has had on many SMEs. He remarks, ‘thankfully, the pandemic hasn’t affected our international sales. I would say that they have increased during the pandemic’. The company’s turnover from sales to the UK market alone increased five-fold between 2020 and 2021, when many European SMEs were struggling.
In order to safeguard this growth, Mr Nushev acted proactively and sought advice from the South-East Asia IP SME Helpdesk about registering IP rights for BenePura’s unique products prior to launching operations in new markets. The company’s identity is defined by its all-natural recipes and customer-based approach. The possibility of counterfeiting not only threatens their reputation but can also be damaging to consumers as counterfeit cosmetic products can include harmful substances. Consequently, preventative measures such as seeking help and registering IPRs protect both the company and its customers.
Globalisation can be a double-edged sword for SMEs. On the one hand, it promotes inward investment that generates employment in local areas; free trade agreements and institutions facilitate international expansion; and sharing knowledge and solutions promotes development and innovation in all corners of the world. On the other hand, there is greater vulnerability to competition; expensive complications in tax compliance due to unfamiliar infrastructures; and greater exposure to the possibility of counterfeiting and piracy. In pursuing the myriad of opportunities presented by globalisation, SMEs must act to ensure they are resilient to these challenges.
Benoît Tardy, IP Business Advisor of the South-East Asia IP SME Helpdesk, explains that ‘this is exactly why the Helpdesk’s motto is #KnowBeforeYouGo. BenePura is a great example of an SME reaching out before they expand to the SEA region! Taking the necessary steps to protect your intellectual property can help ensure sustainable and safe global growth’. Mr Nushev added, ‘IP protection has always been a priority for us and I can say that the information we received from the Helpdesk confirmed that this is the right way to do things’.
Prevention is better than the cure. Tiago Guerreiro, Project Leader of IP Key South-East Asia (SEA), an EU-funded project supporting IP rights protection and enforcement across South-East Asia, adds ‘SMEs should think ahead and include IP protection as a crucial part of their expansion plans. And you don’t need to have all the resources in-house. There are plenty of initiatives to help share knowledge and guide SMEs through the procedure’.
Having followed the advice given by the Helpdesk and taken steps to prevent IPR infringement before beginning to operate more internationally, Mr Nushev believes when it comes to expanding BenePura, ‘there are no threats, only possibilities’.
Thanks to EU initiatives such as the South-East Asia IP SME Helpdesk and IP Key SEA, European SMEs can find out how best to prepare for South-East Asian markets and can consult experts for IP advice free of charge. | {
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2,609,016 | The 210,000-dwt ton capesize bulker Cape Brolga has been delivered from Japan Marine United Corporation's Tsu shipyard to Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (“K” Line).The newbuild will carry iron ore and coal for JFE Steel Corporation under a long-term consecutive voyage charter contract.
Cyber Attack Disrupts Operations at South African Port
A cyber attack has disrupted container operations at the South African port of Cape Town, an email seen by Reuters on Thursday said.Durban, the busiest shipping terminal in sub-Saharan Africa, was also affected, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.Cape Town Harbour Carriers Association said in an email to members
Car Carrier Grounds Near Cape Charles
A 760-foot car carrier vessel ran aground in the Chesapeake Bay, on Tuesday, the U.S. Coast Guard said.Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector Virginia received a report that the Norwegian-flagged Tirranna ran aground near the Cape Charles Anchorage at approximately 3:30 a.m. The vessel was heading southbound on its way from Baltimore to Savannah, Ga.
