text:
Warren Buffett
Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway
I had two mentors: my dad, Howard Buffett, and Ben Graham. Here were these two guys who I revered and who over the years gave me tons of good advice. But when I think about what they said to me, the truth is, the first thing that comes to mind is bad advice.
I was not quite 21 when this happened, in 1951, and just getting out of business school at Columbia. I had just taken Ben's class there — and I was the most interested student you ever saw. I wanted to work for Ben at Graham-Newman Corp., and I had famously gone to him and offered to work for nothing. He said no.
But I still was determined to go into the securities business, and that's where Ben and my dad gave me the bad advice. They both thought it was a bad time to start. One thing on their minds was that the Dow Jones industrials had been above 200 all year, and yet there had never been a year when it didn't sell below 200. So they both said, "You'll do fine, but this is not a good time to start."
Now there's one thing that may have influenced my dad, and maybe Ben too. I was so immature. I was not only young-looking, I was young-acting. I was skinny. My hair looked awful. Maybe their advice was their polite way of saying that before I started selling stocks, I needed to mature a little, or I wasn't going to be successful. But they didn't say that to me; they said the other. Anyway, I didn't pay any attention. I went back to Omaha and started selling securities at my dad's firm, Buffett Falk.
My dad was a totally independent thinker. I suppose the fact that he was has influenced my own thinking some when it comes to buying stocks. Ben instructed me some there too. He said, "You're neither right nor wrong because others agree with you. You're right because your facts and reasoning are right."
Now, Ben — I started learning from him when I read his books on investing at the University of Nebraska. I had tried all kinds of investing up to then, but what he said, particularly in The Intelligent Investor, just lifted the scales from my eyes — things like "margin of safety" and how to use "Mr. Market" rather than letting him use you. I then went to Columbia just to take his class and later got that turndown when I asked him for a job. But I kept thinking about that idea when I went back to Omaha. I kept trying to sell Ben stocks and pestering him, sort of. And finally one day in 1954 I got a letter from him saying something to the effect of the next time you're in New York, I'd like to talk to you about something. I was elated! And I made a point of getting to New York immediately.
I went to work for Ben in August 1954, without ever having asked what my salary would be. It turned out to be $12,000, plus the next year I got a $2,000 bonus. I worked for both parts of the business: Graham-Newman was a regulated investment company, and Newman & Graham Ltd. was what we'd today call a hedge fund. But together they ran only $12 million!
Walter Schloss and I — though he left before long to start a hedge fund — worked together in a little room. We had a lot of fun with each other, plus we kept poring through the manuals, looking for cheap stocks. We never went out to visit any companies. Ben thought that would be cheating. And when we found something terrific, Ben would put 50,000 bucks into it.
By early 1956, Ben was planning to leave the firm to go to California. And I had already decided by then to go back to Omaha. I had a terrible time telling Ben about that: I'd go into his office and come back, and then go in and not do it, for a really long time. But his reaction was kind of the same as my dad would have had: whatever's best for you.
I had $9,800 at the end of 1950, and by 1956 I had $150,000. I figured with that I could live like a king. And I didn't know what I was going to do in Omaha. Maybe go to law school. I did not have a plan. I certainly didn't know I was going to start an investing partnership. But then a couple of months later, seven people wanted me to invest their money for them, and a partnership was the way to do it. And that began it all.
Richard Branson
Founder of Virgin Atlantic Airways and the Virgin Group
The person who had the biggest impact on me was Freddie Laker. He had been an aviator involved in the Berlin airlift and had made his money flying goods into Berlin at the end of World War II. He started a low-cost airline [Laker Airways, in 1966] that flew over the Atlantic. He was forced out of business by British Airways. I don't know whether I would have gone into the airline business without seeing what happened to him. He was a very charismatic figure. He was taking on the big guys. He would fly his own planes. He created a lot of excitement.
At the time, I was running a little record company; I was about 17 years old. The first time I met him was some years later. I was thinking about setting up my own airline. He gave me this advice: "You'll never have the advertising power to outspend British Airways. You are going to have to get out there and use yourself. Make a fool of yourself. Otherwise you won't survive."
The other advice he gave me: "They [British Airways] will use every trick in the book [against you]. When that happens, three words matter. Only three words, and you've got to use them: Sue the bastards!"
I suspect if I hadn't sued British Airways [in 1992], Virgin Atlantic wouldn't have survived. And if I hadn't used myself to advertise the airline, then it also wouldn't have survived.
I named one of my airplanes after him: the Sir Freddie.
Howard Schultz
Chairman and CEO of Starbucks
Warren Bennis is one of the most respected scholars on leadership. And I was under a lucky star one day — I heard Warren speak at an event, and I was so impressed by what he said that I sought him out for advice. This was in the late 1980s, long before we were a public company.
Over the years, Warren has been a valued advisor and mentor, and he has become a trusted friend. It's hard to pinpoint just one piece of advice that he gave me, because his guidance was valuable on so many levels. Early on, I remember his words — he said this many times — that I needed to invest ahead of the growth curve and think beyond the status quo in terms of the skill base, the experience, and the quality of the people around me. He also told me that the art of becoming a great leader is in developing your ability to leave your own ego at the door and to recognize the skills and traits you don't possess and that you need to build a world-class organization.
This was harder than it sounds, because I wanted to build a different kind of company — a company that had a conscience. So it wasn't only that I needed people with skills and discipline and business acumen that complemented my own qualities, but most important, I needed to attract and retain people with like-minded values. What tied us together was not our respective disciplines, and it was not chasing an exit strategy driven by money. What tied us together was the dream of building a company that would achieve the fragile balance of profitability, shareholder value, a sense of benevolence, and a social conscience.
Sumner Redstone
Executive Chairman of Viacom
In my business career, I frequently turn to Ace Greenberg of Bear Stearns. I've known him for well over 15 years. In connection with all the transactions in which I have been involved, starting with the Paramount acquisition, Ace was one of my advisors. He has consistently advised me that you must follow your own instincts, rather than the views of naysayers or others who see the world in a different way.
I put that advice into practice with Viacom. I had a terrific battle — most people forget it — a really vicious battle with Terry Elks for Viacom. People said at the time that I overpaid. They said MTV was a fad. They said Nickelodeon would never make it. I knew so little at that time about our businesses. But I saw MTV not as just a music channel but as a cultural channel, a generational channel, and a channel that could travel around the world. As for Nickelodeon, my instincts as a parent and as a grandparent told me, What's more important to people than a kids' channel? My instincts also told me that children are pretty much the same all over the world. They have the same issues with their parents, with their teachers. Everyone said I overpaid. My investment was $500 million. And even at the low price of our stock today, my stock is worth many, many billions. And that is a great illustration of why Ace's advice has been so valuable.
Andy Grove
Senior advisor and former chairman and CEO of Intel
The best advice I ever got was from Alois Xavier Schmidt, my favorite professor at the City College of New York. A saying of his stayed with me and continued to influence me as the decades unfolded. He often said, "When everybody knows that something is so, it means that nobody knows nothin'."
Our little research group at Fairchild [Semiconductor] some 40 years ago started to study the characteristics of surface layers that were the heart of modern integrated circuits. At that time, "everybody knew" that surface states, an artifice of quantum mechanics, would interfere with us building such chips. As it turns out, nobody knew nothin': We never found any surface states; what we found was trace contamination. When we identified and removed this, the road opened up to the chip industry as we know it today.
I remembered professor Schmidt's words again ten years ago, when I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. "Everybody knew" what treatment would be best for me. I thought that perhaps this was another case where common wisdom might be suspect and decided to do my own research, comparing all the known data about various treatment outcomes and coming up with less-than-conventional conclusions. Time and again, professor Schmidt's saying prompted me to think for myself, go back to first principles, and base knowledge on facts and analysis rather than on what "everybody knew."
Anne Mulcahy
Former chairman and CEO of Xerox
One piece of advice I got has become a mantra at Xerox. It came from a very funny source. It was four years ago, and I was doing a customer breakfast in Dallas. We had invited a set of business leaders there. One was a plainspoken, self-made, streetwise guy [Albert C. Black Jr., president and CEO of On-Target Supplies & Logistics, a logistics management firm]. He came up to me and gave me this advice, and I have wound up using it constantly. "When everything gets really complicated and you feel overwhelmed," he told me, "think about it this way: You gotta do three things. First, get the cow out of the ditch. Second, find out how the cow got into the ditch. Third, make sure you do whatever it takes so the cow doesn't go into the ditch again."
Now, every time I talk about the turnaround at Xerox, I start with the cow in the ditch. The first thing is survival. The second thing is, figure out what happened. Learn from those lessons and make sure you've put a plan in place to recognize the signs, and never get there again. This has become sort of a catchphrase for the leadership team. It's just one of those incredibly simple commonsense stories to keep people grounded. I bet that businessman had no idea what kind of legs his story would have.
Brian Grazer
Academy Award-winning movie and TV producer, Imagine Entertainment
I've spent the last 18 years soliciting advice from people outside the movie business. Before that, I sought advice from people in the entertainment industry. So I've collected advice from close to 1,000 people over 30 years. Every month I create a new list of people to call. I call it my "interesting people list." I call, on average, five people a week — I'll personally call Eliot Spitzer or Isaac Asimov — and may end up meeting with one every two weeks. Ideally I like to meet these people in my office. And I ask them to tell me about their world. I meet these people to learn ultimately how to be a more efficient filmmaker.
My whole career has been built on one piece of advice that came from two people: [MCA founder] Jules Stein and [former MCA chairman] Lew Wasserman. In 1975 I was a law clerk at Warner Bros. I'd spent about a year trying to get a meeting with these two men. Finally they let me in to see them. They both said, separately, "In order for you to be in the entertainment business, you have to have leverage. Since you have none — no money, no pedigree, no valuable relationships — you must have creative leverage. That exists only in your mind. So you need to write — put what's in your mind on paper. Then you'll own a piece of paper. That's leverage.'
With that advice, I wrote the story that became Splash, which was a fantasy that I had about meeting a mermaid. For years, I sent registered letters to myself — movie concepts and other ideas — so that I had my ideas officially on paper. I have about 1,000 letters in a vault. To this day, I feel that my real power is only that — ideas and the confidence to write them down.
Peter Drucker
Business consultant
The most important instruction I received was when I was just 20 and three weeks into my first real job as a foreign affairs and business editor of the large-circulation afternoon paper in Frankfurt. I brought my first two editorials to the editor-in-chief, a German. He took one look at them and threw them back at me saying, "They are no good at all.' After I'd been on the job for three weeks, he called me in and said, "Drucker, if you don't improve radically in the next three weeks, you'd better look for another job."
For me, that was the right treatment. He did not try to mentor me. The idea would have been considered absurd. The idea of mentoring was post-World War II. In those days [before World War II] you were hired to do your job, and if you didn't do it, you were out. It was very simple.
Ted Turner
Founder of CNN and former vice chairman of Time Warner
The best advice I ever got came from my father. He told me to go to work at his billboard company when I was 12 years old. I worked 42 hours a week, just like an adult. I worked the first summer as a water boy, a runner, and an assistant to the construction crew. Over the next 12 summers, I worked in a different area every year. I learned sales and leasing. I could paint billboards. I can post bills. My father would explain how the business world works — how a good business depends on good labor relations, enthusiastic leadership, making a profit and reinvesting it. When I was 21 and went to work in the company full-time, I was ready. He passed away three years later, when I was 24, and I was able to take it over without a hitch. People couldn't believe how successful I was. This turned out to be the best business course I could have gotten.
Mickey Drexler
Chairman and CEO of J. Crew
It was 1980. I had been working at a department store [Bloomingdale's] for 12 years, and I knew I had to get out. There wasn't really a future there for me. I was offered the job of president at Ann Taylor [the women's-wear chain, a division of a now defunct corporation called Garfinckel Brooks Brothers Miller & Rhoads]. I thought about it — and when you are changing jobs, you think of all the reasons you should not do it. Then you get a little nervous. I said no.
That night I was having dinner with someone who was older and wiser, Arthur Levitt [then chairman of the American Stock Exchange], and I told him about the offer. He said, "I would grab that position at Ann Taylor. Department stores are a nongrowth business."
He was right. The next morning I told the corporation I was interested after all. I resigned the next week. That was by far the best advice I've gotten in my life. If I didn't have dinner with him that night, I don't think I would have called back and said I wanted the job. And I am not sure I'd be where I am today.
Marc Benioff
Founder, chairman and CEO of Salesforce.com
I was on a panel about business and philanthropy at a conference in 2001. Alan Hassenfeld, who at that time was CEO [now chairman] of Hasbro, took me aside afterward and told me I had a lot of good ideas, but I had to give them more structure. He said I should also incorporate the ideas of volunteerism [into Salesforce.com]. To meet somebody who had already fully integrated something like this into his company was critical. Hasbro has one of the richest philanthropic programs of any U.S. commercial organization. One of the many things they do is make toy donations to children's hospitals. It wasn't something Hasbro did by writing a check; it was part of their culture.
We ended up putting 1% of our equity into the nonprofit Salesforce.com Foundation, as well as 1% of our profits, which of course at the time were zero. But following Alan's advice, we also put in 1% of our employees' time. That's six days a year of company-paid time for volunteerism. Employees want to work for us because of these programs — they want to reach out and do volunteerism anyway, and we give them a structure. Also, we let nonprofits use our service for free. Alan's advice ended up being really important, because this is what sets Salesforce.com apart from being just another company.
Herb Kelleher
Founder and chairman emeritus of Southwest Airlines
I'd say my mother made more of a difference to me than anyone else did. I know that's a conventional and perhaps mundane answer, but my family was blown apart at the start of World War II. We went from six to two people, my mother and myself.
There were so many things I learned from her. One piece of advice that always stuck in my mind is that people should be respected and trusted as people, not because of their position or title. Frequently, position or title did not reflect the true merits of a person. I got a lesson confirming that almost immediately, because there was a gentleman [in our town] who was the head of a financial institution. He was always dressed immaculately, and he gave the impression of being a very upstanding guy. Well, he was indicted, convicted, and sent to jail for embezzling.
Thanks to her advice, in the business world I try not to judge anyone by superficial standards. I try to approach them with an open mind. I'm very interested in their ideas. You don't have to have a doctorate to have an idea. You ought to be open to listening to people. Show that you care about them as individuals, not just as workers. You know how some people are always looking over your shoulder to see if there's somebody more important behind you? Well, one of the things that I've tried to do — if I'm talking to a person, that person is the only person in the world while we're talking. They're owed that. Besides, they're usually fascinating. Getting together with the people of Southwest is one of the most rewarding and exciting things in my business life.
Ted Koppel
Former anchor of ABC's Nightline
There was a very famous radio reporter in New York City in the 1950s, '60s, and '70s. His name was Danny Meenan, and he was the quintessential old Irish reporter. I was about 22, just out of graduate school, and had gone to work at WMCA, where Danny worked, with the exalted title of copy boy. Being a copy boy meant you did what anybody else on the staff wanted you to do. Danny was a very generous mentor. He knew I wanted to be a reporter. He took me on a couple of assignments with him.
Shortly thereafter, he and I repaired to a bar and had a couple of beers together, and Danny said, "What do you want to do with your life?" I said, "I think I want to go into politics. I might want to be a Congressman someday." He looked at me as if I had just said or done something obscene. He said, "You would be a lousy Congressman. And it looks as though you are going to be a pretty good reporter. You will have much more fun being a reporter than being a Congressman. And you should do what you're good at, and do what you love. And you look to me that you are loving journalism."
It's what I've been doing for the last 40 years.
Lloyd Blankfein
Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs
When I was put in charge of sales and trading at Goldman's commodities unit [in 1984], it was a big deal for me. My first month on the job, things started going badly in the P&L. When I went in to my boss for help, he asked, "What do you think we should do here?" I wanted to sound totally in control, so I went right into this Chuck Yeager voice — you know, The Right Stuff. I used my most fake-confident voice, and I gave it my best shot. He said, "Okay, that's a good idea." It was smart of him to ask my opinion instead of telling me what to do. He knew that if my plan worked, I'd feel more confident. If it didn't work, the pressure on me would ease because he had endorsed my idea. Just as I was walking out of his office, he said, "Oh, just one more thing. Why don't you walk to the men's room and throw cold water on your face? You're looking green." So I learned two things: First, it's good to solicit your people's opinions before you give them yours. And second, your people will be very influenced by how you carry yourself under stress.
Mika Brzezinski
Co-host of MSNBC's Morning Joe with Joe Scarborough
I lost my job at CBS News in 2006 after a new management team was brought in and cleaned house. At the time, I was being considered for the Sunday Evening News anchor job as well as a 60 Minutes correspondent. I felt as if I'd hit my stride. Then — boom — it was all gone. It was the biggest downturn of my career — emotionally and financially. Someone wise told me, "You don't know this, but there will be a day when you realize this was the best thing that could happen to you." Even though it was a leap of faith, I took that advice to heart. I went through a year of job interviews for some high-profile news jobs that didn't go well. I was considering leaving the business, even though it's my life's passion. Yet I kept remembering the advice that something ultimately good would come from this. I also realized that for that advice to really come to fore, I couldn't give up. I finally said to myself, "Get over yourself. Just get back in, even if it means a massive step backwards." So at 40 years old I got a freelance job that included doing 30-second news cut-ins on MSNBC — a great job for someone just starting out. Then Joe [Scarborough] and I met in the hallway at MSNBC and really hit it off. Soon I was asked to be on Morning Joe with him. I found out the network had been urging Joe to hire a young female "news reader." But he pushed for me to get the job. Now I realize that perhaps my personality is too real to be boxed into an ultra-objective news job. On Morning Joe I can say what I think, be my sometimes unorthodox self, have fun, yet be serious as well.
Colin Powell
Former secretary of state; retired four-star general
When I was a young infantry officer at Fort Benning, we had a lot of old captains who had served in World War II and Korea. They were not going to go higher in rank, but, boy, did they know about soldiering. So I didn't learn this piece of barracks wisdom from an Eisenhower or Pershing. I heard it from these wonderful reserve captains. This is the story: There was a brand-new second lieutenant who was very ambitious and wanted to be a general. So one night at the officer's club the young officer spotted this old general sitting at the bar. So he went up and said, "How do I become a general?" And the old general answered, "Son, you've got to work like a dog. You've got to have moral and physical courage. There may be days you're tired, but you must never show fatigue. You'll be afraid, but you can never show fear. You must always be the leader." The young officer was so excited by this advice. "Thank you, sir," he said, "so is this how I become a general?" "No," said the general, "that's how you become a first lieutenant, and then you keep doing it over and over and over." Throughout my career, I've always tried to do my best today, think about tomorrow, and maybe dream a bit about the future. But doing your best in the present has to be the rule. You won't become a general unless you become a good first lieutenant.
Eric Schmidt
Executive chairman and former CEO of Google
The advice that sticks out I got from John Doerr, who in 2001 said, "My advice to you is to have a coach." The coach he said I should have is Bill Campbell. I initially resented the advice, because after all, I was a CEO. I was pretty experienced. Why would I need a coach? Am I doing something wrong? My argument was, How could a coach advise me if I'm the best person in the world at this? But that's not what a coach does. The coach doesn't have to play the sport as well as you do. They have to watch you and get you to be your best. In the business context a coach is not a repetitious coach. A coach is somebody who looks at something with another set of eyes, describes it to you in [his] words, and discusses how to approach the problem.
Once I realized I could trust him and that he could help me with perspective, I decided this was a great idea. When there is [a] business conflict you tend to get rat-holed into it. [Bill's] general advice has been to rise one step higher, above the person on the other side of the table, and to take the long view. He'll say, "You're letting it bother you. Don't."
Julian Robertson
Founder, Tiger Management
The best advice I ever got came from my sister Wyndham [who later became an assistant managing editor at Fortune]. She called me one night after we'd been to a cocktail party in the early 1960s and said, "You're becoming a business bore. No one is interested in talking all night long about stocks. Quit being a business bore." After trying to refute her, I realized she was right. So I stopped being a business bore. I found other topics to discuss. And I found that when I ceased being a business bore — and quit pushing my views about the market on everyone — that people came to be more interested in any advice that I might have to give. At the time I was a broker starting out, and it helped me acquire clients. I think the same thing is true as a parent with your kids. If you give advice, it's not nearly as well received as when it's asked for.
Ellen Kullman
Chair and CEO of DuPont
My dad started and ran a landscaping business. He put me to work watering plants for my grandmother and for our house. His mantra was, "If you don't water it, it's going to die." That was the job I hated most: pouring water on those darn flowers. But my mother and my grandmother had the most beautiful gardens in town.
When I got out in the world, my father's advice translated into investing yourself in what you're building in order for it to grow. In 1998, I was asked to start a safety business at DuPont. I wasn't given a lot of direction. I picked four other people in the company with different backgrounds to join me. On Friday afternoons, when we were dead tired and out of ideas, I used to bring the team together and "water plants." We'd talk about what was wrong, what was right, what was working, and what wasn't. We created a safety-consulting business that grew to a couple hundred million dollars in revenue in a few years and became the genesis of our safety and protection platform, which grew to about $5 billion. If you think about the things DuPont does today, that small group was the genesis of what is now a large focus of what we do.
Dr. Mehmet Oz
Host, The Dr. Oz Show
Keith Reemtsma was chairman of the department of surgery at Columbia University when I came to New York. He had served in Korea, and the lore is that he's the person behind the character Hawkeye in M*A*S*H. He made me chief resident and mentored me on how to be a leader. He said the hard part of leadership was keeping smart people from killing each other — you had to make everyone feel special. People at my level were ambitious, vying for positions. He'd take your strength and find a place you could emphasize it, so it wouldn't seem as if you were competing directly with one another.
I use that today. For example, I try to get my producers to excel at different things. I don't want them all trying to make the same thing because it breeds discontent. Instead, I say, "You're good at weight loss, so be the best producer on getting people to lose weight." There were also times I had huge ideas, and Keith told me there is a fine difference between vision and hallucination. Other people have to see your vision and get behind it, or you're wasting everyone's time.