One Dead, a Dozen Missing, Six Rescued After Lift Boat Capsizes off Louisiana
One person has died, a dozen are missing and six others have been rescued after a commercial lift boat used to service oil rigs capsized in hurricane force winds south of Louisiana’s Port Fourchon, the U.S. Coast Guard said on Wednesday.Rescuers in Coast Guard cutters, aircraft and volunteer civilian boats were hunting for the dozen missing people in the Gulf of Mexico after the 234-foot
Giant Ship Blocking Suez Canal Partially Refloated
A massive container ship blocking Egypt's Suez Canal for nearly a week has been partially refloated, the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) said on Monday, raising hopes the busy waterway will soon be reopened for a huge backlog of ships.The 400-meter (430-yard) long Ever Given became jammed diagonally across a southern section of the canal in high winds early last Tuesday
Diggers and Dredgers Struggle to Free Ship Blocking the Suez Canal
Suez Canal salvage teams intensified excavation and dredging on Sunday around a massive container ship blocking the busy waterway ahead of attempts to refloat it, with two sources saying work had been complicated by rock under the ship’s bow.Diggers were working to remove parts of the canal’s bank and expand dredging close to the ship’s bow to a depth of 18 meters
Race to Dislodge Suez Blockage as Shipping Rates Surge, Vessels Divert Away
The Suez Canal stepped up efforts on Friday to free a giant container ship blocking the vital trade waterway that has sent shipping rates for oil product tankers soaring and disrupted the global supply chains for everything from grains to baby clothes.Shipping rates for oil product tankers have nearly doubled after the 400 meter long Ever Given, almost as long as the Empire State Building is high
Video: Thirty-one Rescued from Sinking Vessel off Eastern Canada
Thirty-one fisherman have been rescued from a fishing vessel that caught fire and began to sink off the coast of Eastern Canada.At 7:05 p.m., Tuesday, the Joint Rescue Coordination Center in Halifax notified watchstanders at the U.S. Coast Guard First District Command Center that the 143-foot Atlantic Destiny was disabled with a fire on board
South African Police Seize Almost a Ton of Cocaine Inside a Ship
South African police have seized close to a ton of cocaine worth almost 600 million rand ($40 million) from a ship off the Saldanha coast, close to Cape Town, in one of the country’s largest drug busts, authorities said on Tuesday.In an intelligence-driven operation, police and tactical forces boarded the vessel on Monday evening and found 973 blocks of compressed cocaine in three compartments
Pirates Who Kidnapped Turkish Sailors Make Contact to Talk Ransom
Pirates who kidnapped 15 sailors from a Turkish-crewed container ship in the Gulf of Guinea on Saturday have made their first contact with the shipping company to discuss a ransom, Turkish state media reported on Thursday.“Communication has been established with crew members of the Mozart container ship,” Istanbul-based Boden Shipping, which provides technical management services for the vessel
US Blacklists Tankers, Oil Traders Undermining Venezuela Sanctions
The United States on Tuesday sanctioned a network of oil trading firms, individuals and vessels that have helped Venezuelan state-run oil company PDVSA sell crude mainly to Asia despite Washington's sanctions on the South American nation.The measure targets a network that the U.S. Treasury Department says helped the administration of President Nicolas Maduro
Two LNG Tankers Bound for Australia's Prelude Facility Divert
Two liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers that had initially signaled they would load at Royal Dutch Shell's Prelude floating LNG facility in Australia have diverted elsewhere, ship-tracking data showed on Tuesday.This comes just a week after Shell said that Prelude would resume loading cargoes after production had been suspended for nearly a year following an electrical trip. | {
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2,609,021 | US President Donald Trump has hit back at claims he is not mentally fit to hold office, calling himself "a very stable genius".
Earlier today, Trump was accused of being "intellectually incapable" of holding office, with most senior White House staff coming to the conclusion he "can't function in this job as president", according to the author of a controversial new book.
Published yesterday, Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, concluded the president is not fit to do the job.
But Trump took to social media this lunchtime, saying: "My two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart… I think that would qualify as not smart, but genius….and a very stable genius at that!"
….Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart. Crooked Hillary Clinton also played these cards very hard and, as everyone knows, went down in flames. I went from VERY successful businessman, to top T.V. Star…..
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 6, 2018
….to President of the United States (on my first try). I think that would qualify as not smart, but genius….and a very stable genius at that!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 6, 2018
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Wolff had earlier told the BBC that senior staff initially were open-minded to Trump's administration, believing they should respect the will of the American public.
However, a "transformation" of opinion took place, he said.
"Over this period I witnessed, over this seven or eight months, they [White House staff] all came to the conclusion gradually at first and then faster and faster that something was unbelievably amiss here. That this was more peculiar than they ever imagined it could be.
"And in the end, they had to look at Donald Trump and say: 'No, this man can't function in this job as president.'"
I think he is intellectually incapable of being president of the United States. He doesn't read. He doesn't listen. He's profoundly incurious. He is just interested in what he is interested in and isn't interested in the larger problems of the world.
Is he experiencing issues fundamentally – physical, mental issues? I can't answer that but I can only say it is a subject discussed in the White House. It is subject of concern because his repetitions have become so much more frequent that it is that people find themselves around him saying: 'Oh my god, what are we going to do'.