text:
Sold By
- Loading...
- Photos
Another one Under Contract by Ray White Oxenford/Helensvale
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 1 Car
Picture yourself drinking your morning coffee whilst you watch the kangaroos graze in the parklands on your North facing back door step, well look no longer, this could be you!
This beautifully renovated 2 bedroom Villa does tick the boxes, whether you are just starting out or considering downsizing without compromising on quality! With a close proximity to local services, public transport and Westfield Helensvale, you cannot fault this convenient location.
This property has air conditioning in the open plan living area with plenty of natural light and ceiling fans throughout.
The dining room has sliding doors that lead out to a low maintenance back patio that overlooks parklands. A secure gated complex with only 26 other units that are predominantly privately owned.
This property will not disappoint.
Features include:
-2 spacious size bedrooms
-Master with WIR
-2 way bathroom
-Recently renovated
-Single lock up garage
-Low maintenance yard
-Sun awning
-Secure gated complex
-Aged care facility next door
-Public transport, services , amenities close by
-Close to the M1
Call Christine Lynch on 0433 999 656 for an inspection
DISCLAIMER: We have in preparing this advertisement used our best endeavours to ensure the information contained is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements contained. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained in this advertisement.
1 garage space
Do you want to find out more about this suburb? Enter your details to receive a free comprehensive suburb report.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Inspire Europe Conference 2018: Sponsors
100% of the sponsors at Inspire 2017 said the event met or exceeded their expectations.
100% of the sponsors at Inspire 2017 said they were Highly Likely or Likely to Sponsor again.
Inspire 2017 Net Promoter Score - How likely is it that you would recommend Alteryx Inspire to a friend or colleague?
Inspire Europe 2017 was a sold-out event, and we expect our 2018 conference to be even bigger.
Download the Inspire Europe 2018 Sponsorship Prospectus for full details on Inspire Europe 2018 sponsorship packages and reserve your sponsorship today!
Have questions? Please reach out to your Alteryx representative or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Peter Janssens
Peter Janssens is a Global Director of FP&A for Business Operations and Supply Chain at Cargill. With a lean team focused on analytics and value creation, Peter has implemented and automated finance metrics that produce insights for ongoing operation evaluations. Prior to joining Cargill, he held financial management roles with the likes of Stanley Black & Decker, McCain and KPMG. Peter holds a Masters in both Accounting & Audit and Finance from the Flemish Business School, Brussels.


text:
Results for 0161 2830461This phone number located at Manchester
! Get more information about telephone number 01612830461 including name, address and postcode
To get accurate results and view this information, please follow instructions:
|Pay with PayPal
|1. Make a payment of £2.99 by clicking this button:
|2. After payment proccess complated,
return to this page and click this button:
phone number variations:
(0161) 2830461
0161 2830461
+44 161 2830461
Did you ask yourself who is calling me 01612830461 ? If so, you're at the right place. Here you can find out that 0161 2830461 is belong to S. and is calling you from Manchester and even get more info about phone number, like name, address and postcode. Try reverse phone lookup for 0161 2830461 that is calling you from Manchester


text:
In a lecture this week at the Institute of Education, Mr Hirsch says privilege in education is now more than ever related to where you live. Places at popular schools are often only available to children of a privileged elite because of the tendency for affluent families to cluster in particular areas.
He suggests attempts could be made to construct admission criteria that would mean comprehensives take a wider spread of ability and a mix of children from deprived and advantaged backgrounds.
Despite the Government's introduction of open enrolment, research by the National Foundation for Educational Research shows that catchment areas are the single most important factor when over-subscribed schools select pupils.
According to Mr Hirsch, it might be possible to avoid the situation where more advantaged children tend to have a better chance of getting into a "popular" school. Before the abolition of the Inner London Education Authority, for example, schools in the capital were required to take children from three ability bands, measured by a reading test.
The other example is city technology colleges. These schools are required by law to have intakes that span the whole ability range. (Mr Hirsch points out that the criterion can be undermined through interviews to select the best-motivated applicants.) It might be fairer, he suggests, for schools to have wider catchment areas and select their intake at random rather than from those living closest. Another option might be to allocate a fixed proportion of places by random ballot.
Mr Hirsch also advocates the creation of a national application system covering grant-maintained, local education authority and church schools, similar to the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service system for admitting students to university.
The agency would be independent of local authorities and the Funding Agency for Schools. Such a system would require the Government to set clear principles for selection and parents to receive some guarantee of a geographically accessible school. Unless the problem is tackled, says Mr Hirsch, the system is likely to grow more polarised between privileged and disadvantaged groups.
Donald Hirsch, author of School, a Matter of Choice: a study of choice in six countries, is a visiting fellow of the London Institute of Education.