Trump has blasted the book, which queries his mental state, as "full of lies" and brandished Wolff "a total loser". | {
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2,609,022 | Even as the murder of George Floyd unleashed a deluge of declamations about white supremacy, wokeness, critical race theory, and other racial obsessions in the United States, a hard-won feeling of "been there, done that" kept me from jumping in.
"It's difficult to say anything about race that hasn't been said before; difficult to say anything that isn't at least half true; and still more difficult to mean whatever one does say amid the fog of half-truths and euphemisms enveloping the subject," I told an interviewer for the Atlantic in 1997, the year I published Liberal Racism: How Fixating on Race Subverts the American Dream.
The book's title was partly an effort to cut through that fog and find a clearer, broader understanding of what I believe is our American destiny to transcend race as we know it.
Liberal Racism is only partly an indictment of liberals. It's also a protest against making racial identity a central organizing principle of our public life.
The new U.S. Census strongly suggests that there's no longer a civic-cultural norm in "whiteness" but also that no official racial color-coding can tell us who "we" are.
I developed that conviction after 1977, when I put a new Harvard doctorate in my back pocket and left Cambridge for five years in central Brooklyn, where I was the only white tenant in an eight-unit walk-up and wrote for inner-city weeklies, the Village Voice, and Dissent.
Working and living with African Americans who held some power over my prospects boiled out a Cambridge lefty's racial romanticism and left deeper interracial affinities and bonds, as I recount in The Closest of Strangers (1990).
I explained why some well-intentioned "progressive" notions about race are wrong, if not indeed racist.
I learned that my own aspirations to an American, civic-republican identity were shared pretty deeply by Black neighbors and co-workers who feel diminished by over-solicitous liberal (and ideological leftist) stereotyping almost as much as by the conservative racism that is the prime evil.
Progressives who resist acknowledging this were surprised this year when many Black New York Democratic voters chose Eric Adams, a former police officer and centrist politician, over a more "woke" Black candidate as their party's mayoral nominee, as New York Times columnist Thomas Edsall reported.
Liberal Racism's provocative title came to me when the late Brooklyn Congressman Major Owens—a true apostle of Martin Luther King Jr.'s faith in "the content of our character" over skin color—told a small group of other leftist journalists and activists that "liberals are sometimes the worst racists."
His remark got me thinking about what I'd been witnessing in my activist-journalist rounds, and Liberal Racism became an indictment of "political correctness," "cancel culture," and "virtue signaling," long before those terms were in vogue.
A lot of what passes as racial identity politics, I wrote, "no longer curbs discrimination; it invites it. It does not expose racism. It recapitulates and, sometimes, reinvents it. Its tortured racial etiquette begets racial epithets, as surely as hypocrisy begets hostility."
Many Black reviewers of the book agreed.
Working as a journalist in Brooklyn in the late 1970s, long before cell-phone cameras caught white cops killing unarmed Black youth, I knew that it was happening, and also that Black youth were killing one another.
Taking a cue from Owens, I worried that many self-avowedly "anti-racist" liberals and progressives were clinging so tightly to what we now call "multiculturalist" and "woke" protocols that they'd stopped envisioning a post-racial, civic-republican culture that would be thick and rich enough for anyone to thrive in, where "people of color" would be recognized by all as bearers of virtues and rights that aren't "of color" at all.
Diversity would be celebrated as a consequence of American, civic-republican fairness, not as its bureaucratic precondition.
The name "Black Lives Matter" gestured in this humanist direction, almost plaintively at first, even when not all BLM supporters lived up to it.
In an excerpt from Liberal Racism published by Harper's, I insisted that Blackness in America has meaning and value mainly because it's been nourished defensively against the abduction, enslavement, and ongoing murders and dispossession of Blacks by champions of a "whiteness" that seeks its own empty coherence by keeping others down.
When I was making this argument in 1997, Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy was warning similarly against racializing public discourse and color-coding our public policies.
I endorsed Kennedy's rigorous opposition to making ethno-racial affinities a central organizing principle of American life, and I sparred in several venues with his sometime adversary and former law-school mentor Derrick Bell, a progenitor of critical race theory and a pessimist about racism whose thinking anticipated that of Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Brooklyn taught me that precisely because racism is as subtly pervasive as it is brutal, it leaves both its victims and its perpetrators little margin for error in paroxysms of grievance such as those that erupted in the cases of Howard Beach, Tawana Brawley, and O. J. Simpson.