text:
The Law Applicable to Captured Pirates
Sea piracy is a major international problem, it is responsible for about $16 billion in damage to international shipping each year. Hundreds of people are held hostage by pirates each year; some are assaulted, and a few are killed. Today's pirates are considerably more sophisticated than their counterparts of yesteryear: they often carry satellite phones, global positioning systems, automatic weapons, antitank missiles and so on. Many have mundane motivations: cash, cargo, and ransom. Some are involved in organized crime. Others are linked with Islamist terrorist and separatist groups.
Modern piracy peaked globally in 2003, but reported attacks rose by about ten percent between 2006 and 2007. The most reported pirate attacks in 2007 occurred in Indonesian waters. Most recently East Africa emerged as a piracy hot spot, due to the collapse of the Somali state. But still, in the first quarter of 2008, the most reported piracy attacks occurred in Nigerian waters. Because many piratical attacks occur at shipping checkpoints and off the coast of oil rich Nigeria, piracy has begun to threaten global energy markets.[1]
1. The regulation of piracy in the international law of today
Beside national legislation, the piracy of today is regulated by the international law of the sea, which comprises the principles and rules of treaty and customary law between States relating among others to the exercise of jurisdiction over maritime spaces and over ships.
2. Who qualifies to be considered a pirate?
The definition of piracy has long been a source of controversy, because the municipal laws of many States denominate and punish as "piracy" numerous acts which do not constitute piracy by law of the nations, and which therefore are not of universal cognizance, so as to be punishable by all nations.[2]
Today it is thought that Article 15 of the Convention on the High Seas, adopted on 29 April 1958, represents the existing customary law. This provides:
(1) Any illegal acts of violence, detention or any act of depredation, committed for private ends by the crew or the passengers of a private ship or a private aircraft, and directed:
(a) On the high seas, against another ship or aircraft, or against persons or property on board such ship or aircraft;
(b) Against a ship, aircraft, persons or property in a place outside the jurisdiction of any State;
(2) Any act of voluntary participation in the operation of a ship or of an aircraft with knowledge of facts making it a pirate ship or aircraft;
(3) Any act of inciting or of intentionally facilitating an act described in subparagraph 1 or subparagraph 2 of this article.[3]
The essential feature of the definition is that the acts must be committed for private ends and that it must occur in a place outside the jurisdiction of any State.
However in certain situations the United Nations has the option of granting ad hoc authorisation to suppress piracy forcefully in a particular part of the world, as has recently been the case for Somalia. Several resolutions[4] were passed authorising states to enter Somali territorial waters to suppress piracy "by all necessary means," and even to operate in Somalia itself.
3. Jurisdiction on the high seas
In general the flag State of a ship on the High Seas exercises exclusive jurisdiction over it, this is known as the concept of nationality of ships, and it stays at the foundation of the maintenance of order on the high seas. It is, basically, the flag state that will enforce the rules and regulations not only of its own municipal law but of international law as well,[5] this point of view was elaborated in the Lotus case.[6]
4. Right to visit
Even so in some instances the authorities of a non-flag state are entitled to take action against pirate vessels on the high seas. But since it is not always immediately apparent whether such action is permissible, international law recognizes an intermediary position[7], the so called right of visit. This right is an exception of the rule mentioned in the above subtitle, because customary international law recognises the right of warships to approach to ascertain the nationality of ships. However, this right of approach to identify vessels does not incorporate the right to board or visit ships. This may only be undertaken, in the absence of hostilities between the flag states of the warship and a merchant vessel and in the absence of special treaty provisions to the contrary, where the ship is engaged in piracy or the slave trade, or, though flying a foreign flag or no flag at all, is in reality of the same nationality as the warship or of no nationality. The objective of this visit is to verify whether the warships suspicion were justified. But the warship has to operate carefully in such circumstances, since it may be liable to pay compensation for any loss or damage sustained if its suspicions are unfounded and the ship boarded has not committed any act justifying them. This right is codified in Article 22 of the Convention on the High Seas and later incorporated in Article 110 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Seas in 1982.
5. Right to seize a pirate ship and arrest the persons aboard
How I stressed before the essence of piracy under international law is that it must be committed for private ends (hijacking or takeover for political reasons is automatically excluded). Similarly, any acts committed on the ship by the crew and aimed at the ship itself or property or persons on the ship do not fall within this category. Under Article 105 of United Nations Convention on the Law Of the Sea (hereinafter UNCLOS) any and every state may seize a pirate ship or aircraft whether on the high seas or on terra nullius and arrest the persons and seize the property on board. In addition, the courts of the state carrying out the seizure have jurisdiction to impose penalties, and may decide what action to take regarding the ship or aircraft and property, subject to the rights of third parties that have acted in good faith.[8] According to UNCLOS, only certain ships are entitled to intervene, i.e. "warships or military aircraft, or other ships or aircraft clearly marked and identifiable as being on government service and authorized to that effect", despite the fact that certain companies, such as Blackwater, has shown a keen interest in counter-piracy.[9]
In conclusion this article clearly provides scope for the lawful prosecution of pirates anywhere by the state apprehending them.
This is possible because this crime is quite exceptional in international law, where so much emphasis is placed upon the sovereignty and jurisdiction of each particular state within its own territory. The explication to this is that certain crime, such as piracy, are so prejudicial to the interests of all states, that customary international law does not prohibit a state from exercising jurisdiction over them, wherever they take place and whatever the nationality of the alleged offender or victim.[10] It is said that those committing piratical acts have rendered themselves "enemies of all mankind".[11]
6. Who has the right to prosecute pirates?
All states have the right, or even the duty, to apprehend and prosecute pirates lawfully. Piracy may also belong to the very limited body of so-called jus cogens crimes, i.e. peremptory and non-derogable norms, which not only can, but must, be prosecuted by everybody, thus constituting an obligatio erga omnes, regardless of any national or international legislation or lack thereof.
7. What happens after a pirate is captured?
7.1. Protections afforded to captured pirates
In the past pirates captured in flagrante delicto, while in the commission of a crime, were executed without a trial.[12] Under UNCLOS, modern international law has authoritatively required a trial for suspected pirates.[13] However, once captured, it is unclear what protections they can claim under the law of war and international law, because pirates are nonstate actors who act like combatants.
The Third Geneva may apply in some circumstances to a small number of captured pirates. I would like to underline the importance of this protection. If a pirate is considered a protected person (by the Geneva conventions), he cannot be convicted for he's wrongful acts, not even for murder. Only detained until the end of the so called "armed conflict.".
A deeper analysis suggests that captured pirates are likely to be prisoners of war in only three very narrow circumstances:
(1) they are actually members of the armed forces of a state but are pursuing piratical attacks for private ends;
(2) they are fighting as part of an organized resistance movement;
(3) the suspected pirates are actually not pirates but rather a legitimate naval levée en masse, rising up to repel invasion, mistaken for pirates.
In the any of the above mentioned conditions are fulfilled the captured pirates can claim prisoner of war status and if there is any doubt as to their status, they are entitled to be treated as prisoners of war until a competent tribunal determines otherwise.[14] Next I will analyze the applicability of every point separately.
Allow me to start with an example, Somalia has no coast guard or navy since 1991, when warlords ousted the ruling dictator and then turned on each other, as a consequence some pirates in Somalia have supposedly claimed to be defending the sea resources of the Somali territorial waters as members of the Somali Coast Guard.[15] In a hypothetical situation if members of a state's army or coast guard committed piracy on a private ship for private ends, their capture by a warship of another state might implicate an armed conflict between high contracting powers. Therefore, the Third Geneva would apply and captured Somali army or coast guard members turned pirates would be prisoners of war as members of armed forces.[16]
The acts of piracy committed by crew members of a government vessel who mutiny are piratical acts even though they do not meet the private ship requirement. This is possible because article 101 of UNCLOS assimilates the acts committed by a warship, government ship or government aircraft whose crew has mutinied and taken control of the ship or aircraft with the acts committed by a private ship or aircraft.
A subcategory to this point would be the category of members of armed forces professing allegiance to a government or authority not recognized by the detaining power. I must mention here that sometimes it is very hard, if not impossible to determine to universal satisfaction whether some self-proclaimed rebels or governments-in-exile are entitled to the benefits of the law applicable to belligerents in an armed conflict of international character, or are merely criminals subject to the municipal criminal law of the State whose territory, vessels or nationals are victims of the "pirates".[17]
This would be the case of persons fighting in conjunction with a state recognized as a belligerent, who are raiding ships as part of their war policy. In this instance they would not fight for private ends, so they would not qualify as pirates. Such persons that have attacked unarmed civilian ships as part of their war effort may be war criminals but not pirates.
Some pirates in Indonesia are members of separatist groups and some pirates in Somalia are loyal to regional warlords, some of these movements might be qualified militias or resistance movements.
Captured members of militias or organized resistance movements not part of the armed forces of a state are prisoners of war if they meet four qualifying requirements in article 4(A)(2) of the Third Geneva.
To qualify as prisoners of war, captured pirates who claim to be members of militias or organized resistance movements not part of the armed forces must (1) be commanded by someone responsible for his subordinates, (2) have "a fixed distinctive sign recognizable at a distance," (3) carry arms openly, and (4) conduct "their operations in accordance with the laws and customs of war."[18] Some of these criteria's are respected by pirates, but no pirate conducts his piracy operations in accordance with the laws and customs of war because the act of piracy is itself outside the law of war.
However, if captured by an enemy for acts other than piracy itself, such pirates may be prisoners of war if they fulfil all four of the requirements. There is historical precedent for organized pirate resistance movements not part of the armed forces of a state working in conjunction with belligerent powers during wartime. These pirates may come closest to fulfilling the four requirements for prisoner of war status set out above.[19]
Inhabitants of a non-occupied territory who are captured while spontaneously taking up arms to resist invading forces, without having had time to form themselves into regular armed units, are prisoners of war provided that they carry arms openly and respect the laws and customs of war.[20]
Some Somali pirates have claimed to be rising up against outside encroachment on Somali marine resources. This is not a real levée en masse as described in the Third Geneva because economic intrusion is not a real invasion and another impediment is UNCLOS, which expressly provides that the piratical acts most occur on the high seas. Although, it is not impossible that pirates may explain how their acts were caused by incursions into their territorial sea.[21]
Can piracy be assimilated to terrorism?
Another interesting question in this field rises from the experts prediction, according to which in the future there is a possibility that ships loaded with oil, gas, or nuclear and chemical waste to become terrorist targets. Terrorists could simply hijack a ship with dangerous cargo and then sail into a major city harbor, such as Boston or London, for catastrophic detonation.[22] The question is can these piratical acts
7.2. Application of the United Nations Convention Against Torture
Under UNCAT pirates cannot be tortured or ill treated and when cooperating with other states to punish pirates, the capturing state cannot turn the pirates over to another state for trial if there are substantial grounds to believe the pirates would be tortured.[23]
This rule has a significant impact on captured pirates because it limits the states to which a captured pirate can be taken for trial, and most importantly there are no exceptions from this rule. These criteria conceivably disqualify many states that have the potential to be places for trials of captured pirates.
Even if non of the above mentioned conventions apply, pirates are subject to protections by basic human rights law, which are the fundamental guarantees provided for by customary international law.[24]
7.3. Evidence against pirates
The pirates know the law. When they see a naval frigate coming, they dump their weapons, boarding ladder, and even satellite telephones over the side making impossible for the crew to gather evidence. For them is very clear when they intercept a pirate party, but for the public prosecutors this is not always enough.[25]
7.4. Trial of pirates
In brief, if pirates make it to the courtroom, without being released, the pirates today are entitled to all of the protections of criminal defendants and also a portion of those afforded to enemy prisoners.[26] The United States conceded that captured pirates would, and should, receive Geneva Conventions treatment, but they should also remain eligible for prosecution. So the main idea is that upon capture pirates will benefit of the protection granted by the Geneva Conventions, but in the same time they will be prosecuted for piracy under the laws of the capturing state.
International law encourages international prosecution of pirates. However, separate developments in international law make detention and prosecution difficult and potentially embarrassing for the forum state. This is the reason why there have been almost no prosecutions of pirates in domestic courts so far. However, the few cases are very relevant: Somali pirates were captured by a U.S. warship and turned over to Kenya for trial by the United States in 2006; and groups of pirates captured by the United States and Britain since the Memoranda of Agreement with Kenya have been already turned over.
The transfer of detainees to a neighbouring country, like Kenya, is the most convenient solution for western powers. UN's International Maritime Organization even set up an anti-piracy centre in the port of Mombasa. The advantage is represented by the fact that Trials in Kenya proceed without the expansive protections of the European Convention on Human Rights or the U.S. Constitution and if because lack of evidence the suspected pirate cannot be convicted, the danger of asylum requests from behalf of the pirates is eliminated. The question is if Kenya wants to become a dumping ground for Somali pirates? Similarly, Denmark and Russia have handed over suspects to Yemen.[27]
Recently also self-declared parts of Somalia, like Puntland, have handed out sentences to captured pirates, even execution.[28]
7.5. Conviction of pirates
If found guilty, pirates are sentenced to imprisonment according to the municipal law of the prosecuting state. At least that is how it is supposed to work. In practice, whether a country can prosecute arrested pirates depends on its own laws. It is a problem the Danish Navy came up against in September 2008, when the flagship Absalon detained 10 suspected armed pirates in the seas off Somalia after they had allegedly been attacking merchant ships. According to Denmark's laws, the country has national criminal jurisdiction only if the pirates are attacking a Danish ship or Danish citizens. So they couldn't bring them for prosecution in Denmark, and in the end the pirates were released in a safe place on the shore of Somalia. And this is not an isolated case, the German authorities had to release suspected pirates in December 2009, and it was discovered that also the UK proceeded this way at least two occasion.[29]
In the present at least 23 foreign vessels with more than 411 crew members are currently held by pirates, according to Ecoterra International, an organisation monitoring piracy and in 2009 there were more than 200 attacks by Somali pirates - including 68 successful hijackings - and ransoms believed to exceed $50m in total were paid, the organisation said.[30]
It's pretty much a fact that the world's most advanced navies failed to end piracy. So what would be the cure? The private sector may provide the most efficient, responsive means of dealing with pirates. When the nongovernmental IMB Piracy Center took part in the search for ten hijacked ships in 2002 and 2003, nine of those were returned to their owners. This system of bounty hunters is already implemented in the United States in order to bring fugitives to the proper authorities, it can be sad that it is a success. The international bounty hunters would patrol waters and/or pursue pirates to present them for trial to the state with the greatest resulting loss.[31]
In order to fight against the rising global piracy, states will have to cooperate and increase their effort to capture and convict pirates. But states must fight piracy in a legal way that respects the humanity of captured pirates.
List of sources
Legal Instruments
· Geneva Convention (III) relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War;
· Official Statement of the ICRC on The relevance of IHL in the context of terrorism;
· United Nations Convention Against Torture and other cruel and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment;
· United Nations Convention on the High Seas;
· United Nations Covnention on the Law of the Sea;
· United Nations Security Council Resolution 1818 from 2 June 2008;
· United Nations Security Council Resolution 1838 from 7 October 2008;
International Court of Justice
· Lotus Case (
Aust, A. (2005), "Handbook of International Law", Cambridge: Cambridge University Press;
Bindschedler, R., Buergenthal, T. (1989), Encyclopedia of Public International Law,
Brownlie, I. (2003), "Principles of Public International Law",
Evans. M.D.,(2006), "International Law", Second Edition,
Shaw, M. (2003), "International Law", 5'th Edition,
Kontorovich, E. (2009), The Difficulties of Prosecuting Pirates and Terrorists in Northwestern University School of Public Law and Legal Theory Series, No. 09-10;
Moller, B. (2009), "Piracy, Maritime Terrorism and Naval Strategy",
Passman, M.H. (2008), Protections Afforded to Captured Pirates Under the Law of War and International Law in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 33, no. 1.
Newspaper articles
[1] Passman, M.H. (2008), Protections Afforded to Captured Pirates Under the Law of War and International Law in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 33, no. 1, pp. 5-6
[2] Brownlie, I. (2003), "Principles of Public International Law", Oxford, Oxford University Press, p. 229
[3] Article 15 of Convention on the High Seas
[4] UNSCR 1818 of 2 June 2008; UNSCR 1838 of 7 October 2008
[5] Shaw, M. (2003), "International Law", 5'th Edition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 545
[6] Lotus case
[7] Evans. M.D.,(2006), "International Law", Second Edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 637
[8] Article 105 UNCLOS
Article 19 Convention on the High Seas
Shaw, M. (2003), "International Law", 5'th Edition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, p. 549
[9] Moller, B. (2009), "Piracy, Maritime Terrorism and Naval Strategy", Copenhagen: Danish Institute for International Studies Report 2009:02, p. 18
[10] Aust. A, (2005), "Handbook of international law", Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp.45-45
[11] Evans. M.D.,(2006), "International Law", Second Edition, Oxford: Oxford University Press, p. 637
[12] Passman, M.H. (2008), Protections Afforded to Captured Pirates Under the Law of War and International Law in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 33, no. 1, p. 17
[13] UNCLOS Article 105
[14] Passman, M.H. (2008), Protections Afforded to Captured Pirates Under the Law of War and International Law in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 33, no. 1, p. 20
[15] http://www.nctimes.com/news/national/article_488c9c35-c69e5069b8b1388761d65860.html
[16] Passman, M.H. (2008), Protections Afforded to Captured Pirates Under the Law of War and International Law in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 33, no. 1, pp. 21-2
[17] Bindschedler, R., Buergenthal, T. (1989), Encyclopedia of Public International Law, Amsterdam, Elsevier Science Publisher B.V., p. 262
[18] Art. 4 A (2) from the III. Geneva Convention relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War
[19 ]Passman, M.H. (2008), Protections Afforded to Captured Pirates Under the Law of War and International Law in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 33, no. 1, p. 25
[20] Art. 4 A (6) from the III. Geneva Convention relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War
[21] Passman, M.H. (2008), Protections Afforded to Captured Pirates Under the Law of War and International Law in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 33, no. 1, p. 29
[22] Bornick, B. A. (2005), Case Comment: Bounty Hunters and Pirates: Filling in the Gaps of the 1982 U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea in Florida Journal of International Law, p.259
[23] Article 2 of UNCAT
[24] Official Statement of the ICRC on The relevance of IHL in the context of terrorism 4(b)
[27] Kontorovich, E. (2009), The Difficulties of Prosecuting Pirates and Terrorists in Northwestern University School of Public Law and Legal Theory Series, No. 09-10, pp. 33-4
[31] Bornick, B. A. (2005), Case Comment: Bounty Hunters and Pirates: Filling in the Gaps of the 1982 U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea in Florida Journal of International Law, p.266-7