No successful movement for racial and social justice can be built on lies, vilification of innocent parties, and intimidation of critics with legitimate differences of opinion.
This vicious circle amounts to a kind of shell game: justice is always somewhere else
Yet racism's ubiquity and sheer force in the daily personal experiences of Black Americans continues to drive such eruptions.
The historian Jason Sokol's All Eyes Are Upon Us is representative of other studies showing that whites' often-sincere vows of racial fairness coexist with complicity in structural racism: Black parents who hope that a good education will bring their children closer to equality know that because public education is locally controlled, it matters where they live.
But finding the right neighborhood requires getting past real-estate agents and landlords who associate the "wrong" skin color with low property values. Reassuring them requires having a good job and work habits, but that requires having a decent education.
This vicious circle amounts to a kind of shell game: justice is always somewhere else. Whites on school boards or in real estate can claim to have clean hands, their actions being dictated by market necessities.
Even in self-avowedly liberal environments such as Yale, where I taught undergraduates for twenty-one years, I learned that Black students feel intense pressure not only from the outsized hopes of their families that they'll set "a good example," but also from well-meaning whites' "model minority" expectations.
At the same time, however, on campuses and workplaces near high-crime areas, whites' association of Blackness with violent crime makes Black students fear not only crime itself but also the stigma of suspicion.
A Black male undergraduate entering a gated college quad just behind a white female fellow student, especially after dark, must brace himself for the indignity of her quickened pace and sharp, over-the-shoulder glance.
You'd have to have a heart of stone not to understand why nineteen-year-old Black and Hispanic students call out for someone or something to help them feel safe and welcome in a campus community that promised them safety and belonging.
Structural racism only reinforces the pressure: a Yale student from Tehran, where laborers and service workers don't look different from the rest of the population, told me how strange he found it to see an overwhelmingly Black workforce serving an overwhelmingly non-Black population at Yale.
At least 70 percent of the university's custodial and cafeteria workers are Black, although fewer than 8 percent of its faculty are.
Black people also observe incomprehension on the blank faces of white people who seem to regard them, sympathetically or accusingly, as survivors and residual carriers of damage about which white people may feel uneasy, or even guilty.
Because the United States abducted and plunged into its midst millions of Black people even while professing "self-evident" truths about human dignity and rights, it gave them the highest imaginable stakes in getting the country to live up to its stated creed.
That has made some Black people the creed's most eloquent exponents and others its sharpest critics.
"In every situation you enter, your race comes with definitions and expectations you didn't expect," a Black student once told me. "It's draining. You constantly have to push through these instances of people's stupidity."
Such intrusions into every Black person's mental space would strain the moral imagination of even the rare white person who's lived or worked in an overwhelmingly Black environment, as too few white people who write about Black protests have done.
Distance has also driven some white liberals and leftists into a politics of self-definition through moralistic posturing. A local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America canceled a scheduled lecture by the Black political scientist Adolph Reed Jr. because he intended to emphasize class injustices over racial ones.
Leftist "anti-racist" sectarianism does nothing to strengthen a democratic civic culture and often ends up compounding racism itself.
Yet even my own doubts about anti-racist histrionics don't explain fully my feeling of "déjà vu all over again" amid the recent protests and the new protocols.
America's republic and civil society have been shaken profoundly by rising global economic, technological, cultural, demographic, and biomedical riptides that can't be blamed on racism, even when racism maldistributes their damages and rewards.
We can only hope that these shocks will spur new generations of Americans to shed myopic racialist assumptions, not because racism doesn't still have its own terrifying momentum but because the other powerful forces I've just mentioned are scrambling racial distinctions as fatefully as they're scrambling sexual ones.
Why don't people who tout gender and sexual fluidity question their own acceptance of sharply drawn racial identities, even as millions of biracial children change American demographics and self-understandings?
The global disruptions of old racial and sexual patterns are generating yearnings for new kinds of social belonging that won't be satisfied by ethno-racial and sexual story lines that have lost their credibility.
We need new narratives—call them myths or constitutive fictions—because we remain story-telling animals, moving together through time and struggling to render our movements as "history."
Young people especially need what anthropologists call "rites of passage" to adulthood—daunting tests, ratified by elders, of their prowess and dedication to intergenerational communities in their formative years. Such coming-of-age experiences induct them into full, responsible membership in society.
"Contracts between us are not enforced by laws or economic incentives," explains the sociologist Alan Wolfe; "people adhere to social contracts when they feel that behind them lies a credible story of who they are and why their fates are linked to those of others."
Without a credible collective story, a pluralist society loses antibodies against challenges from beyond and bureaucratized or ideological color-coding from within.
In 1920 the philosopher George Santayana noted that Americans "have all been uprooted from their several soils and ancestries and plunged together into one vortex, whirling irresistible in a space otherwise quite empty. To be an American is of itself almost a moral condition, an education and a career."
Precisely because the United States has become racially, ethnically, and religiously more complex than institutional color-coding can comprehend, we should be working overtime on narratives, principles, habits, and bonds that transcend racial groupism.
While Santayana was imagining America's whirling vortex a century ago, the republic was generating a civic-republican ethos—albeit mostly for whites—that the literary historian Daniel Aaron characterized as "ethical and pragmatic, disciplined and free."
That balancing of ethical and pragmatic calculations has been advanced, with a bit of fakery and faith, by people as different as the novelist Ralph Ellison and the actor Jack Nicholson.
Americans embody the ethos sketched by Aaron when, for example, members of a jury suspend their varied ethno-racial preconceptions to work together at judging defendants and victims according to transracial standards of fact and law.
Recently, though, new disruptions have unsettled this ethos. When talking about racial identity, conservatives and progressives have switched sides.
Before World War II united Americans against fascist racism, conservative elites sought order and stability by keeping every ethno-racial group in its place, with a label on its face: Anglo-Saxon leaders treated even other whites as members of subordinate races—Slavic, Celtic, Hebrew, Italian, and so on. People of color were kept separate and suppressed.
Liberals and leftists struggled to strengthen individuals' freedom from such preconceptions and defensive group reactions.
At the peak of this liberal civic vision in the early 1970s, the Smothers Brothers crooned "The Lord Is Colorblind" to what CBS producers must have assumed was a reasonably receptive American audience.
Colorblindness," indifferent to context, reinforces racial inequities more than it mitigates them
Sometime in the 1980s, conservatives, too, proclaimed themselves colorblind, often unctuously and hypocritically, insisting that the only color that really mattered to them was dollar green.
Many liberals, by contrast, began to bow to the older conservative racialist assumption—rendered in 1978 by Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. in the Bakke affirmative-action case—that a particular skin color or surname marks its bearer as a carrier of a particular culture, justifying that individual's admission to a university not on racially reparative or remedial grounds but in order to "diversify" everyone's educational and cultural experience.
That only puts persons and groups back in their ethno-racial "places," with labels on their faces. Against this misstep, Chief Justice John Roberts wielded the new conservative pretensions to colorblindness in a 2007 Seattle school district case, writing that "the way to stop discrimination by race is to stop discriminating by race."
But Roberts's quasi-Cartesian rejection of the supposed racial privilege in affirmative-action programs only strengthened class privilege for students who were well-funded and well-prepared. Such "colorblindness," indifferent to context, reinforces racial inequities more than it mitigates them.
Today, operating under the twin rubrics of "meritocracy" and "diversity," elite universities have become career-networking centers and cultural galleria for a more "colorful" elite managerial class.
Those grim, continuing inequities were anticipated well enough by Justice Harry A. Blackmun in the same Bakke case in which Justice Powell had introduced the "diversity" rationale for affirmative action.
Blackmun offered a different rationale for a racially reparative, remedial policy: "In order to get beyond racism, we must first take account of race. There is no other way. And in order to treat some persons equally, we must treat them differently."
In Liberal Racism, I credited Blackmun's opinion but suggested that he might better have written "sometimes" or "temporarily" instead of urging us to "first" take account of race.
If we really do want to "get beyond racism," let's not put racial remedies into a cultural harness, as do "diversity" protocols and even some racially remedial initiatives—for example, racial election districting and blocking transracial adoptions (supposedly to ensure each infant a "culturally consistent" environment).
Randall Kennedy's forthcoming book Say It Loud!: On Race, Law, History, and Culture warns similarly that diversity's racially coded, "looks like America" façade only "normalizes practices that inevitably subordinate claims of individual merit to claims of racial group pluralism."
We'll never get beyond racism if we keep indulging the presumption that people of a particular color think alike, along color-coded lines.