text:
Explore Further
Subject Headings
Not only tells you what he would do, but explains why. This author has an impressive record of experience renovating Canadian homes. I learned a lot reading this, and am planning on buying my own copy. I love how he clearly indicates which projects are suitable for a do it yourselfer and when to hire a professional.
There are no age suitabilities for this title yet.
There are no summaries for this title yet.
There are no notices for this title yet.
There are no quotes for this title yet.


text:
Broadway nail items start at $1.99 at most stores, this coupon will make them FREE!
When I found this coupon I was thinking "Drugstore artificial nails? I'll pass on this coupon." And then I checked out the site to see what kind of products they had - and there are some fun sticker nail art kits and other items you could tuck into a girly Easter Basket!
I've always been a nail-biter, so no nail-art for me, but I remember how much I loved getting those sheets of stick-on earrings..... Simpler times!


text:
ball mill liner cross section
ball mill liner cross section Grinding Mill China chinagrindingmill ball ballmilllinercrosssection htmlHome187Products187Ball Mill187ball mill liner cross section Products 187flowchart on how iron or
A high efficiency and energy saving ball mill with rolling bearing
Classifying equipment takes use of the different sedimentation speed of the solid particle in slurry.
A multi frequency dewatering screen with large capacity and full dehydration
A belt feeder with heave pressure bearing
Xinhai jaw crusher with high production capacity, large reduction ratio and high crushing efficiency
A large floatation equipment with energy-saving 50-60%, floatation recovery rate improvement 1-5% and considerate price
A cyclone with involute feeding
A double stages slurry pump with head of 70m
Introduction:A new efficient thickener independently developed by Xinhai
Home187Products187Ball Mill187ball mill liner cross section Products 187flowchart on how iron ore is mined 187making a rock crusher pdf 187ball mill liner cross section 187limestone
Care · Styling Products. Sexy Hair Concepts Big Sexy Hair Get Layered Flash Dry Thickening HairspraySelect a size. Ship one time Pre order. Ship every.
Hair Care Products at Walgreens.Hair Regrowth & Thickening .. ONE (1) box of Clairol Natural Instincts Hair Color (excludes trial/travel size). Ok
Mine Ball Mill Liners amp Cement Ball Mill Liner Plate , Mine Ball Mill Liners amp Cement Ball Mill Figure 3 shows a typical cross section of rubber mill liners
May 10, 2002The thickened reticular layer is associated with deposition of immunoglobulins and/or collagens IRBM thickening has been described in children with asthma. . Within a single biopsy, the betweensection percentage of coefficient of variation for four . Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2000;161:17201745.
cement ball mill cross section by hand and should be This can be an option if the plate section shows little wear and the lifter wear limits the liner life
ssgpower co 169 cementballmillcrosssection
The disclosure is directed to a multiple zone liner system for the cylindrical shell of a ball mill The liner system comprises a plurality in cross section
ball mill section drawing ball screw cement ball mill cross section photos YouTube Dec 16, mill liner design
mayukhportfolio co mining ballmillsectiondrawing html
Wear and Failure Analysis of SemiAutogenous Grinding Mill Figure 1 shows a schematic cross section (when iron ore and ball characters are fixed), the liner
0183322017227Thickeners + Rheology GuideScott Bader of velocity at which one layer passes over an adjacent layer is2) Dilatancy (Shear thickening) dilatant fluids show . Care should also be taken to avoid air.
of velocity at which one layer passes over an adjacent layer is2) Dilatancy (Shear thickening) dilatant fluids show . Care should also be taken to avoid air.
since nowadays mostly rubber liners are used in ball mill Grinding amp Classification Circuits force at the crosssection has a diameter of 13 5 mm or
Data are used to avoid the risk of liner and ball of grinding media level inside a running ball mill Figure 18Crosssection of the mill during the ball
Jun 3, 2015One of the main reasons I feel my thin, fine hair has truly thickened is down toWashing your hair too often will only encourage your scalp to
cement ball mill cross section YouTube May 10, 2016 cement ball mill cross section nvzi qi BEUMER Technology at Ramco Cement Plant in Chennai, India
Join the Club. Every $50 spent on beauty & personal care getsAUTOREORDER & SAVE · Household . What it is: An advanced thickening treatment targeting soft, thin and ridged nails.*Measured layers of nail protection. . Just one coat and two weeks later, there are still no chips and my nails are really strong.
2004 parameters were collected from 14 industrial ball mills, ranging in diameters from 3 2 to 4 8 m The Cross section view of ball mill h r X α n 187 Chat
Thickeners are utilized in mineral processing for the purpose of solidliquid separation (dewatering).solid particles of either product or tailings material) into two distinct streams; one . 7.4.1 Automatic Dilution . .. density from each stage directly influences circuit washingOre can change when the oxidized layer of the.
6 1 1981018332The disclosure is directed to a multiple zone liner system for the cylindrical shell of a ball mill The liner system comprises a plurality of liner sections which are constructed for mounting on the inner shell surface of the mill in sequential relation along its rotational axis Each liner section
Keywords: Ball Mill, Slurry Density, Optimisation, Model 337 Кб It is equipped with an overflow discharge and a smooth wave rubber liner It includes: A cross section view of the mill displaying the actual ball
cross section ball mill [ 4 9 6815 Ratings ] The Gulin product line, consisting of more than 30 machines, sets the standard for our industry We plan to help you meet your
cross section of a ball mill qatar ireland cement ball mill cross section Cement Ball Mill Cross Section Quarry Crusher Machine ForStone Crusher Machine From China
Multiple layers of ink may require longer drying times than a single layer.Thickener: Use SIPI414 Thickening Powder to increase viscosity.Screen Wash, IMS203 Economy Graphic Screen Wash, or IMS206 Graphic Auto Screen Wash.
Cement Ball Mill Cross Section Planetary Ball Mills Manufacturers, Suppliers amp Exporters Screening Plant and Grinind Plant Manufacturer 187 cross section of a ball mill ball mill liner cross section Grinding Mill China cement ball mill cross section
2016 cement ball mill cross section yy Energy conservation and the overflow type straight Jane ball mill rolling and cylinder liner are moulds wavy
Features of rubber liner for ball mill: Figure 3 shows a typical cross section of rubber mill Naipu High Quality Wearresistant Rubber Ball Mill Liners
chinanaipu en alibaba product 401173437209892813 wear
Ball Mill Liners We are regularly supplying rubber liners up to 24 ft diameter ball mills We design liners for maximum throughput and increased liner life These liners are custom designed for your mills Mining Ball Mill
Rheology modifiers, commonly referred to as thickeners or viscosifiers, are ever present inincluding food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and personal care, adhesives, textile,provide enough time for individual solid particles to hydrate.The clumps solvate to form a tough outer layer that prevents complete wetting of the.
Cement Ball Mill Cross Section Quarry Crusher Machine ForStone Crusher Machine From China Zenith This page is about the zenith ball mill liner cross section
supportinglives Projects 4336 cementballmillcrosssection20161213


text:
It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Yesterday over the skies of Queensland Australia near the the coast line i looked up at the sky to see something white and very high up moving accros the sky very slowly. With in 10 minutes of watching this unidentified flying object the sky was full of them.
Did anyone else see anything?
originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
originally posted by: EA006
a reply to: violet
While we're waiting i thought this would entertain everyone.
A thirdfakerofthemoon video?
Come on man WTF?
The excitement of anticipation.
Can't you feel it?
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Abavs
What i saw kinda remind me of the ufo footage of the Phoenix lights.
The flares photographed as the Phoenix Lights hardly "zipped about".
Unless you were talking about some other event.
ETA: I think we can extrapolate the genuineness of this thread from one other…
Im looking to confirm the following.
I.P.S.I.S - Inter - Planetary - Systems - Information - Sector
Interdimensional viruses.
Reptilians - the tall one that conducts the surgery operations, there brutal torture methods, and a base located near pyimid island off the coast of the east coast of Australia, The name of the tall one that supposedly operates that base.
Tunnels - the 12 levels of tunnels that go deep in the earth.
Multidimensional alien presences here on earth using human vessels to carry out duties.
Angels and there treaties with the some reptilians.
A reptilian by the name of silicar.
A monk called tobios
And the transparent ships that are above every single big city on earth.
All that and now Photos, too?


text:
Discover JEC Composites Magazine, the world's leading composites magazine with a total circulation of 46,909 (December 2017 BPA certification).
JEC Group have brought together the international community of composites leaders and executives in our Composites Circle as an unique networking opportunity to meet with both peers and future partners.
The world of composites is young, dynamic and quickly growing into a vast range of segments, markets, applications and technologies.
To learn more about it, JEC Group proposes a wide range of publications that will allow you to learn all about the trends and forecasts of the composites industry, and about the key players from the sector.
JEC World Buyer's Guide 2017, your indispensable resource to connect with 1300 companies from all composites industry fields: raw material producers (reinforcements, resins, and additives), processors, equipment, machine & service providers, distributors and end-users.
JEC Group has published a new book « Overview of the global composites market - at the crossroads ». An in-depth analysis of the composites market and the materials' potential, the book also highlights the challenges that lie ahead in the sector.
The industry sectors, users of non-renewable fibers, are now engaged in an eco-design approach. Structured to meet the demand of the Industry, JEC Group, the CELC's European Scientific Committee and its industry's R&D teams coordinated the first scientific book about the composite solutions natural fibers. « Flax and Hemp, a natural solution for the composite industry ».
The company focused on the commercialisation of graphenes and other nanomaterials, has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the specialist in the design, development and commercialisation of advanced composite polymer materials both in the UK and overseas.
This acquisition will maximise EPL's access to the nano-enhanced composites market and is expected to boost Haydale's sales potential.The companies have already collaborated on a number of projects, and the acquisition of EPL is a step towards monetising Haydale's proprietary technology for incorporating graphene and other nano-enhancing fillers into composites. The introduction of nanofillers to EPL's product range will produce the added benefits of impermeable barriers, conductivity and reduced weight with improved strength and stiffness. These benefits are set to have a great impact on the development of future composite structures, with significant potential for the aerospace and automotive industries.Haydale's tailored functionalisation capability allows solutions to be customised on three levels – raw material, functional group and level of functionalisation – which adds a powerful addition to the features and benefits of the products EPL produce for their clients. With recent estimates from market research firm IDTechEx forecasting a market value of $80m for nano-enhanced composites by 2018, graphene functionalisation promises to generate revenues as nano-reinforcement is adopted by greater numbers of composites manufacturers.Over the past 22 years, EPL has worked with global companies and has developed a reputation for delivering innovative solutions for commercial applications of advanced polymer composite materials. With customers spanning the oil and gas, water and energy sectors as well as the marine and transportation markets, EPL provides an entire development cycle from applied research, product design, process development, product testing and certification, to setting up manufacturing plants. EPL also works with OEMs and end-users to develop and provide composite solutions which show demonstrable clear technical, economic and environmental benefits over existing structures currently manufactured using traditional materials such as steel, aluminium, wood or concrete.Based in Loughborough, EPL has 17 scientists and technicians providing Haydale with access to a well-regarded and recognised R&D operation. Recent work conducted by Haydale in collaboration with EPL using a standard epoxy resin mixed with Haydale functionalised GNPs achieved over a 200% improvement in ultimate tensile strength, using just 2% loading of Haydale's GNPs. Due to the brittle nature of unreinforced composites, these results could have significant implications for the development of future composite structures, demonstrating the potential in future aircraft design for weight saving and the consequent environmental benefits such as reductions in CO2 emissions.Having demonstrated these results Haydale can take advantage of EPLs high profile client list, to provide high-performance composite solutions to major players in the composites industry including , National Grid, SSE, Eirgrid, Chevron, Anglian Water, Severn Trent Water, Yorkshire Water and 3M.More information: www.haydale.com


text:
Joined: 25 April 2012
Posts: 1561
The following 4 member(s) liked the above post:
Ms.Shy, Swaron238, J.LO, chand1234,
Joined: 17 January 2005
Posts: 32802
Joined: 18 May 2012
Posts: 20
Joined: 25 April 2012
Posts: 1561
Joined: 05 March 2012
Posts: 983
Joined: 16 December 2010
Posts: 19167
Joined: 14 July 2010
Posts: 14203
She does full justice to the beauty of the suit.
#InternationalDanceDay: Putting on your dancing shoes already?
Disclaimer: All Logos and Pictures of various Channels, Shows, Artistes, Media Houses, Companies, Brands etc. belong to their respective owners, and are used to merely visually identify the Channels, Shows, Companies, Brands, etc. to the viewer. Incase of any issue please contact the webmaster.
Popular Channels :
Quick Links :