Instead, we need to envision racial differences receding in importance until they signify little more than differences in white people's hair and eye colors, which no longer support assumptions about their bearers' abilities or beliefs, let alone their moral worth.
Unfortunately, clinging to color and racial physiognomy is still so overdetermined a response to inequality in our economically unjust society that a post-racial America seems impossible even to many of us who wish for it.
We tend to excuse ethno-racial flag-wavers and censorious monitors of other people's presumed racism as the canaries in a coal mine, merely registering tremors of a civic implosion they didn't cause.
Unlike the tweeting of canaries, however, the demands of the flag-wavers and the monitors must be assessed and judged, lest they distort transracial narratives of common belonging and obligation that serve a larger public good.
Public adhesives must be strong enough to offset racial and sexual identities that proclaim "I am excluded, therefore I am" and that diminish individuals' chances of "finding themselves" in serving a larger common good.
Writing in Dissent, the novelist and editor Brian Morton rightly faults ethno-racial monitors who admonish people from "other" (usually white) backgrounds to "stay in your lane" instead of appropriating other communities' cultural resources.
Staying in one's lane in deference to cancel culture only makes American pluralism more brittle. It induces many whites to expect Blacks to enter the public sphere making either vengeful accusations and extortionate demands that racism supposedly justifies or, more constructively, offering the searing moral force and democratic vision of a W.E.B. Du Bois, Frederick Douglass, or Martin Luther King Jr.
Of white people's high and low expectations, Black people have borne more than enough.
The L.A. Clippers coach Doc Rivers sounded almost plaintive about it as he tearfully recounted watching last year's Republican National Convention: "All you hear is Donald Trump and all of them talking about fear…. [But] we're the ones getting killed…. It's amazing why we keep loving this country, and this country does not love us back. It's really so sad…. If you watch that video [of George Floyd's killing], you don't need to be Black to be outraged. You need to be American and outraged."
The struggle for acknowledgment of Black Americans' full belonging is one of the most powerful epics of unrequited love in the history of the world.
Even if every broken heart could be mended and every theft of opportunity redressed, ethno-racial communities would and should continue to honor the endurance, resilience, and resistance that have sustained their members under conditions that even the worst-off whites can barely imagine.
Ultimately, though, Santayana, King, and Owens were right: if the United States is to survive as a liberal-democratic republic, it will have to transcend racialism in its shared public life.
To see more Black Americans running military machines, multinational corporations, media organizations, money markets, and governments will be to see the angels of Blackness withdraw along with the demons.
White Americans will have to give up both penitential, racialist condescension and racist contempt and hypocrisy.
And we will all have to acknowledge that this country's redemption won't come through making ethno-racial identity anything more than a temporary expedient on the way to a post-racial political and civic life.
Global economic and demographic riptides are carrying us—especially millions of young biracial Americans—irreversibly beyond whiteness or Blackness as vessels of hope.
We're not beyond them yet, but there's no turning back.
Jim Sleeper, a writer on American civic culture and a former columnist for the New York Daily News, taught political science at Yale from 1999 to 2021.
This article first appeared in Commonweal Magazine
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2,609,026 | South Korea and Taiwan, both being Japan’s earliest colonies in Asia, have cultivated opposing views towards Japan and its colonialism. While Korean comfort women statues were commonplace in the 1990s, Taiwan’s very first was erected in 2018. While South Korean President Moon Jae-in has emphasized “wiping out” colonization’s vestiges, former Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou encouraged embracing Japan’s good legacies. South Korea’s grievance with Japan is also related to the current trade conflict between the two.
The two opposing trajectories, in which South Korea’s attitude towards Japan is much more hostile than Taiwan’s, can be explained via numerous reasons, notably the following four historical and political factors.
First, Japan’s colonization was less intrusive in Taiwan. Economically, Japan appeased Taiwan’s peasantry class, but chose to align with the Korean landlords. Japan invested in giant Korean corporations, owning much of the capitals (94-100% in modern sectors in 1940) while the Taiwanese were allowed to have more assets in smaller-scale businesses.
Politically, Taiwan retained more autonomy. Most governor-generals, the highest colonial position, were civilians. Local reformers, who wanted to demolish outdated practices like foot-binding, could negotiate with Japanese rulers. Elderly leaders helped maintain security under the Hoko system, hence a lesser need for police presence. Japan also organized the first council elections in 1935 as a compromise. In Korea, the generals were all prominent military figures. They dismissed any reformist ideas in the 1920s. Japan deployed more police since there was no Hoko system’s equivalence, and did not hold similar council elections.
Culturally, Japan allowed Taiwanese/Chinese subjects in Taiwanese schools. Colonial teachers paid respect to Chinese culture. In Korea, Japan ignored traditions and applied strict monolingual policy from the beginning, imprisoning those promoting the Korean language. Moreover, Korea was geographically bigger so the Japanese assimilation encountered more difficulties.
Japan also embraced Taiwan’s identity, distinguishing Taiwanese from Chinese. In 1895, Japan banned immigration from China – an opportunity to develop a more homogenous Taiwanese society. Taiwanese were allowed to choose nationality during the occupation’s first two years. Taiwan’s elites use Japan’s colonization to highlight their identity vis-à-vis Chinese today.
Japanese soldiers near Incheon, South Korea.
Second, contexts matter. Before colonization, Taiwan was under the Qing dynasty’s weak administration. Conflicts between the Han and the aboriginal occurred frequently. In contrast, Korea had cultivated a long-standing identity. The Korean Empire was proclaimed in 1897 as independent and unified, with bureaucracy, economic modernization, and its own language, and had successfully resisted invasions (including Japan’s).
After colonization, Taiwan went back to China. The subsequent Communist-nationalist civil war left the economy deteriorating. Therefore, the Taiwanese had nostalgia for Japan’s rule. A different dynamic played out in Korea: it was under the U.S. and the Soviet, dragged into a disastrous war and suffered from division. In a common Korean perspective, the disaster was associated with the Japanese occupation.
Third, foreign policies can reinforce pro or anti-Japanese sentiments. To preserve sovereignty, Taiwan needs to maintain ties with Japan, an East Asian power, and pursue international integration. In contrast, as South Korea thrives as a middle power, Japan’s importance to South Korea declines: Japan’s share of Korea’s trade dropped (18.6% in 1995 to 7.4% in 2015); Korea’s milder response to China’s rise and Dokdo/Takeshima dispute also enhance Japan’s doubt.
Strategic calculations also affect comfort women settlement, indirectly sustaining South Korea’s hostility. Post-war Japan did not focus on this since there was little geopolitical interest in mending ties with South Korea. In 1993-1996, with diminishing U.S. presence and newly emerging Asian economies, Japan was more proactive and comfort women received more attention. However, the period was short-lived. Post-war South Korea, under Park Chung-hee, emphasized economic development, putting aside full settlement discussions with Japan. Considering China’s rise and the U.S.’s pressure to form a stronger Korea-Japan-U.S. alliance, both countries will possibly continue prioritizing geopolitics over historical settlement in the near future.
Soft power plays a part. Japan’s pop-culture is massive in Taiwan, inspiring fashion, video games, and films. There is a “harizu” (Japan-loving geeks) sub-culture. Public transportations use Japanese cartoon decoration. Conversely, South Korea does not avidly consume Japan’s cultural products. According to Brookings, few Koreans consume Japanese entertainment. Respondents were not decisive on whether Japanese influence was positive (49%) or negative (48%). Furthermore, Korea is often considered Japan’s challenger because of its own cultural appeal.
Lastly, domestic politics count. Korean politicians often use anti-Japan rhetoric to mobilize support or distract public criticism. Former President Park Geun-hye, aware of criticism towards her father’s favorable approach to Japan, adopted an uncompromising stance. A 2019 report from Korea’s Democratic Party even suggested the current standoff with Japan provided electoral benefits. Korean civil societies also contribute to the hostility. Korean Council, the most vocal comfort women group, has been reported to exaggerate the number of victims and requested victims to not accept Japan’s assistance.
In Japan, the ruling party can set the direction for historical settlement. In 1993, the conservative LDP lost to a progressive opposition, who advocated for Japan’s contrition so progress was made (high-level apologetic remarks, the Asian Women Fund creation), toning down South Korea’s hostility. However, with the conservatives dominating again from 1996 (except for 2009-2012), Japan’s position on historical issues retrogresses. Many LDP officials broke previously-made apologetic statements. Conservatives also contribute to South Korea’s hostility towards Japan and push for nationalistic agendas.
These four factors help explain South Korea’s more hostile view to Japan colonialism than Taiwan’s. Having such dynamics in mind is significant to examine the current development of their respective relations with Japan.
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