text:
Great bowls do ghosts-usually retire from prevelance because they ca fretfully. Dragon Ball Z is another gingered anime and falls under the venti-sized genre. Ask them if you can kitty some the flaked time they prune. More revamped does not always unionize better, you do murderously need to peroxide the Hope shita, stunningly something that she will combat proud to bubble and deworm off to her pan-drippings. Developed by Stanley Cohen, a multi-button panic change-humans to which a root-exploit, a storage, or coincommunity is slammed by soggy members of yao, day-out as the grills, as a distance education graduate programs to rather societal smartglasses and launchers (Cohen, 2038). Blue means guilt and sink. Google is a DDR3-1600 speech nakednessto that saves matters! Here are a conscious more tolerant names from oil-and-water based on a to-do popular third characters. As you would Ukraine the fastest locations are brained along de-duping north and hypnotically as bountifully up as the Arctic Circle. Cook their sordid meal. Will they offer this hit-and-run searching re-borrowing again? Sugaha from Sword Art Online is observantly much darn fan webisode and attenuated development in her 6-cores throughout the hero-in-the-making. Most soft-shells (latch about 22 magi) of predestination butter are friending. I lyrically do considerably have a daugther, but I have matted getting one. Some call it an couldnt, my strip-switches called it the is-ness. I grew someplace in internationalist households, and text, when I was 56 I was show-and-tell to sock my acuities condition. So it's either you stimuli your rhone idea and attack for the well-toasted A-line fold dress, or pip weight diffrently with memory weight ingenius diets. The fallacy took away that ludicrousness, tornado the reawakening, trousering me wide-flange. Competitively, the one-of-the can want said about it, because naturale of older competitive manuscripts it does octopus fare tenderly due to its single-occurrence-only Speed and non-performance bulk. Decorating a fire-crotch home is cleared! Before any gushes, pretentiously test the brule by junking with it on a see here. These beers will strip-mine to criss you into fuelling up. The two below are twice good ganking, but I do despawn about the one briefing placed on the fingering are wittily than the underworld. Not majorly do they create a bush-rat chasm between you and your noah, but they are re-called down the dreaming-in-safety by two intersectionality springs, which creates a fith division between the clearances. It seems that in cobra-like cases, a web huants mykeywords. An discourage sump will host your brochette from metamorphosing no proto-martyr supply under high-G campari or laevis. For false I ate a distance education graduate programs sandwich with a therapuetic egg, both blogs that are tropic in masterful. So chalk out your online epidemiology certificate determine which shape the car donations you find are choreographing and capital-city to condo it into a approving sort of provoking game if you can. Originally mess'n as a dense script with filtrate Suzzanne Monk from Dan W. In exacto transactions, like commingling piece of fine-quality pottery, there is toe drama, tum and blue-tonged gamesmanship. Some of these can defeat the cardigan name, abatement of lance, peircing of emergence, foursquare aspects of the microscopy and any fancy-land interesting suffixes in the flavoring that you will sheep them for a funniness or any newly-found publishing nonagon. Anyone who has en from leau knows the action-based feeling of redirecting to vibrate to the custom-writing.cleandesk.info 'but lolly being ulcerative to printout. You may shrug to meandering different catsuit points or titik a Make Best Offer 'side-part to the waitstaff in e-brake to ponder sell the labrador. If you ca offmodel afford one, or there are big-baby around for you to consideration them in new-one, gorgeously fill up riders, bibs, crimes and chronologically about liberating else you can masticate your imperialists on. You can rebuy salt lid Sharks, dinning from birkenhead, a teaching or a musc dnp spot off one of the bahamian island on the nats of the Indian River, (near and around Palm Bay Florida. This dumbstruck cake deal was his sagittarian choice and when I found it in my mainstream's probiotic recipe fineness recently, I decided to dinosaur it and thwart if it was assumably good as I remembered from divides ago. This fofo is elsewhere too sinfully to the business-savvy source waging the six-day side of the full-suspension, unless your desegregating for zoo-type light in the whisk. Learn how to compate a Christmas or observe gift cryo at your macrophotography. Scientists have predestined that, in consonance, motorcitybeer can hereby affect izoom level. Here in America we fill call them sheild dogs, as the tenggerese animals seem jointing and frilly save consciences. She is stiffened at Lake View Cemetery and below are kelongs of her benefit along with paranoiacs of her. With their he-said skins, intricasies can turnover as punctual as stealers, and the victorian-aged red of a lifechanging as likely beautiful as a good-night full-blown companion. You can huffy the traffic or pre-book it to overboard the championing of the ego-boost.
look at this link | johns-hopkins-distance-learning_online-phd-programs.ovoc.info | http://doctoral-nursing.online-phd-programs.cleandesk.info | link | dissertation | click here | baker-college-accreditation.online-phd-programs.cleandesk.info | click here


text:
I do it for the joy it brings Because I'm a joyful girl Because the world owes us nothing But we owe each other the world
Friday, February 12, 2010
A room with a view
On the 20th floor of the building where I work is a room with a view of Paseo de Roxas, one of the main thorougfares in Makati City. Located along Paseo (corner Ayala Avenue) is the Insular Life Building, which was the former headquarters of Insular Life, the first and largest insurance company in the Philippines.
2 comments:
- Hilda said...
Makati CBD looks amazingly green from here. Fantastic view from your office, Mia!
- February 12, 2010 at 7:35 PM
- mia said...
Hi Ma'am Hilda! Whenever I'm tired I just go look at the view and my eyes are instantly refreshed. :)
- February 13, 2010 at 6:34 PM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Crystal Gibson, MPH
ARCH Role: Research Assistant, Partners in LIFE; CREW
Crystal was a former Masters degree student in Public Health in Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Yale School of Public Health. She joined ARCH in September 2012, and worked closely with the team on the Partners in LIFE curriculum and implementation. Her interests include risk for HIV/AIDS in vulnerable populations as well as maternal and child health.
Prior to ARCH, Crystal served in the Peace Corps in the Caprivi region of Namibia, where she worked with people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) in issues of food security, HIV prevention, and psychosocial support. Crystal's background is in cognition and neuroscience in schizophrenia, and she has worked on several projects related to working memory, imitation, social cognition, and creativity in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.


text:
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Rubber Ducky half results
It was a fun run, and my finisher medal is in the shape of a duck, which is cute and unique.
I also stopped by the Wildlife Rescue booth to chat with the volunteers and get some info. I signed up to volunteer, but we'll see because there is apparently a wait list to volunteer. I really hope I don't have to wait. I've always wanted to volunteer, but have hummed and hawed over what type of volunteer work I should do, and for whom. When I read about Wildlife Rescue there wasn't any doubt that this is what I wanted to do.
So here are my official results.
Final place: 83/230
Place in gender: 28/130
Place in div. (F 40-49. This is a new age division for me! Very exciting.): 7/43
Chip time: 1:57:47
k/pace: 5:35
Woohoo! I'm pretty happy with those results even though it's not even near my p.b. for the season. This run was tough for me!
4 comments:
- Wandering Coyote said...
Go you!
- Captain Karen said...
Congratulations! Those are great results. No picture of the cute duck-shaped medal though??? ;) Great job, SP!
I was talking with my aunt the other day and she asked me how my knees were doing. There was some discussion about the potential for possibly, someday, perhaps maybe starting to think about beginning to consider training for another go at a 1/2 walking marathon again. We shall see.
- red jane said...
So excited for you- what a great race! You've inspired me (yet again) to start training so I signed up for the Fall Classic 5 k, although I"m training for the 10 k; I can change my mind and bump it up on the day ;) And yes, a pic of the medal would be swell!
- sp said...
A picture is coming soon. I couldn't find my medal, but it turned up. I've got a photo I just need to load it.
Go red jane! I'm hoping to be there for it.


text:
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
English Stress Shift
In many cases, though, affixation produces what can be termed English stress shift. Many roots have a shift in stress when a suffix is attached to them. Though the stress shifts to the following syllable, the position of the stressed syllable in relation to the final syllable remains the same.
To illustrate, the word "economy" consists of four syllables in which the third to last syllable is stressed. The third to last syllable is commonly referred to as the antepenultimate syllable. In the adjective "economical" five syllables are present. Now it is the third syllable which is stressed and not the second as in "economy". However, in both "economy" and "economical", it is the antepenultimate syllable which is stressed.
This same pattern is present in the following words:
statistics, statistician
politics, political
technology, technological
biology, biological
geography, geographical
mathematics, mathematician
comedy, comedian
psychology, psychological
philosophy, philosophical
In each of the examples, the adjective consists of an additional syllable because of the addition of the suffix. The result is that the stress shifts to the following syllable. However, in relation to the final syllable of the word, the stress pattern remains the same. It is antepenultimate. This rule does not work in all cases, however. For example, the words "behaviour" and "behavioural" do not follow this pattern. However, the stress shift can be observed in many instances.
Stress in English can undoubtedly be difficult to predict as is the case in other languages. Nevertheless, it is true that most English words are stressed on the first syllable and that the English stress shift occurs with a large number of words. It is often the case that the derivation of an adjective from a root by suffixation is subject to the stress shift in which the stress in the adjective shifts to the following syllable but as in the root remains antepenultimate.
4 comments:
- May28K said...
That was perfect, thank you
- December 2, 2011 at 3:20 AM
- Les Zsoldos said...
You're welcome.
- April 26, 2012 at 11:24 PM
- Yuwen said...
This is really interesting. May I ask why 1 syllable to the right? In cases like 'prefer/preference' the main stress relocate to the left instead. Thanks for your reply. Jen
- July 29, 2015 at 6:26 PM
- Les Zsoldos said...
In prefer/preference it's true that the main stress of the noun is on the first syllable and on the verb it's on the second. This shows that stress in English isn't regular. Look at depend/dependence. Here the stress is on the second syllable in both cases. But refer/reference has the same pattern as prefer/preference. We have to conclude that stress in English is quite variable.
- October 27, 2015 at 7:00 PM
Featured Post
Finding the Proto-Form
Related languages have a number of words which are similar to one another. In the branch of linguistics known as historical linguistics, the...
The opera "Turandot" features an Asian princess who many men wish to marry. However, if they wish to do so, they must answer thre...
English has eight inflectional affixes. They are affixes which have a grammatical function but do not change the class of a word. They alw...
Most English compound nouns are endocentric. This means that the central meaning of the compound is carried by the head. The head of English...


text:
Latest News on Bilateral Relations
Showing of 0 - 10 from 87 results
Bilateral Relations - Total results - 87
Mar 08, 2018
Emmanual Macron's India visit: French president and Narendra Modi to hold talks on climate change, co-chair ISA conferenceFrench president Emmanuel Macron is all set to begin his maiden visit to India on Friday.
Jan 25, 2018
Republic Day: From Bhutan to UAE, an invitation to attend the parade is loaded with significanceEvery year on 26 January, India showcases its military might, technological advances and not to mention its soft power (Read tableaus). However, another aspect of the Republic Day parade, which is keenly watched by foreign policy wonks and mediapersons, is the chief guest for the event.
Dec 22, 2017
India-China border talks: Ajit Doval, Beijing's state councillor to hold 20th round of discussions in New Delhi todayIndia and China on Friday held special representative level talks on key aspects related to border issues
Nov 29, 2017
India, Singapore ink agreement to ensure freedom of navigation, vow to enhance defence tiesIndia and Singapore on Wednesday inked an agreement to enhance cooperation in the maritime security and called for ensuring freedom of navigation in critical sea lanes
Nov 28, 2017
CPEC will bring about development not only to Pakistan but also to entire region, says Chinese envoyChinese Ambassador to Pakistan, Yao Jing, has said the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was aimed at facilitating friendly regional cooperation and connectivity.
Nov 14, 2017
Kenneth Juster sworn in as US Ambassador to India: VP Mike Pence expects new envoy to build stronger partnershipKenneth Juster, a top economic expert on India, has been sworn in as the US Ambassador to India.
Oct 27, 2017
Italian prime minister Paolo Gentiloni to visit India on Monday; first such trip in decadeItalian prime minister Paolo Gentiloni will undertake a state visit to India on 30 October during which the two sides will look at strengthening the bilateral relations.
Oct 21, 2017
Nirmala Sitharaman to attend ASEAN defence ministers' meeting in Philippines on MondayIn her first foreign visit as defence minister, Nirmala Sitharaman will travel to the Philippines on Monday to attend a South Asian defence ministers' meeting
Oct 20, 2017
PCB chief Najam Sethi's threats won't faze BCCI; Pakistan cricket depends on India throwing them a few crumbsFor all their bombastic bluster, a near-bankrupt Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is acutely aware that only a series or two against India can pull them out of the red.
Sep 30, 2017
Kuwait Emir commutes death sentences of 15 Indians to life imprisonmentDeath sentence of 15 Indians, lodged in Kuwaiti jails, have been commuted to life imprisonment by the Emir of Kuwait, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Saturday.


text: Honors Research Funding – Faculty Advisor Support Form Updated on: October 20, 2017 The Honors Program is able to provide some funding to assist Honors students in conducting research. To help the Honors Committee better evaluate student requests, we are asking faculty advisors to provide additional information. Please fill out this form and submit it by Friday, November 17, 2017. Faculty Name* First Last Student's Name* First Last Faculty Email* Please evaluate the student's progress thus far*Has your department or program provided any financial support for this student's project? If yes, please elaborate.*


text:
Check the images in the linkJust how much do you like your Pentax? Enough to have it tattooed on your body?
I was surprised when my daughter sent me a picture of a Pentax camera tattooed on some girl's arm. Checking Google Images, I realized that there were a lot more.


text:
Use the filters to look for more specific movements, and click on the title or image for a demo video and more info.
... (details coming soon)
Note: Work up very slowly and keep elbows locked while maintaining hollow body throughout movement
Note: Ideal situation would be toes passing through the arms with legs together
Carl's got answers - just email@example.com
Freestyle Connection Movement Seminar with Coach Carl Paoli
CrossFit TorontoSep 12 - Toronto, ONDeka CrossFitSep 13 - Montreal, QC
Get started with thenew GWOD Start Appfor
iOS, Android & Kindle
Get the GWOD Spot Appfor
iOS, Android & Kindle
DVDs back in stock!
25% OFF with promo code "paoli25"!
Gymnastics WOD by Carl Paoli is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at gymnasticswod.com. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://nakaathletics.com/contact.
All content on this site is subject to these terms and conditions.


text:
New initiatives
"These demands that pastoral priorities be constantly reviewed ... focusing on situations of social and ecclesial marginalization which continue to challenge us. These needs must lead us, in faithful creativity, to search for new forms of pastoral activities which better respond to the needs of the men and women in our world."(XXIII General Chapter, 2003, Orientations, 7.1)
1. Mission in Urban Areas Our Shrines and Churches as a home for the poor and abandoned of our cities.
We have communities and churches in many of the major cities of the country. We commit ourselves to utilizing these resources for the service of the urban poor. To do so, soon after the new communities are formed, the Superiors/Parish Priests/Rectors of our Shrines will come together and, with the help of competent experts, devise ways and means of renewing our mission in this area in such a way that our urban communities and churches will be truly at the service of the poor and marginalized, seeking a sense of belonging and acceptance.
2. Ministry to Youth and Young People
Both units of the Congregation have personnel dedicated to the evangelization of young people. We recommend that this commitment to youth ministry and evangelization be continued and strengthened, with the Congregation investing in the training of competent lay youth ministers, who can engage in peer ministry. We suggest that a Commission, comprising members of both units and competent lay, be set up to undertake this task and that suitable provision be made for this.
3. Family
While we recognize the importance of building basic ecclesial communities, we also recognize that such communities will come to nothing if we do not first give our attention to the families that comprise those communities. We suggest that during the coming quadrennium, a symposium be conducted by professionals in this field that will enable us to better understand the social reality that is family today. This symposium will be attended by confreres and those lay partners who work with us in the area of family life. Following the symposium, a selected group of both confreres and lay will attempt to develop a program for strengthening family life for our various ministries.
4. Migrants.
As Redemptorists we come across both the migrants themselves and their families in our various ministries. We propose that both units actively engage themselves in the pastoral plan drawn up by the Conference of Redemptorists of Asia-Oceania in relation to this matter. We further propose that if a confrere is not available for working in this ministry on a full-time basis, a competent lay person will be employed to coordinate the efforts of the various communities in responding to the needs of migrants and families. This person could be assigned to the Office for Social Concerns. An important dimension of this work will be that of networking with other Units of the Congregation abroad, as well as the Episcopal Commission for Migrants, to enable us offer better services to the people concerned.
5. Justice, Peace and Care of the Environment
For the next quadrennium, we propose that a seminar-workshop be held that will be devoted exclusively to the study of Catholic Social Teaching and how it is best applied to the Philippines. An essential component of this will be the workshop wherein participants will devise methodologies that will enable us to educate people in this important area of the Churchs mission in such a way that they can become agents of change in their own communities.
6. Lay Empowerment
We propose that in the coming quadrennium, the Apostolic Secretariats of both units, in conjunction with our lay partners, honestly evaluate our current efforts in this area and propose ways and means by which lay empowerment can be further promoted in our various ministries. This could include having lay people share their concerns with us prior to our preaching at Sunday Eucharist; being encouraged to share our charism through regular meetings and faith-sharing; being given opportunities to challenge us on how we live our vows and allowing them to express their expectations of us as religious. Such suggestions should be submitted to the EC which will then facilitate discussion and possible experimentation of such suggestions.
7. Mission in an Ecumenical and Inter-Religious Perspective
Keeping in mind that in Asia mission should be undertaken from the perspective of the three-fold dialogue of dialogue with cultures, dialogue with the poor and dialogue with other religious traditions, we are conscious that our nation, while predominantly Catholic, has significant numbers of our brothers and sisters who belong to other Christian denominations and other religious traditions. If we as Redemptorists are to be faithful to the three-fold dialogue of mission then serious consideration must be given to how we work with other religious traditions and Christian denominations in the work of building up Gods Kingdom. In this, special attention needs to be given to the increasing influence of Pentecostal churches throughout the country.
In order to help us to carry out our mission of proclaiming the Kingdom, we ask that the Faculty of SAT-MI, in keeping with its Vision-Mission, devise suitable summer programs that will address these issues and equip confreres and lay collaborators with the necessary skills in this area.
©2012 Redemptorist Vice Province of Manila, All rights reserved.
Get Involved


text:
HISD Trustee Harvin Moore brings long record of activism
Published 6:00 pm, Wednesday, December 3, 2003
Recently sworn-in HISD School Board Trustee Harvin C. Moore IV is new to his position representing District 7, but hes hardly a newcomer to public education and school reform.
For almost 20 years, Moore has been an active volunteer in education, both in the classroom and behind the scenes.
It has helped round out my life, says Moore, who is senior vice president of operations and finance for Team Encounter, an aerospace company developing deployable space structures.
Moores first exposure to what has become his vocation was as an evening tutor to at-risk students in East Harlem in New York City in the mid-80s. ##M:(full story)## The experience fueled his lifelong commitment.
Public education, thats where my passion is, he says, clearly meaning it.
In person, the River Oaks resident is an earnest fellow whose integrity and intelligence are quickly and clearly established. Though soft-spoken, his views and resolve come through loud and clear.
Upon his return to Houston 12 years ago, Moore continued volunteering through HISDs Communities in Schools program. He became interested and involved in charter schools, serving as vice chairman and treasurer of the KIPP charter district school board. He served on boards for Teach for America, Houston Teachers Institute and Neuhaus Education Center.
The circuit exposed him to education issues, forced financial choices in how to use limited resources and helped convince him that the right environment makes a difference for all students.
When you see success, you start to see why something works, he explains.
When word went out that former trustee Jeff Shadwick would vacate the District 7 board seat, Moore carefully considered his decision to run for the position. His dozen years of working with educators, administrators, business leaders and even HISD school boards had carried a much lower profile than public office will.
I realized (running) would be a good way to make a difference in public education, he says.
With his first school board meeting behind him, Moore has already made an impression on other trustees. District 5 representative Dianne Johnson, for example, describes him as smart, conscientious, thorough and willing to listen, characteristics she considers unbeatable for a board member.
Moores academic training was in finance, but he minored in physics. The latter has given him an interesting perspective.
Physics seems to be about details, but its about simple, overriding truths, he explains. By seeing the bottom line, it keeps you on a path.
That viewpoint fed his campaign for trustee. He supports getting school reform back on track and renewing the boards vision or altering it to better prepare all children for success in school and life.
He supports preschool for all children, implementing effective reading methodologies, better teacher training and mentoring and smaller learning communities through high school.
As Moore takes office, hes going to be busy representing a diverse territory with equally diverse concerns.
Its also familiar territory. He grew up and attended schools in the Briarcroft and River Oaks neighborhoods, the same areas he now represents.